Etatron eSelect B2 Instructions for use

eSelect B2/B3

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(IT) DIRETTIVA "RAEE" 2002/96/CE E SUCCESSIVA MODIFICA 2003/108/CE SUI RIFIUTI DI APPARECCHIATURE ELETTRICHE
ED ELETTRONICHE
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equivalente o facente le stesse funzioni. La normativa sopracitata, alla quale rimandiamo per ulteriori particolari e approfondimenti,
prevede sanzioni per lo smaltimento abusivo di detti rifiuti.
(UK) WASTE OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT DIRECTIVE (WEEE, RAEE in Italy) 2002/96/EC AND
SUBSEQUENT AMENDMENT 2003/108/EC
The marking shown below indicates that the product cannot be disposed of as part of normal household waste. Electrical and
Electronic Equipment (EEE) can contain materials harmful to health and the environment, and therefore is subject to separate waste
collection: it must be disposed of at appropriate waste collection points or returned to the distributor against purchase of new equipment
of similar type or having the same functions. The directive mentioned above, to which make reference for further details, provides for
punitive actions in case of illegal disposal of such waste.
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D'APPAREILLAGES ÉLECTRIQUES ET ÉLECTRONIQUES
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équivalent ou ayant les mêmes fonctions. La réglementation susmentionnée, à laquelle nous vous renvoyons pour les détails et les
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CTRICOS Y ELECTRÓ NICOS
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uno nuevo, del mismo tipo o con las mismas funciones. La normativa mencionada arriba, a la que remitimos para más detalles y
profundizaciones, prevé sanciones por la eliminación clandestina de dichos residuos.

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Table of contents
1. GENERAL INFORMATIONS 2
2. TECHNICAL DATA 2
3. CONNECTIONS 3
3.1.eSelect B2 POWER SUPPLY CARD CONNECTIONS 3
3.2.eSelect B2 TTL OUTPUT CONNECTIONS 4
3.3.eSelect B3 POWER SUPPLY CARD CONNECTIONS 5
3.4.eSelect B3 TTL OUTPUT CONNECTIONS 6
3.5.eSelect B2/B3 PROBES CONNECTION 7
4. CONTROL PANEL DESCRIPTION 8
4.1. eSelect B2 CONTROL PANEL 8
4.2. eSelect B3 CONTROL PANEL 8
4.3. LIGHT SIGNS 9
4.4. KEYBOARD 9
5. DIMENSIONS 10
6. PARAMETER DEFAULTS 11
7. PROGRAMMING THE CONTROLLER 12
7.1. STARTING CONTROLLER OPERATION 12
7.2. THE DISPLAY IN THE VARIOUS OPERATION MODES (PH – RX – CL) 14
7.3. PROGRAMMING PROCEDURE 14
7.3.1. SIMPLE MENU MODE 14
7.3.2. EXPERT MENU MODE 15
7.4. PROGRAMMING MENU SETUP 16
7.4.1 MENU MODE 16
7.4.2. MENU METER TYPE 17
7.4.3. T SENSOR 17
7.4.4. SET TEMPERATURE 18
7.4.5. CALIBRATION MENU TIMEOUT 18
7.4.6. DELAY AT STARTUP 18
7.4.7. AUX OUTPUT MODE 19
7.4.8. YEAR, MONTH, DAY, HOUR, MINUTE 20
7.4.9. SET PASSWORD 20
7.4.10. SET DEFAULTS 20
7.5. MENU SETPOINT1, SETPOINT2 21
7.5.1. SETPOINT 22
7.5.2. MODE 22
7.5.3. HYSTERESIS 22
7.5.4. SETPOINT DELAY 22
7.5.5. TTL MODE 23
7.5.6. METER READING @4mA 23
7.5.7. METER READING @20mA 23
7.6. MENU CALIBRATION 24
7.6.1. CALIBRATE pH 7/REF.POINT 25
7.7. MENU ALARM 25
7.7.1. MENU ALARM SETTINGS 26
8. INPUT/OUTPUT CONNECTIONS 26
8.1. PROXIMITY SENSORS 26
8.2. PT100 CONNECTION 27
8.3. PRIMING OF THE PUMPS 27

