Daily operation in Emiko

After onboarding, Emiko is the daily operating layer for the Partner. Vikingegaarden or a Reseller can help make the equipment available, but the Partner controls daily access, employee access, and Reseller relationships.

• The Partner can see the FlexVander equipment on the map and verify the pump location.
• Green means the pump installation is ready, orange means all pump services enabled by FVAPRG are running and the installation is occupied, and red means there is a fault or alarm that needs attention.
• The Partner and approved users can open the map item and start or stop the relevant pump when the installation is configured for Emiko App operation.
• Customers and employees use Emiko App after registration and Partner approval; the Partner can remove access, and the Customer or employee can unlink from the Emiko Site when the connection is no longer needed.
• The Partner can remove Reseller access or invite another Reseller without losing ownership of the FlexVander Emiko Site.

For the shared platform logic behind this, use Real-Time Operation And Daily Use, Reseller, Partner And Customer Views, Access, Permissions And Control, and Roles And Ownership.

Roles in daily operation

• Partner: owns the FlexVander Emiko Site, has administrator access in Emiko Console, manages Customers and employees approved in Emiko App, manages Reseller access, and performs or supervises daily operation.
• Customer or employee: operates pumps only inside the access granted by the Partner.
• Reseller: can support onboarding, setup, configuration, and service while access remains delegated by the Partner.
• Vikingegaarden: can support assignment, platform administration, and service when needed.

What the Partner and approved users can see

The available values depend on the installed hardware and enabled options.

The equipment status is the overall FlexVander status. It can show occupied when all pump services enabled by FVAPRG are running. Each individual pump or service status still shows the relevant active service separately.

• Pump state: ready, running, stopped, or alarm state on the map and equipment view.
• Operating hours: total pump operating hours and operating time since the latest start.
• Pressure: operating pressure when pressure control is installed and configured with the relevant pressure transmitter.
• Energy: energy use for the current or latest pump run when an energy meter is installed for the pump.
• Reports: energy and operating data can be used for follow-up over a selected period, for example to analyse energy cost for irrigation on a field.

Optional values in Emiko

Depending on the selected hardware, FlexVander can deliver more than start and stop control.

Energy per pump

• Optional energy meters can be connected so energy use is followed per pump.
• Energy meter slot 1 follows the submersible pump.
• Energy meter slot 2 follows pressure pump 1.
• Energy meter slot 3 follows pressure pump 2.
• Energy use can be reviewed per start/stop sequence and over a selected reporting period.

Pressure control

• Pressure control requires a connected pressure transmitter and the relevant pressure settings.
• When pressure control is enabled, the Partner and approved users can follow the operating pressure in Emiko.
• Stop and alarm behaviour depends on the configured pressure control settings and the installation limits.

WeatherStation values from the field

• Connected field sensors can be forwarded through DataGuard and shown in Emiko under WeatherStation.
• Typical field values can include temperature, humidity, wind, wind direction, and rainfall when the required sensors are installed.
• Forecast and Warning modules can extend how those values are used when the relevant Emiko Modules are part of the solution.

Use DataGuard and the relevant shared technical pages when these options must be configured.

Optional operation methods

Some installations still use SMS, voice calls, or local push buttons. These methods remain available when they are part of the installation.

• FlexVander SMSSend an SMS such as 'T' to the device phone number to start pressure pump 1.
• FlexVander voice callsCall the device phone number and press 1 to start pressure pump 1.
• FlexVander push buttonManual operation where a push button starts and stops pumps.

When local/offline SMS or voice access is configured, approved phone users can use the supported pump commands below. Emiko App start and stop uses Emiko access and is handled separately from local SMS and voice access.

The selected FVAPRG program still decides which pumps can be started or stopped.

In Program 2, an Emiko App stop action uses the shared stop function for the Program 2 pump set.

Optional SMS and voice operation - FlexVander program 1 without submersible pumpFlexVander program 1 controls pressure pumps without a submersible pump.

Use these commands when the installation runs program 1 and still needs SMS or voice-call control.

• T starts pressure pump 1.
• TT starts pressure pump 2.
• ST stops pressure pump 1.
• STT stops pressure pump 2.

