PART VIGetting to know the screens
CHAPTER 24

System and Status

24.1 The System screen

It holds the equipment's identification, its network details and the maintenance actions.

The System screen: identification, versions, network and maintenance actions. The identifiers in this image have been replaced with example values.
The System screen: identification, versions, network and maintenance actions. The identifiers in this image have been replaced with example values.
InformationWhat it is for
UUIDThe equipment's unique identifier. It is what you give to support, and what you use for the Aquarino Controller integration
FirmwareVersion of the equipment's internal system
ManagerVersion of the interface
LicenseLicensing status. Equipment registered with your e-mail shows as Licensed — if it shows otherwise, check the User E-mail field (Chapter 6)
UptimeHow long the equipment has run without restarting
MAC addressNetwork identity. This is what you use to reserve its IP on your router
SSID / IPThe network it is connected to and the address to reach it

Available actions

ButtonWhat it does
System StatusOpens the detailed diagnostics (section 24.2)
Date/TimeSets the internal clock
ConfigurationShortcut to the configuration screen
Wifi SettingsChanges the Wi-Fi network
RestartRestarts the equipment. No settings are lost
ShutdownEnds operation safely before you unplug it
Factory ResetErases all settings and returns to the original state

24.2 System Status

This is the diagnostics screen. You will probably never need it — but when you do, it is the one support will ask you to open.

System Status groups alkalinity, probe, device, inputs and outputs, network, levels, dosers and automation.
System Status groups alkalinity, probe, device, inputs and outputs, network, levels, dosers and automation.
BlockWhat it reports
AlkalinityReference KH, tank KH, pH, fill and calibration dates
Analog pHHealth, noise, millivolts, whether it is calibrated, and probe slope
DeviceInternal health: I2C, clock, memory card, filesystem, free memory and fragmentation
I/OState of inputs and outputs, including the air pump and the Co2 Port
NetworkDHCP, signal quality, error counters, last cloud sync and MQTT state
LevelsLevel sensors for chambers A, B and C
DoserState of each dosing pump
AutomationProcess in progress, error, elapsed and remaining time, and percentage