MICRODOS Pooltec Assembly instructions

Installation, Programming and
Maintenance User Guide

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Content
1. IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS.....................................................................................................................................................5
1.1. ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS AND FEATURES ...........................................................................................................................5
2. MICRODOS POOLTEC CONTENT ............................................................................................................................................................ 6
2.1. INCLUDED ITEMS..........................................................................................................................................................................6
2.2. OPTIONS........................................................................................................................................................................................6
2.3. ACCESSORIES...............................................................................................................................................................................7
2.4. MICRODOS POOLTEC DIMENSIONS ............................................................................................................................................7
2.5. MICRODOS POOLTEC PANEL DIMENSIONS ................................................................................................................................7
3. MICRODOS POOLTEC SYSTEM INSTALLATION ..................................................................................................................................... 8
3.1. PLUMBING ....................................................................................................................................................................................8
3.1.1. CONTROL UNIT INSTALLATION ........................................................................................................................... 8
3.1.2. PROBES AND INJECTIONS.................................................................................................................................. 8
3.2. ELECTRICITY .................................................................................................................................................................................9
3.2.1. ELECTRIC CONNECTION OF THE CONTROL UNIT ............................................................................................... 9
3.2.2. CONNECTING UP THE MAIN PUMP TO MICRODOS POOLTEC ...........................................................................10
3.2.3. FRONT PANEL OPENING/CLOSING ..................................................................................................................10
3.2.4. INTERCONNECTIONS .......................................................................................................................................11
3.2.4.1. PH-RX MP2-B PUMPS..............................................................................................................................................12
3.2.4.2. PH-CL CG CL3 MP2-B PUMPS.................................................................................................................................12
3.2.4.3. PH-CL CP MP2-B PUMPS.........................................................................................................................................13
3.2.4.4. PH-RX MA PUMPS....................................................................................................................................................13
3.2.4.5. PH-CL CG CL3 MA PUMPS ......................................................................................................................................14
3.2.4.6. PH-CL CP MA PUMPS ..............................................................................................................................................14
4. PROGRAMMING THE CONTROL UNIT..................................................................................................................................................15
4.1. HOME PAGE: REAL-TIME INFORMATION .................................................................................................................................. 15
4.2. ICONS......................................................................................................................................................................................... 16
4.3. AUTO FUNCTIONING .................................................................................................................................................................. 17
4.4. MANUAL FUNCTIONING............................................................................................................................................................. 18
4.5. PROGRAMMING THE SYSTEM .................................................................................................................................................. 19
4.5.1 PASSWORD ......................................................................................................................................................19
4.5.2. PROGRAMS: PROGRAMMING RECIRCULATION PUMP .....................................................................................19
4.5.2.1. AUTOTEMP:..............................................................................................................................................................20
4.5.2.2. USER PROGRAM......................................................................................................................................................21
4.5.2.3. PUBLIC POOL ...........................................................................................................................................................22
4.5.2.4. WINTER ....................................................................................................................................................................23
4.5.3. SETTINGS.........................................................................................................................................................24
4.5.3.1. MODIFY PARAMETERS VALUE ................................................................................................................................24
4.5.3.2. GENERAL: ................................................................................................................................................................25
4.5.3.2.1. GENERAL FLOW ALARM ......................................................................................................................................25
4.5.3.3. MEASUREMENT (PH, RX, CL) FUNCTION (BASIC/EXPERT)....................................................................................26
4.5.3.4. PROBES CALIBRATION ............................................................................................................................................27
4.5.3.4.1. CALIBRATING THE PH PROBE .............................................................................................................................27
4.5.3.4.2. CALIBRATE THE RX PROBE .................................................................................................................................28
4.5.3.4.3. CALIBRATE THE AMPEROMETRIC CHLORINE PROBE ........................................................................................29

