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A ll Button and O neTouch
™
C ontrol Panels
Important Safety Precautions
When installing and using this electrical equipment, these basic safety precautions should always be followed:
1.
READ AND FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS
.
LIRE LA NOTICE TECHNIQUE.
2.
DANGER
- to reduce the risk of injury, do not permit children to use this product unless they are closely supervised at all times.
3. All electrical work must be performed by a licensed electrician and must conform to all national, state, and local codes.
4. WARNING: Water temperature in excess of 100°F/38°C may be injurious to your health.
AVERTISSEMENT: Il peut être dangereux pour la santé de se plonger dans de l'eau à plus de 100°F/38°C.
Prolonged immersion in hot water may induce hyperthermia. Hyperthermia occurs when the internal temperature of the body reaches a level several degrees above the normal body temperature of 98.6°F/37°C.The
symptoms of hyperthermia include dizziness, fainting, drowsiness, lethargy, and an increase in the internal temperature of the body. The effects of hyperthermia include: 1) unawareness of impending danger; 2) failure to perceive heat; 3) failure to recognize the need to exit spa; 4) physical inability to exit spa; 5) fetal damage in pregnant women; 6) unconsciousness resulting in a danger of drowning. WARNING - The use of alcohol, drugs, or medication can greatly increase the risk of fatal hyperthermia in hot tubs and spas. La consommation d'alcool ou de drogue augmente considérablement les risques d'hyperthermie mortelle dans une cuve de relaxation.
5. Install to provide drainage of compartment for electrical components.
6. Install at least five (5) feet (152.4cm) from the inside wall of the pool and tub. Canadian installations must be at least three (3) meters from the water. Les installations canadiennes doivent se trouver à au moins trois (3) mètres de l'eau.
7. A ground-fault circuit-interrupter must be provided if this device is used to control underwater lighting fixtures. The conductors on the load side of the ground-fault circuit-interrupter shall not occupy conduit, boxes or enclosures containing other conductors unless the additional conductors are also protected by a ground-fault circuit-interrupter.
Refer to local codes for complete details.
8. A terminal bar marked GROUND is provided within the Power Center. To reduce the risk of electrical shock, connect this terminal bar to the grounding terminal of your electric service or supply panel with a continuous green insulated copper wire equivalent in size to the circuit conductors supplying this equipment, but no smaller than No. 12 AWG
(3.3 mm). In addition, a second wire connector should be bonded with a No. 8 AWG (4.115mm) copper wire to any metal ladders, water pipes, or other metal within 5 feet (1.52m) of the tub.
9. CONTROL SYSTEM IS INTENDED TO CONTROL HEATERS WITH BUILT-IN HIGH LIMIT CIRCUITS ONLY.
10. PLEASE SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS.
SPECIFICATIONS (USA & CANADA):
POWER SUPPLY: 120 Volts A.C.; 60 Hz.; 3 amps.
CONTACT RATING: (High Volt.) 25 amp; 3 h.p. @ 240 Volts A.C.,
1½ h.p. @ 120 Volts A.C.;
1500 Watts Incandescent
CONTACT RATING: (Low Volt.) Class Two, 1 amp at 24V A.C.
EMERGENCY SERVICE SWITCHES: All circuits.
DIMENSIONS (USA & CANADA):
Standard Power Center: Height-13¾"; Width-14½"; Depth-5"
Sub Panel Power Center: Height-20"; Width-14½"; Depth-5"
All Button Control Panel: Length-8"; Width-5"; Depth-1¼"
OneTouch Control Panel Height-4½"; Width-4½"; Depth-1¼"
Four Function Switch: Diameter-2¾"
SPECIFICATIONS (EUROPEAN):
POWER SUPPLY: 230-240V~50/60 Hz.; 3 A.
CONTACT RATING: (High Volt.) 25 A; 3 h.p.@240Volts V~
CONTACT RATING: (Low Volt.) Class Two@24V~
EMERGENCY SERVICE SWITCHES: All circuits.
DIMENSIONS (EUROPEAN):
Standard Power Center: Height-35.3cm; Width-37.2cm; Depth-12.8cm
Sub Panel Power Center: Height-51.3cm; Width-37.2cm; Depth-12.8cm
All Button Control Panel: Length-20.5cm; Width-12.8cm; Depth-3.2cm
OneTouch Control Panel Height-11.43cm; Width-11.43cm; Depth-3 cm
Four Function Switch: Diameter-7.1cm
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Table of Contents
Safety Precautions
Safety Precautions
Specifications
Dimensions
Table of Contents
System Overview
Controller Package
Power Center
Options and Accessories
Other Options
Specialty Boards
TeleLink Kit
Surge Protection Kit
Basic Plumbing
Standard Plumbing for Pool and Spa
Non-Booster Pump Pressure-Side Pool Cleaner Plumbing
Booster Pump Pool Cleaner Plumbing
Solar System Plumbing
Power Center Connection
Power Center Preparation
High Voltage Wiring
Low Voltage Wiring (P.C. Board)
Auxiliary Power Centers
All Button Control Panel Wiring
Control panel Wiring
Setup for Multiple Controllers
DIP Switch Settings
OneTouch Control Panel Installation
Flush Mount
Surface Mount
Templates
All Button Programming and System Defaults
All Button Reset and Display Messages
OneTouch Programming and System Defaults
OneTouch Reset and Display Messages
Four Function Spa Side Switch or SpaLink ™ RS
Provisions
Preparation for Installation of Four Function Switch or SpaLink RS
AquaRite Chlorine Generator Installation
AquaLink ® RS Troubleshooting Quick Check List
AquaLink ® RS Heater Connections
Installation Guidelines
Cancel Button Flow Chart
All Button Menu Flow Chart
OneTouch Menu Flow Chart
AquaLink ® RS Wiring Diagram
System Overview
*Not Available in CE Models
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Other Options
S p ec ia lty Bo a rd s
A ux ilia ry /JVA Re la y B o a rd JVA R e la y In terloc k Bo a rd
Plug in JVA
Filter Pum p
(N orm ally P 3
F I LT E R P U M P
K 1
JV A
P 6
Tran s fo rm e r
S o cket
3
2
1
1
2
3 4
T B 3
J1
Re lay Co il
K 1
Tran s fo rm e r
Co n n ect ion
JVA S oc ket
P 4
No rm all y
T B 1
No rm ally
O p en
Extra R ela y
Socket
Plug into
Connec t to
J VA R e la y A u x B o a rd is u se d to op e ra te a J V A 2 4 4 0 fro m a ny Au xilia ry
J VA R e la y In terlo c k B o a rd is u se d to tu rn o ff o r o n a p ie c e o f eq uip m e n t a s th e syste m sw itc he s from p o o l to sp a .
D u a l S p a Sid e S w itc h
Inte rfa c e B o a rd
M u ltip le x B oa rd Lig h t D im m in g Re la y
S w it c h 2
Four
Conductor
W ire
S w it c h 3 M ultip lex B o a rd is re q u ired w h e n c o nn ec tin g m o re th a n 2 w ire s o n a
4 p in C o n n ec to r.
R eq u ire d fo r u se w h en u sin g a d im m er o n a sw itc h e d c irc uit.
R eq u ire d fo r u se w ith tw o or m o re
Sp a Sid e R e m o te s.
Re la y S p litte r D u a l Eq u ip m e n t H e a te r
In te rfa c e Bo a rd
2 -Sp e ed R e la y
K 1
To Relay 1
To Relay 2
Plug into
Re lay
Socket
R ela y Sp litter is u se d to tu rn o n tw o re la ys o ff o n e c irc u it.
TeleLink
®
Kit
*
R eq u ire d fo r u se w ith Aq ua Lin k
R S2 /6 , 2 /1 0 , or 2 /1 4 tw o h e a te rs.
R eq u ire d fo r u se w ith tw o sp e e d p u m p s.
Surge Protection Kit
*
As s bly. # 6941
5 *Not Available in CE Models
*Not Available in CE Models
Basic Plumbing
Plumbing for Pool and Spa Combination.
