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INSTALLATION MANUAL EN

HANDBUCH DE

MANUAL DE INSTALACION ES

MANUEL D’INSTALLATION FR

MANUALE D’INSTALLAZIONE IT

MANUAL DE INSTALAÇÃO PT

KULLANIM KLAVUZU TR

РУКОВОДСТВО ПО УСТАНОВКЕ И ЭКСПЛУАТАЦИИ RU

EM00136161 rev. 2.0

EM00136161 rev. 2.0
 Control panel – ATHENA [Link]

Access to the programming menu

When pressed during the pump operation phase, it cyclically displays the programmed values on the

display; When pressed at the same time or keys, it increases or decreases a value
dependent on the selected operating mode. During programming it carries out an “enter” function,
meaning that it confirms entry to the various menu levels and modifications within the same.
Starts and stops the pump. In the event of a level alarm (alarm function only), flow alarm and active
memory alarm, it deactivates the signal on the display.

Used to “exit” the various menu levels. Before definitively exiting the programming phase, you will be
asked if you wish to save any changes

Used to run upwards through the menu or increase the numerical values to be changed. Can be used
to start dosage in Batch mode

Used to run downwards through the menu, or decrease the numerical values to be changed.

Flashing green LED during dosage

Red LED that lights up in various alarm situations

Electrical connections
1
Alarm relay
2

3 Pole + 4-20 mA input signal

Input Impedante: 200
4 Pole - ohm

B 5
-Remote control input (start-stop)
-Pause signal input
6

7 -Frequency signal input (water-

meter pulse-sender)
8 -Trigger signal input

9
Flow sensor input
10

B Input level control

EM00136161 rev. 2.0 EN 1

 Programmiermenü ATHENA [Link]

You can access the programming menu by pressing the key for over three seconds. The keys

can be used to run through the menu items, with the key being used to access changes.
The pump is programmed in constant mode in the factory. The pump automatically returns to the operating mode
after 1 minute of no activity. Any data entered in these circumstances will not be saved.

The key can be used to exit the various programming levels. Upon exiting programming, the display will
show:
Exit Exit
Don’t Save ∇ ∆ Save to confirm the selection

PROG

" !
Paus Paragraph 17
Paragraph 11 [Link]
Main
Paragraph 12 Menu Paragraph 16

Paragraph 15
Paragrafo 13
Paragraph 14

Configuration
Pump Funtions

" !

Paragraph 9
Setting
Menu
Paragraph 10

Pump Functions
Paragrafo 1

" !
Pump Functions Pump Functions
Paragraph 2 Paragraph 8

Pump Functions
Functions Pump Functions
Paragraph 3
Menu Paragraph 7

Pump Functions Pump Functions

Paragraph 4 Paragraph 6

Pump Functions
Paragraph 5

EM00136161 rev. 2.0 EN 2

Setting the Language
Programming Operation
PROG

Pump Functions
Makes it possible to select the language. The pump is set in
! English in the factory.
Max flow rate
P100% Changes can be made by pressing the key, then
! using the keys to set the new value. Press
Alarm Relay
[Link]

! to confirm and return to the main menu

Language
English ! "
! !
Paragraph 1 – Manual Dosage
Programming Operation
PROG

Configuration The pump operates in constant mode. The flow can only be manually
Pump Funtions

regulated by pressing the keys at the same time to

" !
increase the flow, or the keys to decrease it.
Pump Functions

Display during Operation Display during Setting (MODE key)

Operating mode
Operating mode FLOW sensor • Man (during manual modification of the
• Man = Manual status flow it displays the corresponding
Current dosage speed
(depends on selected unit of frequency value)
MAN F measurement)
• Percentage, Frequency,
Lev Stop P100%
Alarms and statuses l/h, Gph, ml/m MAN
• Lev = Level alarm P100%
• Flw = Flow alarms Pump status
• Empty = pump in start
• Stop = pump stationary Current dosage value
• • Modify the maximum flow by pressing the
Paus = pump in pause
+ or – keys at the same time

Paragraph 2 - Dosage Proportional to Signal 0/4-20

Programming Operation
PROG

Configuration
Pump Funtions The pump proportionally doses at a signal of (0)4-20 mA. On the basis of
the factory settings, the pump interrupts dosage at 4mA and doses at the
maximum set frequency when it receives 20 mA. These two values can be
" !
modified during programming. The maximum frequency can be modified
Pump Functions
0/4 - 20 mA
during operation, by pressing the keys at the same time to
0/4 - 20 mA
Low 4.0mA " !
increase the flow, or the keys to decrease it.
"
0/4 - 20 mA
High 20.0mA " !

