Chicago Faucets Geberit Manufacturing Inc.

2100 S. Clearwater Drive 1100 Boone DriveDes Plaines, IL 60018 Michigan City, IN 46360(800) 323-5060 (219) 879-4466

User Guide - Galileo ver 1.0

Commander

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1. Overview Geberit Commander™ software allows tool-free faucet control for the Chicago Faucets Galileo 650 and 680 Series electronic faucets. Geberit Commander’s quick and easy infrared control makes troubleshooting, maintenance and operational changes easy. The patented Geberit Commander™ system uses wireless technology to communicate with the faucet to provide:

• Error diagnosis • Maintenance scheduling • Faucet history • Current faucet status • Battery information • Ability to change faucet modes and ranges • Ability to increase or decrease delay times • Troubleshooting help • On hand Parts List and Contact Information

1.1 Geberit Infrared Embedded Intelligence The Geberit Infrared embedded intelligence in the faucet controls the faucet and makes it works. Geberit Infrared delivers advanced I.R. features and trouble-free electronic water control of all types, shapes and sizes in almost any environment. This new cutting-edge technology not only delivers advanced features such as digital reflection filtering and adjustable power output range, but also provides two-way interaction between Chicago Faucets Infrared-enabled appliances and the Palm-based hand-held Geberit Commander.

2. Getting Started NOTE: Do not attempt to use Geberit Commander on the Palm computer under the faucet. The water could come on if you are too close to the

faucet. This will damage the Palm and void your Palm warranties. Turn the Palm on to access the Geberit Commander icon. If you do not see the icon, tap the Applications icon until you see the Geberit Commander icon or tap the triangle in the top right corner of the screen to display the pick list. Select ALL from the pick list at top right. Tap the Geberit Commander icon shown in Figure 1.

Figure 1 – Geberit Commander Icon

2.1 License Agreement In order to start using the Geberit Commander software you must first tap the Accept button, shown in Figure 2, indicating that you have read and agree to the license agreement in the back of this manual.

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Figure 2 – License Agreement Notice

2.2 Communication Distance Requirements The Get Faucet Data or Adjust Faucet functions work from 9-24 inches away from the faucet sensor. Fresh or charged batteries in the Palm computer optimize the communication distance.

3.0 Geberit Commander Main Menu NOTE: Do not attempt to begin using Geberit Commander with the Palm under the faucet. The water could come on if you are too close to the

faucet. This will damage the Palm computer and void your Palm computer warranties. The three icons on the Geberit Commander main menu, shown in Figure 3, function as follows:

Scan Geberit Fitting retrieves and stores faucet and/or flush valve data. View Your Palm Scans provides all previously scanned faucet and/or flush valve data without having to scan the fitting.

View General Information  allows access to six different information areas for a desired product without having to scan the fitting. These areas include: 1) Review Galileo Palm

Scans, 2) Contact Geberit, 3) Galileo Accessories, 4) Replacement Parts, 5) Troubleshooting and 6) Help Quit allows the user to exit theGeberit Commander Application

Figure 3 – Geberit Commander Main Menu

4.0 Scan Geberit Fitting Tapping the Scan Geberit Fitting button on the main menu initiates the data retrieval process from the faucet. The user is being notified that the scanning is in process by displaying the following scanning message (figure 4a).

Figure 4a - Scanning in processIf no fitting is seen in 10 sec, the Commander will time out, prompting the user to try again (figure 4b). Adjusting the distance and angle to the faucet can provide a better chance of a complete successful scan.

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Figure 4b - Scan Time Out

4.1 Get Faucet Data Tapping the Scan Geberit Fitting button on the main menu retrieves all the information about the faucet you select and saves all that information to the Palm automatically. The faucet data can also be reviewed and edited. To review faucet data on a specific faucet, point the Palm at the faucet sensor then tap the Fitting History button on the main menu. The Get Data menu displays the faucet data as shown in Figure 4c.

