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HYDRO TOUCH
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pH and Chlorine Controller for private swimming pools
Installation, commissioning, maintenance
and programming instruction
Reference: DOC0521
Rev: 3.1

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  • Page 1 HYDRO TOUCH ® pH and Chlorine Controller for private swimming pools Installation, commissioning, maintenance and programming instruction Reference: DOC0521 Rev: 3.1...
  • Page 2 Z.I. Aéropole Pyrénées Rue du Bruscos 64230 SAUVAGNON - France Tel: +33 (0)5 59 33 70 36 Fax: +33 (0)5 59 33 70 37 Email: contact@syclope.fr Internet: http://www.syclope.fr © 2023 by SYCLOPE Electronique S.A. Subject to change. HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Mounting procedure for flexible suction pipe ............16 4.4.6 Mounting procedure of the pH and/or Redox sensor ..........17 4.4.7 Connecting the pH sensor on the HYDRO TOUCH device ......... 17 4.5 Commissioning / Electrical connections ................18 4.5.1 General connections ....................18 4.5.2...
  • Page 4 6.4 Change of the copper counter-electrode ................68 6.1 Maintenance of the dosing tubes of the metering pumps ............ 69 7 Wintering ....................70 8 Accessories ....................71 9 Failures and remedies ................72 Maintenance ..................73 HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...

  • Page 5: Generality

    Chlorine. Thanks to HYDRO TOUCH ease of use, their user-friendliness and their remarkable technicality, you will fully enjoy their many possibilities and will be assured of a perfect control and perfect monitoring of your pool water quality.

  • Page 6: Use Of The Document

    Recyclable element. Storage and transport It is important to store and to transport the HYDRO TOUCH controller in its original packaging in order to minimize risk of damage. Furthermore, the package must be stored in an environment that is protected against humidity and exposure to chemical products.

  • Page 7: Packaging

    Pages: 7 Packaging The controller is delivered with:  HYDRO TOUCH wall mounted electronic box  pH sensor resistant to pressure (3 bars) with the possibility of installing at 90° compared with the vertical position.  Chlorine sensor resistant to pressure (4 bars) ...

  • Page 8: Safety Instructions

    The failure to respect these procedures can result in serious injury to users or damaging the device. Use of the equipment The HYDRO TOUCH controller has been designed to measure and control pH and Chlorine by means of sensors and controls of suitable actuators in the context of the possible uses described in this manual.

  • Page 9: Risk Prevention

    Pages: 9 Risk prevention The installation and connection of the HYDRO TOUCH controller should be only performed by specialized personnel and qualified for this task. The installation must comply with the current safety standards and instructions! Before opening the controller or manipulate the relay outputs, always remember to switch-off...

  • Page 10: Disposal And Conformity

    Pages: 10 Disposal and conformity The recyclable packaging of the HYDRO TOUCH equipment must be disposed of according to current regulations. Elements such as paper, cardboard, plastic or any other recyclable elements must be taken to a suitable sorting centre.

  • Page 11: Technical Specifications

    Pages: 11 Technical specifications General specifications HYDRO TOUCH devices 3.1.1 Technical specifications Main Features Type Specification(s) Mark(s) Consumption 850W Max – 3.5A Max Power supply requirements 230VAC +/-10% 50Hz Overvoltage Category Accept temporary over voltages from power line. Glass 5x20 time-lag 250 mA fuse Electric protection Glass 5x20 time-lag 3.15 A fuse...

  • Page 12: Main Functions

    8 slots per days With a hand-held device or with Calibration reagents (see accessories). Control of dosing actuators to prime the Maintenance Maintenance helper pump Installation of the wall mounted devices Box dimension (mm) External Fixation dimension (mm) HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...

  • Page 13: Installation And Electrical Connections

    Pages: 13 Installation and electrical connections Installation conditions To guarantee the user safety and to ensure correct operation of your HYDRO TOUCH, please observe the following installation instructions:  Install the controller in a dry location,  The controller must be protected against rain, frost and direct sunlight, ...

