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User Manual
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User Manual
Smart ATO – Temperature Sensor – Leak Detector
ReefATO+
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Contents
Introduction ................................................................................6
Safety ..........................................................................................7
Components of the ReefATO+ system ..................................... 8
Guide to the ReefATO+ Controller ............................................9
How the ReefATO+ Auto-Fill system works ..........................11
Introduction to the ReefBeat app ..........................................12
Installing the ReefATO+ system .............................................12
Setting up the ReefATO+ .........................................................16
Device Maintenance ................................................................ 20
Troubleshooting .......................................................................21
Warranty ...................................................................................22
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Introduction
Congratulations on your purchase of Red Sea’s 3-in-1 ReefATO+ smart
Reef Aquarium ATO system, plus temperature monitor and leak detector.
The ReefATO+ is designed to maintain a stable salinity and water volume
in a reef aquarium by automatically replenishing the water lost due to
evaporation.
The ReefATO+ consists of a slim-line, multi-input, solid-state water level
sensor, bespoke DC pump, wi-fi connected controller and a complete set
of accessories required to install the system. In addition, the ReefATO+
provides two other critical aquarium health indicators; a fully featured
on-line digital temperature monitor that is embedded in the level sensor
and an external leak detector.
The ReefATO+ is part of Red Sea’s suite of smart devices that are
operated via Wi-Fi by Red Sea’s ReefBeat® App, which needs to be
installed on a smart mobile device with internet connectivity.
Welcome to Red Sea’s smart reef-keeping.
The Red Sea Team
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Safety
PLEASE READ AND FOLLOW ALL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
THIS DEVICE IS INTENDED FOR INDOOR USE ONLY.
DANGER: To avoid possible electric shock, special care should be taken
when handling a wet aquarium. For each of the following
situations, do not attempt repairs yourself; return the appliance
to an authorized service facility for service or discard the
appliance.
WARNING: To guard against injury, basic safety precautions should be
observed, including the following:
Do not operate any appliance if it has a damaged cord or plug, if it is
malfunctioning, or if it is dropped or damaged in any manner.
This appliance can be used by children aged from 8 years and above and
persons with reduced physical, sensory, or mental capabilities or lack
of experience and knowledge if they have been given supervision or
instruction concerning use of the appliance in a safe way and
understand the hazards involved. Children shall not play with the
appliance. Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be made by children
without supervision.
The appliance is only to be used
with the power supply unit
provided with the appliance.
Close supervision is necessary
when any appliance is used by
or near children.
To avoid injury, do not contact
moving parts.
Always unplug an appliance
from an outlet when not in use, before putting on or taking off parts, and
before cleaning. Never pull the cord itself to remove the plug from the
outlet. Grasp the plug and pull to disconnect.
Do not use an appliance for anything other than its intended use.
The use of attachments not recommended or sold by the appliance
manufacturer may cause unsafe conditions.
Do not install or store the appliance where it will be exposed to the
weather or to temperatures below freezing point.
Make sure an appliance is securely installed before operating it.
Read and observe all the important notices on the appliance.
Note: A cord rated for less amperes or watts than the appliance rating
may overheat. Care should be taken to arrange the cord so that
it cannot be tripped over or pulled accidentally.
Do not use if cord is damaged. In case of need, do not attempt
to replace or repair yourself; return the appliance to an
authorized service facility for service or discard the appliance.
In case of need, do not attempt to replace yourself; return the
appliance to an authorized service facility for service or discard
the appliance.
