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STANDBY :
STARTING YOUR WATERMAKER :
2 sec.
Note : It is best practice to slowly build up water pressure inside the system in order to prolong the lifetime of your membranes.
For that reason, should you plan to start your watermaker frequently using the Micro-Command we highly recommend to consider a
machine with Automatic Pressure Regulation, like the DESSALATOR Navigator, Automatic or Pro-Auto series.
STOPPING YOUR WATERMAKER :
2 sec.
Note : LEDs are on LEDs are flashing LEDs are off
MICRO-COMMAND
DUO DC/AC VERSION
QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE
V1.10/0223
When your watermaker is in STANDBY, both BLUE LEDs
are lit as an indication.
Should these BLUE LEDs be perceived as disturbing, they
can be turned off by briefly pressing one of the buttons.
Another brief press on one of the buttons will turn the
BLUE LEDs back on if the watermaker is still on standby.
To start the watermaker from STANDBY and run it on DC
power, press and hold for about 2 seconds.
To start the watermaker from STANDBY and run it on AC
power, press and hold for about 2 seconds.
The BLUE LED of the button pressed will start to blink and
the buzzer will acknowledge the operation with 2 ‘beeps’.
Upon release of the button, the watermaker will start.
The RED, YELLOW and GREEN LEDs will show the same
indication as on the control panel of the watermaker.
The blinking speed of the YELLOW LED provides feedback
of the water pressure in the system : faster blinking means
higher pressure.
The BLUE LED that is lit shows if the machine is running on
DC or AC power.
Once the production water is of good quality, the GREEN
LED will light up.
To STOP your watermaker normally :
If you run on DC power press and hold the button for
about 2 seconds.
If you run on AC power press and hold the button for
about 2 seconds.
Upon release of the button, the watermaker will STOP and
go to STANDBY .