User's Manual

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5.OO setup
5.O1 SETUP Screen Overview
From the SETUP DISPENSER menu, there are multiple ways
for a Technician to program all the dosing parameters. These
include:
• Guided Setup: This section will walk the user through all
the required settings to operate the DMx at a basic level.
It will not cover non-essential settings, like costs, alarms,
or Asset Management, which are covered in the Configure
Alarms or Advanced Setup menus.
• Setup from File: Intended to save the user valuable
installation time, this allows for a pre-configured setup file
to be applied to the DMx vs. configuring it directly.
NOTE: Calibration values for each product and the
dispenser names will not be transferred as part
of the Setup File.
• Configure Alarms: This section allows each alarm to be
enabled/disabled and for key settings for each alarm, such
as the “Remind After” periods, to be customized.
• Advanced Setup: This section allows the user to configure
several non-essential, value added features, such as:
• User prime limits: Limits the number of seconds that
prime can be operated over a set duration in hours (e.g.
60 seconds every 8-hour shift)
• Costs: Allows costs for each product to be entered in
currency per unit volume. This is useful for creating cost
per rack reports in Hydro Connect.
• 24V Output: The DMx can power external devices with
a 24 VDC output that can be made operational through
the mobile application.
• Download data: The mobile application can extract
the records stored in the dispenser’s memory onto
the mobile device to be uploaded later into the Hydro
Connect Cloud.
• Asset Management: Allows the device installation date
and location to be tracked by serial number through
Hydro Connect.
• Quick Reference: This section allows for a quick check
to key parameters on each product pump and for some
values like dispensing speed to be adjusted quickly.
5.O2 GUIDED SETUP - Probe Mode
GUIDED SETUP will walk the user through all the required
settings to operate the DMx at a basic level. The fields required
for this process depend on the whether the dispenser is using
a probe for dispensing detergent and the type of dish machine
that it is connected to. In general, there are 5 possibilities
including:
• Probe Mode, Door Machine
• Probe Mode, Conveyor Machine
• Probeless Mode, Door Machine
• Probeless Mode, Conveyor Machine
• Probeless Mode, Alternate Door Machine
Quick
Reference
Probe
Detected
Machine
Selection