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Components of the ReefATO+ system
R35623
ATO sensor magnetic corner mounting bracket
(not included with the ReefATO+ kit for Reefer Aquariums)
R35625
ReefATO+
Corner Bracket
Magnets
(not included with the
ReefATO+ kit for
Reefer Aquariums)
R35628
Leak Detector
R35626
Silicone Tubing
R35627
Syphon Breaker
R35621
ATO
Pump
R35624
Tube Holder
R35620
ReefBeat
Connected
ATO+ controller
R35629
Sensor holder
R35622
ATO Level &
Temperature
Sensor
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Guide to the ReefATO+ Controller
Settings
Indicator LED
Leak Detector
Status LED
ATO Sensor
Status LED
ATO Pump
Status LED
Power
Status LED Leak Detector
Port
ATO Sensor
Port
ATO Pump
Port
DC inlet
Port
Settings Button
Manual Pump
Button
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LED Indicators
Settings LED Indicator:
Solid Red light – Controller is connected to the home-network.
Blinking Red light – Controller is in Wi-Fi Access Point (AP) mode (can
be discovered by Wi-Fi devices).
Rapid Blinking Red light – Controller cannot access the home-network
(network name and/or password are incorrect or known network has
become unavailable)
No Red light – Controller Wi-Fi is off.
Double blink – indicates change of status / end of process.
Leak Detector Status LED Indicator:
Solid Red light –Leak detection is enabled
No Red light – Leak detection is disabled
Blinking Red light – Leak has been detected and Auto-Fill has been
disabled
ATO Sensor Status LED Indicator:
Solid Red light –Auto-Fill is enabled
No Red light –Auto-Fill is disabled
Blinking Red light – ATO Sensor is missing
Pump Statu¬s LED Indicator:
Solid Red light – Pump is on.
No Red light – Pump is off.
Blinking Red light – Pump malfunction (missing, stalled, or running
dry)
Power LED Indicator:
Solid Red light –PSU is attached.
No Red light –PSU is not attached.
Settings Button – Function
If settings indicator LED is off (ReefATO+ Controller Wi-Fi is off): Pressing
button for 5 seconds (until double blink) activates Wi-Fi AP mode.
If settings indicator LED is blinking (ReefATO+ Controller Wi-Fi is in AP
mode): Pressing button for 5 seconds (until double blink) switches Wi-Fi
off.
If indicator LED is on (ReefATO+ Controller Wi-Fi is connected to a Wi-Fi
network): Pressing button for 5 seconds (until double blink) disconnects
the ReefATO+ from the network and switches it to Wi-Fi AP mode. (Note:
before disconnecting a ReefATO+ from a network, delete it from the
ReefBeat App via the Device Manager.) Note: All settings are retained
and can be restored when reconnecting to the ReefBeat.
Reboot: Pressing and releasing the button for less than 2 seconds will
cause the unit to shut down and restart. User settings are not affected.
Clear Settings: Pressing the button for 15 seconds (until double blink)
deletes all user settings and switches the Wi-Fi to AP mode. Complete
the reset process by disconnecting and reconnecting the DC power.
Manual Pump Button - Function
Pressing on the manual pump button will operate the pump for as
long as it is pressed. The pump status LED will be on while the pump is
running. In the event that the Auto-fill has been automatically disabled
by the controller (such as if the RO reservoir has run out of water) a
short press on pump button will reinstate the Auto-fill function.
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How the ReefATO+ Auto-Fill system works
During regular operation when Auto-
Fill is enabled, the water level will be
maintained within the 3mm / 1/8”
band between the pump-on and pump-
off probes of the ATO sensor. As soon
as the water level drops to the bottom
of the “pump-on” probe, the ATO pump
will automatically switch on and will
continue pumping water from the RO
reservoir until the water level rises to
the “pump-off” probe, at which time the
pump will automatically switch off.
In the unlikely event that the “pump-off” probe does not sense the rise
of the water level there are backup “pump-off” probes located approx.
2.5cm / 1” above the regular “pump-off” probe.
As an additional safety feature, there is an automatic pump timeout
feature that will switch the pump off if it runs for significantly longer
than the normal fill time for your system.
The Auto-Fill will automatically switch off if any of the following
situations occur:
Pump is missing, over-run timeout, running dry (empty reservoir) or
blocked.