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Parameter Value
Input Voltage 90-240 Vac 50/60Hz, 12-24 Vdc, 24Vac
Power Consumption 15 W (1 A peak current)
Operating temperature range 0 – 40°C
SETPOINT relay output
terminals max current
16 ampere with resistive load
3 ampere with inductive load 2 setpoints
Auxiliary relay output
terminals max current
5 ampere with resistive load
0.7 ampere with inductive load
1 auxiliary output
Alarm relay output
terminals max current
5 ampere with resistive load
0.7 ampere with inductive load 1 alarm output
Current output 4 - 20 mA (dynamic 0..500 Ω) 2 current outputs
TTL output 0 – 999 pulse/min 2 open collector TTL outputs
pH range 0 … 14 0.01 pH resolution
Rx range (mV) -1000 ….+1400 ± 1 mV Rx resolution
Chlorine range 0÷2; 0÷20; 0÷200; 0÷2000 ppm 0,001/0,01/0,1/1 ppm
Temperature range 0 – 100°C 0.1°C
Level control – PT100 connection – Relay output 6A (resistive load) 1A (inductive load)
1. GENERAL INFORMATIONS
Electronic instruments controlling electrochemical parameters such as pH, Redox or Chlorine are
widely used in swimming pools, waterworks and water treatment plants.
The eSelect Series Controllers stand out for the following features:
Capability of performing the most possible measurements with just one type of electronic
board: pH, Redox (mV), Cl (ppm).
Simple and easy to learn programming procedure providing two types of menu: a SIMPLE
menu allowing the user to control indispensable functions, and a EXPERT menu giving the
user the full capability of setting all functions.
Galvanically isolated electronics providing a high level of immunity to disturbances.
2. TECHNICAL DATA

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3. CONNECTIONS
3.1.eSelect B2 POWER SUPPLY CARD CONNECTIONS

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3.2.eSelect B2 TTL OUTPUT CONNECTIONS

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3.3.eSelect B3 POWER SUPPLY CARD CONNECTIONS

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3.4.eSelect B3 TTL OUTPUT CONNECTIONS

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3.5.eSelect B2/B3 PROBES CONNECTION
A BNC connector for connecting pH or Redox probes, plus a 4-pin connector for connecting a Chlorine
probe, are provided in the bottom of the instrument. The connection diagram is as follows:
Power supply 4 pins connector:
Pin 1 : White (+5V)
Pin 2 : Not connected
Pin 3 : Not connected
Pin 4 : Brown (-5V)

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4. CONTROL PANEL DESCRIPTION
4.1. eSelect B2 CONTROL PANEL
4.2. eSelect B3 CONTROL PANEL

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SET 1 active
SET 2 active
4.3. LIGHT SIGNS
4.4. KEYBOARD
Meter : Used to select the type of measurement “METER 1, 2 or 3”
ESC : Comes one step back in the programming procedure.
Minus symbol : Decreases numbers and defines functions within specific
programming menus. E.g.: when selecting the type of measurement allows the
user to shift between pH, Rx and Chlorine.
Plus symbol : Increases numbers and defines functions within specific
programming menus. E.g.: when selecting the type of measurement allows the
user to shift between pH, Rx and Chlorine.
Shift right : Used to select the digit to modify when setting passwords.
Used to change Language also.
OK : Allows the user to proceed by confirming the selections made.

