Knight On-Premise Elite Owner's manual

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On-Premise Elite
Programming Manual

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Programming Parameters .................................................................................... 3
Menu Tree —All Settings..................................................................................... 4
Menu Tree —Basic Mode Only............................................................................ 6
Keypad Diagram................................................................................................... 7
Programming ........................................................................................................ 8
◘Language ...................................................................................................... 8
◘Dispenser Hold.............................................................................................. 8
◘System Settings .......................................................................................... 10
◘Pump Settings ............................................................................................. 14
◘Formula Setup............................................................................................. 16
◘Formula Settings ......................................................................................... 17
◘Signal Settings ............................................................................................ 19
◘Flush Settings.............................................................................................. 22
◘Soil Mode Settings ...................................................................................... 23
◘Time Settings .............................................................................................. 24
◘File Settings................................................................................................. 24
◘Diagnostics.................................................................................................. 25
◘Change Mode.............................................................................................. 25
PC Software ....................................................................................................... 26
◘Locations ..................................................................................................... 27
◘Programming Setup Files............................................................................ 28
◘Saving Setup Data ...................................................................................... 33
◘Downloading Reports .................................................................................. 35
Warranty Information .......................................................................................... 40
Knight Locations ................................................................................................. 40
CAUTION: Wear protective clothing and eyewear when dispensing chemicals or
other materials. Observe safety handling instructions (MSDS) of chemical mfrs.
CAUTION: To avoid severe or fatal shock, always disconnect main power when
servicing the unit.
CAUTION: When installing any equipment, ensure that all national and local
safety, electrical, and plumbing codes are met.

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Parameters Default Value Range
Main Pass Code 0000 0000—9999
User Pass Code 0000 0000—9999
Pump Flow Rates 0 0-999.9 Oz, 9999 ml
System Mode Normal Normal, Soil, Drain, Relay
Signal Mode One-to-One One-to-One, Assigned Signal, Assigned Step
Formula # 1 1 to 100
Load Count Pump 6 1 to 8 for Multi-Washer, 1 to 10 for Single-Washer
Load Counter 0 0 –999
Units of Measure US US, Metric
Pump Delay Units SEC SEC, MIN
Signal Lockout Time 0 0-99 minutes
AFS Select Disabled Disabled, Enabled
System Lockout Time 0 0-99 minutes
AFS Mode Micro Micro, Chart
AFS Time 1 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
Flush Mode With With, After
Flush Time 0 0-255 sec
Drain Signal Polarity Normal Normal, Inverted
Washer Signal Qualify Time 1 1-99 sec
Chemical Dosing Mode Time Time, Flow-Meter
Flush Error Delay 5 0-99 sec
Formula Run Times/Volumes 0 0-999.9 oz, 0-9999 ml
Formula Delay Times 0 0-999 sec or 0-999 min
Formula Names Formula ## Alpha-numeric range
PROGRAMMING PARAMETERS
Pass code does change when clearing all programmed settings
The load counter has its own menu to allow resetting back to zero

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Main Code
User Code
Dispenser ID
Washer Name
Units of Measure
Washer Weight
Formula Scaling
Delay Units
Load Count Pump
Pumps Connected
Set Mode Soil
Signal Mode
User Prime Enable
User Report Access
User Weight Entry
Load Defaults
Pump Name
Flow Rate
Mode
Cost
Pump Speed
Assign Flush
Formula Name
Formula Enable
Formula Weight
Drain Count
Pump Assignment 1
Pump Assignment 2
Pump Assignment 3
Pump Assignment 4
Signal
Pump Assignment 1
Pump Assignment 2
Pump Assignment 3
Pump Assignment 4
Shift 3
Shift 2
Shift 1
Time
Year
Day
Month
Edit Pump
Prime Pump
Calibrate Pump
Pump
Level
Delay Time
Volume
Test Volume
Formula Number
Drain Assignments
AFS State
SIB Assignments
Signal Lockout Time
System Lockout Time
Qualify Time
AFS Capture Mode
AFS Time
AFS Calibration
Formula Reset
Flush 2 Time
Flush 1 Time
Flowswitch 1 Error Delay
Flush Mode
Flowswitch 2 Error Delay
Bleach Default State
Bleach Pump
Softner Pump
Softner Default State
Shift Times
Set Time/Date
Update Firmware
Clear Load Count
Clear Report Data
Save Report to USB
Load USB Settings
Save Settings to USB
Main Menu
Language
Dispenser Hold
System Settings
Pump Settings
Formula Setup
Formula Settings
Signal Settings
Flush Settings
Soil Mode Settings
Time Settings
File Settings
Diagnostics
Change to
Pump Levels
Prime Flush
Flow-Meter Testing
Soil Mode
Drain Mode
Relay Mode
Normal
Formula Number
Drain Count
Washer ID
After Pump
With Pump
Expert
Basic
Chart
Micro
One to One
Assigned Signal
Assigned Step
Normal
Inverted
Drain Signal State
Flow-Meter
Time
Flush 1
Flush 2
Disabled
MENU TREE —ALL SETTINGS (PART 1)

