Brightwell BrightLogic User manual

www.brightwell.co.uk B980 - Revision 1.3
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Laundry Systems
BrightLogic
Instruction Manual
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BRIGHTLOGIC LAUNDRY SYSTEMS
CONTENTS ENGLISH
Operation.................................................3
Safety Precautions...................................4
Unit Layout:
External...........................................5
Keypad & Screen…….......…………5
Board Position.....................……….6
Installation:
Mounting....................................7 - 8
Wiring 1...........................................9
Wiring 2.........................................10
Formula Select:
Operation…….........………………11
Safety Precautions………..........…11
Layout………………..........……….11
Installation…………….......……….12
Pump Prime / Stop Mode....……….12
Programming:
From a Laptop………...............…..13
Controls.........................................14
Key to Instructions.........................14
Language Selection.......................14
Entering Program Mode.................15
Signal Acceptance Time................15
Assigning Manifolds......................16
Flush Valve Mode…………...……..16
Safety Stop mode..........................17
Flush Valve Time...........................18
Setting Pump Speed……...……....18
Setting Pump Flowrate………...….19
Selecting Input……………..………20
Pulse Count...................................21
Enabling Pumps…...………………22
Pump Delay Time………………….22
Dosage..……………......................23
Run Time…………........................23
Reset Condition.............................24
Reset Delay...................................24
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CONTENTS ENGLISH
Programming (cont):
Resetting program options............25
Auto Formula Select Mode.......26 - 27
Summary Screen………................27
Save Settings/Exit Program...........28
Creating Additional Programs…....28
Copying an Existing Program….....29
Deleting an Existing Program….....29
Cycle Counters…………...………..30
Accessing Relay Mode……...…….31
Relay Mode.………......................32
Wireless USB set tings. .............33
Priming the Pumps….............………….33
Stopping the Pumps..............................34
View Mode.............................................34
Pulse Test.......................………………..35
Software/Serial Number….........…….....35
Test Mode.............................................36
Glossary............................................37
Specification:
L Unit........................................39
L/H Unit......................................39
Formula Select..............................40
Manufacturer Contact Details.................43
The BrightLogic Computer Software,
which enables direct
programming of any BrightLogic
unit from a laptop, is
available on request.
Email:
[email protected]
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[email protected]
www.brightwell.co.uk
Or go to our website:
Accessing Levels Mode.....................33
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OPERATION
The BrightLogic Laundry units, are automatic dosing systems designed for use with commercial washing
machines.
The units are intended for indoor, fixed installation only. The means of disconnection must be incorporated in the
fixed wiring, with an air gap of at least 3mm in each pole.
The pumps are initiated by applying signals of between 90V and 240V AC or DC across the corresponding Inputs
of the A and B rails on the powerboard.
Note: signals of between 12V and 240V AC or DC can be accepted by removing resistor packs RP1 to RP4 see
page 9 or11.
Features Include:
User programmable signal acceptance time (see page 15).
Data management.
Auto Formula select modes
3 flush valve outputs , which operate with user assignable pumps (see page 16).
User programmable flush valve times (see page 26).
Each pump can be assigned a single input, multiple inputs or all inputs (see page 28).
Each pump has user selectable:
Speed/Flowrate (see pages 26 and 27).
Delay Time (see page 30).
Run Time/Chemical Dosage (see page 32).
The unit has two operating modes: -
Standard
Relay Mode
Standard Mode
Used with a standard host machine.
The relevant pump will operate when a signal is present for the duration of the signal acceptance time and is equal
to the programmed pulse setting.
The pump will then remain static for the period of the delay time, before operating at the programmed speed, for the
programmed run time or chemical dosage.
The pump will not operate again until the unit has reset. The unit can be selected to reset after the operation of the
final pump(eg. pump 4 of a 4 pump unit) or on a signal to input 10.
Relay Mode
Used with a computer controlled host machine.
