WaterStation Settings

Configure parameters for WaterStation. Parameters must be configured before the system can be put into use.

Basic Settings

Basic settings for the equipment.

Load Factory Settings

Load factory settings. All parameters are set to the specified factory settings.

• Required - Must be carried out before the equipment can be put into use.

• Note that the equipment restarts.

• Can be carried out again if the factory settings must be restored.
• If licenses are changed, the factory settings must be loaded again.

The following global parameterA global parameter is shared and can be used by more than one system. is adjusted automatically:

• DWTYPE is set to an on/off output that is retained after restart

Parameter	Index	Range	Format	Factory Setting	Example
WASFAC	-	-	-	-	WASFAC

ProgramProgram type installed in the device.

Configure which program the equipment must use.

• Must be selected before the equipment can be used.

Parameter	Index	Range	Format	Factory Setting	Example
WASPRG	-	0..2	0 = Disabled 1 = WaterStation 2 = WaterStation G2 with bus system	0	WASPRG 1

Access Control

Configure how the customer must be validated or whether the equipment is available for free use.

• Must be selected before the equipment can be used.

Parameter	Index	Range	Format	Factory Setting	Example
WASACC	-	0..3	0 = Blocked (the equipment is blocked and cannot be used) 1 = Free (the equipment is open to all users for free use, and all consumption is registered to the system accountThe 'Unknown' system account in the customer database is used for consumption from unknown customers or equipment configured for free use.) 2 = Payment (the equipment validates the customer, and only approved customers are accepted) 3 = Mixed (the equipment first uses Payment, and if the customer is not validated, Free is used)	2	WASACC 1

Name

Configure the equipment name. The name is used, for example, if the equipment sends a messageMessage sent by the equipment to one or more configured users, for example an SMS or email alarm..

• If no name is specified, the system nameName combined with messages sent by the equipment, such as the default system name 'Viking' or a user-selected name. is used.
• Hint - The shorter the name, the more room there is for other text, for example when the name is combined with an alarm textAlarm message text sent by the equipment, for example by SMS or email..

Parameter	Index	Range	Format	Factory Setting	Example
WASNAME	-	Max. 20 characters	Numbers or letters	-	WASNAME Viking

Greeting

Configure the equipment greeting. The greeting is used, for example, if the equipment sends a messageMessage sent by the equipment to one or more configured users, for example an SMS or email alarm..

• If no greeting is specified, the system greetingGreeting text that can be combined with a message sent by the equipment, for example 'Regards, Vikingegaarden'. is used.
• Hint - The shorter the greeting, the more room there is for other text, for example when the name is combined with an alarm textAlarm message text sent by the equipment, for example by SMS or email..

Parameter	Index	Range	Format	Factory Setting	Example
WASREGARDS	-	Max. 20 characters	Numbers or letters	-	WASREGARDS Vikingegaarden

Modules

Configure modules for the equipment. Note that modules are options, and the equipment can be delivered with or without modules.

Energy Meter

Configure whether the equipment has a built-in energy meter for registering internal electricity consumption.

Parameter	Index	Range	Format	Factory Setting	Example
WASEGI	-	0..1	0 = None 1 = Built-in	0	WASEGI 1

Heating Control

Configure whether the equipment must control and monitor heating to protect water pipes against frost.

Parameter	Index	Range	Format	Factory Setting	Example
WASHEAT	-	0..1	0 = None 1 = Heating Control	0	WASHEAT 1

Water Outlets

Configure parameters for water outletsOutlet where water can be drawn from the equipment..

Number of Outlets

Configure the number of water outletsOutlet where water can be drawn from the equipment. the equipment is built with. For example, the equipment can be built with 2 water outletsOutlet where water can be drawn from the equipment..

• Must be selected before the equipment can be used.

Parameter	Index	Range	Format	Factory Setting	Example
WASOUTLET	-	0..3	0 = No outlets 1 = 1 outlet 2 = 2 outlets 3 = 3 outlets	0	WASOUTLET 1

Start Timeout

Configure the time from when operation is started until the water outlet must be open. If the time expires, the user normally starts again, or another user can use the water outlet.