Level/temp sensor is missing.
Leak detector detects a leak.
The full array of titanium probes also provides an on-line indication if the
water level is above, below or at the desired level.
ReefATO+ Temperature monitor
The ATO level sensor includes an accurate digital thermometer that is
connected to the lower titanium probe enabling a quick response to
temperature changes. The thermometer has been pre-calibrated to
an accuracy of 0.1 degrees to ensure a reliable absolute temperature
reading at all times. The ReefBeat App allows you to set a desired range
and a wider acceptable range of temperatures for triggering notifications
and presents a full log for analysis. The ReefBeat also allows you to
offset the temperature reading to synchronize it with other temperature
monitors you may have on your system.
ReefATO+ Leak Detector
The ReefATO+ leak detector is highly sensitive and will detect the full
range of waters from RODI to seawater. When a leak is detected the ATO
Auto-fill is immediately disabled including switching off the ATO pump if
it was running. To avoid false alarms, the system waits a few seconds to
confirm that the leak persists and then sounds an audible alarm as well
as sending a notification to your mobile device. The ReefBeat App allows
you to connect the leak detector to the Emergency Quick-action function
in order to automatically shut down other ReefBeat devices such as
return pumps in case a leak is detected.
Backup
Pump Off
Pump Off
2.5cm / 1”
3mm / 1
/8
Pump On
Temperature Probe
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Introduction to the ReefBeat app
All Red Sea’s connected devices are operated via the ReefBeat app
which must be installed on a mobile device with an internet connection
(including tablets). See the full list of supported mobile devices on our
website.
Through your personal user account on the cloud, ReefBeat enables
you to set up and manage any number of aquariums and add multiple
devices to each of them.
For full functionality, the controller must have a permanent connection
to the internet through your home Wi-Fi network. In this mode of
operation, you will be able to see the current status of your ReefATO+,
change the settings or receive notifications on your mobile whenever
you have access to the internet.
The ReefBeat homepage will show you the current status of all your
connected devices, and links you directly to the Settings page of each
unit.
You can install ReefBeat on multiple mobile devices by entering the
same user account details. All mobile devices will have the same rights
for operating and changing all the settings. You should keep this in mind
before giving your user details to any 3rd party.
If you do not have a home network or your home network does not
have an active internet connection, you can connect and control your
ReefATO+ in Offline or Direct Mode. However, certain functionality such
as remote access, multiple mobile devices or status notifications will not
be available.
ReefBeat is constantly under development. For the most up to date
operation instructions, view or download the latest user guide from the
Red Sea website at www.redseafish.com
If this is your first Red Sea connected device, it is recommended that you
complete the physical installation of your ReefATO+ before installing the
ReefBeat app.
Installing the ReefATO+ system
Locate the ReefATO+ controller in a convenient position and attach the
mounting bracket using screws or the adhesive tape provided. The
controller is designed to operate in a humid environment but it is not
waterproof. Please take the appropriate precautions in choosing its
location and whenever removing the controller from the mounting
bracket.
When selecting the exact location for the controller consider the
following:
The power supply unit that is plugged into the rear of the controller and
the AC outlet has a 2m / 6.5’ cable.
The ATO pump that will be located in the RO reservoir has a 3m / 10’
cable that needs to be connected to the bottom of the controller.
The ATO sensor that should be located in the return pump chamber of
your sump has a 3m cable that needs to be connected to the bottom of
the controller.
The Leak detector should be located at a convenient point around the
outside of the aquarium and has a 3m / 10’ cable that needs to be
connected to the bottom of the controller.
The ATO sensor should be located in a corner of the return pump
chamber so that the desired water level is approximately between the
“pump on” and “pump off” pins. The water level will automatically
adjust to this level once it begins regular operation.