The diagram to the right shows a simplified version of a standard plumbing setup for a pool and spa that share the same filter pump, filter, and heater. The Intake and
Return JVAs (Jandy Valve Actuators) turn simultaneously so when the Spa button is pressed on the AquaLink ® RS
Controller, water circulation switches between pool and spa. Consult the JVA Installation Manual to ensure that the
Jandy Valve Actuators are "in synch" and rotate properly.
Please also note that if you have a pool only or a spa only, the diagram does not apply, and if your pool and spa have separate sets of equipment, you should install an
AquaLink ® RS 2/6 model Controller, designed to control separate equipment sets.
Non-Booster Pump Pressure-Side
Pool Cleaner Plumbing.
The diagram to the right shows standard plumbing for a non-booster pump pressure-side pool cleaner (i.e., Ray-Vac, Energy Sweep, etc.) To control this cleaner, control water circulation to the cleaner by using a Cleaner JVA (see right).
Plumb a three-port valve between the filter pump and the filter. Install a 2-port valve to open and close the cleaner line, and after the valve, install a
Jandy Energy Filter to provide filtration (as the main filter has been bypassed). Mount a JVA on the 2-port valve and set the cam(s) (see JVA
Manual) to turn 90º. Please note the installation of a non-booster pump pool cleaner requires moving DIP Switch #1 to the ON position.
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Basic Plumbing
Booster Pump Pool Cleaner Plumbing.
If you are using a Booster Pump Pool cleaner, plumb the booster pump so its suction side is connected to the pool return after the heater and as close to the ground as is practical (see diagram to the right). Please note that the installation of a booster pump pool cleaner requires moving DIP Switch #1 to the ON position.
Booster Pump Plumbing
Solar System Plumbing.
If a solar system is part of the equipment, plumb the solar feed and return lines between the main filter and the heater (see diagram to the right). Please be sure to make provision for solar drain down. Use a Jandy Non-Positive
Seal Valve to provide drain down. Plumb in a solar booster pump if needed.
NOTE: A Jandy (10K) Solar Sensor will be needed for solar system control. The sensor should be located near the solar panels and connected to the Power Center by
18 AWG wire.
If a solar booster pump is installed, follow the wiring diagram on page 34 for more information.
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Power Center Connection - High Voltage
Mount Power Center.
All electrical equipment, except for the Four Function Switch, must be five feet or more from pool /spa and comply with all national, state and local codes. If using a Jandy Power Center without built-in breaker compartment, install electrical supply panel with separate breakers for each load. Make sure that motors on equipment have built-in thermal protection. Use the grounding terminal, provided within the Power Center, for grounding. Bond all equipment, including the Power Center, to earth ground. (Install to provide drainage for all electrical components.) Mount no less than 5 feet from pool/spa and at least
5 feet off the ground. In areas where lightning strikes are common, install an external surge suppression device.
Run Conduit/Wire from Supply Panel.
Depending on the amount of equipment you want to control, run ¾" or larger conduit from the power supply panel to the lower side of the Power Center. If you are using the Power Center with built-in breaker compartment, wire power to the appropriate breakers. Pull in appropriate wire for equipment. Each piece of equipment requires its own high voltage relay.
Connect 120 volts to the power supply terminals. Connect equipment ground(s).
Wire Relay (install additional relays if needed).
For each piece of 240 volt equipment to be controlled, wire line power to the two line terminals of a Relay and wire
equipment to the two load terminals. For each piece of 120 volt equipment, wire power to a line terminal and the equipment to a load terminal. Order and install optional relay modules if additional equipment is to be installed. Wire all relays and feed the relay plugs through the holes into low voltage compartment. Plug in relay coils using the wiring diagram on page 34 as a guide.
Special Relays.
If you have a two-speed pump, you must order and install a two-speed relay. If you wish to install light dimming, you must order and install a light dimming relay.
Contact Ratings: Do not exceed any rating.
• Standard Relay
3 H.P. at 240 VAC
1 ½ H.P. at 120 VAC
25 Amps
1500 Watts
• Two Speed
2 H.P. at 240 VAC
1 H.P. at 120 VAC
20 Amps
• Light Dimming (12 VAC and 120 VAC)
1000 Watts incandescent
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Power Center Connection - High Voltage
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*This diagram shows wiring for a standard relay. For light dimming or two-speed operation, follow wiring instructions included with those relays.
Power Center Connection - Low Voltage
If connecting more than 2 items to the RS Power Center red 4 pin terminal bar, a multiplex PCB is required.
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Power Center Connection - Low Voltage
1. Connect 24V AC Power to Bezel and Mount Bezel.
Plug the orange 24V AC power plug from the transformer into its 3-pin terminal on the back of the Low Voltage Bezel, feed battery wires to front right and connect the Bezel to the Power Center with the screws provided. DO NOT INSTALL
BATTERY.
2. Mount JVAs & run wires to Power Center.
Refer to the JVA manual to install JVAs. Run JVA wires back to the low voltage compartment of the Power Center, through low voltage raceway, and plug the JVAs into their sockets. Make certain to plug Intake JVA into Intake socket, and Return JVA into Return Socket (see diagram). NOTE: Do not coil JVA cable inside Power Center. To shorten cable, remove JVA lid and undo cable wire nuts. Shorten, strip, and reconnect.
3. Connect Controller Cable to P. C. Board.
Make provision for Cable to be run between the Control Panel and the Power Center. Where cable runs underground or in concrete, it must be run in conduit. Never run high voltage and low voltage cable in the same conduit. Pull
Controller Cable into low voltage compartment. Strip back cable jacket 6". Strip each wire ¼" and connect to the red 4pin connector. Wire according to the Power Center P.C. Board Wiring Diagram. A Multiplex Kit may be required if connectong more than two wires to a 4-pin connector.
4. Install Spa Side Switch or SpaLink RS and connect to Terminals.
Spa Side Switch or SpaLink RS (optional)
Follow the instructions included with the Spa Side Switch or SpaLink RS to mount and wire.
NOTE: If more than one Spa Side Switch will be installed, an additional interface board is required,
Dual Spa Side Switch kit, Part No. 6588. For the SpaLink RS, a Rev. G or newer PPD is required and if more than one
SpaLink will be installed, a Multiplex Kit is required.
Radio Remote, and TeleLink Telephone Interface
To install, follow the instructions included with these optional items.
5. Connect Sensors to Terminals.
Water Temperature Sensor.
Drill 3/8" hole in pipe between filter pump and filter. Insert sensor and use clamp (provided) to hold in place. Remove the 10-pin terminal bar (green) from the PCB. Connect sensor wires to the 10-pin terminal bar as shown on the wiring diagram on page 34.
Freeze/Ambient Air Temperature Sensor (required). Air Sensor must be installed.
Install sensor outdoors where it will be subjected to shaded air temperature (not in sun). Connect sensor wires to the
10-pin terminal bar as shown on the wiring diagram. Connect other sensors to 10-pin terminal bar as shown on wiring diagram.
Solar Temperature Sensor (optional)
Install sensor adjacent to solar panels. Connect sensor wires to the 10-pin terminal bar as shown on the wiring diagram. Connect other sensors to 10-pin terminal bar as shown on wiring diagram. NOTE: If a solar sensor is not installed, the solar button can be labeled and used as an auxiliary.
6. Connect heater to Low Voltage Terminal.
(All gas heaters or heat pumps with thermostatic circuitry of 24V AC or less)
a. If you are connecting a Low Voltage heater, connect two 18-gauge wires, designed for use in hot environments, to the proper terminals on the 10-pin terminal bar. If you are connecting a High Voltage heater (not electronic ignition), you must instead connect the heater to a high voltage relay on the Power Center.
b. Bring the 2 heater wires from the P.C. Board over to the heater and wire nut in series with heater circuitry as if you were wiring a fireman's switch or a heater delay.
c. Turn the heater thermostat to maximum.
d. Turn heater toggle switch on.
e. Do not disconnect high limit or pressure switches.
NOTE: For connection to specific heater brands, please see the Heater Connection Installation Guidelines.
