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If the monthly limit has been reached up to a month before expiry of the set time limit, it is signalled
by the date field flashing.
If the monthly limit is 100% reached, it is signalled by alternate flashing of the date field and the
change arrows.
If the remaining capacity and the monthly limit are exceeded, the negative remaining capacity and
the date field flash alternately with the change arrows.
Date of the filter commissioning or last filter cartridge change
The date of filter commissioning or last filter cartridge change is indicated as follows:
Example: 28/10/09
28 Day, here the 28th day
10 Month, here October
09 Year, here 2009
Selecting the units of measurement
You can choose between European, American and international units of measurement on the
display.
For European units of measurement: depending on the type of filter system (STD, STM), select the
specified unit of measurement for water hardness °KH, °EH, °FH or ° DH. The unit of volume and
date format are then automatically displayed in litres and DD/MM/YY respectively.
For American units of measurement, select gpg (unit of measurement for water hardness); the
unit of volume and the date format are then automatically displayed in US gallons and MM/DD/YY
respectively.
For international units of measurement, select mg/L (unit of measurement for water hardness);
the unit of volume and the date format are then automatically displayed in litres and DD/MM/YY
respectively.
Parameterisation
The following parameters have to be entered:
• Filter system type and size
STD 4 = PURITY 450 Quell ST
STD 6 = PURITY 600 Quell ST
STD 12 = PURITY 1200 Quell ST
STM 4 = PURITY 450 Steam
STM 6 = PURITY 600 Steam
STM 12 = PURITY 1200 Steam
• Water hardness unit and water hardness value
The following units of hardness may be selected for the various types of filter system:
Unit of carbonate hardness for filter system types STD and STM:
°KH (German unit of hardness)
°EH (English unit of hardness)
°FH (French unit of hardness)
gpg (American unit of hardness)
mg/L (international unit of hardness)
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