Dontek AQUATEK User manual

AQUATEK
Instruction Manual
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ELECTRONIC
MANUFACTURING
DESCRIPTION
The
AQUATEK
Controller
manages your
pool
spa
and
heating reguirements
from
your
smart
phone
via the
home
WIFI.
It
will
control
single
and
many
multi
speed
pumps,
sanitiser, heater,
solar
heating, lights,
water
features,
pool/spa
valve
actuators
and all
spa
eguipment reguirements.
The
AQUATEK
Control
system
is modular and
can
accommodate
most
pool
control
reguirements big
or
small.
AQUATEK
User
Manual
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
A
THIS APPLIANCE IS
NOT
INTENDED
FOR
USE
BY
YOUNG
CHILDREN
OR
INFIRM
PERSONS WITHOUT SUPERVISION.
PLEASE ENSURE
THAT
YOUNG
CHILDREN
ARE
SUPERVISED
TO
ENSURE
THEY
DO NOT
PLAY WITH THE
APPLIANCE.
Ideally
,
as
with
all
pool equipment
,
the
controller should be installed
out
of
direct weather.
CONTROLLER
MOUNTING
Find
a
suitable location
to mount
the control box.
The controller should be
no
closer than
3
metres
from
the
water's
edge,
at
a
minimum
BOOmm
above
ground
level. The
power
cable is
1.8m
long
and should be
plugged directly
into
a
general
power
outlet,
not
into
an
extension lead.
Fix
the
mounting
bracket
to
a
solid
structure
with
the
screw
and wall
plug
kit
provided.
Slide
the controller
on,
locking
it
into
place.
Adjust
the
screws on
the back
of
unit
to
ensure a
snug
fit.
To
remove
unit,
lift
and
gently
pull
away
from
mounting
bracket.
Mount
the
pump
and
Sanitiser
according
to
the
manufacturer's
instructions.
POWER OUTPUT
CONNECTIONS
The
240VAC
Output
Sockets
are
for
eguipment
to
be controlled via the
AQUATEK
controller. Each
socket
can
be
assigned
via the
menu
and/or
app.
The maximum combined load
for
both
sockets
on
the
master
controller,
is
9.9
AMPS
at
2370W.
HEATER
CONTROL
Set
the heaters
temperature
limit
to
maximum
[40°C],
The heaters internal control
will
be
interrupted,
to turn
off
heating.
The heater interlock cable
connects to
the
green
socket
marked
INT
which switches
on
[closes]
the
voltage
free
ND/C
relay
contacts
when the heater is
to
be turned
on.
The heater end
of
the interlock cable
connects
in
series
with
the
heater's
pressure/flow
or
fireman's
switch.
Contact
the
heater
manufacturer for
the best location
to connect to.
The heater interlock is
for
extra
low-voltage
[MAX
24V
at
lAmp]
switching only.
Note:
If
the
heater's
flow
or
pressure
switch circuit is
2dOVac,
an
external
relay
[KITIO]
which
can
be
purchased
separately
,
is
to
be connected
by
a
licensed
electrician.
If
the heat
pump/gas
heater is
equipped
with
a
"Demand Heat"
function,
the heater
interlock cable
will
be connected into the
socket
labelled
as
"Pump
Call".
The
controller
will
over-ride the
filter
pump
when
flow
is called
for
by
the heat
pump
which monitors the
temperature
within
its
own
defined
run
times.
Connect
the
heater cable
from
the controller
output
to
the
heater's
connection
point.
Check
with
heater
manufacturer for
correct
interlocking
procedure.
Note:
If
the
heater's
flow
or
pressure
switch circuit is
2dOVac,
an
external
relay
[KITH]
which
can
be
purchased
separately
,
is
to
be connected
by
a
licensed
electrician.
VALVES
The
AQUATEK
has
4
valve
actuator
sockets
for
the
controlling
of
solar
heating,
water
features,
pool/spa
water
flow,
and
In
Floor
cleaning.