For Laars LX Heater (If the AquaLink RS has Rev. "I" or higher the LX must have a microprocessor with Rev. "C-10" or higher)
a. Remove LX GUI from the heater and turn the GUI over.
b. Run 4 conductor cable (red, black yellow, green) from the LX GUI red 4 pin terminal bar to the RS Power Center red 4 pin terminal bar.
c. If connecting more than 2 items to the RS Power Center red 4 pin terminal bar, a Multiplex Kit is required.
d. Replace the LX GUI on the heater.
7. Connect All Equipment to P.C. Board.
Connect the high voltage relay plugs into their appropriate sockets according to the wiring diagram located on the inside of the Power Center door or on page 34 of this manual.
8.
Set DIP Switches.
See page 14 to set DIP Switches for optional operation features.
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Turn on power to system, then connect 9-volt battery. (Do not connect battery if power is not supplied to unit).
10. Install Power Center Faceplate.
Use the screws provided to install and secure the Power Center Faceplate on to the Power Center.
Auxiliary Power Centers
Auxiliary Power Center Installation
You may have up to four (4) power centers on one (1) AquaLink RS system.
The four conductor RS485 cable going to the 4-pin (red) terminal bar on the auxiliary power centers can be wired either from the main power center, the indoor control panel or an optional accessory.
The auxiliary power centers can be located anywhere on the property, depending upon convenience and what devices are being controlled.
AUX B1 through B8, C1 through C8, and D1 through D8 on the indoor control panel operates the relays located in the auxiliary power centers. AUX B1 through B4 JVA sockets are energized when AUX B1 through B4 relay sockets are energized.
Note: If you are installing more than one accessory board, order and use a Jandy Multiplex Kit (p/n 6584). Never put more than two wires into each of the pins of the terminal bar. Use the multiplex board whenever more than two of the 4-wire cabes are being joined.
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All Button Control Panel Installation
Prepare Control Panel Site.
With the aid of the homeowner, find the best location for the Control Panel. To ensure the Control Panel is level, hold the
Mounting Bracket against the wall and mark the top inside of the upper right screw hole. Using this mark as a guide, place a level against the mounting wall and draw a horizontal line 4¼ inches to the left. Now use the Bracket as a template to mark holes for mounting screws (lining up the holes to the horizontal line). Drill ¼" holes for each screw and insert plastic anchors.
Mount Bracket and secure in place.
Connect Control Panel Cable to Control Panel.
Pull Control Panel Cable through the hole in the Mounting Bracket. Strip back cable jacket 6". Remove the terminal bar from the Control Panel P.C. Board, and wire Control Panel cable according to the wiring diagram on the back of this manual.
Connect the terminal bar to the Control Panel. Mount the Control Panel by putting the top in place first, then swinging the bottom in until the snap catches.
Cancel
Delay W2
W1
Multiple Control Panels
NOTE: If you are installing multiple Indoor Control Panels, you must "address" each one differently. Refer to instructions on following page for additional Control Panel(s).
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Control Panel (Back View)
Setup for Multiple Control Panels
All
Button
Control
Panel
First Control Panel Third Control Panel
Micro
Processor
Jumpers
W2
W1
OneTouch
Control
Panel
Red 4 pin connector
Second Control Panel Fourth Control Panel
AquaLink RS Control Panel Jumper Setting: Move these jumpers only when installing more than one Control Panel on a system.
The jumpers are used to give each Control Panel a unique system address. If you are using this Control Panel to replace an existing one, ensure the jumper settings match those on the one being replaced.
The AquaLink RS allows each system to support a maximum of four Indoor Control Panels. The Control Panels may be wired "In Series", starting from the first Control Panel (solid line), or each may be wired individually from the AquaLink Power Center (dotted line), or a combination of the two. To accomplish the "In Series" wiring scheme, you may "double-up" wires in the red terminal bars, but never put more than two wires into each pin of the terminal bars. If you need to join more than two of the 4-wire cables, order and install Jandy Part # 6584
(Multiplex PCB Kit).
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OR
M
OR
M
OR
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DIP Switch Settings
Use a pen or small tip screwdriver to slide switch to the right to turn on.
DIP #1 ON AUX 1 CONTROLS POOL CLEANER:
If you installed a booster pump for a pool cleaner, the relay coil for the booster pump must be plugged into the AUX 1 relay socket. If a non-booster pump cleaner is installed, plug the JVA into the cleaner JVA socket. Turn on DIP Switch #1.
• Main filter pump turns on whenever cleaner turns on.
• Cleaner will not turn on until filter pump has been on for 3 minutes (to ensure priming of system).
• Cleaner turns off when water circulation is to spa.
• Cleaner turns off when spa overflow feature is activated.
• Cleaner turns off for 3 minutes when solar is activated (to ensure air is purged from system).
• AquaLink RS Controller Display reads “CLEANER” rather than “AUX 1”.
DIP #2 ON AUX 2 CONTROLS LOW SPEED OF FILTER PUMP:
Turn this switch on if you want to control both speeds of a two-speed filter pump. With this switch on, the filter pump button on the AquaLink RS Controller will control high speed and the AUX 2 button will control low speed. IMPORTANT: You must also install a Jandy Two-Speed Relay, purchased separately. Install the Relay according to its installation instructions.
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DIP #3 ON ----- —AUX 3 CONTROLS SPA SPILLOVER (OPERATES WITH POOL/SPA COMBINATION UNITS):
Turn this switch on, and when the AUX 3 button on the AquaLink RS Controller (or Spa Side Switch) is pressed, the Return
Valve Actuator will rotate to spa circulation. Because the Intake Valve Actuator does not rotate, the spa will fill with water and overflow into the pool. NOTE: Leave AUX 3 relay socket empty.
DIP #4 ON - HEATER COOL DOWN DISABLED:
Turn this switch on to disable the heater cool down safety feature on the AquaLink RS. WARNING: Turn this DIP Switch on only if you are using an electric heater or heat pump that does not retain residual heat. If you are turning this switch on for service purposes, be sure to turn it back off after you have finished.
DIP #5 OFF - FACTORY USE ONLY:
This switch is used for calibration by Jandy technicians only, and to momentarily display the solar temperature.
Please leave this switch in the off position.
DIP # 6 ON -
Change Spare AUX. to active when Filter Pump is on and system is in spa mode (pool/spa combination units only).
DIP #7 - — NOT USED.
DIP #8 ON - HEAT PUMP INSTEAD OF GAS HEATER:
Turn this switch on if you have installed a heat pump instead of a gas heater.
OneTouch Control Panel Installation
1.
2.
3.
This document gives instructions for installing the Jandy
AquaLink
®
RS OneTouch Indoor Control Panel (surface and flush mount). The instructions must be followed exactly. Read through the instructions completely before starting the procedure.
Upper Flange
This Side and
Tip for 5/8"
Sheetrock
This Side and
Tip for 1/2"
Sheetrock
Determine the location of the controller. Be sure there is nothing behind the sheetrock where the controller will be mounted.
Place Template 1 in the location chosen for the control panel, cut a square in the sheetrock. Be careful to cut accurately with a razor knife or equivalent. Do not make the square oversized.
Run the 4 conductor wire, and pull it through the hole in the wall.
Lower Flange
Figure 2. Cleat Orientation
7.
Insert a screw through the screw boss. Put a cleat into the top “U” shaped hole (with the orientation determined in
Step 4). Thread the screw into the cleat. Hand tighten with a Phillips screwdriver. Repeat with second screw and cleat using the bottom hole. (see Fig. 3 & 4).
5 Pull the 4 conductor wire through the large hole in the flush mount box. Then push the box into the wall.
6.
Depending on what size sheet rock (5/8" or 1/2") determine which side of the cleat to be used.
a.
For 1/2" sheet rock face the large side of the cleat towards you (see Fig. 2).
Screw
Bosses b.
For 5/8" sheet rock, face the small side of the cleat towards you (see Fig. 2).
Slot Openings
Through Top,
Bottom, and
Back Walls
Figure 3. Cleat Location
Flush
Mount
Box
Sheetrock
(1/2" or 5/8"), with 4" Square
Cut Out
Slide cleat into slot opening, thread screw into cleat.
Lower flanges of cleat prevent the part from falling through the flush mount box.
Upper flanges of cleat provide a snap fit with top wall of box.
