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OPERATION OVERVIEW:

The following information outlines the procedure for the setting and operation of

the control panel of the TPS™ Copper/Silver Water Ionization system refered to

herein as 150-10 MPC

The lights and functions on the control panel are as follows:

"FWD" is the operation of the forward cycle of the ionization process. Current di-

rection is from anode(+) to cathode(-). The indicator is on when this is functioning.

"REV" is the reverse cycle of the ionization process. Current direction is from cath-

ode(-) to anode(+). The indicator is on when this is functioning "ANODE" indicates

there is current flowing from one electrode to another. The indicator is on when

this is functioning.

"SET/RESET" is used to start the ionization process or allow the operator to

change the duty cycle. "SET DUTY CYCLE" increases or decreases the numbers in

the digital readout. The "DUTY CYCLE" display gives a visual reading from 1 to 99.

This indicates the time the system is sending power to the electrodes.

OPERATION DETAIL:

Step by Step Operation:

When the transformer is plugged into the AC power, the digital readout on the

control panel will activate. To activate the system or change the settings, follow the

instructions below.

1) Press the "Set/Reset" button. The digital readout will start to flash.

2) Press the "Set Duty Cycle" button, and the numbers on the read out will increase

in single digits each time the button is pressed. If you continue to hold the button

down, the readout will advance for as long as the button is held, and will cycle through

the range from 1 to 99 continually. Cycle through to reach the chosen number.

3) Press the "Set/Reset" button again. This will activate the system on the desired

setting. The display will stop flashing, and show the selected setting. By adjusting

the time the current is sent to the electrodes, you adjust the amount of copper

dispensed into the water. A test kit is provided to measure the copper content of

the water. Follow the instructions on the test kit to determine the level.

The recommended range is between 0.25 and 0.4 parts per million (PPM). If the