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Sensor holder installation for Red Sea sumps Sensor holder with magnetic corner bracket,
for non Red Sea sumps
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Sensor holder installation for Red Sea sumps Sensor holder with magnetic corner bracket,
for non Red Sea sumps
For Red Sea aquariums click the sensor holder onto the glass triangle
located in the return pump chamber. For older systems that have the
gravity fed float valve, remove the valve by unscrewing the nut that
holds it in place and then click the sensor holder onto the glass triangle.
For non-Red Sea sumps, attach the sensor holder to the magnetic corner
bracket that will ensure that the sensor is always vertical. The external
magnets are waterproof and can be mounted on internal walls of the
sump. Note: the magnets are very strong and care needs to be taken
when using them.
Slide the sensor into the sensor holder and click into the higher or lower
position as suitable for your system. Thread the cable of the sensor
through the cabinet and connect to the sensor port of the controller.
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Pump
Chamber
Water Level
RO
Water
Level
Using the silicone tube provided, connect the water outlet of the ATO
pump to the tube holder that should be attached to the top rim of
the sump chamber where the sensor is located. To ensure a secure
connection make sure that the tube is cut straight and at 90 degrees
to the tube, push the tube over the hose-barb until it is touching the
securing nut and screw the nut counter-clockwise over the tube. The
outlet of the holder should be above the highest expected water level in
the sump and preferably not directly above the sensor. If the maximum
water level in the RO reservoir can be higher than the tube holder, install
the syphon breaker on the silicone tube so that it is below the rim of
the RO reservoir, but will always be above the water level. Note: water
will trickle from the syphon breaker back into the RO reservoir whenever
the pump is working. Secure the tube to each of the components using
the lock nuts provided and place the pump into the RO reservoir. Make a
note of the approximate length of tube used to connect the pump to the
tube holder and the vertical height from the bottom of the pump to the
outlet of the tube holder as you will need this information for the App.
For quiet operation and to utilize almost all of the available water, locate
the pump so that it is vertical and not touching the reservoir walls.
Thread the power cable of the pump through the cabinet and connect to
the pump port of the controller.
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Locate the leak detector at a convenient point around the outside of the
aquarium and secure in position with the self-adhesive Velcro pads, or
with screws. Thread the cable of the leak detector through the cabinet
and connect to the leak detector port of the controller. Installation of
the leak detector is optional and will not affect the operation of the ATO
system if it is not installed.
When all preparations are complete, connect the power supply to the
DC jack on the rear of the controller and plug it into the AC wall outlet.
The power indicator LED will turn on to show that the power supply is
connected, pressing the manual button on the front of the controller will
operate the pump, however, the ATO system will not work automatically
until the controller has been onboarded to the ReefBeat App and the
Auto-fill enabled.
Follow the instruction below to onboard the
ReefATO+ controller to the ReefBeat App.
Connection and initial Setup
Download and install the ReefBeat-App from the app Store or Google
Play as appropriate for your Mobile Device. (In countries without
access to Google Play, an APK file and installation instructions can be
downloaded from Red Sea's website.)
After installing ReefBeat, you will be guided through the set-up of your
ReefBeat user account and aquariums, and then you can start adding
your Red Sea connected devices. All your user account details can be
edited, but only when your mobile is connected to the internet.
For full functionality, Red Sea's connected devices should be connected to
the internet and your aquariums should be set to "Online". If you do not
have an available Wi-Fi network at your Aquarium, set it as "Offline". You
can change this setting later when Wi-Fi becomes available.
Make sure that you select the correct world time zone for where your
aquarium is located. The default is the same time zone as your mobile
which might be set for a different location. There is also a "Daylight
saving Time" (DST) toggle that needs to be manually switched at the
beginning and end of DST for your location.
If you have set up more than one aquarium, select the aquarium from
the dropdown menu at the top of the screen before proceeding.
Set the controller to AP mode by pressing the settings button for 5
seconds (until double blink). The indicator LED should be blinking.