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4.5.3.4.4. CALIBRATE THE POTENTIOSTATIC CHLORINE PROBE....................................................................................... 31
4.5.3.5. TEMPERATURE........................................................................................................................................................ 33
4.5.3.6. AUXILIARY OUTPUTS CONFIGURABLE TYPES ........................................................................................................ 34
4.5.3.6.1. TIMER TYPE ......................................................................................................................................................... 34
4.5.3.6.2. MICRODOSE TYPE............................................................................................................................................... 35
4.5.3.6.3. REPEAT TYPE....................................................................................................................................................... 36
4.5.3.6.4. DRY AUXILIARY OUTPUTS ................................................................................................................................... 37
4.5.3.6.5. LIGHTS................................................................................................................................................................. 37
4.5.3.6.6. HEATING FUNCTION............................................................................................................................................ 38
4.5.3.7. MA OUTPUT (OPTIONAL) ....................................................................................................................................... 39
4.5.3.8. CONFIG MENU ....................................................................................................................................................... 40
4.5.4. DEVICE SETTINGS............................................................................................................................................ 41
4.5.4.1. SET THE SLEEP TIMER OF THE SCREEN ............................................................................................................ 41
4.5.4.2. CONNECTION WIFI OR ETHERNET ......................................................................................................................... 41
4.5.4.3. DATE AND TIME ..................................................................................................................................................... 42
4.5.4.4. CHANGING THE LANGUAGE ................................................................................................................................. 43
4.5.4.5. ACTIVATE/DEACTIVATE REMOTE CONTROL ....................................................................................................... 43
4.5.4.6. UPDATE SOFTWARE (DOWNLOAD) ...................................................................................................................... 44
4.5.4.7. DEVICE INFO: SYSTEM MODEL AND SERIAL NUMBER: SOFTWARE VERSION .............................................. 44
4.5.4.8. MEASUREMENT HISTORY..................................................................................................................................... 45
5. POOLTEC PRO ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 46
5.1. REGISTRATION ...........................................................................................................................................................................46
5.1.1. NEW USER REGISTRATION .............................................................................................................................. 46
5.1.2. NEW DEVICE REGISTRATION ........................................................................................................................... 47
5.2. APP..............................................................................................................................................................................................48
5.2.1. ANDROID APP .................................................................................................................................................. 48
5.2.2. IOS APP............................................................................................................................................................ 48
6. STARTING UP ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 49
6.1. DEFAULT CONFIGURATION ........................................................................................................................................................49
6.2. RECOMMENDED TIME SCHEDULE FOR PRIVATE/PUBLIC POOLS...........................................................................................50
7. MAINTENANCE OF THE MICRODOS POOLTEC.................................................................................................................................... 50
7.1. MAINTENANCE AND CONTROL PANEL ......................................................................................................................................50
7.2. BATTERY REPLACEMENT ...........................................................................................................................................................51
8. INCOMPATIBILITIES ............................................................................................................................................................................. 51