"

EM00136161 rev. 2.0 EN 3

 Display during Operation Display during Setting (MODE key)
Operating mode
FLOW sensor Programmed value • Displays the Low and High • Input mA
Operating mode status • value
• Programmed interval value value in sequence
mA (default: 4-20)

mA F 4-20 Low 0
Lev Stop P100% 0.0 mA P100%
Current dosage value
(depends on the selected unit
Alarms and statuses Pump status of measurement)
• Lev = Level alarm • Empty = pump in start • Percentage, Frequency, Current dosage value
• Flw = Flow alarm • Stop = pump stationary • Makes it possible to modify the
l/h, Gph, ml/m
• Paus = pump in pause maximum dosage value by pressing
the + or – buttons at the same time

Paragraph 3 - Dosage Proportional to Signal 20-4/0 mA

Programming Operation
PROG

Configuration
Pump Funtions
The pump proportionally doses at a signal of 20-4(0) mA. On the basis of
the factory settings, the pump interrupts dosage at 20mA and doses at the
" ! maximum set frequency when it receives 4 mA. These two values can be
Pump Functions modified during programming. The maximum frequency can be modified
20-4/0 mA

during operation, by pressing the keys at the same time to

20-4/0 mA
Low 20.0mA " !
" increase the flow, or the keys to decrease it.
20-4/0 mA
High 4.0mA " !

"
Display during Operation Display during Setting (MODE key)
Operating mode
FLOW sensor Programmed value • Displays the Low and High • Input mA
Operating mode status • value
• Programmed interval value value in sequence
mA (default: 20-4)

mA F 20-4 High 0
Lev Stop P100% 0.0 mA P100%
Current dosage value
(depends on the selected unit
Alarms and statuses Pump status of measurement)
• Lev = Level alarm • Empty = pump in start • Percentage, Frequency, Current dosage value
• Flw = Flow alarm • Stop = pump stationary • Makes it possible to modify the
l/h, Gph, ml/m
• Paus = pump in pause maximum dosage value by pressing
the + or – buttons at the same time

Paragraph 4 – Proportional to External Impulses (multiplication)

Programming Operation
PROG
The pump doses in proportion to an external signal (i.e.: impulse launch
counter). With every signal received, the pump makes the programmed
Configuration
“n” number of strikes. The pump automatically sets the dosage frequency,
Pump Funtions adapting it to the time that passes between two successive signals. It is
possible to set the time (timeout) in seconds, beyond which the pump
" ! resets the interval count in order to avoid dosages over excessively long
Pump Functions
Multiply (1:n)
times. The pump has a memory function, which signals the reception of a
signal during dosage. If set to Off, it merely sends a signal, if set to On it
sends a signal and memorises the impulses, then executes them when it
Multiply (1:n)
n 4 " !
has finished receiving signals.
" The value of “n” can be modified during operation, by pressing the
Multiply (1:n)
Timeout 0s " !
" keys at the same time to increase the flow, or the
Multiply (1:n)
Memory Off " !
" keys to decrease it.

EM00136161 rev. 2.0 EN 4

 Display during Operation Display during Setting (MODE key)
FLOW Memory Displays programmed
sensor function timeout
Operating mode status status Programmed
• 1:n = impulse value of n
multiplication Timeout n
1:n FF MM 1 0s 1
Lev Stop 0
Current dosage value
Alarms and statuses
• Displays stroke
• Lev = Level alarm
Pump status countdown Current dosage value
• Flw = Flow alarm •
• Empty = pump in start Displays the value of n. This
• Mem = Memory alarm
can be modified by pressing
• Stop = pump stationary
the + or – keys at the same
• Paus = pump in pause
time

Paragraph 5 – Proportional to External Impulses (division)

Programming Operation
PROG

Configuration
The pump doses in proportion to an external signal (i.e.: impulse launch
Pump Funtions counter). At every “n” signals, the pump makes a strike. You can set the
value of “n” during programming. By programming the value of “n” you set
" ! the maximum dosage %. This value can be modified during operation, by
Pump Functions
Divide (n:1) pressing the keys at the same time to increase the flow, or

the keys to decrease it.

