Operation - GRE VISIOPOOL Manual De Instrucciones

Operation

(use the table of controls given
on the last page of this document).
Under normal operation, it is imperative to remove
the key.
So that people can swim in the pool, the
VISIOPOOL® alarm must be in "swimming" mode,
with the red LED blinking.
If the green LED is blinking, you can switch the
alarm to "swimming" mode by placing the magnet
on its emplacement.
A "bleep" indicates the changing of mode.
After swimming,
automatically returns to "surveillance" mode if the water remains still for at least 2
minutes.
This automatic return to surveillance mode is indicated by multiple series of "bleeps".
Note that these must be two consecutive minutes of still water.
All things considered, the automatic activation of surveillance mode can sometimes
take up to 15 minutes.
During this time, you must ensure heightened human vigilance.
It is possible to prompt a quicker return to "surveillance" mode by placing the magnet
on its emplacement for a few seconds.
If the pool water is still moving too much, the alarm could refuse to be forced to
return to "surveillance" mode.
Some counter-current systems prevent the automatic reactivation of the immersion
detection system.
If the siren goes off , take immediate action when the incident happens.
You can turn off the sound of the siren by placing the magnet on the magnetic area
or by switching the alarm off with the key.
By default, the siren will sound continuously for 2 minutes, then intermittently for
another 3 minutes, and then the alarm will return automatically to swimming mode.
When your pool is too disturbed, the alarm give two short sounds, then every 45
seconds there is one "bleep" and LEDs blink 3 times simultaneously. The alarm goes
automatically into swimming mode. You can stop the "bleep" by placing the magnet
on the magnetic zone.
December 2016 Alarm for swimming pool GRE by VisioPool® - Instruction manual- User Manual
the VISIOPOOL®
To get the best satisfaction out of your
alarm, familiarize yourself with the
start/stop controls.
alarm
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