Command	Voice key	Function
T	1	Start pressure pump 1.
TT	2	Start pressure pump 2.
ST	5	Stop pressure pump 1.
STT	6	Stop pressure pump 2.

Optional SMS and voice operation - FlexVander program 2 with submersible pumpFlexVander program 2 controls pressure pumps with a shared submersible pump.

Use these commands when the installation runs program 2 and still needs SMS or voice-call control.

• D starts the submersible pump.
• T starts pressure pump 1. If the submersible pump is not running, the submersible pump starts first.
• TT starts pressure pump 2. If the submersible pump is not running, the submersible pump starts first.
• S stops all Program 2 pumps through the shared stop function. The installation wiring and stop circuit must ensure that the connected pumps stop correctly through that function.

In Program 2, SMS, voice, and Emiko App stop actions use one installed stop function/output for the Program 2 pump set. The electrical wiring and stop circuit must be made so the connected pumps stop correctly through that function.

Command	Voice key	Function
T	1	Start pressure pump 1. If the submersible pump is not running, the submersible pump starts first.
TT	2	Start pressure pump 2. If the submersible pump is not running, the submersible pump starts first.
D	3	Start the submersible pump.
S	0	Stop all Program 2 pumps through the shared stop function/output.

Service status and manual actions

The following command groups support service, troubleshooting, and existing command workflows. They do not replace Emiko as the normal daily operating interface.

Set hour counter

Set the hour counter for each pump when service or maintenance tracking requires a manual correction.

• TINH1 0 resets the hour counter for the submersible pump.
• TINH2 0 resets the hour counter for pressure pump 1.
• TINH3 0 resets the hour counter for pressure pump 2.
• Use the relevant TINH# parameter with the required number of seconds when a counter must be set to a specific value, for example 72000 for 20 hours.

Consumption

Retrieve information about operating hours and energy consumption when you need a command-level service check.

• FVASTA returns status related to operating hours and energy consumption.

Operating status

Retrieve information about pumps, operating hours, and pressure.

• FVAPMP returns status related to pumps, operating hours, and pressure.

Inputs/outputs

Retrieve the status of inputs and outputs when you want to check current signals during operation or local troubleshooting.

• FVAIO returns the current input/output status.
• See additional troubleshooting here.

Local operation with push button

If the system has a local push button, the pumps can be started and stopped manually. The behaviour depends on the selected program and controller platform.

FlexVander LX9 eco and FlexVander LX9 pro

Local operation uses optional physical push-button inputs at the installation. Configure the input with FVALOCIN.

• The selected FlexVander program decides which pumps the local push button can operate.
• The installed stop circuit/output decides how the connected pumps are stopped.
• See the local input information in the LX9 eco IO list or the LX9 pro IO list before wiring the push button.

FlexVander AX9 encore and FlexVander NX-910

If program 1 is selected:

• Press for 3 seconds to stop all pumps.
• Press briefly to start pressure pump 1.
• Press briefly again to start pressure pump 2.

If program 2 is selected:

• Press for 3 seconds to stop all pumps.
• Press briefly to start the submersible pump.
• Press briefly again to start pressure pump 1.
• Press briefly again to start pressure pump 2.

FlexVander LX4 pro and FlexVander DX4i pro

If program 1 is selected:

• Press PUMP 1 to start or stop pressure pump 1.
• Press PUMP 2 to start or stop pressure pump 2.

If program 2 is selected:

• Press SUBMERSIBLE PUMP to start or stop the submersible pump.
• Press PUMP 1 to start or stop pressure pump 1, which also starts the submersible pump.
• Press PUMP 2 to start or stop pressure pump 2, which also starts the submersible pump.

Service diagnostics

These commands are mainly for service work and service verification.

Message receivers

Retrieve the stored additional message recipients used for SMS, email, voice, and service workflows.

• RECSHOW shows the stored message receivers.

Signal strength

Retrieve the current signal strength to check the GSMGSM (Global System for Mobile Communications) is a widely used standard for mobile communication and data. signal.

• SIGNAL returns the current GSM signal strength.

Program information

Retrieve information about the program and equipment status.

• FVADEV returns program and version status.