  • Page 14: Installation Of Pipe Saddles For Sensors And Products Injection

    Once the pipe saddle set, either side of the tubing the same time to keep the drill a hole of 16mm on a straight section of at pipe saddle perfectly properly centered least 15 cm. straight HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...

  • Page 15: Mounting Procedure For Sensors Connection Kit

    STEP 10 STEP 11 STEP 12 Unscrew the cap from the Pass the PE pipe into the Screw the cap with the PE pipe injection valve... cap and fit it on the valve on the valve. cone... HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...

  • Page 16: Mounting Procedure For Flexible Suction Pipe

    STEP 18 STEP 19 STEP 20 (option) Tighten the nut on the Place the bottom tray Place the sensor level and metering pump. valve weighted and adjust its weight and adjust. the depth... HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...

  • Page 17: Mounting Procedure Of The Ph And/Or Redox Sensor

    The BNC input of pH sensor of HYDRO TOUCH controllers are « high impedance » inputs. They must be kept clean and free of moisture or corrosion CAUTION: The BNC connectors must be kept clean and free of moisture or corrosion.

  • Page 18: Commissioning / Electrical Connections

    Before making connections, cut power supplies! 4.5.1 General connections HYDRO TOUCH controllers must be supplied with electric power protection using the nameplate located on the side of the device. For safety, controllers supply must be cut when the filtration is off.
  • Page 19 Pages: 19 4.5.1.2 Case of a single phased filtration box in 380V 50Hz P1 P2 P3 Neutral Earth Contactor of filtration motor Disconnecting circuit NOTE: In both cases, connect « Neutral and a phase » and Earth! HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...

  • Page 20: Changing The Internal Protection Fuse

    Specific connections 4.5.3.1 Free of potential switch connection The HYDRO TOUCH controller has four remote control input (SPDT1 - SPDT4) used in a subservient manner to the main circulation pump of the filtration system. There are free of potential switch inputs.
  • Page 21 5. Wire the tree points of switch to (SW), (+) and (-). 6. Tighten the cable gland to ensure tightness. 7. Replace the front cover and fixation screws. 8. Commission the equipment. NOTE: he SPDT4 input is dedicated to the flow switch function HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...
  • Page 22 NOTE: he SPDT1 input is dedicated to the remote-control contact. The SPDT2 input is dedicated to the The SPDT3 input is dedicated to the pH bottom tank. Chlorine bottom tank. HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...
  • Page 23 4. Pass the cable through a cable gland, then under the PCB. 5. Wire both wires 6. Tighten the cable gland to ensure tightness. 7. Replace the front cover and fixation screws 1. Commission the equipment HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...
  • Page 24 The neutral link is permanent and unswitched. Care must be taken not to reverse the phase and neutral lines. To avoid any electric shock you must switch off the device between connect the relay. HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...
  • Page 25 Pages: 25 4.5.3.4 RS485 communication port connection The HYDRO TOUCH controller has an RS485 communication port for linking with a HYDROCOM to trace measurements, alarms, instructions and display graphics. 1. Cut the primary power supply. 2. Remove the protective sheath 3.

  • Page 26: Filing The Tanks Of Chemical

    Pages: 26 4.5.3.5 USB stick connection The HYDRO TOUCH controller has a USB slot to connect a stick mass storage. This function allows you to do firmware updates. 1. Cut the primary power supply. 2. Connect the USB stick. 3. Commission the equipment 4.

  • Page 27: Hydro Touch Controller Presentation

    General operation HYDRO TOUCH range devices are used to measure and control the pH (potential of hydrogen) and /or the chlorine, of private swimming pools using specific sensors and commands of actuators suitable in the context of the possibilities of use described in this manual.

  • Page 28: Human Interface Generality

    Manuel pH channel calibration (with reagents) ............56 5.6.3 Calibration reset ....................62 5.7 Chlorine channel calibration ....................65 5.7.1 Calibration of the sensor slope ................65 5.7.2 Zero-point calibration (if required) ................. 65 5.7.3 Use of the gain multiplier switch ................65 HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...