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Main Code
User Code
Dispenser ID
Washer Name
Units of Measure
Washer Weight
Formula Scaling
Delay Units
Load Count Pump
Pumps Connected
Set Mode Soil
Signal Mode
User Prime Enable
User Report Access
User Weight Entry
Load Defaults
Pump Name
Flow Rate
Mode
Cost
Pump Speed
Assign Flush
Formula Name
Formula Enable
Formula Weight
Drain Count
Pump Assignment 1
Pump Assignment 2
Pump Assignment 3
Pump Assignment 4
Signal
Pump Assignment 1
Pump Assignment 2
Pump Assignment 3
Pump Assignment 4
Shift 3
Shift 2
Shift 1
Time
Year
Day
Month
Edit Pump
Prime Pump
Calibrate Pump
Pump
Level
Delay Time
Volume
Test Volume
Formula Number
Drain Assignments
AFS State
SIB Assignments
Signal Lockout Time
System Lockout Time
Qualify Time
AFS Capture Mode
AFS Time
AFS Calibration
Formula Reset
Flush 2 Time
Flush 1 Time
Flowswitch 1 Error Delay
Flush Mode
Flowswitch 2 Error Delay
Bleach Default State
Bleach Pump
Softner Pump
Softner Default State
Shift Times
Set Time/Date
Update Firmware
Clear Load Count
Clear Report Data
Save Report to USB
Load USB Settings
Save Settings to USB
Main Menu
Language
Dispenser Hold
System Settings
Pump Settings
Formula Setup
Formula Settings
Signal Settings
Flush Settings
Soil Mode Settings
Time Settings
File Settings
Diagnostics
Change to
Pump Levels
Prime Flush
Flow-Meter Testing
Soil Mode
Drain Mode
Relay Mode
Normal
Formula Number
Drain Count
Washer ID
After Pump
With Pump
Expert
Basic
Chart
Micro
One to One
Assigned Signal
Assigned Step
Normal
Inverted
Drain Signal State
Flow-Meter
Time
Flush 1
Flush 2
Disabled
MENU TREE —ALL SETTINGS (PART 2)

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MENU TREE —BASIC MODE
Main Code
Units of Measure
Delay Units
Load Count Pump
Pumps Connected
Set Mode
Load Defaults
Flow Rate
Assign Flush
Formula Name
Formula Enable
Drain Count
Pump Assign 1
Pump Assign 2
Pump Assign 3
Pump Assign 4
Time
Year
Day
Month
Edit Pump
Prime Pump
Calibrate Pump
Pump
Level
Delay Time
Volume
Test Volume
Formula Number
Drain Assignments
AFS State
Signal Lockout Time
System Lockout Time
Qualify Time
AFS Capture Mode
AFS Time
AFS Calibration
Formula Reset
Flush 1 Time
Flowswitch 1 Error Delay
Flush Mode
Set Time/Date
Update Firmware
Clear Load Count
Load USB Settings
Save Settings to USB
Main Menu
Language
Dispenser Hold
System Settings
Pump Settings
Formula Setup
Formula Settings
Signal Settings
Flush Settings
Time Settings
File Settings
Diagnostics
Change to
Pump Levels
Prime Flush
Flow-Meter Testing
Drain Mode
Relay Mode
Normal
Formula Number
Drain Count
After Pump
With Pump
Expert
Chart
Micro
Normal
Inverted
Drain Signal State