This allows the screw to be inserted without having to hold the cleat
Outside Wall Surface
Figure 1. Flush Mount Box Positioned in Sheetrock
Figure 4. Cleat Location
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OneTouch Control Panel Installation
Face Plate
Face Plate
PCB w/LCD &
Buttons
Flush Mount
Box
PCB w/LCD &
Buttons
Surface Mount
Box
Figure 5. AquaLink RS One Touch (surface and flush mount) Assembly
8.
Place the PCB w/LCD and buttons back into the box. Be sure the rubber washer is between the screw head and the
PCB. Hand tighten the screws. Snap the cover over the box.
Reset Button
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Determine the location of the controller. Be sure there is nothing behind the sheetrock where the controller will be mounted.
Place Template 2 in the location chosen for the controller, mark the holes for drilling. Drill the holes to fit the sheet rock anchors (recommended drill bit size is 3/16"). Install the sheet rock anchors. Drill the 1¼” hole for the 4 conductor wire.
Pull the 4 conductor wire through the 1¼” hole in the surface mount box. Mount the box to the wall using the screws provided with the product.
Place the PCB w/LCD and buttons back into the box. Be sure the rubber washer is between the screw head and the
PCB. Hand tighten the screws. Snap the cover over the box.
Figure 6 shows the locations of the Cancel Button and the
Reset Button on the OneTouch PCB.
J A N D Y A qu a L in k R S
0 1 /3 1 /00 M O N
6 :0 0 PM
F ILT ER PU M P O F F
A IR 7 9
E Q U IP M E N T O N /O F F
O N E T O U C H O N /O F F
M E N U / H E LP
Cancel Delay
Figure 6. Location, Cancel Delay and Reset Buttons
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OneTouch Installation Templates
Template 1- Flush Mount
4.03"
WARNING
Do not cut the sheetrock any bigger than the template.
4.03"
Figure 7. Flush Mount Template
Template 2- Surface Mount
Drill Thru 3/16"
(3) Places
Figure 8. Surface Mount Template
Drill Thru 1¼”
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All Button Control Panel Programming and System Defaults
Basic Programming.
To set a particular piece of equipment to turn on and off at predetermined timeS, press the MENU button, scroll to the PROGRAM
MENU, press ENTER, and then press the button for the equipment that you want to program. The Controller Display will ask you to enter the day. Use the arrow keys <—>* to select, and press ENTER. The display will now ask you for the starting time and ending time. Repeat this process for each piece of equipment that you wish to program. You may enter as many programs as needed for each piece of equipment.
Set the Time.
To set the time, press the Menu button. Use the arrow keys to scroll to the SET TIME Menu and press ENTER. Now scroll to the correct year and month and press ENTER. Scroll to the correct hour and minute and press ENTER.
Default Time
Depending on the age of the AquaLink RS, the following items can be found either in the Main Menu or in a Sub Menu under SETUP:
Default Time - 1:00 P.M.
Default Day - MONDAY
Default Date - 01/31/00
Set the Temperature.
Press the MENU button, scroll to the SET TEMP Menu item and press
ENTER. Use the arrow keys to select POOL or SPA and again, press
ENTER. Once you have selected which heater to set the temperature for, use the arrow keys to move to the desired temperature, and press
ENTER, to complete.
Label Auxiliary Functions.
To label Auxiliary functions, press the MENU button. Scroll to SYSTEM
SETUP and press ENTER, then scroll to the LABEL AUX Menu and press ENTER. Press the button to be labeled (example: AUX 1). Scroll to the desired label and press ENTER. Repeat for all functions.
NOTE 1: The labels "TIMED AUX", "AIR BLOWER", and "FILL LINE" are
30 minute timed circuits. NOTE 2: If DIP switch 1, 2 or 3 are on,
Auxiliaries 1, 2 and 3 are labeled CLEANER, LOW SPEED and
SPILLOVER respectively and cannot be relabeled.
Set Spa side Switch or SpaLink RS Functions.
The buttons on the Spa Side Switch or the SpaLink RS may be set to control any functions the home owner wishes. To the right is a list of default settings for the Switch. If you wish to change which functions the
Switch(es) control, first press the MENU button. Scroll to SYSTEM
SETUP and press ENTER, then scroll to FOUR FUNCTION SWITCH
(SPA SWITCH on Rev. G or higher) or SPA LINK and press ENTER.
Follow the prompts to assign each REMOTE button.
Set Freeze Protection.
AquaLink RS Freeze Protection senses when the air temperature falls below 38º F and automatically turns on the filter pump to circulate the water, thus preventing freezing of pipes. To add freeze protection to other equipment, press the MENU button. Scroll to SYSTEM SETUP and press ENTER, then scroll to FRZ PROTECT and press ENTER.
Press the button for the equipment you want to protect.
Assign JVAs.
The Assign JVAs Menu lets you assign Jandy Valve Actuators (JVAs) to any auxiliary button. This means that whenever you press that auxiliary button, a valve turns. On pool/spa combination models, there are two JVA Valve Actuators that can be assigned to auxiliary buttons: the Cleaner JVA and the Solar JVA. On pool only/spa only models, there are four JVAs available. The AquaLink RS installer must set up these JVAs for this feature to operate correctly.
Assigning JVAs lets the owner control certain features like diverting water to a waterfall or bank of spa jets.
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Default Temperature
Default Pool Temp - 80ºF.
Default Spa Temp - 102ºF.
Default Temperature
Default Switch Setting
Button 1 - Spa (Filter Pump)*
Button 2 - Spa Heater (Temp1)*
Button 3 - AUX 1
Button 4 - AUX 2
* pool/spa only controls.
Default Freeze Protect. Settings
FILTER PUMP: Freeze Protection ON. ALL OTHER
EQUIPMENT, Freeze Protection OFF.
NOTE: If you select SPA to be freeze protected, water circulation will switch between pool and spa every 30 minutes during freezing conditions once freeze mode is active.
How to assign values:
1. Press the MENU button. Use the FORWARD and BACK buttons to move to SYSTEM SETUP. Press ENTER. Use
FORWARD button to move to ASSIGN JVAs Menu and press ENTER. The AquaLink RS display will read
CLEANER JVA <—>*. If both JVAs are being used, you will not be able to use this Menu.
2. Use the FORWARD and BACK arrows to choose among the JVA's listed. When the JVA you want to assign to an auxiliary is displayed, press ENTER.
3. The AquaLink RS display will read SELECT AUX TO
ASSIGN JVA TO. Press the button of the Auxiliary that you want to activate the JVA.
All Button Control Panel Reset and Display Messages
Reviewing:
To review equipment, press the MENU button, then use the FORWARD arrow to scroll to the REVIEW menu. Press ENTER, use the arrows to scroll to the item you wish to review, and press ENTER again.
Canceling Items:
If you make a mistake in programming or you want to change, for example, the ON/OFF times for a specific device, you can cancel programs for that piece of equipment. For example, to CANCEL A DIMMER, press the CANCEL button; use the forward and back buttons to advance to DIMMERS and press ENTER. The AquaLink RS display will prompt to select an Aux.
Press the button of the Auxiliary for which you want to cancel the dimmer.
If you want to cancel a JVA assignment, first press the CANCEL button (if no JVAs are assigned, you cannot use this function). Use the FORWARD and BACK arrows to advance to JVA ASSIGNS and press ENTER. The AquaLink RS display will read CLEANER JVA. Use the FORWARD and BACK arrows to toggle between JVAs to cancel. When the JVA assignment that you want to cancel is displayed, press ENTER. The AquaLink display will read PRESS ENTER TO CANCEL
JVA ASSIGNMENT, or CANCEL TO ABORT. Press ENTER to cancel the JVA assignment, or press CANCEL to abort.
Resetting the System:
To remove all labeling, programming, assignments, and temperature settings, press the MENU button, scroll to CLEAR
MEMORY and press ENTER twice.
Power Center Service Switch:
AUTO Mode (automatic):
The Controller has complete control of all functions. All programmed settings will operate. All safety delays and equipment protection interlocks are operational.
SERVICE Mode:
The Power Center has complete control of all functions. Service Mode must be turned On/Off at the Power Center. No programmed settings will operate. CAUTION: In service mode, the safety interlocks for equipment protection are overridden.
