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7.1.d MENU/ENTER Button
The MENU/ENTER button allows the operator to choose and set program menu options. The
owner / operator should not normally need to access these features on a regular basis.
Press to enter the menu options. Use the △ or▽ buttons to scroll through the menu and the
MENU/ENTER button to select the desired function.
7.1.e TEST Button (Diagnostic Menu)
A program and parameter menu used to view the currently programmed settings.
The unit will automatically sequence through various displays and then return to normal
operation. You can also press the △ or▽ button to scroll forwards and backwards. Press the
MENU/ENTER button again to skip the remaining displays and exit back to normal operation.
Follow the instructions listed below to get accurate results.
1. If the unit is in the Boost mode, take the unit out of Boost mode. See "Review of Main Menu
Programming" on page 19.
2.
Power the system off at the power breaker switch. Wait three (3) minutes for unit to completely
discharge any remaining electricity to the cells.
3.
Power on the unit and put back into the Boost mode or increase the Purifier to 100% output. Let the
unit run for three (3) minutes.
4.
Press TEST to initiate the test sequence. Record diagnostics information, including Cell Amps and
Volts for each cell.
5.
Deactivate Boost mode and return purifier output % to the original setting.
The display will automatically sequence through the following information and then return to
normal operation. You can also press △ or▽ to scroll forwards and backwards. Press the
MENU/ENTER button again to skip the remaining displays and exit back to normal operation.
l Software Ver. X.x – Current version of the control board display software
l Power Setting – High / Low (Factory default is Low)
l Alarm – Enabled / Disabled (Factory default is Enabled)
l Reverse – # hrs. –The reverse rate programmed in the Installation Menu (Factory default is 4 hours)
l Salt – ### ppm (#.# g/L)” – The Tri-sensor salt reading. The optimum salt level is 3,500 ppm (mg/L),
4,500 ppm (mg/L) for efficient chlorine production
l Add ## Salt (lbs.) – (Amount needed to maintain 3,000 ppm (mg/L)
l Water Temperature ##° F (##° C) – The temperature of the water flowing through the Tri-sensor
l Pool Volume - gallons (litres) –The pool volume programmed in the Installation Menu
l Cell x - ##V – Cell number and volts to the cell measured for each cell connected
l ##### Amp-Hrs, and then
l SW Ver: - #.##
l RS232 Enabled / Disabled - Factory use only and set to Enabled
l
ATC Enabled / Disabled - Automatic Temperature Compensation feature. See "Patented Temperature
Compensation" on page 8. Factory default is Enabled and cannot be changed
7.1.f WARNING Light and Audible Alarm
The WARNING light will flash to warn the unit may need attention. A warning message will also
be displayed. If enabled, an audible alarm may also be heard when the system light is flashing.
Unless deemed a normal condition per below, refer to the "Troubleshooting" section.
l Flashes red when pump is off / water flow is insufficient
l Flashes when salt is low (check salt and add as needed)
l Flashes when water temperature exceeds 125 °F (51 °C), or drops below 10 °F (-12 °C)
Note: When enabled, an audible alarm will sound due to any of the above three (3) conditions.
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