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When programming the system, allows you to change the value of a
particular character (i.e. pump number, formula name, etc). A blinking
―cursor‖ indicates which character will be changed by these buttons.
Press repeatedly to advance through all available letters and
numbers
Allows you to choose the desired formula (unless using RELAY
mode) for operation. When programming the system, allows you to
move the cursor position within certain menu selections to choose
items you wish to change.
Allows you to make item selection and saves settings into memory
when programming.
The help menus will bring up useful information for programming the
system by explaining the feature you are trying to set. Simply press
this button when you are not sure about the setting that is on your
display and a help screen will pop-up to assist you.
Allows you to enable or disable the bleach pump when using soil
mode in the run time screen. You can choose if the bleach pump is
enabled or disabled by default. Pressing this button will override the
default setting. This button will also function as a back button in the
programming screens.
Allows you to enable or disable the softener pump when using soil
mode in the run time screen. You can choose if the softener pump is
enabled or disabled by default. Pressing this button will override the
default setting. This button will also function as an exit button to
leave the programming screens.
KEYPAD DIAGRAM

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PROGRAMMING
All systems are shipped from the factory with the access code set at 0000. Changing the access code is explained
later in this manual. To get started, hold the ENTER button until you see the following display (this should only
take a few seconds).
Use ▲/▼ to move Setting option and push ENTER. Hit ENTER
again to select enter code. Use the ◄/► to move cursor left or
right. Use ▲/▼ buttons to change. (Not necessary if code has not
yet been changed from factory default of 0000) to input the access
code, then press ENTER.
ENTER CODE
****
To change the language (for the programming menus and running
displays) first press ENTER to highlight the language name. Then
use the ◄/► buttons to select the desired language and press
ENTER again to confirm.
LANGUAGE
Use ▲/▼ to move the cursor through the options and press
ENTER to enter pump settings menu.
The Pump Setting allows you to edit, prime, and calibrate each
individual pump.
PUMP SETTINGS
Use ▲/▼ to move the cursor through the options and press
ENTER to enter formula setup menu.
The formula setup allows you to select and name each formula
name and number. The formula setup also allows you to enable
or disable each individual formula.
FORMULA SETUP
Use ▲/▼ to move the cursor through the options and press
ENTER to enter formula settings menu.
The formula settings allows you edit each formula. You can select
the formulas and assign pumps, levels, delay times, volumes, and
test volumes.
FORMULA SETTINGS
Dispenser hold allows you to pause the system if you need to stop
the dispenser for maintenance. First press ENTER to highlight the
setting. Then use the ◄/► buttons to choose OFF or ON and
press ENTER again to confirm.
DISPENSER HOLD
Use ▲/▼ to move the cursor through the options and press
ENTER to enter system settings menu.
The system setting are the programming options that affects the
whole system and related submenus like units of measure, pump
levels, set mode, etc.
SYSTEM SETTINGS

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Use ▲/▼ to move the cursor through the options and press
ENTER to enter signal settings menu.
The signal settings allows you edit signal lockout time, system
lockout time, qualifying time, and formula reset.
SIGNAL SETTINGS
Use ▲/▼ to move the cursor through the options and press
ENTER to enter flush settings menu.
Flush setting allows you to set flush mode, flush time, and error
delay.
FLUSH SETTINGS
Use ▲/▼ to move the cursor through the options and press
ENTER to enter flush settings menu.
Change to basic mode eliminates the extra the menus and
programming options offered in the OP Elite to allow for easier
use when using the OP Elite for basic On Premise operation only.
NOTE: If you have items programmed in an advanced mode and
switch to basic mode, the basic mode will NOT keep the advance
mode programs for the programming features it does have. The
other programmed options will be eliminated or defaulted.
CHANGE TO BASIC MODE
Use ▲/▼ to move the cursor through the options and press
ENTER to enter flush settings menu.
The diagnostics allow you test to see if your dispenser is receiving
signals from the washer.
DIAGNOSTICS
Use ▲/▼ to move the cursor through the options and press
ENTER to enter flush settings menu.
This selection allows you to choose if you wish to set the system
time and date.
TIME SETTINGS
Use ▲/▼ to move the cursor through the options and press
ENTER to enter flush settings menu.
The file settings are the menu options that allow you to transfer
and communicate with the USB. You can save your program
setup to USB, load USB settings, clear load count, or update
firmware from this menu.
FILE SETTINGS
NOTE: You will only see Soil Mode Settings in the Main Setting
menu when you choose soil mode operation, which is located in
system settings.
Use ▲/▼ to move the cursor through the options and press
ENTER to enter soil mode settings menu. This menu allows you
set the bleach default state and pump number, softener default
state and pump number.
SOIL MODE SETTINGS

