Balboa CHROMAZONE User manual

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SYSTEM OVERVIEW + TERMINOLOGY 3
TOPSIDE PANEL NAVIGATION 5
MAIN SCREEN 7
ZONE SETTINGS 10
GROUPS 13
COLORS 15
TEST 17
RESTORE FACTORY DEFAULT SETTINGS 19
TROUBLESHOOTING 21
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
provides fully customizable
spa lighting with stunning color choices.
Illuminate your spa, your way.

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WELCOME TO
Overview + Terminology
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ZONE
B
ZONE
C
ZONE
A
Zone C
Zone B Zone A
What is ?
provides fully customizable
spa lighting with stunning color choices. Three
separate lighting zones give you full lighting
control and flexibility.
What is a zone?
A zone is a group of LED lights. has
three zones: Zone A, Zone B, Zone C.
What can a zone do?
• Display a light pattern. There are three light patterns
to choose from: Color Wheel, Party Light, Lounge Light.
Speed and brightness are customizable for each light
pattern.
• Display one of eight factory default colors.
• Display custom colors. The full color spectrum is at
your finger tips.
• Display the water temperature as colors, or display the
spa status as colors.
Can zones be grouped together?
Absolutely. Any combination of Zones A, B and C can
be grouped and controlled simultaneously.
Which system packs are compatible with
?
BP 2000 / 2100 / 6013 / 501 / 601 control systems with
software version 43.0 or above.
Which spaTouchTM 3 software version is compatible
with ?
Software version 1.01 or later. However, a few aspects
of functionality documented in this user guide are not
implemented until version 1.03 or later.
TERMINOLOGY
All light zones fall under two
catagories.
#1 - Special Function Zones. Special functions are
zones which are not user controllable, but have
predefined behavior (Status Pro, Water Temperature).
View page 11 for more information.
#2 - User-Controlled Zones: All zones that are not
Special Function Zones.
LED lights
spaTouchTM 3 PANEL
Software version 1.01 or above
BP 2000 / 2100 / 6013 / 506 / 601
CONTROL SYSTEM
Software version 43.0 or above
UNIT
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TOPSIDE PANEL
NAVIGATION
spaTouchTM 3 Topside Panel
On some spaTouchTM 3 panels, the color, look,
or organization of the buttons may differ from
what is shown in this User Guide.

Navigate to Settings
Navigate to the screen.
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MAIN SCREEN

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SCREEN INTERFACE
(A) - Power button. It powers On/Off all
User-Controlled lights. If the button
icon has a white ring, at least some User-Controlled
lights are powered On. If the
button doesn’t have a white ring, all User-Controlled
lights are powered Off.
(B) Press these arrows to select the Zone or Group you
want to control. The Zone and/or Group name will
appear here (B). Default zone names are “Zone A,”
“Zone B,” “Zone C.” If a Zone is assigned a Special
Function, the Zone will not appear here (B).
(C) Light brightness control. If brightness is reduced all
the way, the Zone appearing in this field (B) will turn
Off. In this example, Zone A would turn Off.
(D) Speed control for light patterns.
(E) Color wheel light pattern. This smoothly cycles
through the full color spectrum.
(F) Party light pattern. This smoothly cycles through a
festive pattern.
(G) Lounge light pattern. This smoothly cycles through
a soothing pattern.
(E, F, G) Press a button once to turn On a pattern.
Press a button a second time to pause a pattern.
Note: If you are viewing a solid color (1-8, see next
page), and then you touch the speed control for light
patterns (D), the color wheel light pattern (E) will
automatically be selected.
C D
Light Patterns
MAIN SCREEN
B
E F G
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Chromazone™ has eight factory default colors to
choose from. Each color is numbered. Also, you can
replace any default color with a custom color of your
choice. Custom colors will be explained later.
Factory Default Colors
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
MAIN SCREEN (Continued)

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ZONE SETTINGS

ZONE SETTINGS
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Find navigation to the Zone Settings screen on page 6.
A different Name and a different Function can
be assigned to each zone. Select from a list of
preprogrammed Names and Functions.
If a Name or Function is grayed out and unselectable,
it has been predetermined by your spa manufacturer.
ASSIGN A NAME TO ZONE A
Step 1: Select this field (A), and swipe up/down to
review the list of preprogrammed Names (D). The
center box (D) indicates the selected Name.
Step 2: Press the Save button (E) to save your setting.
The Cancel button (C) cancels your setting.
C D E
Zone Names
Water
Water 1
Water 2
Water 3
Accent
Perimeter
Cabinet
Outside
Outside 1
Outside 2
Outside 3
Steps
Entry
Adult
Cool Down
Captain’s Chair
Main
Jets
Interior
Exterior
<no name>
ASSIGN A FUNCTION TO ZONE A
Assigning a Function to a Zone is basically the same as
assigning a Name to a Zone. Select this field (B), and
follow the same steps used to assign a Name.
Zone Functions
There are three zone Functions:
1 - Normal: User-Contorlled
functionality.
2 - Water Temperature: light color indicates the
water temperature. View the light chart on the
next page.
3 - Status Pro: mimics the functions of Status Pro. For
more information about Status Pro, please
visit the link below (F).
Water Temperature and Status Pro are catagorized as
Special Functions.
A B
F
PLEASE VISIT US AT
www.balboawatergroup.com/statuspro