Note:
If
wiring
your
own
supplied
valve,
ensure
the wires
are as
follows:
[from
left
to
right]
White,
Red then Black. The red and white
are
for
direction control and black is
the
common.
Ensure
the switch
on
the valve
actuator
is switched
to
an
ON
position.
Refer
the valve instructions
for
mounting
requirements,
cam
adjustments
etc.
Maximum
power
for
the
VALVE
output
is
24VA.
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User
Manual
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SENSORS
POOL
SENSOR
The
pool
sensor
[Part
No.
TS02P]
must
be
fitted
into the
heating
circuit,
upstream
of
the heater and
preferably
in
a
position
out
of
direct
sunlight.
It
is recommended that
a
lA.5mm
hole be drilled
in
the side
of
the
PVC
pipe
[not
the
top
of
the
pipe
where
water
will
collect],
this
can
be carried
out
using
a
Dontek
PD01
grinding
drill
or
a
small
pilot
hole
can
be drilled
with
a
lA.Omm
drill-bit used
spinning
in
a
counter
clockwise direction
to
minimize the chance
of
shattering
pipe.
Insert
the
grommet
into the
pipe
and
gently
push
in
the
sensor
barb.
Ideally
~30cm
of
the cable
from
the
sensor
should be tied
to
the shaded side
of
the
pipe
to
prevent
extreme
ambient conditions
leeching
into the
sensor
via the
copper
in
the cable.
The blue
sensor
plug
is
to
be
fitted
to
either
Sensor
1
or
2
port
located beneath the
controller.
ROOF
SENSOR
If
a
roof
sensor
[Part
No.
TS01P,
purchased
separately]
is
installed,
it
must
be
fitted
into
a
small
piece
of
collector material
away
from
the main collector but
on
the
same
aspect,
preferably
no
more
than
50cm
from
the
roof
gutter
[for
ease
of
sensor
replacement].
If
reguired,
the
roof
sensor
can
be
on
a
different roof
as
the solar
collector
as
long
as
the
alignment
to
the
sun
is similarto the solar collector.
For
encapsulated
collector
panels
use
the
manufacturer's
instructions
for roof
sensor
placement.
The red
sensor
plug
is
to
be
fitted
to
either
Sensor
1
or
2
port
located beneath the controller.
SENSOR NOTES:
All
excess
cable
must
be
removed;
coils
of
cable
are
not
permitted
under
any
circumstances and
must not
be tied
to
2A0V
wiring.
If
the cable is
to
be extended
with
non-genuine
cable
a
size
of
1A/020
should be used.
Note:
Any
cable
joins
should be soldered.
Heat
shrink is
to
be used
over
soldered
joints
to
eliminate moisture
ingress.
EXPANSION UNITS
The
AQUATEK
has the
capacity
to
have
an
additional
2
expansion
units connected
to
it.
Each
Expansion
Unit has
an
additional
3,
240VAC
Output
sockets
that
are
controlled via the
AQUATEK
controller.
Up
to
an
additional
6
power
sockets
can
be utilised and controlled
by
the
AQUATEK
master
controller.
The
Expansion
Units
are
rated
at
either
lOAmps
or
15Amps.
All
3
sockets
of
the
Expansion
Unit
are
rated
the
same.
3
sockets
at
lOAmps
or
3
sockets
at
15Amps.
EXPANSION
UNIT
Ideally,
as
with all
pool equipment,
the
Expansion
Unit/s
should be installed
out
of
direct weather.
Find
a
suitable location
to mount
the
Expansion
Unit/s,
no
closer than
3
metres
from
the
water's
edge,
at
a
minimum
600mm
above
ground.
MOUNTING
The
power
cable is
1.8m
long
and should be
plugged directly
into
a
general
power
outlet,
not
into
an
extension lead.
Mount
as
per
main controller.
The
240VAC
Output
Sockets
are
for
eguipment
to
be controlled via the
AQUATEK.
Each
socket
can
be
assigned
via the
menu
and/or
app.