Figure 4c – Get Data Menu

4.2 Fitting History By tapping the Fitting History button from Get Data Screen, user will enter Review Data Screen and will be viewing the detailed information of the fitting that was scanned last. Review Data screen is shown in Figure 4d. Each of the tabs in Review Data screen has a number of faucet data as it’s content. The Power tab contains data on the following: Power Level (volts) and Current Error Status. The Settings tab contains data showing the Operating Mode, Range Setting, Range Offset, Delay Setting, Palm Settings Used and Manual Setting Used.

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The Time tab includes the Date Stamp of the scan, the Time Stamp of the scan and the Total on-time for the faucet since it was powered up or reset.

The Usage tab includes the Number Of Uses and Uses Per Day.

Figure 4d – Faucet History (Review Data Screen) Tapping the Help button provides additional information about how to use Commander Software. Tapping the Note button will display any notes related to the fitting viewed (note could be only viewed and not edited – for edit use Edit Button). Tapping the Search button user can look for data of a known fitting by knowing either serial number or location of the fitting (location of the fitting must be initially entered by the user). Tapping the < > buttons user can scroll to either next lower or higher scan (serial number or time related - depending on user setup serial number or time of scan). Tapping the Back button returns the user to the Get Data Menu or a previous screen. Tapping the Exit button enables the user to the Main Menu. Tapping the Edit button allows the user to edit the Location, Power source (AC or Battery) and a Note for that specific serial number. Please refer to your Palm hand-held User Guide for instructions on how to enter alphanumeric characters. The Location field is limited to 16 alphanumeric characters or spaces. If neither the AC nor Battery boxes are checked, Unknown will display on your Palm in the Power field of that specific faucet’s data. The Note field is limited to 64 alphanumeric characters or spaces. The Edit screen is shown in Figure 4e.

Figure 4e– Edit Unit Information

Tapping the Cancel button will not save any changes to the data and takes you back to the Review Data screen. Tapping the Clear button removes all data from the Location and Note fields. Tapping the Restore button allows you to undo any changes and bring the previously stored data back up. Tap the Save button to save any changes. The information will be seen each time a Get Faucet Data scan is taken on that specific faucet or you are reviewing that specific faucet serial number.

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5. Adjust Fitting Adjusting Faucet is easily done from the Get Faucet Data Menu. Tap the Adjust Fitting button and drop down menu will appear as shown in Figure 5a.

Figure 5a – Adjust Faucet Menu

5.1 Factory / Current Reset Factory Settings / Current Settings enable user to look at the current and factory settings. Reset To Factory Settings will erase all the Palm modified setting changes and reset the fitting to settings indicated by the internal DIP switches (if the switches were never moved, the unit will be in Factory Setting – NORMAL RANGE and NORMAL MODE). The entire faucet related data will be erased. In order to insure that reset to either Factory or Current Settings is done intentionally the user will be prompt to confirm (figure 5b).

Figure 5b – Reset Confirmation

5.2 Adjust Modes Adjust Mode Menu enables user to choose between four available modes (figure 5c).

Operating Modes: • Normal mode – water flows within 1/4 second after activating sensor (i.e., putting hands in front of collar) and continues to stay on as long as

motion is detected. Maximum on time is 45 seconds. This is the factory default setting. By tapping the set button the specified value is sent to the faucet. (figure 5d).

• Scrub mode – water continues to flow for 60 seconds (default) after deactivating the sensor (i.e., removing hands). Other factory-preset times are 120 and 180 seconds. Custom setting can be set to any second value between 0-180 sec. By tapping the set button the specified value is sent to the faucet. (figure 5e).

• Metered mode – the 10-second on time (default) starting from first hand detection. Custom setting can be set to any second value between 0-180 sec. By tapping the set button the specified value is sent to the faucet. Delay time 0-5 sec is the time range that the faucet user must leave detection area before another metered water flow is initiated. (figure 5f).

• Water Saver mode – 5-second maximum on time starting from first hand detection and fast turnoff when hands are removed. Delay time 0-5 sec is the time range that the faucet user must leave detection area before another metered water flow is initiated. (figure 5g).

