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1‐800‐828‐3388

GEO Installation & Operation Manual

Model PREC‐GEO1‐SIM‐AUT

Manual #

Geoflow Subsurface Drip Systems

506 Tamal Plaza Corte

Madera, CA 94925, USA

Office: 415.927.6000

Toll Free: 800.828.3388

Fax: 415.927.0120

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Table of Contents

1 Warnings ...................................................... 1

2 Installation Instructions ................................ 2

3 Panel Wiring Diagram ................................... 4

4 Panel Operation ........................................... 8

5 Connecting Via WiFi ..................................... 9

6 Setting Instructions ‐ WiFi Connected ........ 12

7 Setting Instructions – PLC Interface ............ 16

8 Time‐Date & Contrast Settings ................... 23

9 PLC Alarm Troubleshooting Guide .............. 26

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1 Warnings

To help prevent severe injury or property damage, please carefully read

through each of the following warnings.

Electrical Hazards

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2 Installation Instructions

Before Installing Panel

1. Read all instructions before proceeding with the installation. Improper installation may result in serious injuries and void warranties.

2. Inspect your order for completeness and shipment damage to components. If something is missing or damaged, you will need to contact your supplier to obtain replacements.

3. Check to be sure the instructions and items supplied comply with state and local regulations.

4. A qualified electrician must be employed to install and service the panel and ancillary wiring. The equipment must be installed in compliance with the National Electric Code, as well as state and local codes.

Placement of the Control Panel

5. Install the electrical control panel within view of the pump vault. The panel should be attached to a structure capable of supporting the panel and resisting any wind load that may be encountered. Panels containing motor contactors make a thumping sound, each time a pump is started or stopped. Therefore, these panels should not be mounted to an exterior wall of bedrooms or living areas, unless adequate vibration and sound suppression is provided. If possible, position the panel such that it is protected from direct sunlight and snow or rain. Extreme temperatures can cause inconsistent performance of the electrical components. Locate the panel at a convenient height (usually about five feet above the ground) and where it will be accessible for maintenance.

Install Floats and Pumps

6. Install an electrical splice box(es) for the floats and pump(s) before installing the actual floats and pumping equipment. The splice box(es) should be installed in grommet(s) near the top of the pump vault riser.

7. Install the floats. Thread the float and pump cords through the cord grips into the PVC splice box, leaving adequate lengths of electrical cord coiled inside the riser to allow easy removal of the pump and float assembly. Do not remove the colored markers or the paper tags from the float cords, and do not try to thread the markers and tag through the cord grip. These should be left on the float cord, outside the splice box. Tighten the cord grips, using hand pressure or a wrench if necessary, until the cord will no longer move in the cord grip. If the cord grips are not tight enough, the seal will not be watertight, but overtightening may damage the cord or the cord grip, so use only as much force as necessary. Adequate lengths of cord should be left within the splice box to allow for easy removal for future disconnecting and re‐splicing.

8. Run the wires from the control panel to the splice box. The wires can be brought through a conduit or can be buried using suitable direct‐burial wire. Conduit that enters the splice box must be sealed, even if the wires are direct‐buried, to prevent the infiltration of water into the splice box. Use an electrically approved sealant to plug the wires coming in through the conduit hub. The number of wires


required depends on the number of floats and pumps used. This can be determined by consulting the panel wiring diagram.

Wire should be sized at 14 AWG for the floats. Refer to Figure 1 to determine the proper size for the pump wires. When calculating wire size, the length and size of the branch circuit wires from the service entrance panel to the pump control panel must also be taken into account. Wire that’s too small can cause an excessive voltage drop and poor pump performance. Wires should be color coded or otherwise marked to aid in wiring the control panel.

9. All splices made in the splice box should use waterproof wire nuts or butt connectors and heat shrink tubing. The splices must be waterproof! Splices that are not waterproof may cause a malfunction of the controls if water should leak into the splice box.

Connect the Control Panel

10. Connect the wires coming from floats to the terminals in the control panel. Refer to the panel wiring diagram for the correct terminal connections.

