Main Page Of The Display (Homepage) - DAB E.SWIM Instructions Pour L'installation Et La Maintenance

The table in chapter 8 shows the factory values of the setpoints associated with the keys from "SET1" to
"SET4". These values are suitable for most installations, but they can be easily changed if desired (see
6.2.2).
7.
Key for activating "QuickClean" mode, to command quick cleaning or quick recirculating with a high flow rate.
8. Key for enabling "Auto", mode, for activating the automatic control of the pump (which may be timed ("Timers")
or given by external signals ("EXT").
9.
Keys for navigating and accessing the menus:

the "ENTER" key allows you to access the menus and the items on which you are positioned;
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the "arrow" keys allows you to move about on the display or in the active menu, and to select an item;
they also allow you to change the value of the selected item.
10. "OK" key, to confirm and to leave without saving the changes made.
11.
"ESC" key, to cancel any changes and leave (without saving).
12. "Reset" key, to cancel the alarms (faults) that may be in progress.
13. "RUN/STOP" key, to enable or disable running of the pump; the pump enabled status is indicated by the
steady lighting of the white LED
When the pump is running (green LED lit), the pump stops if "RUN/STOP" is pressed, whatever the
operating condition, in both "Manual" and "Auto" mode.
However the "RUN/STOP" control is not direct starting control, but only an enabling: if it is pressed with
the pump stopped (green LED off), the pump starts only if a mode is active that contemplates switching
on at the current moment.
In STOP condition, when the white LED is blinking, the pump can never stop until "RUN/STOP" is
pressed.
The only exceptions:
- the "Antifreeze" function can start the pump even in STOP status, to avoid breakages due to frost (see
paragraph 6.2.8);
- the "Antilock" function can start the pump even in STOP status, to avoid metchanical blocking of the
impeller after long inactivity (paragraph 6.2.9).
The keyboard can be blocked with a ("Password"; in this way access to the functions can be restricted, to avoid
undesired intervention. See paragraph 6.2.1.7.

3.2 Main page of the display (homepage)

This is the appearance of the home page, which appears on the display in normal operating conditions and sums up
all the information on system operation.
1.
2.
3.
The information forms three groups:
1. The status lines (at the top) provide information on:
the status (running, stopped) along with the current command (SET1 – SET3, QC, Timer A-H, etc.), or
o
any active Warnings and Faults; in the example in the figure: "System Running" indicates that the
system is active, commanded by "TIMER A".
o the active setpoint value ("SP") and the expected time of the end of the active function ("End").
2. The instantaneous values of the electrical and hydraulic magnitudes, which are grouped in the space in the
centre of the screen and continuously updated during operation.
3.
The rapid access bar (at the bottom): contains the date and time with some icons; you navigate on these
elements with the right arrow and left arrow keys, and move the selection (highlighted by the box), then press
"ENTER" [
, which blinks if running of the pump is disabled.
] to go to the selected item.
ENGLISH
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