• Broad local access such as aKey/RFID or phone/voice selection does not automatically start a paused water outlet.
• If the same water outlet is deliberately selected in Emiko/App/Web, the equipment can try to open it again when normal authorization and product checks pass.

Parameter	Index	Range	Format	Factory Setting	Example
WASSTARTTIM	-	1..20	Minutes	8	WASSTARTTIM 10

End Timeout

Configure the time from the last registered water consumption until the water outlet closes automatically. For example, if a water outletOutlet where water can be drawn from the equipment. is opened and no water consumption is registered during the specified period, the water outlet closes automatically.

Parameter	Index	Range	Format	Factory Setting	Example
WASUSAGETIM	-	0..32000	0 = Function disabled >0 = Number of minutes (recommended)	1440 (one day)	WASUSAGETIM 2880

Valve

Configure parameters for the valve.

Valve Type

Configure which valve type is installed.

• Must be selected before the equipment can be used.

Parameter	Index	Range	Format	Factory Setting	Example
WASVALTYPE#	1..3	0..3	0 = None 1 = Solenoid valve (On/Off) 2 = Solenoid valve (Pulse) TBD 3 = Motor valve BFA 820	0	WASVALTYPE 1

Water Meter

Configure parameters for the water meter.

Meter Ratio

Configure the water meter ratio. For example, 1 pulse corresponds to 10 litres of water.

• Note - Must only be configured when a water meter with pulse output is used.

Parameter	Index	Range	Format	Factory Setting	Example
WASSCALE#	1..3	0..1000	Number of litres of water per pulse	0	WASSCALE1 10

Requisition Number

Configure parameters for using a requisition numberRequisition number from an ERP system or similar source, used as a reference to the customer order.. With this function, the user can enter a requisition numberRequisition number from an ERP system or similar source, used as a reference to the customer order., which is registered together with the water consumption. When the user calls the equipment, for example, an SMSSMS is a text message that can be sent or received with a mobile phone. is sent to the user. The user must reply with the required requisition numberRequisition number from an ERP system or similar source, used as a reference to the customer order.. When the equipment receives an SMSSMS is a text message that can be sent or received with a mobile phone. with the requisition numberRequisition number from an ERP system or similar source, used as a reference to the customer order., the water opens.

• Requires that the user in Emiko is marked as needing to use a requisition numberRequisition number from an ERP system or similar source, used as a reference to the customer order.. Contact the system administrator if this function is needed.
• The requisition number can contain numbers and letters and has a maximum length of 32 characters.
• The requisition number can be blank.
• Note - A license is required before this function can be used.

Response Time

Configure the time from when the user receives an SMSSMS is a text message that can be sent or received with a mobile phone. until the user must reply with a requisition numberRequisition number from an ERP system or similar source, used as a reference to the customer order.. If the user does not reply before the time expires, the user must call again, for example, and a new SMSSMS is a text message that can be sent or received with a mobile phone. is sent.

Parameter	Index	Range	Format	Factory Setting	Example
WASORDTIM	-	1..8	Minutes	2	WASORDTIM 3

Lighting

Configure parameters for how the lighting must work.

• Option - Lighting is an option, and the equipment can be delivered with or without lighting.
• Note - Lighting only works when program 1 is selected.

Operating Mode

Configure the operating mode. Lighting can be controlled manually or set to automatic mode. In automatic mode, the light switches on shortly before sunset and switches off shortly after sunrise.

Parameter	Index	Range	Format	Factory Setting	Example
WASLIGHT	-	0..2	0 = Permanently off 1 = Permanently on 2 = Automatic (recommended)	2	WASLIGHT 1

Output

Select output.

Parameter	Index	Range	Format	Factory Setting	Example
WASLIGOUT	-	0..1	0 = None 1 = Automatic (recommended)	0	-

Status

Status fields for reading values from the equipment.

License

Show equipment license status.

• Note - The status can only be read.

Status	Index	Range	Format	Factory Setting	Example
LICWAS	-	-	Bit 1: 1=Water outlet 1 activated Bit 2: 1=Water outlet 2 activated Bit 3: 1=Water outlet 3 activated Bit 11: 1=Order Manager activated	-	Read-only