TIMEOUT Mode:
The Power Center has complete control for 3 hours. After 3 hours, the system will return to Auto Mode. Programmed On/Off times will be overridden during the 3 hours. After the three hour "time-out", the system will resume any programmed times that were overridden.
Battery Back-Up:
A nine-volt battery is located at the Power Center. Do not install battery in the Power Center until system is ready to operate.
Battery will drain if power is left off. Review DIAGNOSTICS in the SYSTEM SETUP section of the Menu. The DIAGNOSTICS will indicate when the battery needs replacement.
Light Dimmer:
Dimmers can be set at 25%, 50%, 75% or 100%, depending upon the amount of light desired, by pressing the AUX assigned as a dimmer and using the arrow <—>* buttons to dim or brighten. Once desired brightness is achieved, press ENTER.
Press AUX to turn off.
NOTE: When light is turned back on, it will automatically return to brightness last set.
From the Spa Side Switch or SpaLink RS, light dimming operates as follows:
When a button assigned to a light dimming auxiliary is pressed, the light will turn on at full brightness, and each press of the button will decrease brightness 25% until light is off.
Special Note to "Start-up Person":
The AquaLink RS allows you two options for operating the pool equipment for the first day of operation:
Option #1 - Once all programming of equipment is completed, go to the Power Center Service Switch. Push the Switch three times which moves from "AUTO" to "SERVICE" to "TIME-OUT" and finally back to "AUTO". The
AquaLink RS will now "look back" (review) all programs and turn on any equipment which is programmed to be on. Close up system; it will now operate as programmed.
Option #2 - If you want the filter pump or cleaner to operate continually for the first day, leave the Power Center Service
Switch in "AUTO" mode. Go to the indoor controller and press the AUX buttons for the equipment you want to run. The equipment activated will now run continuously, ignoring the first programmed off time, and turn off at the programmed off time for the next day.
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OneTouch Control Panel Programming and System Defaults
Basic Programming.
To set a particular piece of equipment to turn on and off at predetermined times, highlight EQUIPMENT ON/OFF and press select.
To highlight an item, use the up or down buttons. Use the SELECT button to turn the equipment on or off. After turning a piece of equipment on, return to the main menu by using the back button. Repeat this process for each piece of equipment that you wish to program. You may enter as many programs as needed for each piece of equipment.
Set the Time.
To set the time, highlight MENU/HELP press select, highlight SET TIME and press select. Use the arrow keys to set values, press SELECT to continue.
The following items can be found either in the MENU/HELP or in a Sub
Menu under SYSTEM SETUP:
Set the Temperature.
To set the pool and spa thermostats, highlight MENU/HELP press select, highlight SET TEMP and press select. Use the arrow keys to highlight either pool or spa and press select. Use the arrow keys to increase or decrease the temperature.
Label Auxiliary Functions.
To label Auxiliary functions, highlight MENU/HELP press select, highlight SYSTEM SETUP press select, highlight LABEL AUX and press select. You can choose a name from general, light or waterfall labels or enter a custom name by using the arrow keys to change letters and using the select key to move to the next letter.
Set Spa Side Switch or SpaLink RS Functions.
To set the Spa Side Switch or SpaLink RS, highlight MENU/HELP press select, highlight SYSTEM SETUP press select, highlight SPA SWITCH or
SPA LINK and press select. Highlight the number of remotes you have and press select. Use the arrow keys to move the highlight bar to choose which button you are assigning, press select. Use the arrow keys to move the highlight bar to choose which piece of equipment will be associated with the button, press select. After pressing select on the piece of equipment, you will be returned one screen to continue assigning Spa Side Switch or SpaLink RS buttons.
Set Freeze Protection.
To set freeze protection, highlight MENU/HELP press select, highlight
SYSTEM SETUP press select, highlight FREEZE PROTECT and press select. Use the arrow keys to change temperature. Once the temperature is set use the select button to move to the next screen to assign freeze protection to a selected piece of equipment. Note: the filter pump is always assigned to freeze protection.
Assign JVAs.
To assign JVA's, highlight MENU/HELP press select, highlight SYSTEM
SETUP press select, highlight ASSIGN JVAs and press select. Highlight the JVA you wish to assign and press select.
KEY HELP
PAGE UP
UP
BACK
DOWN
PAGE DOWN
CONTINUE
Default Time
Default Time - 1:00 P.M.
Default Day - MONDAY
Default Date - 01/31/00
Default Temperature
Default Pool Temp - 80ºF.
Default Spa Temp - 102ºF.
Default Temperature
Default Freeze Protect. Settings
FILTER PUMP: Freeze Protection ON. ALL OTHER
EQUIPMENT, Freeze Protection OFF.
NOTE: If you select SPA to be freeze protected, water circulation will switch between pool and spa every 30 minutes during freezing conditions once freeze mode is active.
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OneTouch Control Panel Reset and Display Messages
Resetting the System:
To remove all labeling, programming, assignments, and temperature settings, highlight MENU/HELP press select, highlight SYSTEM SETUP press select, highlight CLEAR MEMORY and press select. Select CONTINUE, then select either yes or no to clear memory. There will be a 15 second delay before you see the FINISHED screen, select
CONTINUE to return to SYSTEM SETUP.
Power Center Service Switch:
AUTO Mode (automatic):
The Controller has complete control of all functions. All programmed settings will operate. All safety delays and equipment protection interlocks are operational.
SERVICE Mode:
The Power Center has complete control of all functions. Service Mode must be turned On/Off at the Power Center. No programmed settings will operate. CAUTION: In service mode, the safety interlocks for equipment protection are overridden.
TIMEOUT Mode:
The Power Center has complete control for 3 hours. After 3 hours, the system will return to Auto Mode. Programmed On/
Off times will be overridden during the 3 hours. After the three hour "time-out", the system will resume any programmed times that were overridden.
Battery Back-Up:
A nine-volt battery is located at the Power Center. Do not install battery in the Power Center until system is ready to operate. Battery will drain if power is left off. Review DIAGNOSTICS in the SYSTEM SETUP section of the Menu. The
DIAGNOSTICS will indicate when the battery needs replacement. The battery will keep the clock running during power outages.
Light Dimmer:
Dimmers can be set at 25%, 50%, 75% or 100%, depending upon the amount of light desired. Use the DIMMERS menu under SYSTEM SETUP to assign an auxiliary to be dimmed. Note: you must install a light dimming relay.
From the Spa Side Switch or SpaLink RS, light dimming operates as follows:
When a button assigned to a light dimming auxiliary is pressed, the light will turn on at full brightness, and each press of the button will decrease brightness 25% until light is off.
Special Note to "Start-up Person":
The AquaLink RS allows you two options for operating the pool equipment for the first day of operation:
Option #1 - Once all programming of equipment is completed, go to the Power Center Service Switch. Push the
Switch three times which moves from "AUTO" to "SERVICE" to "TIME-OUT" and finally back to "AUTO".
The AquaLink RS will now "look back" (review) all programs and turn on any equipment which is programmed to be on. Close up system; it will now operate as programmed.
Option #2 - If you want the filter pump or cleaner to operate continually for the first day, leave the Power Center
Service Switch in "AUTO" mode. Go to the indoor control panel and highlight EQUIPMENT ON/OFF press select, then select the equipment you want to run. The equipment activated will now run continuously, ignoring the first programmed off time, and turn off at the programmed off time for the next day.
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Four Function Spa Side Remote Provisions
The Four Function Spa Side Remote is a double insulated, submersible device which is ETL listed (to UL
Standard 1563) for installation at the water’s edge. It is typically installed at the tile-line of the spa wall, or in the deck within arm’s reach of the spa. It can be used with a gunite spa, acrylic spa, or hot-tub.
When installing the Four Function Remote, it is important to make provisions for this hard-wired remote
before the pool/spa construction is complete by running electrical conduit from the desired remote location to the future Power Center location. Do not install the Four Function Remote until construction of spa and deck is complete.