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5. DIMENSIONS

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Rx default
Cl default
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Setpoint 1
7.2 650 0.1
2
Setpoint 2
6.8 400 0.1
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Type of action Acid Oxidising Direct
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Hysteresis
0.10 10 0.005
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SETPOINT 1 and 2 actuation delay
00:03 m:s 00:03 m:s 00:03 m:s
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TTL 1 and 2 outputs max frequency
120 120 120
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Measurement at TTL 1 and 2 max
frequency 14.00
1400 1
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mA output 1 and 2, measurement at
4 mA 0.00
0 0.000
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mA output 1 and 2, measurement at
20 mA 14.00
1000 1.000
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Alarm – high threshold
14.00 1000 10
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Alarm – low threshold
0.00 0 0.000
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Alarm – overdosage (OVER) 99:59 h:m 99:59 h:m 99:59 h:m
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Menu mode
SIMPLE SIMPLE SIMPLE
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Password
OFF OFF OFF
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Temperature unit
°C °C °C
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Temperature compensation mode Manual 25°C Manual 25°C Manual 25°C
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Calibration menu delay
5” 5” 5”
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Actuation delay when switching on
5” 5” 5”
m
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pH default FunctionNo.
6. PARAMETER DEFAULTS

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MENU SETUP
MENU SETPOINT1
MENU SETPOINT2
MENU CALIBRAZTION
MENU ALARM
MENU SETUP
MENU MODE SIMPLE
YEAR 2013
MONTH 5
DAY 15
HOUR 4
MINUTE 52
7. PROGRAMMING THE CONTROLLER
All programming parameters and modes of operation of the instrument can be set using its keyboard and
dedicated display.
7.1. STARTING CONTROLLER OPERATION
The instrument, according to its initial configuration, can be set to control three distinct types of measurements:
pH, Rx or Chlorine.
To perform that, when switching on the controller for the first time, the operator have to select the intended type
of measurement by operating as follows:
Upon switching on the instrument, press OK key to enter in the MENU SETUP.
Than press OK to enter in MENU MODE and change SIMPLE with EXPERT by press + or –key.
Than change the METER TYPE in the complete MENU SETUP.
Press OK key to enter
into MENU
MAIN SCREEN
620mV
SET1:OFF mA1:10,4
SET1:ON mA2:10,4
7.47 pH
SET1:ON mA1:12,4
SET1:OFF mA2:12,4
Press METER key to
choose METER 1, METER 2
or METER 3.
When METER key is pressed
the two red lamp associated to
the setpoint of the METER
choosed will light-on.

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MENU SETUP 1/2
MENU MODE EXPERT
METER TYPE pH
T SENSOR NONE
SET TEMPERATURE 25.0
CALIBRATION MENU TIMEOUT 05:00
DELAY AT STARTUP 00:05
AUX OUTPUT MODE OFF
YEAR 2013
MONTH 5
DAY 15
HOUR 14
MENU SETUP
MENU MODE SIMPLE
YEAR 2013
MONTH 5
DAY 15
HOUR 5
MINUTE 55
MENU SETUP 1/2
MENU MODE EXPERT
METER TYPE pH
T SENSOR NONE
SET TEMPERATURE 25.0
CALIBRATION MENU TIMEOUT 05:00
DELAY AT STARTUP 00:05
AUX OUTPUT MODE OFF
YEAR 2013
MONTH 5
DAY 15
MENU SETUP 1/2
MENU MODE EXPERT
METER TYPE pH
T SENSOR NONE
SET TEMPERATURE 25.0
CALIBRATION MENU TIMEOUT 05:00
DELAY AT STARTUP 00:05
AUX OUTPUT MODE OFF
YEAR 2013
MONTH 5
DAY 15
After choose the METER TYPE press ESC key until see the main screen.
Please note the ESC key permits to return to previous screen.
Press + or – to change
SIMPLE to EXPERT
Press + or – to change
PARAMETER on left arrow
Press + or – to change
PARAMETER on left arrow
Press + or – to choose
pH, Rx,Cl