11. Connect the wires coming from the pump(s) to the pump terminals. Refer to the panel wiring diagram for the correct terminal connections.

12. Connect the incoming power to the panel. Power to the panel must be appropriate to the control panel and pump motor (i.e. 120 VAC, single phase for a 120 VAC motor, 240 VAC single phase for a 240 VAC motor, etc.) Insure that the panel is properly grounded and that the fuse or breaker and wire size, from the main power panel and to the control panel, are sized correctly. Separate circuits for the pump controls and each of the pump motors is recommended. Note: Voltage for the controls in the panel is always 120 VAC, although the pump voltage may be 120 VAC or 240 VAC.

13. Use 60° minimum CU conductors only. Torque the terminal blocks to 15 LB‐IN and the ground lugs to 45 LB‐IN. Torque the circuit breakers to 20 LB‐IN for 14‐10 AWG wire, 25 LB‐IN for 8 AWG wire, and 27 LB‐IN for 6‐4 AWG wire.

14. When power is applied to the control panel, the wires to the pump may be energized. Do not service the pump or any electrical wiring in the pump vault without disconnecting the power at the circuit breaker and the fuse. The pump vault area is a hazardous area and may contain explosive gases. Take appropriate precautions before working in the pump vault.

15. If you have any questions please contact GEOFLOW.

Figure 1. Recommended Breaker & Wire Size

Pump Motor Size Breaker Size Wire Size Max Distance*

120VAC 1/2hp 20 amp 10 AWG 105 ft

240VAC 1/2hp 15 amp 14 AWG 161 ft

240VAC 3/4hp 20 amp 14 AWG 130 ft

240VAC 1hp 20 amp 12 AWG 172 ft

240VAC 1‐1/2hp 20 amp 12 AWG 126 ft

* This is the maximum distance from this subpanel to the pump motor for the recommended wire size. Distance is based on 3% maximum voltage drop from subpanel to load at maximum recognized pump

motor amps at 75° C.


3 Panel Wiring Diagram


4 Panel Operation

Your control panel can perform the float functions listed below. Depending on the number of

floats for your application, some functions may be omitted or combined.

High Level Alarm (Float 4): This float activates the alarm light and audible alarm when lifted.

The audible alarm may be silenced by pressing the illuminated PUSH TO SILENCE button on the

front of the control panel. The alarm light will remain on until the float is lowered.

Secondary Timer On & Off (Float 3): This float activates the Secondary Timer function when

lifted. The timer will cycle the pump based on the values programmed in the Secondary Timer

block, both the “On” and “Off” time may be different from those for the Primary Timer. The

secondary timer function will remain active until the Secondary Timer On & Off float lowers.

When the Secondary Timer function has been completed, normal Primary timer operation will

resume.

Primary Timer On & Off (Float 2): This float activates the Primary Timer and cycles the pump

on and off based on the values in the Primary Timer block. The timer will control the pump

cycle, beginning with the off cycle.

Redundant Off & Low‐Level Alarm (Float 1): This float turns off the pump when lowered. This

float is a secondary off float which will operate if the Primary Timer On & Off float fails.

Pumping will be disabled if in the automatic mode. This float also activates the alarm light and

audible alarm in a pulse/flashing manor (field adjustable). The audible alarm may be silenced

by pressing the illuminated PUSH TO SILENCE button on the front of the control panel. The

alarm light will remain on until the float is lifted.

Pump & Valve Operation: The pump dosing cycles will be controlled by the Primary Timer

(Float 2). During high flow conditions, the pump dosing cycles will be controlled by the

Secondary Timer (Float 3). The Filter Flush valve will open for 15 seconds (field adjustable) at

the beginning of the pump dosing cycle to allow for filter flushing. When the filter flush is

complete the pump will remain activated for the duration of the current zone timer. After the

pump is deactivated the field flush valve and filter flush valve will remain activated for 5

minutes (field adjustable) to allow for drainage. After 10 dosing cycles (field adjustable), the

field flush valve will be activated at the end of each zone’s dose cycle allowing the zone to be

flushed for 5 minutes (field adjustable). This operation will also occur after a power outage.