  • Page 29: Main Display

    Main display for version < V3.0 02:05 PM Headband 01-22-2018 7.20 Channel n°1 pH measure Channel n°2 Chlorine measure 5.3.2 Main display for version> V3.0 02:05 PM Headband 01-22-2018 7.20 Channel n°1 pH measure Channel n°2 Chlorine measure HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...

  • Page 30: User Level Settings

    255.255.255.0 Gateway: 192.168.0.1 Gateway: 192.168.4.1 Preferred DNS: 8.8.8.8 Auxiliary DNS: 8.8.4.4 This means that there is a connection problem (Wifi not accessible, Wrong password, etc.) This means that the dongle is not or not properly connected. HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...

  • Page 31: Set Current Date And Time

    The time setting of the controller will be effective when closing the screen, by pressing the date and time field. NOTE: If the time programming screen closes on its own by exceeding the waiting time, the set time will not be saved. HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...

  • Page 32: Display Details Of A Channel

    This icon lets you know if the bottom tank alarm is active. 7.20 Value lower than the scale Measured value ---- Value higher than the scale Unmeasurable value HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...
  • Page 33 “Automatic” mode to exit these modes. Because even a shutdown via the ON/OFF button of the control panel or a power cut will not disable these modes. 5.5.1 Timers settings This button is a shortcut to access the time slot change menu ( HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...

  • Page 34: Channel Settings

    The configuration of the channel will be effective when closing the screen, pressing the return and validation field. Note: If the channel configuration screen closes itself by exceeding the waiting time, the parameters will not be saved. HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...

  • Page 35: Input Screen For A Numerical Value

    The « AM/PM » key allows to set a date with a 12hours format. AM/PM 5.4.4 Programming screen Note: To display this screen, you must press the button from the main screen Interface Change Customizing the code Installator code interface entry System info HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...

  • Page 36: Interface Management

    Color management 5.4.6 Brightness and contrast management Brightness & Contrast Brightness Contrast Brightness: This button allows to set the brightness between 10 to 100%. Contrast: This button allows to set the contrast between 10 to 100%. HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...

  • Page 37: Screen Protection Management

    This menu will allow you to configure the measurement channel colors as well as the alarm color when there is a problem on a measurement Colors pH channel color Chlorine channel color Color of the value in Alarm HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...

  • Page 38: Change Installator Code

    Serial number This window allows you to know the firmware version information of your controller. This information will be useful in case of communication with the technical service SYCLOPE Electronique. The last field corresponds to the serial number of your controller, identical to the one on the label outside the case.

  • Page 39: Installator Level Settings

    Chlorine channel settings (Dosing mode, tank level, etc.). Chlorine Timer channel settings (Start, end time). Clocks General controller settings (Remote input, dosing direction, etc.). General Communication controller settings (speed, parity, etc.). Advanced controller settings (language, factory settings etc.). Advanced HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...

  • Page 40: Ph Channel Settings

    When measure value is upper the highest point the control drives the down actuator. When the measure is lower the lowest point control drives the up actuator. Between the setpoint and the lowest or highest point, the previous actuator remains active. HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...
  • Page 41 Commande de régulation In Hysteresis mode, when the error (setpoint - measure) is greater  than the hysteresis value, the regulation requirement is 100%. Measure Mesure Setpoint Consigne de régulation Hystérésis Hysteresis 100% Pump command Commande de régulation HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...
  • Page 42 Raw signal: 0 mV values Allow to validate the Clear Cancel Enter current calibration Non-compliant calibration (out Compliant and saved calibration Calibration Calibration of calibration limit) ERROR HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...

