OSF poolcontrol-30 User manual

Installation and operating manual
-30
230V filter control unit with solar control
Item No.: 310.000.0530
Function
The PC-30 filter control unit allows time-dependent switching on and off of a 30 V
alternating current filter pump in accordance with a freely-programmable switching
program.
heater of the swimming pool is controlled by the electronic temperature regulation system
while the filter pump is running. The heater is automatically switched off by the internal
interlock during filter pauses. The required swimming pool water temperature can be
selected on the front panel, or the heater can be switched off. A floating contact (terminals
+ 3) and a 30 V output (terminals U and N) are available for connecting the
heating. Terminals for a solar actuating drive are available for operation with solar
absorbers through which the swimming pool water flows directly.
The integrated frost protection function makes the swimming pool winter break easier to
deal with.
Terminals for electronic level regulation NR-1 -TRS- (Art. No. 30300750 0) enable
convenient automatic regulation of the swimming pool water level. The filter pump is also
additionally protected against damage which could be caused by filter unit operation
without water.
Bar valves for backflushing and rinsing can be connected directly to the PC-30 so that
separate backflushing control units are not necessary. If a 6-way valve is to be used for
backflushing, additional terminals for an EUROTRONIK-10 enable extension of the
filter control unit to an automatic filter and backflushing control unit for 6-way valves.
Extra terminals enable the connection of additional devices such as a dosing system.
Terminals 0 + 1 are floating, and can therefore be used individually. The relay contact
between terminals 0 and 1 remains closed during the filter periods, the relay contact is
opened outside these periods. This contact can be loaded with a voltage of maximum 30
V and a current of maximum 4 A.
Operation of filter pump and heater is displayed by indicator lamps in the front panel,
which means that checks can be made at any time.

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Contents
Function........................................................................................................................................................ 1
Contents........................................................................................................................................................ 2
Specifications............................................................................................................................................... 3
Installation..................................................................................................................................................... 3
Electrical power supply................................................................................................................................ 3
Mains connection and filter pump connection........................................................................................... 3
Heater connection.................................................................................................................................... 4
Level regulation and backflushing control................................................................................................. 4
Further connection facilities...................................................................................................................... 5
Temperature sensor.................................................................................................................................. 5
Frost protection......................................................................................................................................... 5
Front panel displays and controls ............................................................................................................. 6
LCD display............................................................................................................................................. 6
Selecting operating mode......................................................................................................................... 6
Pump indicator lamps............................................................................................................................... 6
Heater indicator lamps.............................................................................................................................. 7
Solar heating............................................................................................................................................ 7
Backflushing............................................................................................................................................. 7
Selecting the temperature........................................................................................................................ 7
Switching on frost protection mode........................................................................................................... 7
Setting the time......................................................................................................................................... 7
Programming the timer............................................................................................................................. 8
Programming backflushing....................................................................................................................... 9
Info key..................................................................................................................................................... 9
Balancing the temperature controller......................................................................................................... 9
Fuses........................................................................................................................................................... 10
Service terminal.......................................................................................................................................... 10
Filter unit operating mode....................................................................................................................... 10
Heater operating mode........................................................................................................................... 11
Water temperature.................................................................................................................................. 11
Solar temperature................................................................................................................................... 11
Set temperature...................................................................................................................................... 1
Solar difference...................................................................................................................................... 1
Solar additional temperature................................................................................................................... 1
Limit temperature.................................................................................................................................... 1
Additional heater minimum time............................................................................................................. 13
Solar heater minimum time..................................................................................................................... 13
Filter pump run-on time.......................................................................................................................... 14
Pump operation time.............................................................................................................................. 14
Heater operating time............................................................................................................................. 14
Solar operating time............................................................................................................................... 14
Backflushing counter (internal)............................................................................................................... 14
Backflushing counter (external).............................................................................................................. 14
Forced switch-on of NR-1 -TRS- ......................................................................................................... 14
EUROTRONIK-10 backflushing signal................................................................................................... 14
Interlocking............................................................................................................................................. 15
Heater priority circuit............................................................................................................................... 15
Solar heater priority circuit...................................................................................................................... 15
Filter pump.............................................................................................................................................. 16
Solar operation....................................................................................................................................... 16
Heater..................................................................................................................................................... 16
Dosing unit.............................................................................................................................................. 17
Backflushing valve.................................................................................................................................. 17
Rinsing valve.......................................................................................................................................... 17
Language............................................................................................................................................... 18

