Brightwell Brightlogic 2 User manual

Brightlogic 2
Quickstart Guide
Installation and Setup
Brightwell.co.uk
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CONTENTS
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3
INSTALLATION - MOUNTING --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4
INSTALLATION - WIRING 1------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5
INSTALLATION - WIRING 2------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6
PROGRAMMING - CONTROLS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 7
PROGRAMMING - KEY TO INSTRUCTIONS ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7
PROGRAMMING - LANGUAGE SELECTION---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8
FLOW DIAGRAM - INSTRUCTIONS ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9
FLOW DIAGRAM - INSTRUCTIONS ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------10
FORMULA SELECT-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------11
FORMULA SELECT - INSTALLATION --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------11

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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Important Safety Instructions
Please read the following precautions carefully before using this equipment.
This unit contains high voltage components which, may expose you to the risk of electric shock.
Do not open the enclosure without isolating the signal and supply sources. Ensure that these sources have
been isolated for at least 5 minutes before entering the enclosure.
Means for disconnection must be incorporated in accordance with the wiring rules.
Do not mount the unit to unstable, irregular or non-vertical surfaces.
Do not place heavy objects on top of the unit.
Do not attempt to place items (such as screwdrivers) into the moving parts of the pumphead.
Do not power the unit outside of the values stated on the rating label.
Do not use damaged or frayed cables.
Do not dismantle or modify this equipment.
Do not allow the appliance to be used by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental
capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction.
Do not allow children being supervised to play with the appliance.
Do not use appliance if the supply cord is damaged. This must be replaced by the manufacturer, its service agent or
similarly qualied persons in order to avoid a hazard.
Always ensure that care is taken when handling chemicals.

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INSTALLATION - MOUNTING
350 mm
13.8 in.
350 mm
13.8 in.
60 mm
2.4 in.
60 mm
2.4 in.
MAXIMUM
2 Metres
Fix the unit to a vertical wall using the screws provided.
Ensure that the unit is level and positioned no more than 2 metres above the base of the product,
which is to be dispensed.
Important notes.
Maximum recommended suction and delivery tubes - 2 metres
Minimum tube size - 8x11mm
Screw pitch/Drilling diagram - on next page
Installation minimum clearance
distances are:
Side: 60 mm (2.4 in.)
Bottom: 350 mm (13.8 in.)
Rear: 0 mm (0 in.)

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INSTALLATION - WIRING 1
In most cases, the interface board or solenoids in the host machine will have a common (i.e their
negative terminals are all linked by a common wire).
The switches S1 & S2 can be left switched to common (up position), and the single(common) wire
taken to the B rail.
Note:
If a signal is applied to Input 2 before Input 1 then the unit will assume that a Pre-wash is not
occurring and will ignore subsequent signals to input 1 until the unit has reset.
A
RAIL
COMMON
COMMON
ISOLATED
COMMON
B
RAIL
LK10-LK19
Switch to common signals
on the B-rail
RP1, RP2, RP3 & RP4
Remove to allow signals below
90 volts AC or DC (min 12V)
Loremipsum
B Rail
(Negative)
With the switches in an
upright position, a
common (neutral/nega-
tive) input signal can be
taken to the B Rail.
A Rail
(Positive)
The positive (live) signal
from each input must be
taken to the relevant
connection on the A Rail.
Seperate connections
are provided on input 2
for Hot & Cold wash
signals.
Example
Recommmended Wiring
Max Size = 1.5mm²
Max Size = 0.5mm²
Current = 0.5A
Safety Warning
If low voltage signals are used, signal wires to the A
and B rails should be routed in separate cable from the
main power to the unit.
Suitable grade wire must be used.
INPUT 1 - Pre-Wash
INPUT 2 - Main Wash
INPUT 3 - Rinse
COMMON
Power Supply
100-240v(AC) 50/60Hz
Sourced from a point which
is isolated when the host
machine is off
Signal Inputs 90v-240v AC or DC
AFS
AFS
E - 4
S1 & S2
ISOLATED ISOLATED
L
L
N
N