Divide (n:1)
n 4 " !
"
Display during Operation Display during Setting (MODE key)
FLOW
sensor Programmed Operating mode
Operating mode status value of n
• 1:n = impulse
multiplication Programmed value
n:1 6
6 P100% • Value of n
N:1 FF 4
Lev Stop P100% Current dosage value
Alarms and statuses • Maximum dosage
• Lev = Level alarm percentage Effective
Pump status Current dosage value
• Flw = Flow alarm value of “n” •
• Empty = pump in start The dosage % can be modified
• Stop = pump stationary by pressing the + or – keys at
the same time
• Paus = pump in pause

Paragraph 6 – Proportional to External Impulses (batch dosage)

Programming Operation
PROG

The pump doses in proportion to an external signal (i.e.: impulse

launch counter). In this case, it is possible to set the quantity to be
Configuration
Pump Funtions dosed in ml and the time within which to complete dosage.

Dosage can be started manually by pressing the key, or by

" !
Pump Functions
Batch mode (1:c)
using a remote control. The key interrupts dosage, which

can be reset by pressing the key, or started again by pressing

Batch mode (1:c)
[Link] 10.0ml " !
" the key again.
Batch mode (1:c)
" The quantity to be dosed can be modified during operation, by
Time 10s !
" pressing the keys at the same time to increase the
Batch mode (1:c)
Memory Off " !
" flow, or the keys to decrease i.

EM00136161 rev. 2.0 EN 5

 Display during Operation Display during Setting (MODE key)
FLOW Memory Operating mode
sensor function • Displays in sequence: quantity to
Operating mode status status Programmed value
• be dosed, dosage time and pump
Batch • Quantity in ml frequency

Batch F M 7.0ml
Lev Stop 0 [Link] 7.0ml
Current dosage value 7.0ml
Alarms and statuses • Gradually displays
• Lev = Level alarm
• the dosed quantity
Flw = Flow alarm Pump status
• Mem = Memory alarm • Empty = pump in start Dosage value
• • The quantity can be modified by pressing the
Stop = pump stationary
• Paus = pump in pause + or – keys at the same time

Paragraph 7 – Proportional to External Impulses (ppm dosage)

Programming Operation
PROG

Configuration
Pump Funtions

" ! The pump doses in proportion to an external signal (i.e.:

Pump Functions impulse launch counter), automatically calculating the
ppm Mode
relationship between incoming signals and pump strokes on
the basis of the programmed ppm value.
ppm Mode
ppm 50 " ! The data to be entered is the ppm value, the impulse/litre
" ratio (or litre/impulse) of the counter and the concentration of
the product to be dosed.
ppm Mode
Pulse/l 4
ppm Mode
Pulse/L 4 " !
The dosage frequency can be modified during operation, by
" !

" ppm Mode

L/pulse 4 " ! pressing the keys at the same time to increase

the flow, or the keys to decrease it.

ppm Mode
Conc(%) 100 " !
"
ppm Mode
Memory Off " !
"

Display during Operation Display during Setting (MODE key)

FLOW Memory Operating mode
sensor function • Displays in sequence: cc/stroke,
status status Programmed ppm
impulses/minute on the counter and %
Operating mode value
• concentration of the chemical product
ppm
Ppm F M 10 Dosage value
Lev Stop F300s/m cc/stroke 1.0 •
Current dosage value Programmed
Alarms and statuses • Frequency 0.23 F300s/m
• ppm value
Lev = Level alarm
• Flw = Flow alarm Pump status
• Mem = Memory alarm • Empty = pump in start • The dosage frequency value can be
• Stop = pump stationary modified by pressing the + or – keys
• Paus = pump in pause at the same time.

EM00136161 rev. 2.0 EN 6

Paragraph 8 – Timed Dosage (Frequency signal input “TRIGGER” activated)
Programming Operation

After receipt of the TRIGGER signal set, the pump doses a quantity
that can be programmed in ml. It is possible to set a delay time before
the dosing (Delay) and the interval between subsequent dosings
(Interv.) as illustrated in the diagram:

Trigger Quantity

PROG

Configuration
Delay Interv.
Configuration
Pump functions
By setting for example an Interval. time = 0, a system is obtained in
which the programmed quantity is dosed after each TRIGGER signal
- + (with any delay that has been set):
Pump functions
Time
Trigger Release
Time
Quantity 100ml - +
-
Time
Delay
[Link]
0.01.50 - +
- Delay Ritardo
Time
interv.
[Link]
0.01.50 - +
- It is possible to start the dosing by pressing the + key, which, in
Trigger Mode Trigger Mode
N. Open N. Open practice, simulates the Trigger signal.
-
Pause Input Mode
- The Trigger signal can be set to N. Open (it is activated when the
input passes from the open to the closed mode) or to N. Closed (it is
Trigger Mode
Trigger Mode N. Closed
activated when the input passes from the closed to the open mode).
- - The Trigger signal is locked during dosing (its receipt is neither stored
Trigger Mode
Disable nor managed).
The Pause (Remote input) input cannot be programmed and its
activation stops the dosing, while its further deactivation makes the
system wait again for the Trigger signal for a new dosing.