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Specifications
Dimensions: 0mm x 19mm x 100mm
Operational voltage: 30V/50Hz
Control system power consumption: ca. 10VA
Switching capacity: Pump: max. 1.1 kW (AC3)
Heater: max. 30V/4A
Dosing system: max. 30V/4A
Protection class: IP 40
Installation
The controller must be mounted protected against moisture in accordance with its
protection class. The device must be powered via a multi-pole main switch with a contact
opening width of at least 3mm and a residual current circuit breaker with IFN≤ 30mA .
The device must be isolated before opening the housing.
Electrical power supply
Electrical power supply connections, in addition to alignment and service work,
may only be carried out by approved electricians. The attached circuit diagrams
and all applicable safety regulations must be observed.
Mains connection and filter pump connection
Pool-Control-30
1
M
U1
L
N
230V max. 8A
Filter pump
max. B16A
Back up fuse
FI-switch
Power 1/N/
230V 50Hz
25A/0,03A
N

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Heater connection
Floating contact (e.g. for
boiler control)
30V heater (e.g. circulation
pump)
Solar heating
PC-30
max. 4A
3
Heater
floating
PC-30
max. 4A
U
Heater 30V
N
PC-30
U5
N
6
3
U6
actuator 30V
Solar-
The floating relay contact between terminals and 3 can be loaded with a voltage of
maximum 30 V and a current of maximum 4 A.
If the heater requires 30 V, it can be connected to terminals U and N.
A 30 V solar actuating drive can be connected to terminals U5 and U6 for operating
the solar heater. When operating solar heating, terminal U5 carries the mains voltage and
terminal U6 is voltage-free. If the solar heater is not being operated, terminal U5 remains
voltage-free and terminal U6 carries the mains voltage. These contacts may the loaded
with a maximum 30 V/1.5A.
Level regulation and backflushing control
Filter control PC-30
NR-1 -TRS-
controller
Collection reservoir
11
1
13
14
11
1
13
14
U3
N
Rückspülventil 30V max.400W
EUROTRONIK-10
3
4
5
3
4
5
Backflushing controller
U4
N
Klarspülventil 30V max.400W
Bar valves ( 30V) can be connected for backflushing and rinsing to terminals U3, U4, and
N.
The bridge fitted in the works between terminals 13 and 14 must be removed if level
regulation system NR-1 -TRS- is connected. The bridge can remain between these
terminals if no level regulation system is connected. Terminals 11 and 12 remain unused
in this case. These terminals carry mains voltage!
The bridge fitted in the works between terminals 3 and 5 must be removed if a
EUROTRONIK-10 system is connected. The bridge can remain between these terminals
if no EUROTRONIK-10 system is connected. Terminals 2 and 4 remain unused in this
case. These terminals carry mains voltage!
Opening any of the contacts between terminals 13 and 14 or 3 and 5 causes filter pump,
dosing systems and heater to be turned off immediately.
Closing any of the contacts between terminals and 4 or 11 and 1 causes forced
switching on of the filter pump, whereas heater and dosing systems are switched off.