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In some cases, the interface board or solenoids in the hose machine are not common. For
example: The softener solenoid on some machines is not linked via a common wire to the other
solenoids.
If this is the case, the signal must be isolated from the common B rail on the Board. This is done
by Switching the appropriate switch (S1 & S2 to isolated, ie. Downward position). If in doubt switch
the appropriate switch for each incoming signal source.
FAILURE TO SWITCH THE APPROPRIATE SWITCH WOULD RESULT IN UNIT FAILURE.
DO NOT ATTEMPT TO SWITCH THE SWITCHES WHEN THE POWER IS ON.
Note:
If a signal is applied to input 2 before input 1 then the unit will assume that a Pre-wash is not
occurring and will ignore subsequent signals to Input 1 until the unit has reset.
A
RAIL
COMMON
ISOLATED
COMMON
B
RAIL
B Rail
(Negative)
With the switches in an
upright position, a
common (neutral/nega-
tive) input signal can be
taken to the B Rail.
Separate connections
are provided on input 2
for Hot & Cold wash
signals
A Rail
(Positive)
The positive (live)
signal from each input
must be taken to the
relevant
connection on the A
Rail.
Seperate connections
are provided on input 2
for Hot & Cold wash
signals.
Signal Inputs 90v-240v AC or DC
Example
Recommmended Wiring
Max Size = 1.5mm²
Max Size = 0.5mm²
Current = 0.5A
Safety Warning
If low voltage signals are used, signal wires to the A
and B rails should be routed in separate cable from the
main power to the unit.
Suitable grade wire must be used.
INPUT 1 - Pre-Wash
INPUT 2 - Main Wash
INPUT 3 - Rinse
Power Supply
100-240v(AC) 50/60Hz
Sourced from a point which
is isolated when the host
machine is off
LK10-LK19
Switch to common signals
on the B-rail
RP1, RP2, RP3 & RP4
Remove to allow signals below 90 volts AC or DC (min 12V)
AFS
AFS
E - 5
INSTALLATION - WIRING 2
S1 & S2
COMMON
ISOLATED ISOLATED
L N
LN

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PROGRAMMING - CONTROLS
Throughout the instructions:
If a button or buttons are
shown in BLUE then
they must be pressed to
progress to the next stage.
(If two buttons are shown,
they must be pressed
together)
PROGRAMMING - KEY TO INSTRUCTIONS
If buttons are shown in
GREY, they are used
individually to achieve the
desired result. (ie. Either/or)
SIGNAL
ACCEPTANCE TIME
00 SECONDS
MAN 1: ------------------
MAN 2: ------------------
MAN 3: ------------------
OFF P: -------------------
FLUSH VALVE
TIME
00 MINS 00 SECS
Throughout the instructions,
there are several screens
which are highlighted
BOLD.
From any point within the
program, the user can
transition to the next BOLD
screen via the SEE/JUMP
button.

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PROGRAMMING - LANGUAGE SELECTION
French, German, Spanish, Dutch, Czech, Polish, American, Italian or Portuguese.
From the default screen, press and hold the TEST key for 2 seconds. The access code screen
will then be displayed. Enter the correct four-digit access code using the UP and DOWN keys to
select a number and the FWD/ACCEPT key to move (see page 15).
Use the UP and DOWN keys to scroll through the language options. Press the FWD/ACCEPT key
to select the displayed
00000 L10 01
BRIGHTWELL
ENTER CODE TO
CHANGE LANGUAGE
----
ENTER CODE TO
CHANGE LANGUAGE
1---
ENTER CODE TO
CHANGE LANGUAGE
1111
ENGLISH FRANCAIS
POLISHPORTUGUESE ITALIAN
AMERICAN CZECH ESPANOL
DEUTSCH NEDERLAND