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MENU SETUP
MENU MODE SIMPLE
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MONTH 5
DAY 15
HOUR 4
MINUTE 52
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METER 2: STANDBY
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METER 3: ALARM: MAX
7.2. THE DISPLAY IN THE VARIOUS OPERATION MODES (PH – RX – CL)
When the instrument is switched on, the display shows the measurement value and the type of
measurement.
eSelect B2 main screen
eSelect B3 main screen
7.3. PROGRAMMING PROCEDURE
When installing the controller for the first time, the user must configure it depending on the intended type of
measurement or control.
The first action for the user to carry out is setting the operation modes for every measurement outlet: METER
1 and METER 2 for B2 controller, and METER 1, METER 2 and METER 3 for B3 controller.
When setting the instrument, it is advisable to follow the programming procedure outlined below. Conversely, if
only a single parameter must be changed, it is advisable to go directly to the menu comprising the concerned
function, and perform the necessary changes or settings.
Please note there are two different MENU MODE: SIMPLE and EXPERT and they allow to change different
parameters. EXPERT MENU allow to change all parameters but it is recommended to modify its parameters
from qualified personnel.
7.3.1. SIMPLE MENU MODE
It permits to set the following parameters:
620mV
SET1:OFF mA1:4.0
SET1:OFF mA2:4.0
7.47 pH
SET1:ON mA1:12.4
SET1:OFF mA2:12.4
620mV
SET1:OFF mA1:10.4
SET1:ON mA2:10.4
7.47 pH
SET1:ON mA1:12.4
SET1:OFF mA2:12.4
11.63 Cl ppm
SET1:OFF mA1:10.4
SET1:ON mA2:10.4

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MENU SETUP 1/2
MENU MODE EXPERT
METER TYPE pH
T SENSOR NONE
SET TEMPERATURE 25
CALIBRATION MENU TIMEOUT 05:00
DELAY AT STARTUP 00:05
AUX OUTPUT MODE OFF
YEAR 2013
MONTH 5
DAY 15
HOUR 14
MENU SETUP 2/2
MINUTE 52
SET PASSWORD 0 0 0 0 0 0
SET DEFAULTS NO
MENU MODE: SIMPLE or EXPERT
YEAR: put the current YEAR
MONTH: put the current MONTH
DAY: put the current DAY
HOUR: put the current HOUR
MINUTE: put the current MINUTE
7.3.2. EXPERT MENU MODE
It permits to set the following parameters by use :
MENU MODE: SIMPLE or EXPERT
METER TYPE: pH, Rx, Cl 20ppm,Cl 2ppm, Cl 200ppm, Cl 2000ppm
TSENSOR: NONE or PT100
SET TEMPERATURE: put the current TEMPERATURE is PT100 is not setted
CALIBRATION MENU TIMEOUT: set the TIMEOUT time for CALIBRATION procedure
DELAY STARTUP: set the startup DELAY TIME for the instrument
AUX OUTPUT MODE: set OFF or CLEANING or FLOCCULANT
YEAR: put the current YEAR
MONTH: put the current MONTH
DAY: put the current DAY
HOUR: put the current HOUR
MINUTE: put the current MINUTE
SET PASSWORD: put the password if it is necessary to have it
SET DEFAULTS: set NO or MAINTAIN CALIBRATION or RESTORE ALL

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MENU SETUP
MENU MODE SIMPLE
YEAR 2013
MONTH 5
DAY 15
HOUR 5
MINUTE 55
MENU SETUP 1/2
MENU MODE EXPERT
METER TYPE pH
T SENSOR NONE
SET TEMPERATURE 25
CALIBRATION MENU TIMEOUT 05:00
DELAY AT STARTUP 00:05
AUX OUTPUT MODE OFF
YEAR 2013
MONTH 5
DAY 15
MENU SETUP 1/2
MENU MODE EXPERT
METER TYPE pH
T SENSOR NONE
SET TEMPERATURE 25
CALIBRATION MENU TIMEOUT 05:00
DELAY AT STARTUP 00:05
AUX OUTPUT MODE OFF
YEAR 2013
MONTH 5
DAY 15
7.4. PROGRAMMING MENU SETUP
7.4.1 MENU MODE
Starting from the MAIN SCREEN press OK key until enter in MENU MODE.
Than change SIMPLE to EXPERT by pressing +key or – key.
Change SIMPLE in EXPERT
by press + or -key
Chose the parameter by press +or –key.
Press OKkey to confirm the choice and set
the value for the parameter on right column.
Modify the value for the parameter by press +or –
key. Press OK
ke
y
to confirm the choice and return
on left column to set an other parameters.