5 Connecting Via WiFi The GEO line of control panels includes an easy‐to‐use programmable logic unit that incorporates many time and logic functions. The units have built in WiFi Modules which allow wireless connection via a smart phone, tablet, PC or other WiFi capable device giving easier access to system data screens and settings.

Connecting with Smart Phone or PC Computer:

Step 1: To connect to the WiFi network ensure

you are within range of the Panel (WiFi

range is typically up to 100’, however

obstructions, walls, device hardware etc.

may effect range).

Step 2: Open the WiFi Settings of the device that

is to be connected. Find the WiFi

network “GEOFLOW” and connect.

Step 3: When prompted the password to the

network is “geoflow2018”. Once

connected your device may indicate

there is no Internet Access, this is

normal the Geo Panel is a local network

only.

Note: If your Smart Phone device is having a

difficult time connecting to the network, it may

be necessary to turn off cell data while

attempting to connect.


Step 4: Once connected, open the internet

browser (Safari, Firefox, Chrome etc.). In

the address bar, type “192.168.1.4”.

Step 5: When the login page has loaded select

the default language as “English” and

enter the password “geo”, select the box

Keep me logged on and then select Log

On.


Step 6: Once logged in select the dropdown in

the upper right‐hand corner and select

SmartRelay TD, then click Done.

Warning: Do not adjust settings in any other

dropdown screen or menu. Doing so

may permanently alter the panel

programming, which cannot be

restored without the use of a MicroSD

card.

Step 7: This will bring up the Home Page for the

WiFi access screen. For instructions on

adjusting settings and navigating the

screens see “WiFi Connected Navigation

& Settings”.


6 Setting Instructions ‐ WiFi Connected While wirelessly connected to the Geo line of control panels, the connection will grant access to the following system data screens and settings.

System Data Screens: Description

1. Home Screen System status overview, including device status

2. Total Power Cycles Displays total number of power cycles

3. Pump Run Time Pump run time meter in Hours

4. Pump Starts Count Pump cycle counter

5. Level Override Count Override cycle counter

6. High Level Count High level alarm counter

7. Hand Starts Number of times the pump has been started in Hand

8. Current Zone & Timer Displays current active value for zone timer or off timer

9. Secondary Timer Number of Zones, individual zone timers and float 3 off time

10. Primary Timer Number of Zones, individual zone timers and float 2 off time

11. Field Flush Field Flush Settings

12. Filter Flush Filter Flush Settings

13. Drain Down Filter & Field Drain Down Settings

14. Low Level Fault Blink Low Level Fault Blink Intervals

Home Screen – Informational Screen Only

Only the Up and Down arrows are used when navigating and changing screens. The Fuction(F), ESC and OK buttons are not incorporated.

Screens #2 ‐ #7 – Informational Screens Only

Use the Up and Down arrows

navigate through the System Screens.

Indicates the status of device.

Description of the current counter or

timer being displayed.

Current counter or timer value of the

named device.


Float 2 & 3 Screens – Adjustment & Informational Screens

Field Flush Screen – Adjustment & Informational Screen

Block Names Description Factory Default Range

Zone= X System Zone Counter 1 zone 1‐6 *Model dependent*

ZX= Individual Zone Timer Z1= Zone 1, Z2= Zone 2 etc.

Float 2 = 5 min Float 3 = 5 min

Minutes

Off Time System off Timer Float 2 = 115 min Float 3 = 55 min

Minutes


Cycle B4 Flush Field Flush Counter 10 cycles

Flush Time 1 & 2 Field Flush Timer


Minutes

Adjustable number of Zones the

system is configured to operate.

*Panel model dependent.

Adjustable run time for each zone in

minutes. Z1= Zone 1, Z2= Zone 2 etc.

Adjustable off time for the displayed

float in minutes. Float 2 & Float 3 Screens are very similar.