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FLOW DIAGRAM - INSTRUCTIONS
ACCESSING MODES
ENTER CODE TO
CHANGE UNIT MODE
----
SELECT
UNIT MODE
STANDARD MODE
SELECT
UNIT MODE
STANDARD MODE
SELECT
UNIT MODE
LEVELS MODE
0000 L1 01
RELAY MODE
Brightwell
SETTINGS
ENTER CODE TO
EDIT SETTINGS
----
01
STANDARD MODE
Brightwell
01
(BT = 01)
S/W VERSION 2.08
S/N: 010100001
SIGNAL
ACCEPTANCE
TIME
01 SECONDS
SETTINGS
MAN1: ------------------
MAN 2: ------------------
MAN 3: ------------------
OFF: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0
FLUSH VALVE
TIME
00 MINS 00 SECS
?
SAFETY STOP MODE
FLOW SWITCH
NO WATER
ACCEPTANCE TIME
05 SECONDS
SET PUMP 1
SPEED
100%
SET PUMP 1
FLOWRATE 00000ML
01/01/2015
?
SET PUMP 1
SPEED 60S
100%
SAVE SETTINGS
NEXT PAGE
NEXT PAGE
MAN1: 1-----------------
MAN 2: ------------------
MAN 3: ------------------
OFF: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0
01
STANDARD MODE
00:10 01/01/2015
DATE & TIME
TIME
SETTINGS
TIME
HH:MM:SS
00:00:00
DATE
DD:MM:YY
01:01:01
WIRELESS USB
WIRELESS USB
SETTINGS
BLUETOOTH RF
CHANNEL
01
CYCLE COUNTERS
CYCLE COUNTERS
TOTAL CYCLES
PROGRAM 01
0000
TOTAL FLOW QTY
PROGRAM 01
00 MINS 00 SECS
TOTAL FLOW QTY
PROGRAM 01
000000ML
TOTAL FLOW QTY
PROGRAM 01
00 MINS 00 SECS
LOW LEVEL
LOW LEVEL
OUTPUT
LOW LEVEL OUTPUT
PULSE
SAVE SETTINGS
LOW LEVEL OUTPUT
CONTINUOUS
?+
FLUSH VALVE MODE
DURING & AFTER
FLUSH VALVE MODE
DURING & AFTER
TOTAL CYCLES
PROGRAM 02
00000
LEVELS MODE
STANDARD MODE
RELAIS MODE

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FLOW DIAGRAM - INSTRUCTIONS
STANDARD MODE
Program
01
PROGRAM 01
SET INPUT 01
Program
02
PROGRAM 01
SET INPUT 02
PROGRAM 01
SET INPUT 01
PULSE COUNT
001
PROGRAM 01
SET INPUT 01
SET PUMP 01
DISABLE
PROGRAM 01
SET INPUT 01
SET PUMP 02
DISABLE
INPUT 01 PUMP 01
SET DELAY TIME
00 MIN 00 SECS
PROGRAM 01
SET INPUT 01
SET PUMP 01
ENABLE
INPUT 01 PUMP 01
SET RUN TIME
00 MIN 00 SECS
PROGRAM 01
SET INPUT 02
LEVELS MODE
MASTER
LOAD COUNT
PUMP
04
PROGRAM
01
PROGRAM
02
PROGRAM 01
LOAD COUNT
PUMP
04
PROGRAM 01
PUMP 1, LEVEL 1
SET DELAY TIME
00 MINS 00 SECS
PROGRAM 01
PUMP 1, LEVEL 1
SET RUN TIME
00 MIN 00 SEC
INPUT 01 PUMP 01
SET DELAY TIME
00 MIN 00 SECS
PROGRAM 01
LOAD COUNT
PUMP
03
PROGRAM 01
PUMP 1, LEVEL 2
DISABLE
PROGRAM 01
PUMP 2, LEVEL 1
SET RUN TIME
00 MIN 00 SEC
MASTER
LOAD COUNT
PUMP
04
PROGRAM
02
STANDARD MODE
SET RESET TO
LAST PUMP
SET RESET DELAY
00 MIN 00 SEC
RESET FORMULA
TO
PROGRAM 01
RESET
FORMULA TO
PREVIOUS
PROGRAM
SET RESET TO
LAST INPUT
CYCLE TIMEOUT
60 MINS
?
RESET FORMULA
TO
PROGRAM 00
AUTO FORMULA
SELECT MODULE
BINARY
AUTO FORMULA
SELECT MODULE
TIMED
AUTO FORMULA
SELECT MODULE
TIMED +
SET UP TIME
01 SECONDS
BINARY
AUTO FS SIGNAL
ACCEPTANCE
01 SECONDS
BINARY
AUTO FORMULA
ACCEPTANCE
01 SECONDS
BINARY
AUTO FORMULA
SELECT MODULE
BINARY
AUTO FORMULA
SELECT MODULE
TIMED
AUTO FORMULA
SELECT MODULE
TIMED +
SET UP TIME
01 SECONDS
BINARY
AUTO FS SIGNAL
ACCEPTANCE
01 SECONDS
BINARY
AUTO FORMULA
ACCEPTANCE
01 SECONDS
BINARY