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Use ▲/▼ buttons to move cursor to system settings and push
ENTER to open system settings menu options. Use ▲/▼
buttons again to move cursor through system settings options and
press ENTER to edit that option.
SYSTEM SETTINGS
This selection allows the ―main‖ access code to be
changed. The main access code allows entry into the
programming menus as well as report functions. Use the
▲/▼ buttons to change each individual number column
and ◄/► buttons to move the cursor to the next number
column. Once the new code number is set, then press
ENTER to continue.
NOTE: If the access code is changed, keep a record of the
new code in a safe place. If the new code is forgotten,
contact Knight.
CHANGE MAIN CODE
This selection allows the washer id number to be changed.
Use the ▲/▼ buttons to change each individual number
column and ◄/► buttons to move the cursor to the next
number column. Once the id number has been set, then
press ENTER to save.
WASHER ID
This selection allows the user access code to be changed.
Use the ▲/▼ buttons to change each individual number
column and ◄/► buttons to move the cursor to the next
number column. Once the new code number is set, then
press ENTER to save access code.
NOTE: The user access code allows access to a limited
number of menu selections.
CHANGE USER CODE
This selection allows the dispenser id number to be
changed. Use the ▲/▼ buttons to change each individual
number column and ◄/► buttons to move the cursor to the
next number column. Once the id number has been set,
then press ENTER to save the setting into memory.
NOTE: Set your dispenser IDs so that they correspond with
the washer numbers.
DISPENSER ID
This selection allows you to choose between US or Metric
units of measure. Use the ◄/► buttons to select the unit of
measure, then press ENTER to save.
UNITS OF MEASURE
This selection allows the washer name to be changed. Use
the ▲/▼ buttons to change each individual letter/number
column and ◄/► buttons to move the cursor to the next
letter/number column. Once the washer name has been
set, then press ENTER to save.
EDIT WASHER NAME

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This selection allows you to enter the load capacity for the
wash wheel that the dispenser is presently connected to.
Use the ▲/▼ buttons to change each individual number
column and ◄/► buttons to move the cursor to the next
number column. Press ENTER to save into memory.
NOTE: Washer weight is important when you enable
formula scaling. This will directly affect dispensing volumes
when using the scaling feature.
WASHER WEIGHT
This selection allows you to choose seconds or minutes as
the delay time unit of measure. Use the ◄/► buttons to
choose the desired setting, then press ENTER to continue.
DELAY UNITS
This selection allows you to choose between the following
modes of operation: Normal, Soil, Drain, or Relay. Use the
◄/► buttons to select the desired operating mode, then
press ENTER.
NOTE: See the following page for a detailed description of
each operating mode.
SET MODE
The formula scaling feature allows you to quickly change
and scale your dispensing volumes based on your washer
weight. The dispenser will adjust dispensing amount using
calculations of amount of chemical per kg or 100 lbs and
multiply that by the washer weight. Use the ◄/► buttons
to Enable or Disable the scaling feature, and push ENTER
to save setting.
FORMULA SCALING
Use ▲/▼ buttons to move cursor to pumps connected and
push ENTER. Use ▲/▼ buttons to select the number of
pumps in your system and push ENTER to save.
PUMPS CONNECTED
This selection shows which pump is being used to count
loads. Always select the last pump in the system that will
receive a signal. Use the ▲/▼ buttons to choose the
number, then press ENTER.
LOAD COUNT PUMP
This selection allows you to choose if you wish to use
multiple pump level programming. Pump levels allow the
pumps to dispense up to 4 individual dosage amounts
within the same formula. Use the ◄/► buttons to Enable
or Disable pump levels. Press ENTER to save.
PUMP LEVELS