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Further connection facilities
Filter control PC-30
0
1
Dosing system
(floating)
max. 30V / 4A
There is a floating relay contact between terminals 0 and 1. This can, for example, be
used for activation of the dosing system (the contact remains closed during filter
operation).
This contact can be loaded with a maximum of 30 V/4A.
Temperature sensor
Swimming pool
Temperature sensor
30
31
sensor
Solar-
3
33
Filter control PC-30
- Submerged
sleeve
The swimming pool temperature sensor is connected to terminals 30 and 31. The
temperature sensor is supplied with a cable length of 1.5 m as standard. If required, this
can be lengthened to maximum 0 m (cross-section minimum 0.5 mm²) with a -core
cable. You should avoid routing the sensor cable near power cables to prevent possible
interference.
Since precise temperature control can only be achieved with good heat transfer between
temperature sensor and swimming pool water, an immersed sleeve R ½" (Art. No.
3 00 00003) should be built into the piping system. The sensor polarity is as required.
A solar temperature sensor (Art. No. 3100000030) can additionally be connected to
terminals 3 and 33 (optional). The temperature sensor is supplied with a cable length of
0 m as standard. If required, this can be lengthened to maximum 50 m (cross-section
minimum 0.5mm²) with a -core cable. You should avoid routing the sensor cable near
power cables to prevent possible interference. The solar temperature sensor should be
connected at the solar collector output and must have good heat contact to the returning
water flow. The temperature at the temperature sensor installation site may not exceed 80
°C.
Frost protection
If the frost protection function has been switched on, a temperature sensor connected to
terminals 3 and 33 serves as the air temperature sensor for frost protection. The solar
temperature regulation is switched off during frost protection operation. If the swimming
bath does not have solar heating, this sensor is also installed in a suitable location
outside. As soon as the temperature at the temperature sensor falls below 0 °C, the filter
unit is activated. The temperature regulation system then controls the heater with a set
temperature of 3°C.

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Front panel displays and controls
Set temperature
Set switching times
Filterpump indicator lamp
Select operating mode
Operating mode indicator lamp
Set time
Set backflushing
Solar operation indicator lamp
Heater indicator lamp
Heater ON/OFF
LCD-display
Setting keys
INFO-key
Backflushing indicator lamp
Solar heater ON/OFF
LCD display
3,4
14:46
°C
Normal operating display with current water temperature and time.
Collection
reservoir
The filter pump is switched on by the NR-1 -TRS- level regulation system.
6-way
rinsing
The filter pump is switched on by the EUROTRONIK-10 backflushing
control system.
Pump
blocked
The filter pump is switched off by the EUROTRONIK-10 or the NR-1 -TRS-
level regulation system.
Back-
flush
The filter pump is switched on because backflushing is taking place using
the bar valve connected.
Rinse
The filter pump is switched on because rinsing is taking place using the bar
valve connected.
Selecting operating mode
The control system can be switched off or you can select between manual
and automatic operating mode using the key. Caution! This does not
mean that the control system has been switched to voltage-free! The
operating mode selected is displayed using the indicator lamps next to the
key.
Pump indicator lamps
This indicator lamp displays filter pump operation. You can see the pump
operating mode from the lamp colour:
Off the filter pump is switched off
Green the filter pump is in operation
Red The pump is switched off temporarily by the EUROTRONIK-10
backflushing controller or the NR-1 -TRS- level regulation system.

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Heater indicator lamps
This indicator lamp displays heater operation. You can see the heater
operating mode from the lamp colour:
Off the heater is off
Green the heater is in operation
Red the additional heater is blocked.
Use the key to block or release the heater.
Solar heating
If a solar sensor has been connected to the control system, this indicator
lamp is used to show the current operating status of the solar heater.
Backflushing
This indicator lamp shows whether backflushing using the bar valve is
currently taking place.
Selecting the temperature
Use the key to select the swimming pool water temperature.
1. Press the key ⇒ the display shows
4,5
Water:
°C
→
. Use the and keys to set the required temperature between 0 °C and
40 °C.
3. Press the key again to save the required temperature. If no key is
pressed for more than 10 seconds during temperature setting, the last
temperature selected is saved automatically and the normal operating
display will be shown again.
Switching on frost protection mode
If you press the , and keys simultaneously, frost protection mode is
selected and the display shows
off
Frost.
1. Use the and keys to switch frost protection mode on or off.
. Press the key again to save the required operating mode . If frost
protection mode has been switched on, the display will show:
mode
Frost prot.
Setting the time
Use the key to set the current time:
1. Press the key ⇒ the display shows
Sa 14:46
Time
, the minute display
blinks.
. You can now use the and keys to set the minutes.
3. Press the key ⇒ the hour display blinks.

