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5.OO setup (continued)

Probe Mode on a Door Machine

5.O2 GUIDED SETUP (continued)

From the first screen, the user can change the Name of

the dispenser and the Short Name which is broadcast via

Bluetooth from the HOME screen.

To ensure that the right settings are configured, the user must

then indicate whether a probe is being used or not and then

select the Machine Type.

NOTE: Once Probe mode is selected, the DMx will

automatically determine the type of probe in use.

The options are:

• Basic Conductivity: “PROBE-C”

• Conductivity/Temp Compensated: “PROBE-CT”

• Inductive Probe: “PROBE-I”

Probe Mode on a Door Machine

To configure a DMx unit that utilizes a conductivity probe on a

Door Machine, start with the detergent pump first.

Detergent

Since the detergent is controlled by the reading of the probe,

there are several settings that must be configured to help the

dispenser operate accurately.

NOTE: The pump style (Motor or Solenoid) will automatically

be determined by the DMx controller.

Probeless Autoswitch (Door)

Probeless Autoswitch is a feature that, when enabled,

automatically switches the unit into Probeless mode if

problems are detected with the probe readings. More

specifically, if the probe reading is zero (0) or greater than

ninety (90) for a configured number of racks; it will trigger

the unit to switch to Probeless mode without interrupting the

operation. (When this occurs the Power and Detergent LEDs

will flash Yellow indicating the probe requires maintenance.)

If enabled in the Guided Setup, the user will be prompted to

establish the Probeless Dosing parameters for detergent, in

case a switch takes place.

For a door machine, this includes the initial charge time (0-200

sec) and the incremental dose time (1-20 sec).

Pulse Feeding

Pulse feeding is a feature for dosing in Probe Mode whereby

the detergent motor stops running continuously and begins

pulsing at a configured % of the setpoint. This allows the

dosing to be more precise and avoid overshooting the setpoint

if there is a time delay in between the detergent entering the

tank and its detection via the probe.

If enabled, there are multiple ways to configure when pulse

feeding will begin and the frequency of the pulses, as shown

on the next page.

Name

Settings

Pump

Selection