The maximum combined load
for
all three
sockets
of
the module is
either,
9.9
Amps
/
2370
Watts,
or,
1A.9
Amps
/
3570
Watts.
Please
refer
to
the
unit's
rating
label.
The
15Amp
rated
expansion
unit
must
be
plugged
into
a
15Amp
rated
GPO.
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Manual
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INSTALLATION DIAGRAMS
The
AQUATEK'S
Master
Controller
and
an
Expansion
Unit.
MASTER
CONTROLLER
For
wiring
of
a
multi
speed
pump,
EXPANSION
UNIT/S
10
&
15AMP
f
!
?
|
EXP.
IN
1
3
2
r]
EXP.
OUT
|
If
Expansion
Unit
1,
the connection cable
from
the
master
controller
will
plug
in
here.
If
Expansion
Unit
2,
the
connection cable
runs
from
here
to
Expansion
unit
1
EXP
OUT.
If
Expansion
Unit
1,
the
connection
cable
to
Expansion
Unit
2
EXP IN
will
plug
in
here.
It
will
be unused
if
there is
no
Expansion
Unit
2.
If
Expansion
unit
2
connection
port
is unused.
A
AQUATEK
User
Manual
VI.
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Waterco Limited
Connection to Waterco ECO-V variable speed pumps
Waterco ECO-V variable speed pumps may be controlled via the Aquatek speed control function by inserting the
control cable wires into the PUMP CONTROL terminal block.
Colour order from left to right is yellow, black, white, green, red. When setting up via the app select RELTECH as
the pump type.

–
––
-–
–––
5
PIN
PUMP
CONNECTION PLUG
THERALUX
RELTECH
-
SPECK
-
HENDEN
THERALUX
485
HAYWARD
485
PENTAIR
VS/F
-
RELTECH
485
P
-
OASIS
V
SERIES
-
PENTAIR
ENVIROMAX
1500
-THERALUX
-
RELTECH
-
SPECK
-
HENDEN
Yellow
Wire
Green
Wire
Brown
Wire Red Wire
Black
Wire
-
THERALUX
485
-
HAYWARD
485
Black
Wire
Yellow
Wire
Green
Wire Red Wire
Brown
Wire
-
PENTAIR
VS/F
None
Green
Wire
Yellow Wire None None
-
DAB
None Brown
Wire
Black
Wire
None
Red Wire
-
INSNRG
[SUPPLIED
BY
INSNRG]
None
White/Orange
Stripe
Wire
Orange
Wire
None None
-
INSNRG
[CAT5
CABLE]
None
Brown/Brown
Stripe
Wire
Brown
Wire
None None
-
RELTECH
485
P
-
SUNLOVER OASIS
V
SERIES
Green
Wire
Brown
Wire
Black
Wire
Yellow Wire
Red Wire
-
PENTAIR
ENVIROMAX
1500
Brown
Wire
Orange
Wire
Yellow Wire
Green
Wire Red Wire
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Manual
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PUMP
PRIMING
&
CONNECTION
Reltech
P
[485]
/
Oasis
V
Series
Turning
Off
Priming
a]
Quickly
press
the
'stop'
button
three times.
b]
The
display
will
show
'P
Of
when
priming
is turned
off.
Turning
On
485
Communication
a]
Hold the
'stop'
button
for
10
secs.
b]
The
display
will
show
e.g.
'P
5'
[to
select
priming
time
in
minutes].
Press
'set'
button
to
move
to next.
c]
The
display
will
show
e.g.
'2400'
[to
select
priming
speed
in
RPM],
Press
'set'
button
to
move
to next.
d]
The
display
will
show
'Rb
Of.
Press
Up
or
Down
button
to
change
to
'Rb
On'.
Press
'set'
button
to
confirm.
e]
When communication
with
Aquatek
is
successful,
the
display
will
show
'
----
'.