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Figure 5c – Adjust Mode Menu

Figure 5d – Normal Mode Menu

Figure 5e –Scrub Mode Menu

Figure 5f – Metering Mode Menu

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Figure 5g –Water-Saver Mode Menu

6.0 Adjust Range Adjust Range Menu enables user to choose between four factory available ranges (figure 6). Range Modes:

• Short – 3 1/2” • Normal – 4 3/4” (factory default) • Far – 5 3/8” • Maximum – 8” *Range Offset Adjustment- Moving the scrollbar, you can add or subtract additional distance to pre-set range modes.

Figure 6 – Range Mode Menu

7. Troubleshooting Tapping the Troubleshooting button on the main menu takes you to an interactive Troubleshooting form shown in Figure 7.

Figure 7– Troubleshooting

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8. Information Tap the Information button on the main menu to access the Information menu shown in Figure 8a. This information is also available without having to scan the fitting, from the main menu (figure 8b).

Figure 8a – Information Figure 8b – Information (without scan)

8.1 Parts List Accessing the Parts List button displays the Galileo Replacement Parts form shown in Figure 8c. The available electronics field replacement parts are displayed.

Figure 8c– Galileo Replacement Parts Left and right arrow buttons are available to quickly take you to available Mechanical and Miscellaneous replacement parts.

8.1.1 Mechanical Tapping the Mechanical button displays the Mechanical Field Replacement Parts – Galileo form shown in Figure 8d.

Figure 8d – Mechanical Field Replacement Parts – Galileo

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8.1.2 Miscellaneous Tapping the Miscellaneous button displays the Miscellaneous Field Replacement Parts – Galileo form shown in Figure 8e.

Figure 8e – Miscellaneous Field Replacement Parts – Galileo .

8.3 Accessories Tapping the Accessories button on the Information menu takes you directly to the Accessories form shown in Figure 8f.

Figure 8f – Accessories Field Replacement Parts – Galileo

8.4 How to Contact Chicago Faucets The Contact Chicago Faucets button on the Information form lists two methods for contacting Chicago Faucets. The two contact methods are: Website : www.chicagofaucets.com

Phone : 1-800-832-8783

9 Backup Data It is extremely important that you follow a strict backup routine to avoid the loss of any scanned data. Your scanned faucet data is automatically backed up to your desktop computer when you HotSync. For more information on the HotSync operation, refer to the Palm User Guide you received with your Palm.

10 Help Help is provided throughout Geberit Commander. Help is context sensitive.

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GEBERIT COMMANDER SOFTWARE END-USER LICENSE AGREEMENT

The GEBERIT COMMANDER software (the "Software") is owned exclusively by The Chicago Faucet Company (“CFC”).

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• By clicking on the “ACCEPT” button; or

• By downloading, installing and/or using the Software. If you do not agree to all of the terms and conditions of this Agreement you should proceed as follows: • Click the “DO NOT ACCEPT” button; and • Uninstall the Software from your computer hard drive and do not use the Software. 1. LICENSE GRANT

(a) License. Upon acceptance of this Agreement, and subject to your continued compliance with the terms and conditions of this Agreement, CFC grants you a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, terminable license to use the Software solely for internal business purposes and solely on one Designated Terminal (the "Standard License").

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You acknowledge and agree that the Software is owned solely by CFC and is protected by United States copyright laws and international laws and treaties. Title, ownership rights, and intellectual property rights in and to the Software, shall remain solely in CFC. Title and related rights in the content, including any and all trademarks owned by CFC or another third party accessed through the Software is the property of the applicable content owner and may be protected by applicable law. Nothing contained herein shall be construed to grant you rights to such content or confer by implication, estoppel or otherwise, any license or right to use any, name, trade name, trademark, or service mark of CFC. 5. TERMINATION CFC, at its sole discretion, and in addition to any other remedies it may have, may immediately terminate this Agreement if you fail to comply with the limitations and conditions described herein. On termination, you must destroy all copies of the Software and Documentation and certify such destruction to CFC within thirty (30) days. In the event of termination, CFC shall have no obligation to refund any license fees paid to CFC. 6. EXPORT CONTROLS You agree that you will not, without the prior written consent of CFC, transmit, directly or indirectly, the Software to any country outside of the United States. To the extent that CFC consents to export of the Software outside of the United States under this Agreement, you agree to comply with and be responsible for understanding any and all export regulations and rules in effect at that time. 7. STATEMENTS

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