The pumps will operate for the duration that a signal is present across the corresponding inputs. Input 1 operates
pump 1, input 2/pump 2, etc. The data management, flush valve and machine interrupt features will remain.
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The BrightLogic Laundry Units, are automatic dosing sytems design for use with commerical washing machines.
The units are intended for indoor, fixed installation only. The means of disconnection must be incorporated in the
fixed wiring, with an air gap of at least 3mm in each pole.
The pumps are initiated by applying signals of between 90V and 240V AC or DC across the corresponding
inputs of the A and B rails on the powerboard.
Note: signals of between 12V and 240V AC or DC can be accepted by removing resistor packs RP1 to RP4 see
page 9 or 11.
Features include:
User programmable signal acceptance time (see page 15)
Data management
Auto Formula select modes
3 flush valve outputs, which operate with user assignable pumps (see page 16)
User programmable flush valve times (see page 26)
Each pump can be assigned a single input, multiple inputs or all inputs (see page 28)
Each pump has user selectable:
- Speed/Flowrate (see pages 26 and 27)
- Delay Time (see page 30)
- Run Time/Chemical Dosage (see page 32)
The unit has three operating modes: -
Standard
Relay
Levels
Standard Mode
Used with standard host machine.
The relevant pump will operate when a signal is present for the duration of the signal acceptance time and is
equal to the programmed pulse setting.
The pump will then remain static for the period of the delay time, before operating at the progammed speed, for
the programmed run time or chemical dosage.
The pump will not operate again until the unit has reset. The unit can be selected to reset after the operation of
the final pump (eg. pump 4 of a 4 pump unit) or on a signal to input 10.
Relay Mode
Used with a computer controlled host machine.
The pumps will operate for the duration that a signal is present across the corresponding inputs. Input 1 oper-
ates pump 1, input 2 /pump 2, etc. The data managementm flush valve and machine interrput features will
remain.
Levels Mode
Used with a standard host machine. The relevant pump will operate when a signal is present for the duration of
the
signal acceptance time and is equal to the programmed pulse setting. The pump will then remain static for the
period
of the delay time, before operating at the programmed speed, for the programmed run time or chemical dosage.
The pumps have three individual levels in which dosing can take place in each wash program and activated by
the corresponding inputs. Input 1 operates pump 1, input 2/pump 2, etc.

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 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.
Always ensure that care is taken when handling chemicals.
WARNING
This is a Class A product. In a domestic enviroment this product may cause radio interference in which
case the user may be required to take adequate measures.
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WARNING
This is a Class A product. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in which
case the user may be required to take adequate measures.
Do not allow the applicance 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 instruc-
tion.
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 similary qualified persons in order to avoid a hazard.
Always ensure that care is taken when handling chemicals.

UNIT LAYOUT - EXTERNAL ENGLISH
12345678910
Up Pump Stop
Forward/Accept
See/Jump
Program
Down Test
Back
Prime
Unit Type
Total Wash Programs Current Program
(Formula) Number
Customer Name
00000 L10 01
BRIGHTWELL
UNIT LAYOUT - KEYPAD & SCREEN
Signal Indication
?
Formula
Select
(13mm)
Formula
Select
(13mm)
LCD Display LCD Display
Supply
entry
(20mm)
Low Level
Alarm entry
Supply
entry
(20mm)
Highflow Pump
Double Pumphead
Pump 1 - Rear CW
Pump 2 - Front CCW
Keypad
Screw
Cover
Low Level
Alarm entry
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Note: Suitable cable glands and cable size should be used to en sure that the units IP rating is kept.