  • Page 43: Chlorine Channel Settings

    When measure value is upper the highest point the control drives the down actuator. When the measure is lower the lowest point, control drives the up actuator. Between the setpoint and the lowest or highest point, the previous actuator remains active. HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...
  • Page 44 Commande de régulation  In Hysteresis mode, when the error (setpoint - measure) is greater than the hysteresis value, the regulation requirement is 100%. Measure Mesure Setpoint Consigne de régulation Hysteresis Hystérésis 100% Pump command Commande de régulation HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...

  • Page 45: Chlorine Calibration

    Clear the calibration raw value of the signal and use the factory Raw signal: 480 mV values Enter the current Cancel Enter calibration Clear Non-compliant calibration (out Compliant and saved calibration Calibration Calibration of calibration limit) ERROR HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...

  • Page 46: Clocks Settings

    The slot has a start slot but it is not active The slot is enabled. Example: Start time is 14h00 and stop time is 16h00. NOTE: The minimum slot time is 1 minute. NOTE: The maximum slot time is 24 hours. HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...

  • Page 47: General Settings

    This sense of dosage can be "up" or "down". Down This button is used to set the cycle time of the dosing Cycle Time pump. This time is adjustable from 10 to 1800s HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...

  • Page 48: Communications Settings

    Option settings Com. General To degrease (as above) the buttons «Wifi Option», «IP V4 Settings», «Connected Services» and «myHydro» you must connect the Wifi Dongle to the USB port. See Appendix «Dongle Wifi» for installation instructions. HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...
  • Page 49 DHCP Active/ Automatic DNS: Check or uncheck the boxes to enable or disable DHCP or DNS on your network. If you disable DHCP you must enter the IP Address, Mask and Gateway. If you disable the DNS, you must enter the Preferred DNS and Auxiliary DNS. HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...

  • Page 50: Setup Services

    Server Address: Enter the mysyclope web server address. This is mysyclope.com TCP port: Entering the TCP connection port to the mysyclope site. Here the current value is: 18890. Remote code: Entering the remote connection code from mysyclope to your regulator HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...

  • Page 51: Advance Settings

    CAD enable CAD enable CAD enable This button allows you to This button allows you to Polarization Polarization Polarization Polarization activate or deactivate the activate or deactivate the polarization via the CAD. polarization via the CAD. HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...

  • Page 52: Restore Factory Settings

    RESET This button resets all the device parameters CONTROLER to the factory settings. NOTE: After a reset the device restarts automatically. NOTE: Calibration values are erased so you have to recalibrate all your sensors HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...

  • Page 53: Ph Channel Calibration

    To automatically calibrate the pH value, just press on the channel to be calibrate and press the button “Calibration” (cf. chapter 0 Click on the "Notification area" to display the next window. Filtration is normally active (depending on the time ranges that have been programmed). HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...
  • Page 54 “Automatic” mode to exit these modes. Because even a shutdown via the ON/OFF button of the control panel or a power cut will not disable these modes. 5.5.1 Timers settings This button is a shortcut to access the time slot change menu ( HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...
  • Page 55  Sensor must not be faulty or disconnected,  The pH value displayed must be between 5,5pH and 8,5pH  Once the calibration is complete, the controller resumes normal operation and displays the pH value changed! HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...

  • Page 56: Manuel Ph Channel Calibration (With Reagents)

    Open the valves and turn the filtration ON Step 6 Rinse the sensor with clean water without excessive pressure. Expel any dirt. Take care not to break or damage the sensitive tip. Lay it carefully before calibration. HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...
  • Page 57 Step 8 To calibrate the pH 7 value, just press on the channel to be calibrate and press the button “Calibration” (cf. chapter 0 Click on the "Notification area" to display the next window. HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...
  • Page 58 “Automatic” mode to exit these modes. Because even a shutdown via the ON/OFF button of the control panel or a power cut will not disable these modes. 5.5.1 Timers settings This button is a shortcut to access the time slot change menu ( HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...
  • Page 59 Pages: 59 Channel settings). Select the pH 7 tab and confirm with Step 9 Rinse the sensor with clean water without excessive pressure before performing the calibration pH = 4.00 HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...
  • Page 60 Click on the "Notification area" to display the next window. Filtration is normally active (depending on the time ranges that have been programmed). Filtration is in forced stop. Filtration is forced on but the dosing functions are disabled. HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...
  • Page 61 “Automatic” mode to exit these modes. Because even a shutdown via the ON/OFF button of the control panel or a power cut will not disable these modes. 5.5.1 Timers settings This button is a shortcut to access the time slot change menu ( HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...

