Commissioning; Priming; Guided Configuration (Wizard) - DAB E.SWIM Instructions Pour L'installation Et La Maintenance

This gives simple and direct access to the items used most frequently, without having to scroll through the
menu. These are the items available and the functions accessed:
"Configuration"
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Current "Date and time"  direct change of date and time (paragraph 6.2.1.3),
o
"Timer"
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"Key"
o
6.2.1.7; the symbol represents the current status:
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4 COMMISSIONING

4.1 Priming

Installation below water level:
Fit one gate valve in the suction pipe and one in the delivery
pipe to isolate the pump.
Fill the pump, slowly and completely opening the gate valve
in the suction pipe, and keeping the gate valve on delivery
open to let the air out.
Installation above water level:
If there are several suction pipes, arrange the pipes and the
manifold below water level and reach the pump with only
one vertical pipe.
To reduce the priming time, it is recommended to install the
pump with as short a suction pipe as possible.
Fill the basket of the filter with water up to the level of the
suction mouth.

4.2 Guided configuration (WIZARD)

When switched on for the first time, the device proposes to perform the WIZARD easy configuration, which guides the
user in a fast and easy setting of the most important parameters.
It is necessary to perform the WIZARD: the initial system status is that of the factory configuration, and in
that the language and the units of measure may not be those used in your country, the weekly clock
starts at a random time, and the other parameters may not be suitable for your system.
If you need to revise all these parameters quickly at a later date, you can reload the WIZARD by
selecting a specific item on the menu (paragraphs 6.2 and 6.2.1.1).
The WIZARD presents the following pages in sequence:
1. Select Language (see also par. 6.2.1.2)
2. Select time display mode (24h or am/pm)
 Menu access (see chapter 6),
 access to the Timers (paragraph 6.2.5),
(or padlock)  direct access to the protection system with Password, described in paragraph
(key) Password not entered, free access to all functions;
(closed padlock) Password entered and active, access to the control keys is prevented
(except the "STOP" key);
(open padlock) Password entered but temporarily deactivated, access is temporarily
allowed.
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