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NORMAL MODE: The system is capable of 100 user selectable formulas with each formula having unique
volumes and delay times for each pump. Signals from the washer trigger the pumps, then the OP-Elite takes
control to count down delay times and run times with up to 4 individual ―levels‖ (explained below) for each pump.
The supervisor of the facility, or the machine operator, will select the formula using ◄/► buttons to choose the
appropriate wash formula when the formula menu line is highlighted on the run time screen.
Programming "levels" allows a pump to inject different amounts of chemical for multiple signals to the same pump
during a formula. For example, pump 1 could inject 8 ounces of chemical on its first signal, then later inject 12
ounces of chemical on its second signal. Four levels are available for any pump on any formula, except for the
load count pump. ONLY 1 LEVEL CAN BE PROGRAMMED FOR THE LOAD COUNT PUMP (and any other
pump that may be signaled simultaneously with the load count pump's signal). The level feature can also be used
to ―skip over‖ an injection. Simply do not program any volume or delay time for that level.
When a formula begins (after power is turned on or the ―Load Count‖ pump has been triggered from the previous
formula) the first signal to a pump will activate level 1. The signal has to be present for at least qualifying time to
be recognized. The second signal to the pump during the formula will activate level 2. The third signal to the
pump during the formula will activate level 3. The load count pump signal must be received to reset levels in
preparation for the next formula.
DRAIN MODE: This mode is similar to normal operation but requires only one signal source from the washer
and works by counting the number of drains during a wash cycle. When programming the dispenser for Drain
Mode use, each chemical pump is assigned a specific drain occurrence (―drain count‖) to inject product on. This
feature only affects how the pumps are triggered –all other functions such as pump volumes, delay times, and
flush mode, will still operate in their normal fashion.
During a wash formula, each drain signal is counted and the pumps inject chemical according to the drain
number they are assigned. Drain mode is similar to normal operation, in that the pumps are programmed with
volumes (and delay times if necessary) and the flush mode works the same way it does in normal operation.
The ―multiple level‖ feature works slightly different in drain mode, because of the way drain mode counts the
number of signals to pump #1 input. If a second injection level is required, it should be programmed to inject on a
later drain number (occurrence) than the first level for that pump.
 Using signal lockout is not recommended for drain mode operation.
 During a wash cycle, when pumps are idle, the display will show the formula name on the bottom line of the
display and the current drain count on the top line. When a normal wash cycle has ended, the load count will
be displayed.
 Cycling power will reset the drain count if an incomplete load has been run.
 All pump dosing must occur prior to the Last Drain Signal. The Last Drain Signal indicates to the dispenser to
end the cycle for the active formula. For example, if you have a last drain count of 5. You can assign pumps to
drain counts 1 through 4, drain count number 5 will act like a load count pump to end the cycle.
 The Drain Signal State configures the dispenser to increment the drain count based on signal polarity. If the
Drain Signal state is set to Normal, an Energized Drain Signal will increment the drain count. If the Drain
Signal State is set to Inverted, a De-energized Drain Signal will increment the drain count.
RELAY MODE (not for use with multi-washer): This type of operation is typically used with a single
microprocessor controlled washer. When set to relay mode, the system will run its pumps as long as their
respective signals are present. To accomplish this, the system ―by-passes‖ its volume and delay time capabilities
for the chemical pumps; however, flush mode is still available for optional use.
SOIL MODE: This operation allows three different soil classifications (light, medium, heavy) and the option of
selecting bleach or softener. When a wash cycle is ended, the system automatically resets itself to default
settings. For example: The medium soil classification is automatically selected. The operator can choose light or
heavy based on the next soil load. The bleach and softener pumps are also reset to their default settings (enable
or disable, based on your specific programming preference). The bleach and softener pumps can also be
overridden as necessary for the next wash cycle.
 Formula 1 = Heavy Soil Formula 2 = Medium Soil Formula 3 = Light Soil
SET MODE
(DESCRIPTIONS)