The dosage frequency can be modified while the pump is operating,

by pressing the keys at the same time to increase the

frequency, or the keys to decrease it.

Display during Operation Display during Setting (MODE key)

FLOW
sensor status Programmed value Operating mode
Operating mode • Quantity in ml • The following are shown in sequence:
• Timer quantity to dose, delay in [Link].
and interval in [Link]

Timer F 7,0 ml Dosing value

Stop P 0% Value of the dosing in •
Alarms and statuses Q.tà 20,0ml Programmed
• progress 20,0ml P 100% quantity in ml
Liv = level alarm • Percentage of
• Flow = flow alarm or Pump status
• strokes/min
….Release wait Dry = pump starting up
• max
Stop = pump stop Value of the dosing percentage,
• Restart = pump restart which can be modified by
pressing the + or – keys

EM00136161 rev. 2.0 EN 7

Paragraph 8 – Timed Dosage (Frequency signal input “TRIGGER” not activated)
Programming Operation
The pump doses a programmed quantity in ml. It is possible to set a
PROG
pump delay time (Delay) when the pump is started and an interval
Configuration between two successive dosings (Interval), as illustrated in the
diagram:
Configuration
Pum functions Quantity

- +
Pum functions
Tempo

Delay Interv.
Time
Quantity 100ml - +
- The Delay and Interval times are in [Link] (days, hours,
minutes)
Time
Delay
[Link]
0.01.50 - +
- The Pause input can be programmed in three different modes:
Time
Interval
[Link]
0.01.50 - + 1. FreezeTime: when the pause is activated, the system cuts
- out the current time count and restarts it when the pause is
deactivated.
Trigger Mode
Disable - + 2. Pause Dosing: with the pause activated, the system
-
Pause Input Mode Pause Input Mode
continues to count time the and stops the dosing.
3. Restart Timer: when the pause is activated, the system
Restart Timer Restart Timer
stops the dosing and when the pause is deactivated the
- - count starts again from the beginning.
Pause Input Mode The dosage frequency can be modified while the pump is operating,
Freeze Time

- by pressing the keys at the same time to increase the

Pause Input Mode
Pause Dosing
frequency, or the keys to decrease it.

Display during Operation Display at start-up (MODE key)

FLOW Programmed value
Operating mode sensor • Quantity in ml
• Timer status Modalità di funzionamento
• Vengono visualizzati in
sequenza:quantità da
dosare, ritardo in [Link] e
intervallo in [Link]
Timer F 7.0 ml
Liv Stop P 0% Value of dosing in Valore del dosaggio
• Alarms and Level • Quantità
progress: Q.tà 20,0ml
statuses = level alarm • Percentage of programmata in
Pump status 20,0ml P 100%
• Flow = flow alarm ml
• Dry = pump starting up strokes/min max
• Stop = pump stopping Valore della percentuale di
• Restart = pump restarting dosaggio, modificabile premendo
sui tasti + o -

Paragraph 9 – Setting the Maximum Flow

Programming Operation
PROG

This makes it possible to set the maximum flow offered by

the pump, and the programmed mode (% or frequency) is
used as the standard unit of measurement when displaying
Pump Functions

! the flow. Changes can be made by pressing the

Max flow rate
P100%
Max flow rate
P100% ! "
key, then using the keys to set the new value.
! !
Max flow rate
F320s/m ! " Press to confirm and return to the main menu
!
EM00136161 rev. 2.0 EN 8
Paragraph 10 – Setting the Alarm Relay
Programming Operation
PROG

In the absence of an alarm situation, it can be set as open

(default) or closed.
Pump Functions

! Changes can be made by pressing the key, then

Max flow rate
P100%

! using the keys to set the new value. Press

Alarm Relay
[Link] ! "
to confirm and return to the main menu
! !