This number indicates which Float screen is

currently being viewed.

Adjustable Field Flush Counter is the

number of cycles that will occur

before a field flush is triggered.

Adjustable Flush Time 1 & 2 are the

timers for the field flush in minutes.

Current flush valve status.

Current cycle counter value.


Filter Flush Screen – Adjustment & Informational Screen

Drain Down Screen – Adjustment & Informational Screen

Low Level Fault Blink Interval Screen – Adjustment & Informational Screen


Filter Flush Duration

Filter Flush Duration Timer 15 seconds MM:SS


Drain Down Timer Filter & Field Drain Down Timer 5 minutes MM:SS


Low Lvl Blink On Alarm Light & Buzzer On Timer 2 seconds Seconds

Low Lvl Blink Off Alarm Light & Buzzer Off Timer 30 seconds Seconds

Adjustable Flush Duration Timer in

MM:SS.

Current flush duration timer value.

Current filter flush valve status.

Adjustable Drain Down Timer in

MM:SS.

Current flush duration timer value.

Adjustable on timer for Low Level

alarm light and buzzer activation in

seconds.

Adjustable off timer for Low Level

alarm light and buzzer activation in

seconds.


Changing Adjustable Parameter Blocks:

Step 1: Press or to view the system screen

of the parameter to be adjusted. In this

example, “Primary Timer Float 2” is

being viewed.

Step 2: The blue values indicate the ability to

change the setting/value. Click on the

value to be changed, this will bring up a

Modify Parameter popup. Enter the

desired value in the New Value box.

Warning: From some screens the timer base

units can be adjusted from this screen.

Pay close attention to keep current unit

(s, m, h) unless you’ve referred to

Default Settings Instructions for

detailed explanation of individual

timing units. At any time, pressing

popup will close without adjusting the

value.

Step 3: When the desired value has been

entered, press the “OK” key. The new

time value will now be in effect. In this

example, the set value has been

changed from 5 minutes to 7 minutes.


7 Setting Instructions – PLC Interface The GEO line of control panels includes an easy‐to‐use programmable logic unit that incorporates many time and logic functions. The units have built in screens which show the time and date and input/output status. Additionally, the following system data screens have been included in your panel: System Data Screens: Description 1. Power Cycle Count Total number of power cycle counter 2. Pump Run Time Pump run time meter in Hours 3. Pump Starts Count Pump cycle counter 4. Level Override Count Override cycle counter 5. High Level Count High level alarm counter 6. Hand Starts Count Pump hand starts counter 7. Current Zone Timing Displays current active value for zone timer or off timer

Input and Output Screens: The unit will activate various inputs and outputs as it operates (please refer to the LCD Display screens shown below). Knowing what conditions cause the inputs and outputs to activate can be a helpful installation and troubleshooting tool. The following inputs and outputs have been used with your control panel:

Input Functions: Activation Conditions:

1. Run Return (ETM & CT Signal) Contactor is engaged

2. Redundant Off & Low‐Level Alarm Float 1 Float is in up position

3. Primary Timer On & Off Float 2 Float is in up position

4. Secondary Timer On & Off Float 3 Float is in up position

5. High Level Alarm Float 4 Float is in up position

7. Pump Auto Pump HOA is in the Auto position

Output Functions: Conditions for Activation:

1. Pump Pump is on

2. General Alarm Alarm condition exists

3. Filter Flush Valve Filter flush valve is activated

4. Field Flush Valve Field flush valve is activated

System Data Screen

System Data Screen

Time & DateDigital Inputs

(#1‐24)

Digital Outputs (#1‐20)

Analog Inputs (#1‐5)

Analog Inputs (#6‐8)

Analog Outputs (#1‐5)

Analog Outputs (#6‐8)

Memory (#1‐49)

Memory (#50‐64)

ESC+C

Inputs 1‐9

Inputs 10‐19

Outputs 1‐9

Inputs 20‐24

Outputs 10‐16

Activated

Input/Output


The unit uses block names to identify the various parameters (please refer to the Liquid Crystal