1. Install a 6" piece of 1½” or 1" schedule 40 PVC pipe in the pool/spa wall so that the Four Function Remote will not be constantly submerged. A 1½” to 1" adapter is included for use if 1½” PVC pipe is being used. This pipe will house the remote installed vertically in the wall of the pool or spa. Carefully trim the end of the pipe flush with the wall after all tile work is completed. There must be least 2" of clearance from coping stones or other raised objects to the schedule 40 pipe.
2. Install a ½” or ¾” reducer to the bottom of the 6" piece of pipe and run a ½” or ¾” electrical conduit underground from the reducer to the future AquaLink ® RS Power Center location see page 10 of AquaLink ® RS
Installation Manual for further details on Power Center). Use sweep elbows (do not use 90° elbows) for turns so that you can easily pull the remote cable later.
3. Use a snake (or similar tool) to pull the Four Function Remote cable through the conduit to the Power
Center.
4 . At the Power Center, feed the remote cable into the low voltage compartment (left-hand side). Strip the cable jacket 4" and strip each wire ¼”. Use the P.C. Board Wiring Diagram on the inside of the Power Center door to locate the Four Function Remote terminals. Wire the remote according to the diagram.
5. At the Remote mounting location, press (do not screw) the Four Function Remote into the PVC pipe.
NOTE: Do not alter the Four Function Remote housing. Cutting the housing may damage its seal and will void the warranty.
When replacing an old, threaded body style remote with a new four function remote, place 1/8" bead of silicone sealant around base of remote and let cure. Add extra silicone sealant and install remote into threaded adapter.
6" of 1½" to 1" schedule 40 PVC pipe
1½" to 1" adapter
(to fit into 1½" pipe)
½" to ¾" schedule
40 PVC conduit (to
Power Center)
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1 3/8" Diameter
Edge of
Pool/Spa
NOTE: Do not install Four
Function Remote until construction of spa and deck is complete.
Pool/Spa Tile
SpaLink ® RS Remote Provisions
NOTE: For use with an AquaLink ® RS System, ONLY! AquaLink RS software revision must be Rev.
“G” or later.
For Vertical Installation into the Spa Wall:
Install a 6" piece of 1½” or 1" schedule 40 PVC pipe in the pool/spa wall so that the SpaLink RS Remote will not be constantly submerged. A 1½” to 1" adapter is included for use if 1½” PVC pipe is being used. This pipe will house the remote installed vertically in the wall of the pool or spa. Carefully trim the end of the pipe flush with the wall after all tile work is completed. There must be least 2" of clearance from coping stones or other raised objects to the schedule 40 pipe.
Install a reducer to the end of the 6" piece of pipe and run a ½” or ¾” electrical conduit underground from the reducer to the AquaLink RS Power Center location (see page 10 of the AquaLink RS Installation Manual for further details on the Power Center). Use sweep elbows for turns (do not use 90° Elbows) so that the SpaLink RS cable can be easily pulled through later.
Use a snake (or similar tool) to pull the SpaLink RS cable through the conduit to the Power Center. At the Power
Center, feed the SpaLink RS cable into the low voltage compartment (left side). Strip the cable jacket 4” and strip each wire ¼”. Use the P.C. Board Wiring Diagram on the inside of the Power Center door to piggyback (double-up) the
SpaLink RS wires with the 4-pin terminal bar. See the Wiring Diagram on page 3 of these instructions.
Apply a silicone sealant around the edge of the cone-shaped base of the SpaLink RS and slide it into the adapter (if one is being used), then into the PVC. At the mounting location, press (do not screw) the SpaLink RS into the PVC.
Place a 1/8” bead of silicone sealant around back of the SpaLink RS and let cure. NOTE: Do not alter the SpaLink RS housing. Cutting the housing may damage its seal and will void the warranty.
Dimensions:
Length: 6½" w/frame: 7½"
Width: 2½" w/frame: 3½"
Height: 1" w/frame: 1"
NOTE: A bonding lug is provided with the SpaLink RS package. The RS Power
Center must be both bonded and grounded.
1½" to 1" Adapter
(to fit into 1½" PVC pipe)
Apply silicone sealant around the boss of the SpaLink before sliding it into the Adapter and
PVC
Apply 1/8" bead of silicone sealant around the edge of the
SpaLink before sliding it into place
1" or 1½" Schedule
40 PVC pipe
½" to ¾" schedule
40 PVC conduit (to
Power Center)
Edge of Pool/Spa
Pool/Spa Tile Line
SpaLink RS Control
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SpaLink ® RS Remote Provisions
For Horizontal Installation into the Deck:
To house the SpaLink RS, plumb a 6" long piece of 1" schedule 40 PVC pipe. A 1½” to 1” adapter is included for use if
1½” PVC is being used. Carefully trim the end of the pipe flush with the deck after all the deck work is completed. Leave at least
2” of clearance around the conduit from coping stones or other raised objects.
Install a reducer to the end of the 6" piece of pipe and run ½” or ¾” electrical conduit underground from the reducer to the
AquaLink
AquaLink
RS Power Center location (see page 10 of the
RS Installation Manual for further details on the Power
Center). Use sweep elbows for turns so that the SpaLink RS cable can be easily pulled through later.
Use a snake (or similar tool) to pull the SpaLink RS cable through the conduit to the Power Center. At the Power Center, feed the SpaLink RS cable into the low voltage compartment (lefthand side). Strip the cable jacket 4” and strip each wire ¼”. Use the P.C. Board Wiring Diagram on the inside of the Power Center door to piggyback (double-up) the SpaLink RS wires with the 4pin terminal bar.
Apply a silicone sealant around the edge of the cone-shaped base of the SpaLink RS and slide it into the adapter (if one is being used), then into the PVC. At the mounting location, press
(do not screw) the SpaLink RS into the PVC. Place a 1/8” bead of silicone sealant around back of SpaLink and let cure. NOTE: Do not alter the SpaLink RS housing. Cutting the housing may damage its seal and will void the warranty.
SpaLink
Control
“O” rings
1½"or 1" schedule
40 PVC pipe
3¼"
1"
1½" to 1" Adapter
(to fit in 1½" pipe)
Concrete
Deck
½" or ¾" electrical conduit w/ sweep elbows for turns
Mud Box Installation for Flush Mount SpaLink RS Remote.
If using the SpaLink RS Mud Box, it is important to make provisions for the hard-wired
SpaLink ® RS Control before the pool/spa construction is complete by running electrical conduit from the desired SpaLink location to the Power Center location.
However, do not install the SpaLink until construction of spa and deck is complete.
1. The mud box is for use with new SpaLink housing and frame only. This mud box will not work with the old style SpaLink.
2. Use the dimensions below to make space for the mud box.
3. Install a one (1") inch PVC conduit from the Power Center to the back of the mud box, so that the SpaLink RS Remote will not be constantly submerged.
4. The mud box's fitting is smaller than one (1") inch to allow movement of the mud box within the PVC conduit. Use caulking or RTV to make up for the loose fit.
7.25"
5. The smaller outlet on the mud box is for water drainage (if needed).
a. Cut the end of the nipple and run a piece of tubing to the
nipple.
b. Run a piece of tubing to an appropriate spot away from the
mud box.
6. Place the SpaLink w/frame and "O" rings into mud box. The
SpaLink is smaller than the mub box to allow movement if the mud box is not level. Use silicone sealant to adhere the frame to the mud box. Apply the silicone to the under side of the frame.
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2.75"
1.00"
3.3"
AquaRite
®
Chlorine Generator Installation
Installation Instructions:
The Jandy AquaLink RS and AquaRite use a 4-wire connection to communicate and can be wired up to 500' apart. Any outdoor rated 4 conductor cable can be used.
Locate appropriate screw terminals on the circuit board according to the diagram below (screw terminals are removable to aid in installation).
IMPORTANT: attach wires to like numbered screw terminals on both the AquaRite ® and AquaLink RS. Use a Multiplex Kit if more than two items are connected to any 4-pin connector.
Jandy Aq uaLink RS
4-pin Co nnecto r
To Ind oor
Control P anel
AquaRite
Control
O P TIO N A L
240 VAC
Eng lish /M etric
Jum per
Stand ard Po we r Center
120 VAC
Power Center PPD Removal:
Back View of Bezel Assembly
Power Center Printed Circuit Board
(Back of Power Center Board used with Pool/Spa combo unit only)
Spare AUX
Spare Aux -
This socket has power only when the Filter Pump is on and the pool water is circulating. It has no power when the system switches to "Spa". It is used on a pool/spa combination system when the user wishes to turn off a piece of equipment (such as the chlorine generator) while the spa is being used.