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WARNINGS
Please read carefully the instructions given below, as they supply you with all the needed information, necessary for
installation, use and maintenance.
Once you receive the MICRODOS POOLTEC check out for its integrity and all its components, in case of any anomalies, please consult
a skilled staff before making any operation. The equipment must be operated by skilled persons.
For a correct functioning it is necessary to use original spare parts and original accessories. Microdos declines whatever responsibility
in reference to break down due to tampering or the use of not original spare parts and accessories.
The electrical plant must be in conformity with the rules of the country where it is realised.
During maintenance and repair of parts in contact with chemicals, always use personal protection measures (gloves, aprons, goggles,
etc.).
The usage room temperature cannot overtake 45 °C. The minimum temperature depends on the chemical that must remain in the
liquid state.
Microdos declines all responsibility in reference to any intervention on the equipment from a non-skilled staff.
HAZARDS
Ignoring the instructions can result in equipment damage and, in extreme cases, injury to persons.
Before installing the equipment make sure that the electrical data reported on the label correspond to those of your electrical
plant.
All maintenance or repair must be performed with the system electrically isolated.
Whenever you need to access the connection box, turn off MICRODOS POOLTEC and isolate it electrically.
Do not operate on the equipment with wet hands or feet.
Do not leave the equipment exposed to the action of atmospheric agents.
In case of an improper functioning of the equipment switch off and contact our technical assistance for any reparation request.
WARNING: PROPER AND IMPROPER USE
The instrument MICRODOS POOLTEC should be used only for the purposes for which it was designed that is, the measurement
and control of the values of the chemical and physical parameters.
Uses other than these are considered improper and therefore dangerous.
The instrument is NOT designed for use in environment with danger of explosion.
Microdos declines any responsibility for any damage resulting from the improper and / or unreasonable use of the instrument.
WARRANTY CERTIFICATE
The controllers manufactured by Microdos are warranted to be free from defects in workmanship and material for 24months of
operation starting from the delivery date to the first purchaser.
Within the above stated period Microdos will supply free of charge any part that upon examination by Microdos or by an authorised
dealer, is disclosed to have been defective in workmanship or material, or at its option, it will repair the parts directly or through
authorized workshops. It remains anyway excluded from whatever responsibility and obligation for other costs, damages and direct or
indirect losses that come from the use or the not use availability, either total or partial. They remain anyway at charge of the purchaser
the costs of plan controllers mounting and disassembling, transport cost and using materials. Producer’s’ duties, as above are not
valid when:
The controllers are not used according to Microdos’s instructions as in the operating manual and maintenance instructions.
The controllers are repaired, disassembled, modified by workshops not authorized from Microdos.
They have used not original spare parts.
The electronic plans have been damaged because of external causes such as whatever type of over tensions.
At the end of the 24 months from the delivery date, Microdos will be free from any liability and from all the duties as above. This
guarantee, that starts from the 1st of January 2006, nullifies and substitutes whatever guarantee, expressed or implicit, and cannot
be modified but in writing.
Design standard
Built accordingly to the current general standards endowed with CE mark in conformity with the following European directives:
•2014/30/CE regarding “electromagnetic compatibilities”.
•2014/35/CE regarding “low voltages”,
•2014/53/EU “RED Radio Equipment Directive”
TECHNICAL DATA
-Maximum ambient temperature: 45°C
-IP: 55
-Material: ABS
-Electrical data: see type plate on the unit.
Frequency and transmission power data referred to the pump with wi-fi circuit:
-Transmission frequency: DFS transmission protocol on 2.4GHz and 5GHz
-Power: 20dB
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1. IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
1.1. ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS AND FEATURES
ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS:
Power supply 110÷230 VAC
Operating frequency 50 Hz
Energy consumption when not running 120 mA.
Operating temperature + 5° / + 55°C
Maximum operating humidity 95% with no condensation
Protection of the environment IP55
OPERATING ALGORITHMS:
Manual/ automatic operation? Yes
User programs? Yes
Temperature display At 0°/55°C intervals; accurate to +/- 0.1ºC
pH display At 0/14 pH intervals
ORP display At intervals of 0/1000 mV.
Automatic pH dose corrector By peristaltic/solenoid pump
Automatic Rx dosing By peristaltic/solenoid pump
Touch-screen Colour 10"
Programming By touchscreen and passwords (expert and installer)
Type of programming User-friendly and intuitive
WARNINGS FOR GENERAL OPERATION OF MICRODOS POOLTEC
1. VERIFY PROGRAMMING AFTER UPTDATING THE DEVICE: TIME PROGRAMMING, PH AND RX SET POINTS, HEATING, ETC...
2. ACCESS CODE –For menus and special functions:
Expert Password
11222
Installer Password
07591
The installer password can be changed (see page 40)
ATTENTION: the device is designed to stay on 24 hours a day, avoiding frequent shutdown cycles.
PLEASE READ AND FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS
It is essential when installing a control and disinfection system at a pool to take certain precautions
while handling equipment, also more generally when using the pool.
DANGER: Low-voltage electricity risk: Do not open or touch the control unit: there is a risk of electric shock.
Contact your local retailer or the manufacturer.
Follow the electricity safety instructions specified by your company, also local or national regulations.
DANGER: Risk of accidents or drowning: Use of the pool calls for special care. Observe the safety and
hygiene instructions laid down. These are displayed near the pool, or in accordance with local or national
regulations.

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2. MICRODOS POOLTEC CONTENT
2.1. INCLUDED ITEMS
1 x CONTROL UNIT
1 x TEMPERATURE PROBE
2.2. OPTIONS
PH KIT
-1 x pH Peristaltic/Solenoid Pump
-1 x pH Probe
-2 x Buffer Solution (7 / 9 pH)
-1 x PVC Hose
-1 x PE Hose
-1 x Injection Valve
-1 x Aspiration Filter
-1 x Probe Holder
REDOX KIT
-1 x Rx Peristaltic/Solenoid Pump
-1 x Rx Probe
-1 x Buffer Solution (468 mV)
-1 x PVC Hose
-1 x PE Hose
-1 x Injection Valve
-1 x Aspiration Filter
-1 x Probe Holder
-Redox Software
AMPEROMETRIC / POTENTIOSTATIC CHLORINE KIT
-1 x CL Peristaltic/Solenoid Pump
-1 x CL Probe Panel
-1 x PVC Hose
-1 x PE Hose
-1 x Injection Valve
-1 x Aspiration Filter
-Chlorine Software
ATTENTION: the components included in the panel version vary according to the model.