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Use ▲/▼ buttons to move cursor to signal mode and push
ENTER. Use the ◄/► buttons to select one-to-one,
assigned step, or assigned signal, then ENTER to save.
ONE-TO-ONE: Each pump has its own independent signal.
ASSIGNED STEP: Each signal input on the SIB becomes
a signal number (for programming) and can be assigned to
multiple pumps in each formula. Signal 1 increments all
assigned pumps to level 1 if pumps have not dosed at level
1. Signal 2 increments all assigned pumps to level 2 if
pumps have not dosed at level 2. Signal 3 increments all
assigned pumps to level 3 if pumps have not dosed at level
3. Signal 4 will increment all assigned pumps to level 4 if
pumps have not dosed at level 4. Signals 5-10 will
increment all assigned pumps to the next level. All Pumps
that increment in level will then dose based on the pump
level.
ASSIGNED SIG: Each signal input on the SIB becomes a
signal number (for programming) and can be assigned to
multiple pumps. Each time an assigned signal is received,
the pumps will sequence through normal volume levels.
SIGNAL MODE
This selection allows you to clear pump volumes, flow rates
and formula names in the dispenser and will reset the
system to the factory default settings. Use the ◄/►
buttons to select Yes to load defaults or No to leave the
system as is. Press ENTER to save.
LOAD DEFAULTS
This selection allows or prohibits the user from entering
washer weight. Use the ◄/► buttons to Enable or Disable
user weight entry. Press ENTER to save.
USER WEIGHT ENTRY
This selection allows or prohibits the user from priming the
chemical pumps. Use the ◄/► buttons to Enable or
Disable user prime. Press ENTER to save.
USER PRIME
This selection allows or prohibits the user from
downloading reports. Use the ◄/► buttons to Enable or
Disable user report access. Press ENTER to save.
USER REPORT ACCESS
NOTE: You will only see this display if Drain Mode was
selected in the previous step.
This selection allows you to select drain signal function.
NORMAL An Energized Drain Signal will increment the
drain count. INVERTED. A De-energized Drain Signal will
increment the drain count. Use the ◄/► buttons to make
your selection, then press ENTER to continue.
DRAIN SIGNAL STATE

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Use ▲/▼ buttons to move cursor to edit pump and push
ENTER. Use ▲/▼ buttons to change pump number and
push ENTER again to enter edit pump properties.
EDIT PUMP
Use ▲/▼ buttons to move cursor to pump settings and push
ENTER to open pump settings menu options. Use ▲/▼ buttons
again to move cursor through system settings options and press
ENTER to edit that option.
PUMP SETTINGS
This selection allows you to change the chemical
pump names. Use ▲/▼ buttons to move cursor to
edit pump name and push ENTER. Use ▲/▼
buttons to change pump letter/number. Use ◄/► to
move cursor to next letter/number to change. Push
ENTER to save.
EDIT PUMP NAME
Use ▲/▼ buttons to move cursor to flow rate and
push ENTER. Use ▲/▼ buttons to change flow
rate number. Use ◄/► to move cursor to next
number to change. Push ENTER to save flow rate.
NOTE (1): The flow rate is the capacity of the pump
and cannot be changed until the pump is calibrated.
NOTE (2): If the flow rate is changed, it will disable
flow meter mode of pump operation.
FLOW RATE
This setting determines if you want to use the pump
in time mode or use the pump in flow meter mode to
pump chemical.
Use ▲/▼ buttons to move cursor to mode and
push ENTER. Use ◄/► to move cursor to select
time or flow meter. Push ENTER to save.
NOTE: The pump must be calibrated prior to
selecting flow meter mode.
MODE TIME / FLOW-METER
Selection allows you to input the chemical cost. Use
▲/▼ buttons to move cursor to cost and push
ENTER. Use ▲/▼ buttons to change cost. Use ◄/
► to move cursor to next number to change. Push
ENTER to save.
COST
Pump speed adjusts how fast the pump will run in a
range of 20 - 100. Use ▲/▼ buttons to move
cursor to pump speed and push ENTER. Use ▲/▼
buttons to change setting. Use ◄/► to move cursor
to next number to change. Push ENTER to save.
NOTE: The pump should be re-calibrated if the
speed is changed.
PUMP SPEED