Pentair enviroMAX
1500
Turning
Off
Priming
a]
Press
the
'Start
/
Stop'
button
to start
the
pump.
b]
The
display
will
alternate
between
'Pri'
and
'2800'
and
'04:59'
to
show
priming
at
2800
RPM
for
5mins.
c]
Press
the
'-'
to turn
the
priming
speed
down;
when
it
reaches below
1700,
priming
is turned
off.
d]
The
display
will
then
alternate
between
'Pri'
and
'Off'.
Note: External control
must
be
off.
Turning
On
External
Control
a]
Stop
the
pump
by
pressing
the
'Start
/
Stop'
button.
b]
Hold the
'Start
/
Stop'
button
for
~5
seconds.
c]
The
light
next to
'Ext.
Control
Only'
will
be
lighted
green.
d]
Press
the
'Start
/
Stop'
button.
e]
The
light
next to
'Start
/
Stop'
will
be
lighted
green.
Pentair
VS/F
Turning
Off
Priming
a]
Disconnect
the
RS-485
communication cable
from
the
pump.
b]
On
the
pump
control
module,
press
Menu
and
use
the
Arrow
buttons
to
scroll
and
select
"Priming".
c]
Use
the
Arrow
buttons
to
select
"Disabled",
then
press
the
Back
button
to
exit the
menu.
d]
Re-install the communication cable
to
the
pump.
Turning
On
External
Control
a]
Press
the
Menu
button,
use
the
Up
or
Down
arrow
to
scroll
to
Ext
Ctrl
and
press
Select.
b]
"Program
1"
will
be
displayed
and
press
Select
to enter.
c]
"Operation
Mode"
will
be
displayed,
press
Select
and
use
the
Up
or
Down
buttons
to
choose between
"Enabled"
or
"Pump
Off",
press
Save.
Note:
the
program
must
be enabled
to
proceed
further
into the
menu.
d]
Use
the
Up
or
Down
arrow
to
scroll
to
"Set
Type"
and
press
Select.
e]
Use
the
Up
or
Down
arrow
to
choose between
"Speed"
or
"Flow"
settings
and
press
Save.
f]
Use
the
Up
or
Down
arrow
to
scroll
to
"Set
Speed/Flow"
[depending
on
what
was
chosen
in
the
previous step],
press
Select
and then
use
the
Up
&
Down
arrows
to
adjust
the
speed/flow
settings
to
what
is
required
&
press
Save.
g]
There is
no
need
to set
a
"Stop
Delay"
so
press
the
Save
button
to
save
your
settings
and then
press
Back.
This
will
allow
you
to set
"Program
2".
h]
Use
the
Up
or
Down
arrow
to
scroll
to
"Program
2"
and
repeat steps
b]
to
g]
for
programs
2
to
4.
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Hayward
/
Theralux
Note:
Theralux
pump
will
be
supplied
with
485
communication
already
enabled.
If
it
isn't,
follow
the
steps
below.
Turning
Off
Priming
a]
Priming
is
automatically
taken
off
when the below connection
process
[4.2]
is done.
Turning
On
485
Communication
a]
Hold
stop,
press
speed
2
to
show
"LOW".
b]
Press
speed
1
until the
screen
shows
"10".
c]
Press
speed
2
to
show
"485".
d]
Press
stop
to
save
settings.
Once
there is control
over
the
pump,
the
pump
will
show
"NBUS".
Insnrg
1100
Turning
Off
Priming
a]
Press
Enter,
scroll
to
Priming.
b]
Set
Minutes
to
0.
Turning
On
External
Control
a]
Connect
the
pump
control
cable between the
pump
and the
Aquatek
controller
and
control
is
automatically
instated.
Reltech/Theralux/Speck/Henden
[with
Fasco
Motor]
Turning
Off
Priming
a]
Disconnect the
pump
communication cable
from
the
pump.
b]
Press
and hold the
Stop
button
for
10
seconds
to
remove
the
priming
function.
c]
If
required,
adjust
pump
speeds
[as
per
manufacturer's
instructions]
to
suit then
save
prior
to
reconnecting
the communication cable.
a]
DAB
E.Swim
Turning
Off
Priming
a]
Scroll
to
select
the
Settings
Wheel
[®]Press
Enter.
b]
Scroll
to
Priming
and
press
Enter.
c]
Change
Enable
to
NO.