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2.3. ACCESSORIES
ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY
DESCALING
FLOW SENSOR
LEVEL SENSOR
GRIPPING COLAR
2.4. MICRODOS POOLTEC DIMENSIONS
2.5. MICRODOS POOLTEC PANEL DIMENSIONS

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3. MICRODOS POOLTEC SYSTEM INSTALLATION
3.1. PLUMBING
ORIENTATIVE DIAGRAM
1. Control unit 5. pH tank 9. Inlet water 13. Recirculation pump
2. Peristaltic/solenoid pumps 6. Chlorine tank 10. Outlet water 14. Swimming pool
3. Analysis group 7. pH injection 11. Heat pump
4. Electric panel 8. Chlorine injection 12. Filter
3.1.1. CONTROL UNIT INSTALLATION
Fix the control unit AT LESS THAN 3 METERS and dosing pumps to the wall close to the compartment, near the product deposits.
3.1.2. PROBES AND INJECTIONS
For installation of the pH probe and injection canal, you should use the probe-holder.
WARNINGS:
Do not leave the system without water when probes are installed. If pH or RX probes dry out, they will be
damaged and cannot be used.
For maintenance of the chlorine probe, consult the manual of the chlorine probe.
USE OF SULPHURIC ACID AS PH REDUCER.
USE OF CHLORIDRIC ACID, DRASTICALLY REDUCE THE LIFETIME OF THE SILICON INJECTION PIPES

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3.2. ELECTRICITY
3.2.1. ELECTRIC CONNECTION OF THE CONTROL UNIT
The system is supplied ready to be used in the installations. There is no need for any power adaptor, but we recommend
installing a motor protector before connecting to the mains, to avoid a possible surge in voltage that would severely damage
Microdos Pooltec’s electronics (Such problems are not covered under the guarantee). (See illustration).
Place the power cables of the control unit to the electrical box of the pump with protector or plugging into an outlet of the engine
room.
1. Microdos Pooltec control unit 3. Contactor 5. Recirculation pump
2. Overload switch 230 Vac 4. Motor guard
We remind installers that Microdos POOLTEC has only one power input, which goes from the control unit to the main power
grid. We must be careful not to connect the pump or any component to the main power supply.
The power supply to the peripheral circuit systems is provided as follows:
PERISTALTIC PUMPS (MP2-B) for pH, Redox, Peroxide ………………………………….………….... Direct outlet to the mains (*)
PERISTALTIC/SOLENOID PUMPS (MP2-HT/ME3) for pH, Redox, Peroxide ………….………... Direct to the main power grid
RECIRCULATION PUMP ........................................................................................................... Dry contact (**)
(*) The voltage output depends on the mains input. If the mains are 117VAC, the output to the peristaltic pump will be
117VAC; if the mains is 230VAC, the peristaltic pump output will be 230VAC.
(**) POOLTEC’s cut-off relay is 5 amps at 230VAC: we therefore need to use contactors or motor shields with a consumption
coil less than or equal to 5 amps at 230VAC.
Since Microdos Pooltec is a pool manager, it should control and command the recirculation pump.
IMPORTANT: It is also possible to choose not to manage the recirculation pump working time (NO PROGRAM).
In this case, however, Microdos Pooltec cannot allow the functioning of HEATING.