UNIT LAYOUT - MICROBOARD
Used on:
L1-10
L1-10/H
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Programming
header
(for manufacturer
use only)
Supply
100V-240V AC
Connection to
keypad
Supply
indicator
lamp
(5V)&(24V)
LCD display
A Rail (Positive)
(Inputs 1-10)
B Rail (Negative)
(Inputs 1-10)
Motor output
(1 & 2)
Formula Select
Flush Valves
(x3)
Safety Stop
(x3)
Wireless USB Module
Resistor Packs
Mains out
Pump Add on
connection RS485
Isolation
Switches
(Inputs 1-10)
24V DC
Output
Safety Stop Links
(x3)
Formula Select
Lk3 and Lk4
Rs232
COMMS
Alarm output
(D)
+
-
A
RAIL
B RAIL
COMMON
COMMON
ISOLATED
B RAIL
COMMON
B
RAIL
L N
Wireless USB Module
LCD Display
24V Output
RS232 COMMS
Pump Add on
connection
RS485
Supply Indicator
Lamp (5v&24v)
Safety Stop
Connectors
(x3)
Safety Stop
Jumpers
Flush Valve
Connectors
(x3)
Alarm Output
Connector
Motor
Connectors
Formula Select
Keypad
Connector
A Rail (Positive)
(Inputs 1-10)
Power Supply
100-240v (AC)
Mains
Out
B Rail (Negvative)
(Inputs 1-10)
Isolation Switches
(Inputs 1-10)
LK3 & LK4
Auto
Formula
Select
(AFS)

INSTALLATION - MOUNTING
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
MAXIMUM
2 Metres
6mm
x 3 per Enclosure
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INSTALLATION - MOUNTING
Drill mounting holes to the following pitch.
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76mm
152mm 99mm 175mm
258mm
205mm
70mm
165mm
140mm
140mm140mm
242mm
Standard Pump head Unit
Highflow Pump head Unit
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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 LK10 - LK19 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.
INSTALLATION - WIRING 1 ENGLISH
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100V - 240V AC 50/60Hz
Sourced from a point, which is
isolated when the host machine is off
Signal Inputs
90V - 240V AC or DC
B Rail
(Negative)
With the switches in
an upright position, a
common
(neutral/negative)
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.
Separate
connections are
provided on input 2
for Hot & Cold wash
signals.
RP1, RP2, RP3 & RP4
Remove to allow signals below
90 volts AC or DC (min 12V)
Example sources: -
Interface Board
Solenoid Valves
INPUT 2 - Main-Wash
(Cold Solenoid)
INPUT 2 - Main-Wash
(Hot Solenoid)
INPUT 3 - Fabric Softener
INPUT 1 - Pre-Wash
COMMON
Example
Recommended Wiring
Max Size =
Min Size = 0
Current = 0.5A
1.5mm²
.5mm²
(LK10 - LK19)
switch to common signals
on the B Rail
Saftey 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 br used.
A
RAIL
B RAIL
COMMON
COMMON
ISOLATED
B RAIL
COMMON
B
RAIL
L N
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
L N
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

In some cases, the interface board or solenoids in the host machine are not common. For example: The softener solenoid on
some Miele 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 (LK10 to Lk19 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.
INSTALLATION - WIRING 2 ENGLISH
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100V - 240V AC 50/60Hz
Sourced from a point, which is
isolated when the host machine is off
Signal Inputs
90V - 240V AC or DC
B Rail
(Negative)
With the switches in
an upright position, a
common
(neutral/negative)
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.
Separate
connections are
provided on input 2
for Hot & Cold wash
signals.
RP1, RP2, RP3 & RP4
Remove to allow signals below
90 volts AC or DC (min 12V)
Example sources: -
Interface Board
Solenoid Valves
INPUT 2 - Main-Wash
(Cold Solenoid)
INPUT 2 - Main-Wash
(Hot Solenoid)
INPUT 3 - Fabric Softener
INPUT 1 - Pre-Wash
COMMON
Example
Recommended Wiring
Max Size =
Min Size = 0
Current = 0.5A
1.5mm²
.5mm²
(LK10 - LK19)
switch to common signals
on the B Rail
Saftey 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 br used.
