Hayward ZPD Série Manuel D'installation page 5

Setting the Language
Programming
PROG
Pump Functions -­‐
Max flow rate
P100% -­‐
Alarm Relay
N.Open -­‐
Language
English -­‐
Paragraph 1 – Manual Dosage
Programming
P R O G
C o n f i g u r a t i o n
P u m p F u n t i o n s
-­‐
+
P u m p
F u n c t i o n s
Display during Operation
Operating mode
•
Man = Manual
MAN
Lev
Alarms and statuses
•
Lev = Level alarm
•
Flw = Flow alarms
•
•
•
Paragraph 2 - Dosage Proportional to Signal 0/4-20
Programming
PROG
Configuration
Pump Funtions
-­‐
+
Pump
Functions
0/4 - 20 mA
0/4 - 20 mA
-­‐
Low 4.0mA
0/4 - 20 mA
High 20.0mA
-­‐
Hayward Flow Control
-­‐
+
-­‐
The pump operates in constant mode. The flow can only be manually
regulated by pressing the
flow, or the
FLOW sensor
status
(depends on selected unit of
F F F
•
Stop P100%
Pump status
Empty = pump in start
Stop = pump stationary
Paus = pump in pause
The pump proportionally doses at a signal of (0)4-20 mA. On the basis of
the factory settings, the pump interrupts dosage at 4mA and doses at the
maximum set frequency when it receives 20 mA. These two values can be
modified during programming. The maximum frequency can be modified
during operation, by pressing the
increase the flow, or the
-­‐
+
For an input signal below 0.2 mA, the alarm LED lights up to indicate the
-­‐
absence of a signal.
+
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Makes it possible to select the language. The pump is set in
English in the factory.
Changes can be made by pressing the
the keys to set the new value. Press
confirm and return to the main menu
keys to decrease it.
Current dosage speed
measurement)
Percentage, Frequency,
l/h, Gph, ml/m
Operation
Operation
keys at the same time to increase the
Display during Setting (MODE key)
Operating mode
•
Man (during manual modification of the
flow it displays the corresponding
frequency value)
MAN
P100%
Current dosage value
•
Modify the maximum flow by pressing the
+ or – keys at the same time
Operation
keys at the same time to
keys to decrease it.
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to
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