Tap the Add Device button from the Device Manager page, select the
icon for the ReefATO+ and follow the instructions in the app. This may
take a few seconds. If no devices appear on the list, check that the
controller is in AP mode and/or refresh the page.
ReefBeat-App will now display a list of Wi-Fi networks and signal
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strengths that are available to the controller from its current location.
Select your preferred network and wait a few moments while the
controller connects to it. The indicator LED will now be a solid red. Follow
the instructions on the app for initial settings.
If you have set the aquarium to Offline, select the “Direct Mode” option
at the top of the screen to skip the network connection. The indicator LED
will continue to blink as the controller Wi-Fi remains in AP mode.
Follow the instructions in the app for connecting the controller to the
ReefBeat App and cloud.
If you already have the pump, sensor and leak detector connected to the
Controller follow the instructions in the App for setting them up.
Setting up the ReefATO+
ATO Auto-Fill
When setting up the system the App will ask for the length of tube used
to connect the pump to the tube holder and the height from the bottom
of the pump to outlet of the tube holder. These values can be modified
later from: Homepage > ATO Settings > more settings, the length cannot
be smaller than the height. These values are used to automatically set
the appropriate pump speed for your installation and estimate the flow
rate that will be used in the top-off log and reservoir volume monitor.
The flow rate is only an approximation, if you want a more accurate
record you can measure the actual flow rate for your system and
update the App: Homepage > ATO Settings > more settings > Flow rate
adjustment.
Each ATO level/temperature sensor has a 3-digit temperature calibration
code (between 400 & 600) that needs to be entered to the App. The
code can be found on a label attached to the sensor cable.
By default, the Auto-fill operation of the system is switched off to allow
you to ensure that the sensor is properly in place and that there is water
in the reservoir before it is activated.
When you are ready, toggle the Auto-fill - ON.
ATO Reservoir Volume Monitor
The “Reservoir Volume Monitor” automatically deducts the amount of
water used for each fill from the last updated reservoir volume that you
entered. The ReefBeat will present the current volume in the reservoir
and will let you know 24 hours before it is due to run out. Whenever
you refill the reservoir, you will need to enter the new volume, so if
you do not plan on maintaining this feature it is best not to enable it.
The Monitor is only an approximate indication and has no effect on the
operation of the auto-fill. The controller detects when the reservoir has
actually run out of water by monitoring pump performance and will
switch off the auto-fill until you refill the reservoir and “resume” it.
ATO Quick Action Return Delay
The ReefATO+ can be connected to the ReefBeat Maintenance/
Emergency Quick-Action buttons. All devices that are configured for
these Quick-Actions will immediately shut down when they are enabled
and will resume immediately when they are switched off.
To delay the restart of the Auto-fill, set the Return Delay to the desired
number of minutes required for all other equipment to restart and water
levels in the sump to return to normal. Use this setting, for example, if
you want to check the water level in the sump after a water change to
allow the option to add some more salt water instead of having the ATO
automatically add RO water.
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Temperature monitor - Notification ranges
The ReefATO+ homepage presents the current temperature and a green/
amber/red status indicator according to the desired and acceptable
temperature ranges that you define for your system. If the temperature
goes above or below the acceptable range you will get a notification
to your mobile device. To set the temperature ranges: Homepage >
Temperature Settings > Temperature ranges
Temperature monitor – Synchronize with another thermometer
The ReefBeat enables you to offset the presented temperature value
to synchronize with another thermometer on your system. Note that
most digital thermometers are accurate to ±0.5 degrees. The ReefATO+
temperature can be restored to its default value at any time. After
setting the new temperature use the “Current temperature” button
to confirm that the temperature has updated correctly. Homepage >
Temperature Settings > Synchronize Temperature
Leak Detector – Settings
The ReefBeat enables you to easily enable/disable the leak detector the
audible buzzer alarm or connecting to the Emergency Quick-action of the
aquarium. Homepage > Leak Settings
ATO and Temperature Logs
The Top-off log is a detailed record of number of fills and calculated
volume of water that has been added to your aquarium for each day in
the last 28 days (7 days if the aquarium is in offline mode), which can
also be expanded to show the values per hour.