Display screen shown in Step #3). The following block types have been used with your control

panel:

Timer blocks different time base units that can be used; s = seconds, m = minutes, h = hours. If an h appears after the timer setting, then the time will be HH:MM (e.g. 01:55h = 1 hour and 55 minutes). If an m appears after the timer setting then the time will be MM:SS (e.g. 05:00m = 5 minutes and 0 seconds). If an s appears after the timer setting then the time will be SS.ss (e.g. 25:13s = 25.13 seconds). All adjustable parameters DO NOT use the same type of blocks, check the block types above to determine which steps apply to your application. Data Register timing units are not labeled within the LCD screen, to determine the timing units refer to chart above.

Changing Adjustable Parameter Blocks:

Step 1: Press repeatedly until the display

does not change. To begin the

configuration process, press the “ESC”

key.

Block Names Description Factory Default Range Block Type

Zone Counter System Zone Counter 1 zone 1‐6 *Model dependent*

Counter

Zone 1 Timer Zone 1 Timer (Floats 2 & 3) (V1= Float 2 Timer, V2= Float 3 Timer)

V1 = 5 min V2 = 5 min

Minutes Data Register


V1 = 5 min V2 = 5 min



V1 = 5 min V2 = 5 min



V1 = 5 min V2 = 5 min



V1 = 5 min V2 = 5 min



V1 = 5 min V2 = 5 min


Off Timer Float 2 & Float 3 Timer Off (V1= Float 2 Timer, V2= Float 3 Timer)

V1 = 115 min V2 = 55 min


FltrFlsh Tmr Filter Flush Timer 15 seconds MM:SS Timer

Fld Flsh Tmr Field Flush Timer (Floats 2 & 3) (V1= Float 2 Timer, V2= Float 3 Timer)

V1 = 5 min V2 = 5 min


Fld Flsh Cnt Field Flush Counter 10 cycles Counter

Drain Timer Filter & Field Drain Timer 5 minutes MM:SS Timer

Lvl Blnk On Low Level Alarm/Buzzer Blink ON timer

2 seconds Seconds Data Register

Lvl Blnk Off Low Level Alarm/Buzzer Blink OFF timer

30 seconds Seconds Data Register

Not Named Background program functions Do not change n/a n/a


Step 2: Press on the unit to select “Program”.

Then press the “OK” key.

Warning: Do not select “Stop”. Doing so may

erase the panel programming, which cannot be

restored without the use of a MicroSD card,

which is not included with the panel. If this is

selected by accident, a confirmation screen will

come up. Select “No” and press the “OK” key

immediately.

Step 3: Using the arrow keys highlight “Set

Parameter” and press the “OK” key.

This will bring up a list of program

parameter blocks that can be edited. For

editing specific parameter blocks see

specific instructions below.

Changing Adjustable Parameter Timer Blocks:

Step 4: Press or to view the parameter

values. In this example, “FltrFlsh Tmr” is

being viewed.

Step 5: The first line indicates the set value for

the parameter. In this example, it’s the

on time for Filter Flush and is set to 15

seconds, “T =00:15m”. To change the

value for the parameter, press the “OK”

key.


The second line indicates, in real time,

the current timer value. The current

value in this example is 0, “Ta = 00:00”,

because the Filter Flush timer is not

currently active. This value is meant to

be informational only and should not be

adjusted.

Step 6: The cursor will appear in the set value.

To select the digit to be changed, press

or . To change the value of the

digit, press or . In this example,

the set value has been changed from 15

seconds to 18 seconds.

Step 7: When the desired time value has been


time value will now be in effect.

Step 8: To exit parameter mode, press the “ESC”

key four times.

Changing Adjustable Parameter Counter Blocks:


values. In this example, “Fld Flsh Cnt” is

being viewed.


Step 5: The value listed after the “On =” parameter is the set point for the counter. In this example, the setting is 10, “On = 10.” To change the value for the parameter, press the “OK” key.