  • Page 62: Calibration Reset

    Filtration is normally active (depending on the time ranges that have been programmed). Filtration is in forced stop. Filtration is forced on but the dosing functions are disabled. The filtration is forced and the dosing functions remain active. HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...
  • Page 63 “Automatic” mode to exit these modes. Because even a shutdown via the ON/OFF button of the control panel or a power cut will not disable these modes. 5.5.1 Timers settings This button is a shortcut to access the time slot change menu ( HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...
  • Page 64 Pages: 64 Channel settings). Confirm the reset by press the button HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...

  • Page 65: Chlorine Channel Calibration

    In high pH seawater the measurement of chlorine or brome will be low. If necessary, use the gain multiplier switch by passing it in position X5. Calibration should be checked 24 hours later by checking the measurement displayed by the probe and the value in the pool. HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...

  • Page 66: Start Of Control And Dosing

    CAUTION: Flocculation should never be made on direct contact with sensors. If flocculation occurs in a skimmer so continuously, it is recommended to mount the sensors after the filter. HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...

  • Page 67: Maintenance Of Chlorine Sensor

     Dispose of the old glass beads in the appropriate bin to meet the recycling cycle.  Ensure packaging cap is in good condition and clean.  Take the new beads and carefully place them in the cap, taking care not to lose any bead. HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...

  • Page 68: Change Of The Copper Counter-Electrode

     After a change of counter-electrode the zero-point and slope calibration must be carried out as described in § « VI Calibration ». During all operations be careful not to touch and damage the gold or platinum rod. HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...

  • Page 69: Maintenance Of The Dosing Tubes Of The Metering Pumps

    Note: Before connect the device, make sure to remove any residue of chemical residue that may be on or near the device with a soft and dry cloth. HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...

  • Page 70: Wintering

    Empty chemicals tanks. NOTE: The chemicals used in pools can be dangerous and corrosive! They can damage your health and cause environmental damage. Any mixture of chemicals can be hazardous to health and should never be done. HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...

  • Page 71: Accessories

    Pages: 71 Accessories Accessories and spare parts for electronic HYDRO TOUCH electronic controllers. Designation of the spare part Code Reference 5x20 250mA glass fuse time lag FUS5X20T250 5x20 3.15A glass fuse time lag FUS1016 Mounting kit (Screws+ rawplugs) KFB 0006 pH and Chlorine sensors HYDRO TOUCH controllers.

  • Page 72: Failures And Remedies

    Disturbed and unstable control. Incorrect parameters setting Check the program settings. Check the behaviour of the site and adjust the control parameters. Proportioning devices do not Controller safekeeping Check the errors displayed. assay. Check the operating limit exceeded. HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...

  • Page 73: 10 Maintenance

    Repairs may only be performed only by qualified technicians, and must be carried out exclusively at our plant. If you have any problems with the controller and/or chemical sensors or if you need treatment tips, do not hesitate to contact our after-sales department. Email: contact@syclope.fr HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...
  • Page 74 Pages: 74 NOTES HYDRO TOUCH pH/Chlorine instructions...
  • Page 76 SYCLOPE Electronique S.A.S. Z.I. Aéropole Pyrénées Rue du Bruscos 64230 SAUVAGNON - France Tel: +33 (0)5 59 33 70 36 Fax: +33 (0)5 59 33 70 37 Email: contact@syclope.fr Internet: https://www.syclope.fr © 2023 by SYCLOPE Electronique S.A.S.

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