A
RAIL
B RAIL
COMMON
COMMON
ISOLATED
B RAIL
COMMON
B
RAIL
L N
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
L N
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

FORMULA SELECT - OPERATION
Up
Down
Enter
Current Program
Number
The BrightLogic laundry Formula Select module (optional) allows remote selection of up to 20 different wash
programs, program names can be displayed by uploading via the computer program
The Formula Select module can also be used to prime and stop the pumps.
The desired program must be selected, using the UP and DOWN keys on the module and pressing enter,
before beginning the wash cycle.
Resetting options
There are four options available to reset the formula select:
Reset Formula to Program 01 - (default setting)
Reset Formula to Program 00 - (blank program)
Reset Formula to Program02 - (set to any program number)
Reset Formula to Previous program - (resets to the previous program)
The unit can be manually reset by pressing the up and down keys together for 2 seconds.
With out a Formula Select module
If there is no formula select installed then the programs can still be selected from the unit itself.
Press the PROGRAM button to toggle through the programs that have been programmed.
Important Safety Instructions
Please read the following precautions carefully before using this equipment.
Do not attempt to fit the module without first isolating the signal and supply sources from the host unit.
Do not use damaged or frayed cables.
Do not dismantle or modify this equipment.
FORMULA SELECT - SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
FORMULA SELECT - LAYOUT
ENGLISH
Pump Stop
Prime
HEAVY SOILED
PG 01
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See “Resetting options” section
(Page 25)

Before fitting, please ensure that the power to the unit has been isolated.
Open the lid of the main enclosure.
Pass the cable through the gland situated on the bottom of the unit and run it to the vicinity of the Formula Select
connection socket on the board.
Note:
Screened cable should be used.
Fit the green connector with the coloured wires in the order shown above. Plug the connector into the correct
socket and tighten the gland to grip the cable.
ENSURE YOU REMOVE links LK3 & LK4.
Fit the module to a suitable surface, in an accessible area, using the self-adhesive Velcro provided.
FORMULA SELECT - INSTALLATION ENGLISH
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PRIME MODE
To Prime the Pumps from the Formula
Select module, press the PRIME key for 2
seconds and the Module screen will
display PRIME MODE.
Use the UP and DOWN keys to select the
required pump number.
Press and hold the ENTER key to prime
the corresponding pump.
Press the PRIME key to return to normal
screen or it will return if no keys are
pressed for 5 seconds.
PUMP STOP MODE
To Stop the Pumps from the formula
select module, press the PUMP STOP
key for 2 seconds and the Module screen
will PUMP STOP MODE.
Use the UP and DOWN keys to select the
required pump number.
Press the ENTER key to change the state
from ON to OFF or vice versa.
Press the PUMP STOP key to return to
normal screen or it will return if no keys
are pressed for 5 seconds.
PRIMING / STOPPING PUMPS - FROM THE FORMULA SELECT
PG1
HEAVY SOILED WASH
PRIME MODE
PRIME PUMP 1
PRIME MODE
PRIME PUMP 2
PRIME MODE
PRIMMING PUMP 2
PG1
HEAVY SOILED WASH
(OR wait 5 seconds)
PG1
HEAVY SOILED WASH
PUMP STOP MODE
PUMP 1 ON
PUMP STOP MODE
PUMP 2 ON
PUMPS STOP MODE
PUMP 2 OFF
PG1 2
HEAVY SOILED WASH
(OR wait 5 seconds)
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Red
Black
Yellow
White
Green
Blue
REMOVE
LK3 and LK4
!
A
RAIL
B RAIL
COMMON
COMMON
ISOLATED
B RAIL
COMMON
B
RAIL
L
N
RED
BLACK
YELLOW
WHITE
GREEN
BLUE

PROGRAMMING - FROM A LAPTOP ENGLISH
All of the programming procedures in this booklet, can be performed on a computer before installation using the
BrightLogic computer software.
In this way, d
Once this is done, the unit can be “one click” programmed from a laptop connected using a Brightlogic Wireless
dongle.
The BrightLogic computer software is a
For full instruction on the use of the computer software, see the separate instruction booklet (B988).