The next line, starting with “Off =” is not used. This value must remain set to zero, “Off = 0.” The third line indicates, in real time, how many counts have occurred for this process. The current value in this example is 3, “Cnt = 3.” This value is meant to be informational only and should not adjusted. The parameter “STV =” is not used. This value must remain set to zero, “STV = 0”.






to 20.





key four times.


Changing Adjustable Data Register Blocks:


values. In this example, “Zone 1 Timer”

is being viewed.

Step 5: The value listed after the “V1 =” parameter is the On Timer for Zone 1 when Float 2 is active, “V2 =” parameter is the On Timer for Zone 1 when Float 3 is active. In this example, both timers are set to 5 minutes. To change the value for the parameter, press the “OK” key.

The following “V3 & V4” lines, are not used. These values must remain set to zero, “Off = 0.” The fifth line indicates, in real time, what current time value is active (based on which float/timer is active). The current value in this example is 5, “AQ =+5.” This value is meant to be informational only and should not be adjusted.






to 10.






key four times.


8 Time‐Date & Contrast Settings The GEO line of control panels includes an easy‐to‐use programmable logic unit that incorporates many timing and logic functions. The unit has been programmed at the factory for all control functions, however these values should be field adjusted for the individual the unit is installed to operate. Setting the date and time is not necessary, however, if desired, the time and date can be set by following these instructions. To set the time and date, use the four arrow keys located on the face of the unit (up, down, left, and right), along with the “ESC” key and the “OK” key. Follow the three easy steps below.

Changing Settings:

Step 1: Press repeatedly until the display

does not change. To begin the

configuration process, press the “ESC”

key.

Step 2: Press on the unit to select “Setup”.

Then press the “OK” key.

Warning: Do not select “Stop”. Doing so may

erase the panel programming, which cannot be

restored without the use of a MicroSD card,

which is not included with the panel. If this is

selected by accident, a confirmation screen will

come up. Select “No” and press the “OK” key

immediately.

If adjusting contrast, continue with the steps

below. If adjusting time & date, skip to “Setting

Time and Date:” on the following pages.


Adjusting Contrast:

Step 3: Press or to select “LCD” and press

the “OK” key.

Step 4: Press or to select “Contrast” and

press the “OK” key.

Step 5: Using or select the desired

contrast and the press the “OK” key.

Step 8: To exit, press the “ESC” key three times.


Setting Time and Date:

Step 3: Press or to select “Clock” and


Step 4: Press or to select “Set Clock” and


Step 5: Use the or keys to the desired

position.

Step 6: Change the value by pressing or .

Step 7: To confirm your entries press the “OK”

key once. Then press the “ESC” key

three times.


9 PLC Alarm Troubleshooting Guide The GEO line of control panels include built in saftey functions designed to protect the system and pump from operating in unsafe/undesirable conditions.

High Level Alarm: This alarm is triggered when the High

Level float (Float 4) is no longer in the hanging

position. Activates the alarm light and audible

alarm when lifted. The alarm will remain on

until the float is lowered.

Low‐Level Alarm: This alarm is triggered when the Low

Level float (Float 1) is in the hanging position.

The alarm will remain on until the float is lifted.

Run Return Alarm: This alarm is triggered if the PLC has

called for the pump to start and there is not run

return signal from the contactor indicating it

has energized the motor.

Floats Fault: This alarm is triggered if the float inputs of

the PLC react in an unanticipated manor, i.e. if

float 1 is indicating it’s hanging and float 2 is

indicating it’s floating.

Indicates which device(s) are

associated with the alarm

Displays the specific alarm condition

that is active.

Describes the alarm.

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WiFi Quick Reference Guide ‐ PREC‐GEO1‐SIM‐AUT

System Data Screens: Once connected via WiFi, press the up and down arrow keys to navigate system screens. The following screens have been used.