NOTE: DIP switch 6, in Rev. I software, changes this operation to Spa mode
Alignment
A r r o w
Programmable
Peripheral Device
Beveled Corner
PPD Tool
Pry Slots
Using the PPD tool, pry out the PPD evenly on both sides.
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AquaLink
®
RS Troubleshooting
Quick Check List
Symptom
Power Center override switches operate when in
Service or Time Out Mode, but the Controller is completely dead (no lights on, no display).
All LEDs are on at Controller and the part # and Rev letter of the Controller software are displayed (either 6553 Rev
B01 or 6700 Rev C). The override switches at the Power
Center operate as they should.
All LEDs on at Controller and the part # and Rev letter are displayed, but override switches at the Power Center do not operate at all.
Some buttons do not operate from the Controller, nor from the
Power Center override switches.
System locked up.
Problem
Power supply problem.
Controller is not communicating with the Power Center PCB.
Possible Solution
Check connection of the outside two wires (red and green) of the four conductor cable.
If wired correctly, check the voltage between these two wires voltage should be 10 VDC.
Check the two center wires
(black and yellow) of the four conductor cable. Also check the installation of the PPD on the Power Center PCB; if it is not seated properly the system will not communicate.
1. Damaged or improperly 1. Check alignment of the PPD.
installed PPD.
2. If PPD is installed correctly,
2. Damaged Power Center PCB.
replace the Power Center PCB.
Wrong PPD chip installed at the Power Center PCB.
Microprocessor locked.
Check part number and revision letter by pressing the
Reset button at the Controller.
The second part number and
Rev. letter displayed is for the
PPD indicating which model.
Turn off power to system.
Disconnect battery and turn on power. Reconnect battery and reset time and date.
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®
AquaLink RS Troubleshooting
Quick Check List
Symptom
System sometimes does not run programmed on and off times.
One button on the Four Function Switch or SpaLink RS does not operate.
Pool cleaner booster pump turns on without the filter pump being on, and can run with the spa on.
Problem
Power outage with dead battery.
Possible Solution
At Controller, check battery level. With software level Rev. F or newer, battery status is located in Diagnostics section of System Setup Menu.
Check programming first.
If the Four Function Switch or
SpaLink RS is programmed correctly, the button may be shorted.
System is not recognizing
DIP Switch 1 is on.
NOTE: Before turning on any
DIP Switches, first turn off all equipment.
Replace the Four Function
Remote or SpaLink RS.
Use MENU, REVIEW, SPA
SWITCH (or SPALINK) to check programming
Turn off all equipment buttons, then turn off power to system, finally turn off, then on, DIP
Switch 1. Turn on power and test system.
Cannot assign Cleaner JVA.
DIP switches not set correctly.
DIP Switch 1 must be off, and
DIP Switch 7 must be on to assign the Cleaner JVA to an auxiliary (Rev F or older).
Model is one of the AquaLink RS
Dual Equipment, message scrolls
"Adjustable Freeze Sensor Not
Installed".
Normal operation when a Dual
Equipment AquaLink RS is controlling a solar system and an adjustable freeze sensor is not installed.
Either install the adjustable freeze sensor, or wait 24 hours and this message will go away.
System comes on at times that are not programmed.
Phantom programs.
At Controller press Menu, then scroll, to REVIEW. Make note of all programs, Four Function
Switch setting, labels, and temperature settings, then turn off all DIP switches and go to the Controller. CLEAR
MEMORY, reprogram and try system again.
Heater will not fire.
Heater LED will not light in
"Service Mode".
Water temperature sensor not installed or defective.
Check water temperature sensor.
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AquaLink
®
RS Natural Gas Heater Connection
Installation Guidelines (also includes propane heaters)
General Heater Wiring Guidelines:
Electric Heaters and Heat Pumps
This instruction sheet is for low voltage heaters. Do not attempt to connect a heater with a high voltage (110 or 220 VAC) thermostat into the low voltage heater terminal bar.
Natural Gas Heaters and Propane Heaters
1. Connect two 18 gauge wires, designed for use in hot environments, to the proper terminals on the Heater Terminal Bar.
2. Bring two heater wires from the AquaLink RS P.C. Board over to the heater and wire in series with the heater circuitry as if you were wiring a fireman's switch or heater delay.
3. Do not disconnect high limit or pressure switches.
4. Turn the heater thermostat(s) to maximum setting.
5. Turn the heater toggle switch to ON.
MAX
3
2
4
ON
5
HEATER WIRING
RS BEZEL/PCB
Guidelines for All Laars Heaters
(except Laars LX):
1. Remove the heater service door.
2. Remove the factory-installed wire between Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 on terminal strip (see diagram at right).
3. Connect the wires from the AquaLink RS P.C. Board to the two terminals. Teledyne Laars requires heater hookup wires to be AWG 14-gauge copper with a temperature rating of 105°F or higher.
4. Set the thermostat selector switch to ON, HIGH or
SPA and set the heater thermostat(s) to maximum.
Typical Laars Lite Heater Connection
Heater Wiring
Before Modification
Heater Wiring with AquaLink RS
To Limit Switches To Limit Switches
White
White
Factory
Installed
Wire
White
White
To
AquaLink
RS P.C.B.
Fusible Link Fusible Link
Guidelines for Laars LX Heaters
1. Remove the LX GUI from the heater.
2. Run 4conductor cabel (red, black, yellow green) from the LX GUI red 4 pin terminal bar to the RS Power
Center red 4 pin terminal bar.
3. If connectingmore than 2 items to the RS Power Center red 4 pin terminal bar, a multiplex PCB is required.
Typical Laars LX/LT Heater Connection
4 3 2 1
W ir in g fo r fi rs t S p a L i n k
In d o o r C o n tr o ll e r
4
O PTI O NA L
System
22 Gauge,
4 Conductor
Wire
AquaLink ®šš RS Heater Connection
Installation Guidelines (Continued)
Guidelines for RayPak Heaters:
For RP2100: (Models: P-R185A to P-R405A,
C-R185A to C-R405A, P-R185AL to P-R405AL,
C-R185AL to C-R405AL, from Catalog #6000.52-X)
1. For the 2-wire/1 function configuration, connect the orange/ black and black/orange wires to one contact and the yelow/ black wire to the other contact.
Typical RayPak Heater Connection
Heater Wiring with
AquaLink RS
To AquaLink RS
System
P7
Terminal
Guidelines for Purex Heaters:
For MiniMax and Tropical Isle Pool and Spa Heaters:
1. Remove the heater service door.
2. Separate the black wire (common) from each other
(see diagram at right).
3. Connect the wires from the AquaLink RS P.C. Board to the two black wires as shown. The violet and red wires remain unused.
4. Turn heater toggle switch ON, and thermostat(s) to MAX.
5. When connecting an AquaLink RS Controller to a Purex heater, Purex requires that you install the low voltage thermostat wires in separate conduit from ANY line voltage wires. Failure to do so will cause the thermostat relay to react erratically.
Typical Purex Heater Connection
Heater Wiring
Before Modification
Heater Wiring with AquaLink RS
VIO
BLK
BLK
RED
VIO
BLK
BLK
RED
RS
Wires
Guidelines for Hayward Heaters:
For HM2 Models 150, 200, 250, 300, 350 and 400:
1. Remove heater service door.
2. Remove factory-installed wire-nut between two red wires labeled "CONNECTION FOR FIELD INSTALLED
CONTROL SWITCH".
