HYDROS Online Manual HYDROS WaveEngine Setting up the WaveEngine LE

Setting up the WaveEngine LE

WaveEngine LE Pump Controller

Device Features

  • Direct Pump Outputs: 2
  • 24V Power INPUT: 1
  • 0- 10V IN Port with four channels (Purple): 1
  • Command Bus Ports (Blue): 2

Important Information:

  • WiFi Compatibility: 2.4GHz ONLY
  • IP Rating: 65 (dust and splashproof, NOT waterproof)
  • Mounting Bracket: Yes
    WARNING: Mount the device permanently to an elevated wall or side panel. NEVER place the unit on the floor. Ensure all cables have proper drip loops.
  • Warranty: 1-Year Limited

Step 1: Register the Device

  • Download the HYDROS app from the Apple App or Google Play Store. 
  • Please follow the instructions here to connect your device to WiFi and register it. 

Step 2: Update the Firmware (if needed)

  • Firmware updates are released frequently, and your device may not have the latest version installed. If your device requires a firmware update, please install it before you begin configuring it. You can follow the instructions here to update your device firmware. 

Step 3: Add to Collective (optional)

Q: What is a Collective? 
A: HYDROS devices can link up to form one seamless system! This means you won’t need to manage and adjust each individual device. The HYDROS app will gather all your sensors, probes, force, drive, and 0-10V ports together, making it easy to configure and control them as a unified presence!
 
Q: This is my first and only device. Do I need to create a collective? 
A: No, you don’t need to! We totally get that upgrade itch, and when you purchase your next HYDROS device, the fun begins! You can start by creating a collective with your first device and then quickly add your second device immediately after. It’s all about making your setup just the way you like it!
 

Step 4: Configure your Controller

Now that you have completed the device registration and can view the status screen, it is time to start configuring it.

  • Define a Pump: The device will not automatically detect your connected pump. You must define the pump to which you connect the direct drive ports. Click here to learn more.
  • Create a Flow Schedule: Once you define the pump, you must create flow schedules to run your pumps. Click here to learn more.
    Here are some examples of commonly created flow schedules:

  • 0-10V IN: Please refer to the “Inputs/Sensors” section of the online instructions.
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