When viewing the screens from a WiFi connected device the blue values

indicate the ability to change the setting/value. Click or touch the value to be

changed, this will bring up a Modify Parameter popup. Enter the desired value

in the New Value box. When the desired value has been entered, press the

“OK” key. The new setting value will now be in effect. Warning: From some screens the timer base units can be adjusted. Pay close attention to keep

current unit (s, m, h) unless you’ve referred to Operation Instructions for detailed explanation of

individual timing units. At any time, pressing Cancel while in the Modify Parameter popup will close

without adjusting the value.

WiFi Connection & Remote Access Wi‐Fi Hotspot/SSID GEOFLOW Wi‐Fi Password geoflow2018

PLC Web Address/URL 192.168.1.4 PLC Login User Password geo

System Data Screens: Description

1. Home Screen System status overview, including device status

2. Total Power Cycles Displays total number of power cycles





7. Hand Starts Number of times the pump has been started in Hand

8. Current Zone & Timer Displays current active value for zone timer or off timer

9. Float 3 Settings Number of Zones, individual zone timers and float 3 off time

10. Float 2 Settings Number of Zones, individual zone timers and float 2 off time

11. Field Flush Field Flush Settings

12. Filter Flush Filter Flush Settings

13. Drain Down Filter & Field Drain Down Settings

14. Low Level Fault Blink Low Level Fault Blink Intervals


Zone= X System Zone Counter 1 zone 1‐6 *Model dependent*

ZX= Individual Zone Timer Z1= Zone 1, Z2= Zone 2 etc.


Minutes

Off Time System off Timer Float 2 = 115 min Float 3 = 55 min

Minutes

Cycle B4 Flush Field Flush Counter 10 cycles

Flush Time 1 & 2 Field Flush Duration Timer Float 2 = 5 min Float 3 = 5 min

Minutes

Filter Flush Duration Filter Flush Duration Timer 15 seconds MM:SS

Drain Down Filter & Field Drain Down Timer 5 minutes MM:SS

Low Lvl Blink On Alarm Light & Buzzer On Timer 2 seconds Seconds

Low Lvl Blink Off Alarm Light & Buzzer Off Timer 30 seconds Seconds

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Quick Reference Guide ‐ PREC‐GEO1‐SIM‐AUT

Built-in Screens: Built in screens are time & date, digital inputs, digital outputs, analog inputs, analog outputs, memory flag, and ESC+cursor key status. To view these screens, press the down arrow repeatedly until a built-in screen appears, then use the left and right arrow keys to change between screens. System Data Screens: To change between screens, press the up and down arrow keys. The following screens have been used with your panel. System Data Screens: Description

1. Power Cycle Count Total number of power cycle counter





6. Hand Starts Count Pump hand starts counter

7. Current Zone Timing Displays current active value for zone timer or off timer

Input Functions: Activation Conditions:

1. Run Return (ETM & CT Signal) Contactor is engaged

2. Redundant Off & Low‐Level Alarm Float Float is in up position

3. Primary Timer On & Off Float Float is in up position

4. Secondary Timer On & Off Float Float is in up position

5. High Level Alarm Float Float is in up position

7. Pump Auto Pump HOA is in the Auto position

Output Functions: Conditions for Activation:

1. Pump Pump is on

2. General Alarm Alarm condition exists

3. Filter Flush Valve Filter flush valve is activated

4. Field Flush Valve Field flush valve is activated

Block Names Description Factory Default Range Block Type

Zone Counter

System Zone Counter 1 zone 1‐6 *Model dependent*

Counter


V1 = 5 min / V2 = 5 min Minutes Data Register











Off Timer Float 2 & Float 3 Timer Off (V1= Float 2 Timer, V2= Float 3 Timer)


FltrFlsh Tmr Filter Flush Timer 15 seconds MM:SS Timer

Fld Flsh Tmr Field Flush Timer (Floats 2 & 3) (V1= Float 2 Timer, V2= Float 3 Timer)


Fld Flsh Cnt Field Flush Counter 10 cycles Counter

DrainTmr Filter & Field Drain Timer 5 minutes Minutes Data Register

Not Named Background program functions Do not change n/a n/a

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