The BrightLogic computer software is available for download from or website (www.brightwell.co.uk).
irectories of parameters for common installations and all unit types can be created and saved.
This allows quick, easy set-up and modification to new and existing units.
Data (such as Program parameters, Chemical names, Flowrates, Run times and Cycle times) can be read from the
unit and used to generate Excel spreadsheets, to which the users own comments can be added.
These spreadsheets can be used to perform simple monitoring, testing and diagnosis of the system.
vailable for use with all BrightLogic Laundry Systems.
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PROGRAMMING - CONTROLS ENGLISH
Throughout the instructions:
If a button or buttons are shown in black then
they must be pressed to progress to the next
stage. (If two buttons are shown, they must
be pressed together)
If buttons are shown in grey, they are used
individually to achieve the desired result. (ie.
Either/or)
PROGRAMMING - KEY TO INSTRUCTIONS
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.
SIGNAL
ACCEPTANCE TIME
00 SECONDS
FLUSH VALVE
TIME
00MINS 00SECS
MAN 1:----------
MAN 2:----------
MAN 3:----------
OFF P:----------
It is possible to select the displayed language as English,
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 on (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
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FRANCAIS
NEDERLAND
DEUTSCH
ESPANOL
(2 seconds)
POLISH
CZECH
PROGRAMMING - LANGUAGE SELECTION
12345678910
Up Pump Stop
Forward/Accept
See/Jump
Program
Down Test
Back
Prime
?
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AMERICAN
ITALIAN
ITALIAN

ENGLISH
PROGRAMMING - ENTERING PROGRAM MODE
From the default screen, press the FWD/ACCEPT key.
Enter the correct four-digit access code using the UP and
DOWN keys to select a number and the FWD/ACCEPT key to
move on/confirm.
The unit will then give the option of editing the:
Settings (see below)
Or
Wireless USB settings (see page 33)
Or
Cycle Counters (see page 30)
Or
Date and Time Settings
Press UP and DOWN to select the required option, and
FWD/ACCEPT to accept your choice and move on the next
screen.
Note:
While in PROGRAMMING MODE the unit will not run and will
not accept input signals from the host machine.
00000 L10 01
BRIGHTWELL
ENTER CODE TO
EDIT SETTINGS
----
ENTER CODE TO
CHANGE SETTINGS
1---
SETTINGS
CYCLE COUNTERS
ENTER CODE TO
CHANGE SETTINGS
1111
see page 30
see below
PROGRAMMING - SIGNAL ACCEPTANCE TIME
From the SETTINGS screen, press the FWD/ACCEPT key to
move to the SIGNAL ACCEPTANCE screen.
Usually set to 1 second, the signal acceptance time is the time
that a signal has to remain across an input, before it is
acknowledged. Once set, this time will apply to all inputs and all
programs.
Setting:
Set the Signal Acceptance Time (00 - 99 Secs) using the UP
and DOWN keys. Press FWD/ACCEPT to accept your choice
and move on to the ASSIGNING MANIFOLD screen.
SIGNAL
ACCEPTANCE TIME
00 SECONDS
SIGNAL
ACCEPTANCE TIME
01 SECONDS
MAN 1:----------
MAN 2:----------
MAN 3:----------
OFF P:1234567890
All settings shown in this instruction manual are for illustration/example only.
The settings, which you use must be derived from your own knowledge and experience, combined with
experimentation and the requirements of the installation.
!
Important
SETTINGS
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WIRELESS USB see page 33
TIME SETTINGS

PROGRAMMING - ASSIGNING MANIFOLDS
The flush valve has two operational modes:
DURING & AFTER:
The flush valve will open 1 second before the pump starts to
run, the valve will stay open while the pump is running. Once
the pump has stopped, the flush valve will remain open for the
duration of the programmed time (see page 18).
AFTER ONLY:
The flush valve will only open once the pump has stopped. The
valve will then remain open for the duration of the programmed
time (see page 18).