To view the log: Homepage > ATO Settings > Top-off Log
The Temperature log is a detailed record of minimum, maximum and
average temperatures recorded in your aquarium for each day in the last
28 days (7 days if the aquarium is in offline mode), which can also be
expanded to show the values in 15-minute intervals throughout each
day. To view the log: Homepage > Temperature Settings > Temp Log. If
you plan on removing the sensor from the sump for a period of time you
can avoid irrelevant temp readings from being recorded by temporarily
disabling the log Homepage > Temperature Settings > Update log.
Export a copy of the logs by clicking “Send” at the top of the page and
selecting your desired communication channel (Gmail, WhatsApp, FB
messenger, etc.). You should do this on a regular basis if you wish to
keep a record beyond the 28 days available from ReefBeat.
Operation
When the Auto-fill is enabled the ReefATO+ works independently unless
it runs into an issue that needs your attention such as the following:
Pump is missing, over-run timeout, running dry (empty reservoir) or
blocked
Level/temp sensor is missing
Leak detector detects a leak
In all of the above cases, resolve the issue and resume the Auto-fill by
either:
A short press on the manual pump button on the controller.
Pressing on the “resume” button in the App: Homepage > ATO Settings
> Resume button.
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Water changes or sump maintenance
Whenever you undertake any activity that will temporarily lower the
water level in the sump and/or cause water near the leak detector, you
should do one or more of the following to prevent the ReefATO+ from
automatically “topping-off” or setting off the leak alarm.
Switching off the “Auto-fill” from the ATO settings page will
temporarily disable just this function
Switching off the “Leak Detection” from the Leak settings page will
temporarily disable this function
Temperature - "Disable Log" will prevent irrelevant data from being
recorded in the log
Switching OFF the ReefATO+ from the device manager will do all of the
above at once
If using any of the above, remember to switch the function back on after
maintenance is completed.
Connecting the ReefATO+ to the Maintenance shortcut will switch off all
of the functions together with other ReefBeat devices that are in your
sump.
When restarting after a water change it is recommended not to activate
the Auto-fill immediately and to wait until all devices that affect the
water level in the sump are fully operational. Use the “Check sump
water level” option (Homepage > ATO Settings > More settings) to check
that the water level is back to normal so that you can add/remove
saltwater as required. If the water level is below the sensor you can
manually add more water from the reservoir by pressing the button on
the controller while periodically pressing the “GO” button to update the
on-screen display of the water level.
ReefBeat Device Manager
The Device Manager is accessible from the Page menu in both the
ReefBeat homepage and the device settings page, and contains a list of
all the Red Sea connected devices that are installed on each aquarium.
The devices are listed according to type and in the order in which they
were added to the aquarium. Tapping the 3-dot menu for the individual
device opens a list of available actions for the specific device. Tapping
the 3-dot menu for the device type opens a list of actions that can be
done simultaneously for all devices of the same type.
Turn OFF / Turn ON
The device can temporarily be turned off/on without physically
unplugging it or losing any of its settings.
For individual units: Device manager > Device line menu > Turn OFF / ON.
For device type: Device manager > Device type menu > Turn OFF / ON
Reconnecting a device to the ReefBeat Cloud
If you have received a disconnected notification for your device, it may
need a reboot to reconnect it.
If the settings indicator LED on the device is ON click the Reboot button
from the device manager: Device Manager > Device Line menu > Reboot.
If the settings indicator LED is OFF pressing the settings button on the
device for less than 2 seconds will initiate the Reboot enabling the
device to reconnect to the home network. If this does not resolve the
issue, check that the network is available.