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3.2.2. CONNECTING UP THE MAIN PUMP TO MICRODOS POOLTEC
Microdos Pooltec connects/disconnects the coil of the recirculation-pump contactor. For this, we create a bridge with the
Microdos Pooltec at the cable that runs from the pump’s circuit-breaker to the A2 of the contactor’s coil (SEE BELOW).
If the recirculation pump already has a timer, do not connect it to POOLTEC or set it to manual (24 hour operation).
3.2.3. FRONT PANEL OPENING/CLOSING
OPENING
To access the connection
compartment it is necessary
to open the front panel:
-Unscrew the 2 screws
-Remove the cover
CLOSING
To close the front panel it is
necessary to hold the 2
tabs on the back at the
same time, as indicated by
the red arrows.
GENERAL MAGNETOTHERMIC
N
A1
A2
L
RELAY CURRRENT
OVERLOAD
VERY IMPORTANT
CONTACTOR 110-230V
MANEUVER
MAGNETOTHERMIC
CIRCULATION
PUMP
POOLTEC
CONNECTING OF THE CIRCULATION PUMP TO ELECTRIC PANEL AND TO MICRODOS
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3.2.4. INTERCONNECTIONS
Below we see the connections that can be made with Microdos POOLTEC.
All connections are without electric current, except:
the dosing pumps (PH, P1,P2,P3,P4), mains supply (POWER) which are electrically POWERED.
The voltage output depends on the mains input. If the mains is 230VAC, the peristaltic pump output will be 230VAC.
Terminal
Description
1
Main power connection (Max 240 Vac) (L –brown, E –yellow/green, N blue)
2
Output power connection (230 Vac) for pH, Rx, Cl, Algicide and auxiliary pump. (PH, P1,P2,P3,P4). ( Max 10A,
230Vac)
3
Connection to the MAIN PUMP (filtration) of the pool at a DRY CONTACT. (Max 5A, 230Vac)
4
Connection to the HEAT PUMP (dry contact WITHOUT ELECTRIC CURRENT N.A.) (Max 5A.230Vac)
5
Connection to the LIGHTS (dry contact WITHOUT ELECTRIC CURRENT N.A.) (Max 5A,230Vac)
6
Connection AUX 1 and AUX 2 (dry contact WITHOUT ELECTRIC CURRENT N.A.) (Max 5A,230Vac)
7
Connection input from COVER
8
Connection input from HEATING alarm
9
Connection input from MAIN PUMP alarm
10
Connection input from FLOW sensor (N. O.)
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Connection input from LEVEL sensor for pH, Rx, Cl, Algicide and auxiliary pump
12
BNC connection to Rx probe
13
BNC connection to pH probe
14
Connection to potentiostatic chlorine (4 = white, 3 = yellow, 2 = brown, 1 = green)
15
Connection to amperometric chlorine (4 = brown, 3 = blue)
16
Connection to temperature probe (- = green, s = yellow, + = white)
17
mA output connection
18
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3.2.4.1. PH-RX MP2-B PUMPS
3.2.4.2. PH-CL CG CL3 MP2-B PUMPS

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3.2.4.3. PH-CL CP MP2-B PUMPS
3.2.4.4. PH-RX mA PUMPS

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3.2.4.5. PH-CL CG CL3 mA PUMPS
3.2.4.6.PH-CL CP mA PUMPS

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4. PROGRAMMING THE CONTROL UNIT
4.1. HOME PAGE: REAL-TIME INFORMATION
Connect MICRODOS POOLTEC to a mains socket, wait until the screen starts up (IT MAY SOMETIMES BE NECESSARY TO WAIT A FEW
MINUTES). Once the system has started up, the first thing you will see is HOME PAGE, from which you can operate the touch-screen’s
buttons. The system is pre-programmed at the factory. However, if you do not need to do any additional programming, you need merely
to press the AUTO key, and Microdos Pooltec will function using the programs as set (defaults, see DEFAULT CONFIGURATION page 49).
By using the button, from navigation at any time, you will access the HOME page.
Real-time values for:
- Temperature
System status. The system will tell you if all is well,
or if there is any error.
Information on pump programming.
Real-time values for:
pH, Redox, Chlorine.
- GREEN: EXCELLENT VALUE
- YELLOW: GOOD VALUE
- ORANGE: VALUE TO BE MONITORED

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4.2. ICONS
HOME PAGE
Real-time values for the various measurements.
System status & Information on pump programming.
PROGRAMS
Access to configure the working programs for recirculation pump.
SETTINGS
Access to configure the device settings for measurements, outputs, and operations.
AUTO
In AUTO MODE, the system will work automatically in accordance with the operating program, settings and
set points entered.
When working in Auto Mode, the Home Page background colour is BLUE.
MANUAL
Inside the MANUAL PAGE, you can manually manage the device and activate/deactivate all the OUTPUTS.
When working in Manual Mode, the Home Page and Manual Page background colour is YELLOW.
BUZZER
If there is a fault of any kind, visual and audible alarms will be activated. To silence the audible alarm,
press the BUZZER button.
The SYSTEM STATUS window in the Home Page will show the alarm.
HELP
If you need help while configuring the system, you can consult the help menu on your device. Display a help
page with a description of the elements in the current page.
STAND-BY
Put the control unit in stand-by mode. All the operations are stopped but the measures are still displayed. To
shut down the system, you need to unplug the power supply.
Programming buttons:
Programs, Settings.
Functioning buttons:
Auto, Manual
Buttons:
Buzzer, Help, Stand-by
By pressing the “HIDE ADVANCED CONTROLS”
button, you can minimise the second row to
display information about the
IDN/MODEL/TIME.