Setting:
From the FLUSH VALVE TIME screen, press the PRIME key to
access the FLUSH VALVE MODE screen.
Use the UP and DOWN keys to toggle between the two
options. Once the desired option is di splayed, press
FWD/ACCEPT to confirm your selection and move back to the
FLUSH VALVE TIME screen.
FLUSH VALVE
MODE
AFTER ONLY
FLUSH VALVE
MODE
DURING & AFTER
FLUSH VALVE
TIME
00MINS 00SECS
ENGLISH
PROGRAMMING - FLUSH VALVE MODE
Once the SIGNAL ACCEPTANCE TIME has been set, press
the FWD/ACCEPT key to move to the ASSIGNING
MANIFOLD screen.
The BrightLogic software allows the user to have a maximum
of three manifolds (flush valves).
By assigning each pump to a specific manifold, the flush valve
of that manifold will open when the pump runs.
Use the UP and DOWN keys to set each pumps cursor to the
line of the required manifold.
Press FWD/ACCEPT to confirm and move on to the next
pump.
Once all of the pumps have been assigned to the correct
manifolds (or OFF), press the FWD/ACCEPT key to move onto
the FLUSH VALVE TIME screen.
Note:
If all the pumps are set to OFF, the display will move to the
PUMP SPEED screen.
MAN 1:----------
MAN 2:----------
MAN 3:----------
OFF P:1234567890
MAN 1:----------
MAN 2:1---------
MAN 3:----------
OFF P:-234567890
MAN 1:-2--------
MAN 2:1---------
MAN 3:----------
OFF P:--34567890
MAN 1:----------
MAN 2:1---------
MAN 3:----------
OFF P:--34567890
MAN 1:-2-4-6-8--
MAN 2:1---5---9-
MAN 3:--3---7---
OFF P:---------0
MAN 1:-2-4-6-8-0
MAN 2:1---5---9-
MAN 3:--3---7---
OFF P:----------
FLUSH VALVE
TIME
00MINS 00SECS
FLUSH VALVE
TIME
00MINS 00SECS
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NO WATER
ACCEPTANCE TIME
05 SECONDS

FLUSH VALVE
TIME
00MINS 00SECS
SAFETY STOP MODE
FLOW SWITCH
SAFETY STOP MODE
PRESSURE SWITCH
FLUSH VALVE
TIME
00MINS 00SECS
There are two possible safety stop switches for the manifold
system. As they work differently, they have different settings
within the programming.
It is very important that you ensure the correct option is
selected!
Setting:
From the FLUSH VALVE TIME screen, press the PUMP STOP
button to access the SAFETY STOP MODE screen.
Use the UP and DOWN buttons to toggle between the two
options. Once the de sired op tion is displayed, press
FWD/ACCEPT to confirm your selection and move back to the
FLUSH VALVE TIME screen.
FLOW SWITCH:
If there is no water present in the manifold system and the flush
valve is on. Then the screen will display NO WATER PRESENT
& the buzzer output will sound (if connected).
Once the switch has been activated, the Brighlogic unit will not
function again, until the water has been restored and the
PROGRAM button has been pressed for 1 second.
PRESSURE SWITCH:
If there is no water present in the manifold system, the screen
will display NO WATER PRESENT & the buzzer output will
sound (if connected).
Once the switch has been activated, the Brightlogic unit will not
function again, until the water has been restored.
The switch will activate regardless of the position of the
solenoid.
The device connections for the Safety Stop input are on the
main board, and are activated by the removal of link LK5 - LK7
(see page 6).
The buzzer can be
snoozed for a 30
minute period, by
pressing the
PROGRAM button.
To overcome problems such air bubbles or other equipment
connected to the water supply, both of the switches feature a
1 second signal acceptance time.
ZZ
Z
=
!
!
ENGLISH
NO WATER
PRESENT
FLUSH VALVE SAFETY STOP - OPTIONAL
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PROGRAMMING - FLUSH VALVE TIME ENGLISH
The Flush Valve Time, is the time for which the flush valve
will open, after the assigned pump has run.