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Firmware Updates
From time to time, you may receive a notification that a new firmware
version is available for your device. It is important to keep your device
firmware updated to ensure compatibility with updates to the ReefBeat
App.
Individual units can be updated: Device manager > Device line menu >
Firmware Update.
To update all units simultaneously: Device manager > Device type menu
> Firmware update
Do not unplug a device while it is downloading and installing the new
firmware.
Device Manager > Device Line menu > About - will show the currently
installed firmware version. When the firmware update is complete, the
“About” page will show the new version as the current version along
with the date and time that the update was performed. All your previous
settings will remain as before. If the firmware update is not successful,
the device will automatically revert to the previous version. Repeat the
process a few minutes later.
If your device does not seem to be performing correctly after the update,
reboot the unit by pressing the settings button for less than 2 seconds.
Deleting a device
To remove a device from an aquarium, delete the unit from the ReefBeat
App:
Device Manager > Device Line menu > Delete.
Deleting the device before it is switched off will prevent unnecessary
notifications that it is disconnected from the cloud.
Clear settings
To permanently remove all user settings from the memory of the
ReefMat and return it to its initial default state, perform the following
steps.
If the device is connected to the ReefBeat, trigger the hard-reset option
from the Device-Manager: Device Manager> Device line menu > Hard-
Reset
If the device is not connected to the ReefBeat, press the Settings button
for about 15 seconds (until the Wi-Fi indicator LED shows a double blink),
release the button and wait for about 1 minute for the device to reboot.
The unit will restart without any user settings and with the Wi-Fi
switched on, exactly as shipped from the factory. The unit will retain the
latest installed version of the firmware.
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Device Maintenance
Controller
For continued smooth running of the controller, we recommended
making sure that it is kept clean, dry, and free of any buildup of salt
deposits on a regular basis.
The unit is not waterproof. Do not submerge in water or other solutions.
ATO level/temperature sensor
Make sure that the sensor is kept free of any build-up of organic
waste, algae growth, or salt deposits on a regular basis. The sensor is
waterproof and can be safely washed under running water. The titanium
tips can be brushed to remove any hard deposits.
It is recommended to wipe the sensor pins to remove build-up about
once per month.
Switch off the Auto-fill before removing the sensor for maintenance.
If the sensor holder is not easily viewable, after returning the sensor use
the “Check sump water level” to ensure that it is in the correct position.
Pump impellors
Remove the impellor chamber cover about once a month to ensure
that the impellor chamber
is free of any particulate
matter. If necessary, the
impellor can be removed
for maintenance by
inserting the point of
a tweezer in the gap
between the impellor and
impellor shaft, rotate and
pull outwards.
To replace the impellor, align the flat part of the impellor shaft with the
impellor and push down until it clicks into position.
Leak Detector
Check the functionality of the leak detector about once per month by
putting the pins in water. Make sure the pins are properly dry after the
test and that you “resume” the Auto-fill.
Measuring actual pump flow rate
The actual flow rate of the pump is calculated by measuring the volume
of water that is pumped in a known amount of time. Before starting,
make sure that the App is set to the correct length and height of the
silicone tube as these inputs affect the pump speed setting. Use a
collection vessel with a volume of about 1 liter and run the pump for
15 seconds. Depending on the length of the tube, it may take a few
seconds after starting the pump for the water to start flowing out the
end of the tube. Start the pump running from the App and hold the end
of the tube at approximately the same height as in normal operation.
Once the water is flowing, collect water for 15 seconds and switch the
pump off. In most setups the volume will be approximately 300 ml but
could range from 75 to 750. Multiplying the volume by 4 will give the
flow rate in ml/minute which should be entered in the App. Using a
kitchen scale in grams and weighing the collection vessel before and
after collecting the 15 second sample will give a more accurate result
(1 g of water equals 1 ml). For increased accuracy, repeat about 3 times
and use the average. The default estimated flow rate can be reinstated
from the App at any time.
AB C
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