ProMinent DULCOMARIN II Wiring diagram
DULCOMARIN® II
Function extension with M, A and P module
Supplementary instructions
Only valid with the complete operating instructions DULCOMARIN® II
985558 BA DC 079 04/12 EN
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Supplemental instructions
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Table of contents
1Function MAP....................................................................... 5
2 Circulation quantity allocation............................................... 6
2.1 Specification of the respective circulating operating
conditions...................................................................... 8
3 Flow control [water flow] ...................................................... 9
4Timer settings..................................................................... 12
5 Water top-up....................................................................... 14
6 Control of the backwashing valves..................................... 15
7 Index................................................................................... 16
Table of contents
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1 Function MAP
With the standard modules M, A, and P it is possible to activate the
following additional functions:
nWater level (4) with topping up (5)
nSensor cap (3) with/without paddle switch (2)
nAutomatic backwashing (1)
nHeating control (7)
nGutter cleaning function (6)
A1103
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Fig. 1: Function extension with M, A and P module
The following software versions (from and including) must be
installed so that these functions can be activated:
nDXCa 3021
nM-Module 3010
nA-Module 3010
nP-Module 3000
Function extension with M, A and P
module
Function MAP
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2 Circulation quantity allocation
The following circulation operating points are specified under this
menu item.
The setting options in this menu item include:
nNormal mode
nBackwashing
n
[ECO min]
circulation
For an efficient and ecological operation you must match the data
of the circulating pump to the analog signal.
R1 R2 R3 K1 K2 K3 Iout1 Iout2 Iout3 Iout4
Pump terminals
R1: Acid pump
Max . freq. = 180 Str/min
K1 type NO
R2: ORP pump
= 180 Str/min
K2 type NO
R3: Flocculant pump
= 180 Str/min
Capacity= 1,40 l/h
K3 type NO
Recorder
Iout1: pH Value
Iout2 :ORP value
Iout3 :free chlorine
Iout4 :ph lower dosing
DXMaA
System 1
SAVEDEFAULT
Max . freq.
Max . freq.
A0192
SERVICE CONFIG
Circulation
A
Fig. 2: Configuring module DXMaA (configuration menu)
1. In the
[continuous display]
press the
[ENTER]
key
ðYou can now see the
[Central menu item]
.
2. In the
[Central menu item]
display press the
[F4]
[CONFIG]
key
ðThe configuration menu is now displayed.
3. Using the horizontal arrow keys, select the
[A]
tab and then
press the
[ENTER]
key
ðYou must now enter your password.
4. Using the arrow keys enter your password and then press
the
[ENTER]
key
ðThe configuration menu for your A module is now dis‐
played.
Configuring module DXMaA
Circulation quantity allocation
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Now you must first activate the analog outputs:
–
Analog output 2 [Iout2] for circulation 1 (UW1)
–
Analog output 4 [Iout4] for circulation 2 (UW1)
R1 R2 R3 K1 K2 K3 Iout1 Iout2 Iout3 Iout4
Pump connectors
R1: pH lowering pump
max. freq. = 180 stroke/min
K1 temp NO
R2: chlorine pump
= 180 stroke/min
K2 Type NO
R3: flocculant pump
= 180 stroke/min
Capacity= 1.40 l/h
K3 Type NO
recorder
Iout1: pH value
Iout3 :Chlorine value
Iout2 : ControlCirculation 1
Iout4 :
DXMaA
System 1
SAVEDEFAULT
max. freq.
max. freq.
A1129
SERVICE CONFIG
Circ. 1
Circ. 2
CONFIG
ControlCirculation 2
Fig. 3: Configuring module DXMaA (configuration menu)
5. If analog output 2
[Iout2]
and analog output 4
[Iout4]
have not
yet been activated for the circulating pumps, this must be
done now. Move to the analog output
[lout]
to be set using
the arrow keys and then press the
[ENTER]
key
ðThe adjustment display for the analog output
[Iout]
, which
is to be set, appears.
6. Using the vertical arrow keys, set the corresponding control
output
[lout2]
or
[lout4]
[ControlCirculation]
(1 or 2) and then
press the
[ENTER]
key
ðThe configuration menu for your A module is now dis‐
played.
7. Now press the
[F5]
key
[BACK-UP]
and answer the following
query by pressing the
[ENTER]
key
ðA controller writes the values of the changed parameters
into its control.
8. Now press the
[ENTER]
key
ðThe configuration menu for your A module is now dis‐
played.
9. Using the
[F3]
key now select the circulating pump 1
[Parameter circulation 1]
or select circulating pump 2
[Parameter circulation 2]
using the
[F1]
key
ðYou can now see the configuration menu of the selected
circulating pump
10. Select the desired parameters using the arrow keys and then
press the
[ENTER]
key
Make the following adjustments:
nRange: 0-20 mA / 4-20 mA
nValue 0/4 mA: minimum circulation capacity of the
installed circulating pump 1 or 2 in m3/h
nValue 20 mA: maximum value circulation capacity of the
installed circulating pump 1 or 2 in m3/h
Circulation quantity allocation
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2.1 Specification of the respective circulating operating conditions
The additional circulating operating conditions:
nCirculation capacity normal operation
–in %, adjustable 0 ... 100 %
nBackwashing circulation capacity
– in %, adjustable 0 ... 100 %
nECO Mode min circulation capacity
– in %, adjustable 0 ... 100 %
nDIN error ➨ Circulation ➨ 100 %:
– Active / inactive
n
[Redox ➨ Circulation (dependency) cor.: inactive]
– Active / inactive
nCirculation reduction =
– in %, adjustable 0 ... 100 %
nCirculation reduction time =
– 0 ... 9999 seconds
CAUTION!