3. Wire-nut two heater wires from AquaLink RS P.C. Board to the two red wires as shown in the diagram to the right.
4. Set the thermostat selector switch to ON, HIGH or SPA and set the heater thermostat(s) to maximum.
Typical Hayward Heater Connection
Heater Wiring
Before Modification
Heater Wiring with AquaLink RS
Limit
Switch
Pressure
Switch
Factory installed wire nut
Limit
Switch
Limit
Switch
Limit
Switch
Wires to
AquaLink RS
Pressure
Switch
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All Button Control Panel Cancel Flow Chart
PROGRAMS
FRZ PROTECT
AUX LABEL
DIMMERS
JVA ASSIGN
LOCKOUTS
Select Device
To Be Canceled
Press ENTER to
Remove All
Devices Except
Pump from Freeze
Protection or
Cancel to Abort
Select AUX to
Remove Label From
Press ENTER to
Cancel Dimmers or Cancel to Abort
CLEANER JVA
SOLAR JVA
SYSTEM
SPA SWITCH
SPA LINK
DEVICE
CANCEL SOME
CANCEL ALL
Label Removed
Select AUX to
Remove Dimmer
From
No JVAs Assigned to AUXs
UNLOCKED
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All Button Control Panel Menu Flow Chart
PROGRAM
REVIEW
SET TEMP
SET TIME
LOCKOUTS
PGM GROUP
DISPLAY LIGHT
Select
Equipment
POOL TEMP
SPA TEMP
Set Year, Day,
Hour & Minute
SYSTEM
SPA SWITCH
SPA LINK
DEVICE
GROUP A
GROUP B
O N
O F F
LABEL AUX
SPA SWITCH
SYSTEM SETUP
SPA LINK
FRZ PROTECT
AIR TEMP
DEGREES F/C
TEMP CAL
ASSIGN JVA
SET DIMMERS
DIAGNOSTICS
CLR MEMORY
O N
PROGRAMS
TEMP SET
SPA SWITCH
SPA LINK
FRZ
PROTECT
AUX
LABELS
DIMMERS
JVA
ASSIGNS
LOCKOUTS
Select
Equipment
1 SWITCH
2 SWITCHES
3 SWITCHES
1 SPA LINK
2 SPA LINKS
3 SPA LINKS
O F F
Temp Down
Temp Up
Choose JVA
Select
Equipment
Diagnostics
Readout
Warning! Clears
All Memory
Main Label
Menu
Assign
Buttons
Assign
Buttons
Assign
Items
Temp
Settings
Fahrenheit
Celsius
Choose Button
Aerator
Air Blower
Backwash
Booster Pump
Chem Feed
Cleaner
Color Wheel
Drain Line
Fan
Fiber Optic
Fill Line
Filter Pump
Floor System
Fogger
Fountain
Heat Pump
Heater
Hi-E2
High Speed
Home A/C
Home Heat
Jet Pump
Laars Lite
Lamp
Lights*
Low Speed
Maxx Pure
Mist
Music
Not Used
Ozonater
Pond
Ray-Vac
Slide
Solar Pump
Spa
Spillway
Sprinklers
Stereo
Stream
Swim Jet
Timed Aux
Valve(s)
Wtr Feature
Waterfalls*
Whirlpool
*Item has sub-menu
On All Days
On Weekends
On Weekdays
On Specific Day
North Light
Path Light
Patio Light
Perimeter Light
Pond Light
Pool Light
Porch Light
Right Light
Room Light
Sauna Light
Security Light
Shower Light
Shrub Light
South Light
Spa Light
Statue Light
Steps Light
Table Light
Tier Light
Tree Light
Walk Light
Waterfall Light
Wtr Feature Light
West Light
Yard Light
Back Light
Basement Light
Beach Light
Bedroom Light
Bug Light
Cabana Light
Color Wheel Light
Deck Light
Dock Light
Drive Light
East Light
Entry Light
Equipment Light
Fan Light
Fence Light
Flood Light
Fountain Light
Front Light
Garage Light
Garden Light
Gazebo Light
Hall Light
House Light
Kitchen Light
Left Light
Light
Light 1
Light 2
Light 3
Waterfall
Waterfall 1
Waterfall 2
Waterfall 3
Shr Descent
Rockfall
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OneTouch Control Panel Menu Flow Chart
O N ET O UC H O N/O FF
E Q UIPM E NT O N/O F F
M E NU/HE L P
O N ET O UC H 1
O N ET O UC H 2
O N ET O UC H 3
S elect
E q uip m e n t
O N
O F F
O N
O F F
H EL P
P RO G RA M
K EY S
S ERV ICE
D IA G NO ST IC S
G O BA CK
S elect
E q uip m e n t
N EX T
A DD PR O G RA M
S ET T E MP
S ET T IM E
D IS PL AY L IG H T
P O O L H E AT
S PA H EAT
S et m o n t h, d ay, yea r, an d tim e
O N
O F F
2 M IN . DE L AY
L O CK O UT S
S YS T E M
S PA S W IT CH
S PA L INK
D EV IC ES
L O CK
U NL K
S elect
D evic e
L O CK
U NL K
P RO G RA M G RO UP
S YS T E M S ET U P
G R O UP A
G R O UP B
O N ET O UC H
L AB EL AU X
O N ET O UC H 1
O N ET O UC H 2
O N ET O UC H 3
S elect
A UX
S EL E CT NAM E
C UST O M N AM E
S ET DE V IC ES
G E NE RA L L AB EL S
L IG HT LA BE L S
W T R FAL L LA BE L S
C UST O M L ABE L S
(T ype P erso n aliz ed
Desc rip t io n )
S elect
D evic e
F RE E Z E PR O T EC T
A IR T E MP
T E MP
E NAB L ED
D IS ABL E D
D EG RE E S C/F
T E MP CA LIBR AT E
IN FL O O R CL E AN
S O L AR P RIO RIT Y
FA HRE NH EIT
C EL S IUS
T E MP
E NAB L ED
D IS ABL E D
E NAB L ED
D IS ABL E D
A SS IG N JVA s
D IM M ER S
C O LO R W HE EL S
O K
G O BA CK
O K
G O BA CK
S PA S W IT CH
1
2
3
S PA L INK
P RO DU CT IN F O
1
2
3
C LE AR M E M O RY
INTAK E
R ET UR N
C LE AN ER
S O L AR
S elect
D evic e
S elect
L ab el
O N
O F F
33
Power Center Wiring Diagram
4 3 2 1 6 5 4 3 2 1
To C o nt rolle r
(re d te rm . ba r)
To R e m o te
(b row n t erm . b ar )
To S e ns ors , e tc .
(g ree n t e rm . b a r)
In ta k e
J V A
R e tu r n
J V A
C le ane r
JVA
S o la r
J V A
S o lar
P u m p
E le c t.
H e a te r
J V A S o ck e ts
( 2 4 V A C o u tp u t)
R e la y S o c k e ts
( 2 4 V D C o u tp u t)
D ip S w itch S ettings
F a c to r y S e t
# O F F
1 A u x 1
2 1 s p d p u m p
3 A u x 3
4 C o o l D o w n
5 S e e M a n u a l
6 S p a r e A u x P o o l
7 N o t U s e d
8 G a s H e a t e r
O p t io n a l S e t
O N
C le a n e r
2 s p d p u m p
S p a S p illo v e r
D is a b l e d
S e e M a n u a l
S p a re A u x S p a
N o t U s e d
H e a t P u m p
R e la y S o c k e ts (2 4 V D C o u tp u t)
F.P u m p A u x . 1 A u x . 2 A u x . 3
R e la y S o c k e ts (2 4 V D C o u tp u t)
A u x . 4 A u x . 5 A u x . 6 A u x . 7
B a tte r y
( 9 V o lt)
F ilte r P u m p R e la y A u x . 3 R e la y A u x . 4 R e la y A u x . 7 R e la y
A u x . 1 R e la y A u x . 2 R e la y
G r o u n d in g B a r
A u x . 5 R e la y A u x . 6 R e la y
S y s te m P o w e r
W ir e N u t t o
1 2 0 V A C P o w e r
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Notes
C US
Listed 4J39
Swimming Pools
& Spa Controllers
6000 Condor Dr., Moorpark, CA, USA, 93021 • 707.776.8200 FAX 707.763.7785
480 S. Service Road West, Oakville, Ontario, Canada L6K 2H4 • 905.844.8233 FAX 905.844.2635
Litho in USA © Water Pik Technologies, Inc.
Sheet #6594, Rev E, 9/01 For Technical Support call 707-776-8200, ext. 260
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