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4.3. AUTO FUNCTIONING
By using the button, the system will work automatically in accordance with the operating program, settings and set-points
entered.
NOTE:
When working in Automatic Mode, the Home Page background colour is BLUE.

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4.4. MANUAL FUNCTIONING
By using the button, from navigation at any time, you will access the MANUAL page.
From this page you can display the real-time state of the inputs and outputs of the device and simply by a touch you can activate and
deactivate an output (PUMP, HEAT, pH pump, ett.) for example for priming.
NOTE:
THIS PAGE CAN BE FREELY CONFIGURED BY THE INSTALLER (INSTALLER PASSWORD NEEDED) TO BE VERY
SIMILAR TO THE REAL PLANT (see INSTALLER reference).
IF YOU WANT TO GO BACK TO AUTO FUNCTIONING, TOUCH to return the system into automatic operation
(MANUAL PAGE background colour turns WHITE and HOME PAGE background colour turns to BLUE).
IF YOU WANT TO GO BACK TO HOME PAGE, TOUCH . YOU WILL SEE THE HOME PAGE BACKGROUND COLOUR IN YELLOW.
When the background of the page is yellow, with a short press inside the Lights, Aux1 and Aux2 circle, you can choose to manually
manage these outputs. If you do not touch these circles, the output will continue to follow the automatic functioning.
INPUTS
MEASURES
Lights, Aux1, Aux2:
-
BLUE circle, USER label:
the output is activated
manually.
-
GRAY circle, USER label:
the output is
deactivated manually.
-
GRAY or BLUE circle,
AUTO label:
the output is managed
by the programmed
settings and is switched
on or off accordingly.

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4.5. PROGRAMMING THE SYSTEM
To configure the various function of MICRODOS POOLTEC, you can access the programming in 2 different ways:
4.5.1 PASSWORD
If you attempt to access the EXPERT programming, you need to enter password 11222.
4.5.2. PROGRAMS: PROGRAMMING RECIRCULATION PUMP
Change the recirculation pump programs by pressing the icon. The following window will appear.
Programming buttons:
Programs, Settings.
By holding the buttons
down, you can access
the corresponding
settings channel to
change commands.
To select any
program, press
the ON/OFF
button next to
each program.
To enter any program for the
configuration, press on the
chosen program.

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There are five possible operating programs for the recirculation pump.
NOTE: if you need help while configuring the various programs, please consult the help menu on your device.
PROGRAMS
4.5.2.1. AUTOTEMP:
Operation will depend on the water temperature:
the number of hours of operation of the recirculation pump is half of °C (for example if the temperature detected is 26°C the pump
will be on for 13 hours).
NOTE:
1. To activate the program:
-With a short press on the day, you access in the settings for the selected day.
-With a second short press on the day, the program is activated on that day (blue colour).
-If you wish to use the daily program already set, copy it for the entire week by pressing SET ALL WEEK.
2. Weekdays colour:
a. BLUE: the program is active on the day.
b. GREY: the program is not active on the day.
3. Always press SAVE to make the modification effective.
4. Pump On “00:00” →no programming
BASIC MENU:
AUTOTEMP
Operation will depend on the water temperature.
The system measures the water temperature after 2 minutes from the filtration beginning and
automatically calculates the operating time of the pump. These times are recalculated every 30 minutes
based on the water temperature.
USER
The user can program up to 3 daily timers for the activation of the recirculation pump.
PUBLIC POOL
The recirculation pump is factory set for 24 hours a day.
WINTER
The user can program up to 3 daily timers for the activation of the recirculation pump.
It is possible to set a water frost protection.
NO PROGRAM
There is no program for the activation of the recirculation pump.
Heating cannot work.
For this program you need to enter:
-
start time of the recirculation pump
for the selected day.