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Use ▲/▼ buttons to move cursor to flush is and
push ENTER. Use ◄/► to choose flush 1, flush 2,
or to disable the flush. Push ENTER to save.
FLUSH IS
This selection allows you to prime the chemical pumps.
Press ▲/▼ to select pump number you want to prime and
push enter to begin priming. Push ENTER again to stop
priming pump.
If you have a flush manifold with flush option selected,
flushing the manifold option will appear. Use ◄/► to select
Yes/No to flush. Hit ENTER to begin flush or exit.
NOTE: Flushing after pump prime will only work if the pump
has a flush assigned.
PRIME PUMP
Use ▲/▼ buttons to move cursor to calibrate and push
ENTER. Use ▲/▼ buttons to select pump to calibrate and
push ENTER to go into calibrate menu. When ready, push
ENTER again to begin to calibrate. Push ENTER again to
stop calibration. Input the volume calibrated by using ▲/▼
to change the number and ◄/► to move the cursor.
A flow rate will be calculated from the time and volume
calibrated. If you are in flow meter mode, MLP (milliliter per
pulse) will be calculated.
NOTE (1): The pump must be calibrated prior to selecting
flow meter mode.
NOTE (2): Calibrating in ml is more precise and the larger
the volume calibrated, the more accurate measurement
your calibration will be.
CALIBRATE
This selection allows you to prime the flush manifolds.
Press ▲/▼ to select manifold you want to prime and push
enter to begin priming. Push ENTER again to stop priming
the flush manifold.
PRIME FLUSH
Use ▲/▼ buttons to move cursor to flow meter testing and
push ENTER. Use ▲/▼ buttons to select pump to test
and push ENTER. The pump will begin running and will
show the detected flow pulses on the display. This reading
confirms that chemical is flowing and calibration is
accurate. Push ENTER again to stop testing.
NOTE: If the reading shows a zero, this indicates that there
is no flow through the flow meter. Should this occur, check
to see if there is a problem with the pump squeeze tube, or
if the chemical container is empty.
FLOW-METER TESTING

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Use ▲/▼ buttons to move cursor to formula setup and push
ENTER to open formula setup options. Use ▲/▼ buttons again to
move cursor through formula setup options and press ENTER to
edit that option.
FORMULA SETUP
Use ▲/▼ buttons to change letter/number of formula
name. Use ◄/► to move the cursor to next letter/number
to change. Push ENTER to save.
EDIT FORMULA NAME
Use ▲/▼ buttons to change formula number being edited.
Use ◄/► to move the cursor to next number to change.
Push ENTER to select the formula number to edit.
FORMULA NUMBER
Use ◄/► to move the cursor to select enable or disable
the formula. Push ENTER to save.
NOTE (1): Disable is the default status.
NOTE (2): A formula that is disabled cannot be selected at
the dispenser keypad, however a disabled formula can be
selected if using Auto Formula Select.
FORMULA ENABLE/DISABLE
Use ▲/▼ buttons to change number of formula weight.
Use ◄/► to move the cursor to next number to change.
Push ENTER to save.
WEIGHT 0 LB

