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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BRIGHTLOGIC LAUNDRY SYSTEMS BRIGHTLOGIC LAUNDRY SYSTEMS
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.