Set the flush valve time (00 - 99 Mins) using the UP and DOWN
keys.
Press FWD/ACCEPT to select the displayed time and move to
the PUMP SPEED screen.
Note:
Once set, this time will apply to ALL Flush Valves.
FLUSH VALVE
TIME
00MINS 00SECS
FLUSH VALVE
TIME
00MINS 20SECS
PROGRAMMING - PUMP RUN SPEED
From the FLUSH VALVE TIME screen (or the ASSIGNING
MANIFOLD screen if flush valves are not needed), press the
FWD/ACCEPT key to move to the PUMP
SPEED/FLOWRATE screen.
The BrightLogic software allows the user to program each
pump with a Flowrate (see page 19) and/or a Pump Speed.
PUMP SPEED:
The user can set the speed of each individual pump (30% -
100% of full speed, in 5% increments).
This can be used to reduce the strain on the pumps when they
are used with thick products.
Setting:
Use the UP and DOWN keys to select the desired speed for the
selected pump.
Press FWD/ACCEPT key to confirm your selection and move
on to the next pump.
Once all of the pump speeds/flowrates have been set, press
the SEE/JUMP key to move onto the PROGRAM SETTINGS
screen.
SET PUMP 1
SPEED
080%
SET PUMP 2
SPEED
080%
SET PUMP 3
SPEED
080%
SET PUMP 10
SPEED
080%
PROGRAM 01
SET INPUT 01
SET PUMP 1
SPEED
080%
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PROGRAMMING - FLOWRATE ENGLISH
From the FLUSH VALVE TIME screen (or the ASSIGNING
MANIFOLD screen if flush valves are not needed), press the
FWD/ACCEPT key to move to the PUMP
SPEED/FLOWRATE screen.
The BrightLogic software allows the user to program each
pump with a Flowrate and/or a Pump Speed (see page 18).
FLOWRATE:
This is useful as it enables the user to program the unit with a
specific dosage instead of a run time. In turn, the unit will be
able to supply accurate information on the volume of product
dispensed by the unit, as well as cycles performed.
If a flow rate is being set, the pump speed will normally be left at
its default setting (80%), unless the pump is being used with a
thick product. In this case the pump speed can be reduced in
order to ease the strain on the pump.
Setting:
While at the PUMP SPEED screen, press the TEST key. This
will run the pump for 1 minute. During this time, the flowrate of
the pump (volume dispensed in 1 min) can be measured.
Press the PRIME key to display the SET FLOWRATE screen.
Use the UP, DOWN and FWD/ACCEPT key to input the
flowrate that you have just measured, and the date. Press
FWD/ACCEPT key to confirm and move on to the next pump.
Once all of the pump speeds/flowrates have been set, press
the SEE/JUMP key to move onto the PROGRAM SETTINGS
screen.
Note:
If the flowrate is re-calibrated at a later date, the unit will
automatically re-calculate and adjust the pump run time, so the
correct dosage is dispensed over all 20 programs.
SET PUMP 1
SPEED
080%
PUMP 1
FLOWRATE: 0000ml
DATE: 01/01/01
SET PUMP 2
SPEED
080%
PUMP 1
FLOWRATE: 0210ml
DATE: 01/01/01
PUMP 1
FLOWRATE: 0210ml
DATE: 01/01/01
PUMP 1
FLOWRATE: 0210ml
DATE: 21/09/04
PUMP 2
FLOWRATE: 0000ml
DATE: 01/01/01
PUMP 2
FLOWRATE: 0210ml
DATE: 01/01/01
PUMP 2
FLOWRATE: 0210ml
DATE: 01/01/01
PUMP 2
FLOWRATE: 0210ml
DATE: 21/09/04
SET PUMP 2
SPEED
080%
SET PUMP 10
SPEED
080%
PROGRAM 01
SET INPUT 01
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