When a Zone is assigned the Water Temperature
function, light color indicates the water temperature. In
this example, Zone C is assigned Water Temperature
(A). View the color chart below.
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ZONE SETTINGS (Continued)
Water Temperature color chart
RED
Above 108° F
Approximately 42.2° C.
Between 2° above the set temperature
and 107° F.
Approximately between 1° C above the set
temperature and 41.6° C.
Within +/- 2° F of the set temperature.
Approximately within +/- 1° C of the
set temperature.
Between 46° F and 2° F below the
set temperature.
Approximately between 7.7° C and 1° C below
the set temperature.
Less than 45° F.
Approximately less than 7.2° C.
Temperature unknown because the
water has not been cycled.
Red (flashing): temperature unknown
because of a system error or
temperature sensor error.
RED
ORANGE
GREEN
BLUE
WHITE
PURPLE
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GROUPS

B
A
C D
E F
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Find navigation to the Groups
screen on page 6.
What is Group?
A Group is two or more User-Controlled Zones. A
Group enables you to control two or more Zones
simultaneously. In the example shown above, Group 1
controls Zones A and B (B). Group 2 controls Zones A,
B and C (C). Groups 3 and 4 do not control
any Zones (D).
How many Groups are available?
There are four Groups with the following names:
Group 1
Group 2
Group 3
Group 4
Groups screen interface
Select any combination of Zones A, B and C, and
assign them to a Group. Press the Save button (A) to
save your Group settings.
Note: If a zone is gray, it is assigned to a Special
Function (Water Temperature or Status Pro). Any Zone
assigned to a Special Function cannot be grouped
with other Zones.
Once you have defined one or more Groups:
When you go to the Main Screen
(E), and navigate from Zone A to Zone B, and so on (F),
once you pass the last Zone, it’ll list the Group(s) that
you have defined. The example shown above displays
“Group 1: AB” (F). This indicates the Group 1 will
control Zones A and B simultaneously. Each Group is
labeled in the format “Group 1: ABC” (ie, the number
of the Group followed by the Zones which that
Group includes).
You can still control Zones independently when
viewing a Zone, but when viewing a Group, if you
select a color or a pattern, that color or pattern will be
applied to all of the Zones in that Group.
While you stay on the Group view, everything further
that you do will affect all of the Zones in that Group
the same way.
But if you scroll back to an individual Zone (which is in
the Group), and select a color or a pattern, that’ll only
change which color or pattern that particular Zone
is displaying, while the other Zones in the Group will
continue displaying what you had last set while viewing
the Group.
GROUPS

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COLORS

View edited
custom color here
( )
D
G
F
I
E
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Find navigation to the Colors
screen on page 6.
The Main screen displays eight
factory default colors ( I ). Can the factory default
colors be customized? Yes. The following section
shows how to customize the colors.
CREATE A CUSTOM COLOR
1- Select one of the eight colors (G). There are eight
colors to choose from. “Color 1” (G) corresponds with
color swatch “1” ( I ). “Color 2” corresponds with color
swatch “2” ( I ). and so on...
2- Create your custom color with these controls (F).
Pressing the left or right arrow buttons, or sliding your
finger along any one of the color bars, will edit your
custom color. The custom color appears in this box (B)
as you make changes here (F).
3- When you’re ready to see how this custom color
looks on actual LEDs, select the User-Controlled spa
zone for previewing with (A), then press the
“Preview” button (C).
COLORS
4- Press the Save button (E) to save your custom color.
Or, press the Reset button (D) to delete any
unsaved changes.
Repeat this process to customize colors 2 - 8 ( I ).
Custom colors ( I ) have no effect on light patterns (H).
1 2 3
These are the eight factory default colors. Each color
is numbered. All eight colors can be customized.
4 5 6 7 8
H
B
A
C

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TEST

A
B
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Find navigation to the Test screen
on page 6.
What does Test do?
It test the electrical load of all the LEDs in all zones
connected to (C). Perform a
Test to make sure the total
amperage draw of all the LED lights does not exceed
a total load of 90%. ‘s current limit
varies by type of lighting used. The output trip current
is limited to 1.6A at 12V out or 2.8A at 5V out.
Press this button (A) to run a test.
The test is complete when all the blank fields
are populated. In this example, the total amperage
draw is 27% (B). The total amperage draw needs to
be 90% or less.
The Test screen shown above is included with panel software
version 1.03. The Test screen may look/function differently on
earlier software versions.
TEST
C
TOTAL: RED LIGHTS
TOTAL: GREEN LIGHTS
TOTAL: BLUE LIGHTS
TOTAL: ZONE A LIGHTS
Zone A
TOTAL: RED LIGHTS
TOTAL: GREEN LIGHTS
TOTAL: BLUE LIGHTS
TOTAL: ZONE B LIGHTS
Zone B
TOTAL: RED LIGHTS
TOTAL: GREEN LIGHTS
TOTAL: BLUE LIGHTS
TOTAL: ZONE C LIGHTS
Zone C
TOTAL: ZONES A + B + C
View page 4 for a
detailed diagram

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RESTORE FACTORY
DEFAULT SETTINGS

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RESTORE FACTORY
DEFAULT SETTINGS
You can restore factory default settings for
Groups (A) and
Colors (E). In the following example we will restore
factory default settings for Groups.
1- Navigate to Groups (A).
2- Press-and-hold here (B) for 3 seconds.
3- Restore Defaults will appear (C).
Press OK (D).
✔Factory default Groups
settings are restored.
Use the same techique to restore factory default
settings for Colors (E).
B
C
A
DE