Thermal overloading of the pump motor
Consequence: The pump motor and its surroundings
could be damaged
Measure: Provide the pump motor and/or the fre‐
quency converter with a suitable thermal protection
switch and possibly a fan.
In this respect observe the peculiarities of your local
ambient conditions and your national regulations and
standards.
The operating mode
[ECO Mode min. circulation capacity]
speci‐
fies how far the circulation capacity of the circulating pumps is
reduced in
[ECO Mode]
.
Operating mode
[DIN Error ➨ 100%]
, immediately sets the circula‐
tion operating mode to
[normal mode]
if the active ECO limit value
settings are breached. Otherwise the circulation increases in par‐
allel with the values of the reduction mode.
Operating mode
[Redox ➨ Circulation (dependency) cor.: active]
:
In this operating mode, the reduction rate is influenced by the
actual redox value Start and end redox values are defined. Reduc‐
tion mode is started from the start Redox value. Reduction mode
lowers the circulating pump capacity in steps up until the End
redox value the
[ECO Mode min]
value is reached. If the water
redox value falls below the start redox value, then the circulation
starts again at 100% capacity.
Operating mode
[Redox ➨ Circulation (dependency) cor.: inactive]
:
In this operating mode, the reduction rate
[Circulation reduction %]
and the time period
[Circulation reduction time = seconds ]
are set.
This reduction
[Step reductions]
is continued downwards until the
set value
[ECOMode min]
is reached.
The operating mode
[Circulation reduction in %]
in which the time
period in
[sec]
is set. This reduction
[Step reductions]
is continued
until the set
[ECO Mode min]
value is reached.
Circulation quantity allocation
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3 Flow control [water flow]
NOTICE!
Alarm during logical checking
Cause: Alarm during logical checking.
Fault: The flow control reports that a water flow exists,
although the circulating pump is off.
Measure: The controller triggers an alarm. The flow
control must be checked.
NOTICE!
No flow
Cause: No flow in the water circulation system.
Fault: There is for example no water in the system or a
ball valve is closed.
The controller switches the circulating pump off and
triggers an alarm.
Timer adjustments with two circulating pumps
If two circulating pumps are connected, then they must
always be started simultaneously via the time. A
delayed switching on of the pumps, resulting in
switching on at different times, is not permitted
because this leads to an error message at the control
so that consequently the second circulating pump does
not start.
Example: Both circulating pumps are stopped by the
timer. The pool has status [Stop] and consequently the
paddle switch signals are not evaluated by the con‐
troller. If the timer now starts Circulating pump 1, then
within 30 seconds paddle switch [1] must deliver feed‐
back relating to the water flow. The paddle switch [2]
delivers the signal [no water flow] (which is indeed cor‐
rect), but the control reports the error [No flow]. Hence
the circulating pump [2] cannot be automatically
started by the timer.
Remedy: Adjust the timer so that both circulating
pumps are started simultaneously. This prevents one
of the two circulating pumps from not starting.
The flow control
[Water flow]
monitors the circulating pump flow.
The
[Flow Control]
is used with a paddle switch or a thermo switch.
The
[Water flow]
flow control should prevent running dry of the
system or delivery from the circulating pump against a closed gate
valve. If the
[water flow]
flow control is activated in the A module,
then a closed
[NC]
contact is necessary, to make possible contin‐
uous operation of the circulation.
The two core cable of the flow checking device (paddle switch or
thermo switch) must be connected in the A-module to the
[R2]
ter‐
minal. If the contact remains set on
[passive]
during circulating
pump control, then the circulating pump is stopped after a delay
period and the control produces an error message. This error mes‐
sage can only be deleted in manual operating mode.
Flow control [water flow]
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R1 R2 R3 K1 K2 K3 Iout1 Iout2 Iout3 Iout4
Pump connectors
K1: Liquid level
Time: 30 s
K2
NC
K3 Type
Type: NC
R2: free
K1 Type:NC
R1: free
R3: free
recorder
Iout1: pH value
Iout3 :Chlorine value
Iout2 : ControlCirculation 1
Iout4 :
DXMaA
System 1
SAVEDEFAULT
Water_flow_1
A1130
SERVICE CONFIG
Circ. 1
Circ. 2
CONFIG
ControlCirculation 2
K3 Water_flow_2
K2
Fig. 4: R1, R2 and R3 to [free] and K1 type, K2 type and K3 type to
[NC]
Necessary parameters of the terminals and relays
Relay Terminal Terminal type
R1 free K1 K1 type NC
R2 free K2 Water_flow_1 K2 type NC
R3 free K3 K3 type NC
R1 R2 R3 K1 K2 K3 Iout1 Iout2 Iout3 Iout4
Pump terminals
R1: Acid pump
Max . freq. = 180 Str/min
K1 type NO
R2: ORP pump
= 180 Str/min
K2 type NO
R3: Flocculant pump
= 180 Str/min
Capacity= 1,40 l/h
K3 type NO
Recorder
Iout1: pH Value
Iout2 :ORP value
Iout3 :free chlorine
Iout4 :ph lower dosing
DXMaA
System 1
SAVEDEFAULT
Max . freq.
Max . freq.
A0192
SERVICE CONFIG
Circulation
A
Fig. 5: Configuring module DXMaA
1. In the
[continuous display]
press the
[ENTER]
key
ðYou can now see the
[Central menu item]
.
2. In the
[Central menu item]
display press the
[F4]
[CONFIG]
key
ðThe configuration menu is now displayed.
3. Using the horizontal arrow keys, select the
[A]
tab and then
press the
[ENTER]
key
ðYou must now enter your password.
Flow control [water flow]
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