Paragraph 11 – Flow Calibration

Programming Operation
PROG

! The memorized cc value per strike appears in the main

menu. It can be calibrated in two different ways:
! MANUAL – manually enter the cc value per strike using the
Pump Calibration
0,23 cc/stroke keys and confirm by pressing the key
AUTOMATIC – the pump makes 100 strikes, which are
Pump Calibration
Manual
Pump Calibration
cc/stroke 0,23 ! "
started by pressing the key. At the end of this
! process, enter the quantity sucked up by the pump using the
Pump Calibration Automatic Cal.
Automatic Start 100 strok. keys and confirm by pressing the key.
The entered figure will be used in flow calculations.
! Automatic Cal.
Strokes 100

Automatic Cal.
ml 20 ! "

Paragraph 12 - Statistics
Programming Operation

The main menu displays the pump operation times. By

pressing the key you can access other statistics:

- Strokes = number of strokes made by the pump
- [Link] (L) = quantity dosed by the pump in litres; this figure is
calculated on the basis of the memorised cc/stroke value
- Power = number of pump starts

- Reset = use the to reset the counters (YES) or

otherwise (NO), then confirm by pressing the key.

Pressing the key will take you back to the main

menu.

EM00136161 rev. 2.0 EN 9

Paragraph 13 – Password
Programming Operation
P RO G
By entering the password, you can enter the programming
menu and see all the set values. The password will be
! requested whenever you seek to modify them.
The flashing line indicates the number than can be modified.
! Use the key to select the number (from 1 to 9), and the
P a ss w o rd
* * **

key to select the number to be modified. Confirm by

P a ss w o rd
0000 " !
! pressing the key. By setting “0000” (default), the
password is eliminated.

Paragraph 14 – Flow Alarm

Programming Operation
This makes it possible to activate (deactivate) the flow
sensor.

When activated (On), press the key to access the

request for the number of signals that the pump waits for
before an alarm is triggered. The number flashes when you

press the key, and you can then use the

Configuration

keys to set the value. Confirm by pressing the key.

Alarm
Flow Off
Alarm Flow
Off
Alarm Flow
On
Alarm Flow - On
Signals Press to return to the main menu.
Alarm
Batch mode can only be enabled in Recovery mode. The
Flow Off
pump repeats the number of strokes that were not detected
Alarm Flow Recovery
Recovery Signals 10

Alarm
by the flow sensor. Press the button to request the
Flow Off
maximum number of signals that the pump can recover

before going into an alarm state. Pressing will

cause the number to flash. At this point the user can use the

and buttons to set the desired value. Press the

button to confirm. Press to return to the

main menu.

Paragraph 15 – Level Alarm

Programming Operation
PROG

This makes it possible to set the pump when the level

! sensor alarm is activated. In other words you can decide
whether to stop dosage (Stop) or simply activate the alarm
signal without stopping dosage.
!
Alarms Alarm Level
Level Stop Stop Changes can be made by pressing the key, then
!
Alarm Flow using the keys to set the alarm type. Confirm by
! Alarm

ESC
pressing the key. Press to return to the
Alarms
Level Alarm main menu
!

EM00136161 rev. 2.0 EN 10

Paragraph 16 – Flow Display Unit
Programming Operation
This makes it possible to set the dosage unit of
measurement on the display.

Changes can be made by pressing the key, then

using the keys to set the unit of measurement,

choosing between L/h (liters/hour), Gph (Gallons/hour), ml/m
(milliliters/minute) or standard (% or frequency, depending

on settings). Press to confirm and return to the

main menu

Paragraph 17 - Setting the Pause

Programming Operation
PROG
The pump can be paused by remote input.
Configuration The factory setting is Normally Open.
" Changes can be made by pressing the key, then
Paus
[Link] ! "
using the keys to set the new value ( N. OPEN or
! ! N. CLOSED).

Press to confirm and return to the main menu.

Display contrast adjustment.

For adjusting the display contrast keep the key pressed and within 5 seconds press the keys or
to increase or decrease the contrast.

Alarms
Display Cause Interruption
Fixed alarm LED End of level alarm, without Restore the liquid level.
Flashing word “Lev” interrupting pump operation
I.e. Man
Lev P100%
Fixed alarm LED End of level alarm, with interruption Restore the liquid level.
Flashing words “Lev” and “stop” to pump operation
I.e. Man
Lev Stop P100%
Flashing word “Mem” The pump receives one or more
I.e. 1:n 6 pulses during dosage with memory Press the key
Mem function on Off
Flashing word “Mem” The pump receives one or more When the pump finishes receiving
I.e. 1:n M 6 pulses during dosage with memory external impulses, it returns the
Mem function on On memorized strokes
Fixed alarm LED Active flow alarm. The pump has
Flashing word “Flw” not received the programmed Press the key
I.e. Man F number of signals from the flow
Flw P100% sensor.
Internal CPU communication error.
I.e. Parameter Error Press the key to restore
PROG to default the default parameters.

EM00136161 rev. 2.0 EN 11