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Use ▲/▼ buttons to change number of delay time. Use
◄/► to move cursor to next number to change. Push
ENTER to input delay time.
NOTE: Delay times are not applicable for multi washer
applications.
DELAY TIME
Use ▲/▼ buttons to move cursor to formula settings and push
ENTER to open formula settings menu options. Use ▲/▼
buttons again to move cursor through formula settings options and
press ENTER to edit that option.
FORMULA SETTINGS
Use ▲/▼ buttons to change number of formula number
that you want to edit the properties. Use ◄/► to move
cursor to next number to change. Push ENTER to input
formula number to edit.
FORMULA
Use ▲/▼ buttons to change the number of the pump
being edited. Push ENTER to select pump number to edit.
PUMP
Use ▲/▼ buttons to change number of the number of
levels. Push ENTER to input pump number.
NOTE: This selection allows you to choose if you wish to
use multiple pump level programming. Pump levels allow
the pumps to dispense up to 4 individual dosage amounts
within the same formula.
LEVEL
Use ▲/▼ buttons to change number of volume. Use ◄/►
to move cursor to next number to change. Push ENTER to
input formula volume.
VOLUME
This function allows you to test the programmed volume to
ensure the accuracy of the calibrated flow rate for this
pump. Use a container with volume markings such as a
beaker or measuring cup to dispense the programmed
volume into.
Push ENTER to begin testing volume.
NOTE: If a flow-meter is used for this pump and does not
register flow during the test process, then you will see an
error message on the display screen.
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NOTE: You will only see this display if using drain mode.
This selection allows you to change the drain counts. Use
▲/▼ buttons to change number of drains. Push ENTER to
input last drain count. There is a maximum of 17 drain
counts.
LAST DRAIN COUNT
Push ENTER to begin the drain assignment menu options.
Use ▲/▼ buttons to move cursor to pump unused and
push ENTER. Use ▲/▼ buttons to assign pump number
and push ENTER to save.
NOTE: There are a maximum of 4 pump assignments per
drain count assignment.
DRAIN ASSIGNMENTS
Use ▲/▼ buttons to move cursor to pump unused and
push ENTER. Use ▲/▼ buttons to assign pump number
and push ENTER to save.
DRAIN COUNT 1
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Use ▲/▼ buttons to move cursor to signal settings and push
ENTER to open signal settings menu options. Use ▲/▼ buttons
again to move cursor through formula settings options and press
ENTER to edit that option.
SIGNAL SETTINGS
Use ▲/▼ buttons to move cursor to disable/enable Auto
Formula Select and push ENTER to edit. Use ◄/►
buttons select disable or enable and press ENTER to save.
AFS DISABLE/ENABLE
NOTE: You will only see this display if using Assigned
Signal Mode or Assigned Step Mode. This feature allows
you to assign a pump number input on the SIB to multiple
chemical pumps which can be useful if the washer has
limited trigger signals.
Press ENTER to change SIB assignments and you will see
the following display.
SIB ASSIGNMENTS
Use ▲/▼ buttons to move cursor to signal lockout time
and push ENTER to edit. Use ▲/▼ buttons change
lockout time between 0 and 99 minutes and push ENTER
to save.
NOTE: This selection sets the time (in minutes) that signal
lockout will prevent a pump from triggering by an incoming
supply signal. If a signal is received during the lockout
time, then the countdown will reset and the lockout period
will start over again for the entire set time.
This setting applies to all pumps except the load count
pump as the load count pump halts any active lockout.
SIGNAL LOCKOUT TIME
Use ▲/▼ buttons to move cursor to system lockout time
and push ENTER to edit. Use ▲/▼ buttons change time
and push ENTER to save.
NOTE: This selection sets the time (in minutes) that the
system will be ―locked-out‖ to all incoming supply signals.
The lock-out time is started by a signal to the load count
pump.
SYSTEM LOCKOUT TIME
Use ◄/► buttons to select the signal number, then
use ▲/▼ to move the cursor to the pump
selections. Use ◄/► to select a pump number, then
▲/▼ to select other pumps from the list. Push
ENTER to save.
SIGNAL
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Use ▲/▼ buttons to move cursor to qualify time and push
ENTER to edit. Use ▲/▼ buttons to change the length of
qualify time and push ENTER to save.
NOTE: This selection sets the time (in seconds) that the
supply signals must be energized for them to be
recognized to activate chemical feed. If the supply signal
duration is not long enough to meet (or exceed) qualify
time, then the corresponding pump will not be activated. If
you ensure that your supply signals are always longer than
the qualify time, then you will not have any missed
injections due to short length signals.
QUALIFY TIME
NOTE: You will only see this display if Auto Formula Select
is enabled.
Use ▲/▼ buttons to move cursor to AFS mode and push
ENTER to edit. Use ◄/► buttons select micro or chart
and push ENTER to save.
MICRO: For use with microprocessor controlled washers
that can send a signal of exact duration to the unit. The
controller interprets the duration of the signal as the
formula number requested, based on the AFS TIME setting
explained in the next menu selection.
CHART: For use with card-reader type machines. Uses a
combination of signals to pick the formula in a ―binary‖
numbering format.
AFS MODE
NOTE: You will only see this display if Auto Formula Select
is enabled.
Use ▲/▼ buttons to move cursor to AFS time and push
ENTER to edit. Use ▲/▼ buttons to edit AFS time and
push ENTER to save.
This selection is used with AFS micro mode to establish a
time ―increment‖ for selecting formulas. The signal duration
will be divided by the number selected to choose the
formula. The available signal time increments (in seconds)
are 1—5.
Example: If AFS signal time is set for 2, a 20 second signal
from the washer would choose formula 10 on the
dispenser.
AFS TIME