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4. You can now use the and keys to set the hours.
5. Press the key ⇒ the weekday display blinks.
6. You can now use the and keys to set the weekday.
Press the key again to save the time. If no key is pressed for more than
10 seconds during setting, the last time displayed is saved automatically
and the normal operating display will be shown again.
Programming the timer
Use the key to program the built-in timer, whereby the switch-on time and
the associated switch-off time must always be entered as pairs.
1. Press the key ⇒ the display shows
-----
1.
, if no switching time
has yet been programmed.
. If you press one of the or keys, or if a switching time has already
been programmed, the display shows
0:00
0:00
1.
, the minute display of
the top time (switch-on time) blinks. Note: if you press the key, the
current time will be taken over.
3. You can now use the and keys to set the required switch-on time
minutes.
4. Press the key again ⇒ the hours in the switch-on time blink
5. You can now use the and keys to set the required switch-on time
hours.
6. Press the key again ⇒ the minutes in the switch-off time blink
7. You can now use the and keys to set the required switch-off time
minutes. Note: if you press the key, the current time can be taken over,
if you press the and keys simultaneously the switch-on time set
previously will be taken over.
8. Press the key again ⇒ the hours in the switch-off time blink
9. You can now use the and keys to set the required switch-off time
hours.
10.Further switching times can now be programmed as in points 1-9.
11. Press the key again to save the switching time. If no key is pressed
for more than 10 seconds during setting, the last switching time
displayed is saved automatically and the normal operating display will be
shown again.
If switching times have already been programmed, you can use the key
to delete them.
1. Press the key as often as required until the switching time to be
deleted is displayed
10:00
16:00
3.
. The switching time is deleted if you press the and keys
simultaneously.
.

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Programming backflushing
Use the key to program backflushing using the bar valve.
1. Once the key has been pressed the first time, you can use the and
keys to set the backflushing duration
10 Sec.
Backflush
.
. Once the key has been pressed the next time, you can use the and
keys to set the rinsing duration
10 Sec.
Rinsing
.
3. Once the key has been pressed again, you can use the and and
keys to set the time of the rinsing process
Mo 16:00
1. Start
. Note: if you
press the key, the current time can be taken over, if you press the
and keys simultaneously the rinsing time will be deleted.
If the key is pressed for longer than 5 seconds, backflushing will be
triggered.
Info key
When you press the INFO key, the program version number will be
displayed first.
osf PC30
ver.1.00
. After this you can press the INFO key again to
call up the following information:
1. Time
. Solar temperature
3. Water temperature
4. Filter pump operating status
5. Solar heater operating status
6. Additional heater operating status
7. Filter pump operating hours counter
8. Additional heater operating hours counter
9. Solar heater operating hours counter
10. Language (you can switch between languages by pressing the and
keys simultaneously).
Balancing the temperature controller
The electronic temperature regulator and the temperature
centre are balanced with one another in the works. If one of
the sensors is replaced, or if a sensor cable is extended, a
new balance must be carried out if necessary using the
potentiometers in the controller. Turning the water
temperature sensor potentiometer clockwise causes an
increase in the water temperature displayed. If the solar
sensor potentiometer is turned clockwise, a higher collector
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regulation only works correctly with precisely balanced
sensors, this balance should only be carried out by a trained
service technician.
Fuses
The electronic control system is protected by a 0. 5A fine-wire
fuse on the PCB in the inside of the device. The short-circuit
protection for the filter pump must be provided by a backup
fuse of maximum 16A on site.
Service terminal
An osf service terminal (Art. No. 3010000900) can be
connected to this control system for optimum control system
settings for a wide range of swimming pool equipment and for
assisting in initial startup and fault diagnosis. The socket for
this is located on the PCB inside the device. Before opening
the housing and plugging in the service terminal, you
must ensure that the control system has been isolated
from the mains! Once the control system has been switched
on, the service terminal display shows the first 4 lines of the
diagnosis text, e.g.:
Filter operation
Temp. reached
Water 23,0°
Solar 38,4°
Filter unit operation mode
Heater operation mode
Measured water temperature
Measured collector temperature
Further lines can be called up using the and keys. Values in the top line can be
changed by pressing the key if necessary.
Filter unit operating mode
This line displays the current filter unit operating mode.
The following displays are possible:
Control system off Use the key to switch the control system off.
Filter unit off The filter unit is switched off.
Filter operation The filter unit is switched on using the timer or the key
on the front cover.
Run-on time The filter pump continues running when the heater is
switched off.
Forced switching The filter pump is either switched on by the
EUROTRONIK-10 backflushing controller or the NR-1 -
TRS- level regulation system.
Priority circuit Outside the set filter times, the filter pump is switched on