Turning
On
External
Control
b]
Scroll
to
select
the
Settings
Wheel
[®],
Press Enter.
c]
Scroll
to
External
Control
and
press
Enter.
d]
Scroll
to
Settings
and
press
Enter.
e]
Change config
to
ENABLE.
f]
Change
source
speed
to
4-20mA.
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OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS
LCD
SCREEN
In
Automatic
[Pool]
mode the
LCD
screen
displays;
the time
of
day,
what time the
current
filtration
cycle
will
finish/start
at,
if
more
than
one
filtration
cycle
is
set,
then the
start
time
of
the
next
filtration
cycle
is
displayed,
current
pool
and
roof
temperatures
or
any
faults
are
displayed,
current status
of
the
pump
[run/inactive],
Heat
Demand time
[if
active],
and whether the
WIFI
is active
or
disabled.
In
Spa
mode the
LCD
screen
will
display;
the time
of
day,
SPA
MODE
on,
pool
temperature
or sensor
fault,
Temperature
-
both
current
temperature
and
set
temperature
of
the
spa, pump
status,
and
WIFI
status.
LCD
INDICATORS
There
are
arrow
icons
on
the
LCD
screen
that
point
to text
on
the label.
CONTROLLER
BUTTONS
AUTO
Pressing
the
AUTO
button
will
run
the controller
in
automatic
pool
mode.
If
the
AUTO
button is
pressed
while
in
the
settings
menu,
the
changed settings
will
be used but
not
saved.
If
there is
a
power
failure
the controller
will
retrieve the
previously
saved
settings.
On
power-up
the controller
will
start
automatic
pool operation.
BACK
Pressing
the
BACK
button
will
allow
you
to
go
back
to
previous
menu
options.
ENTER
Pressing
the
ENTER
button
will
turn
on
the
LCD
backlight
or,
Pressing
the
ENTER
button
will
accept
the
currently displayed setting
option.
MENU
After
pressing
the
MENU
button,
a
range
of
options
can
be selected
from
and
changed.
The
selectable
options
in
the
MENU
are
as
follows:
1]
FILTER
TIMES
2]
TEMPERATURE
3]
CONTROL
4]
TIMERS
5]
LIGHTS
B]
INSTALLER
MENU
UP
&
DOWN
The
UP
&
DOWN
buttons allow
you
to
scroll
through
different functions
and
or
settings
in
the
menus,
as
well
as
increasing
or
decreasing
temperature
settings.
SPA
The
SPA
button allows
you
to
toggle
between Pool and
Spa
modes.
Pressing
the
SPA
button
begins
the
process
of
heating
the
spa
to
the
spa
temperature
limit.
The
pool/spa
valves
will
move
to
the
spa
and
prime
the
pump
if
required.
Heating
will
occur
to
the
displayed
set
temperature.
To
return to
automatic
pool
operations
press
the
AUTD
button
or
press
the
SPA
button
to return to
automatic
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3 MINS BACKWASH
ENDS IN xx:xx:xx
If
at
any
time the
PUMP
button is
pressed
the
pump
is switched
on
and the
following
will
be
displayed:
This
function
is used
for
a
system
back
wash,
pool
vacuuming, manually running
the
system
for
a
set amount
of
time,
running
the
filtration
system
after
adding
chemicals,
etc.
It
can
also be used
to
stop
the
pump
from
running
[if
maintenance is
required]
for
a
set amount
of
time.
Use
the
Up/Down
buttons
to
increase
or
decrease the
amount
of
time that the
pump
will
run,
or
not
run.
The countdown timer lets
you
know
how much time is
left
until the
manual
function
ends.
The timer
amounts
after
the
3
minute backwash
are:
The timer
amounts to
stop
the
pump
PUMP
ON:
30
MINS,
are
displayed
as
follows:
PUMP
ON:
1HR,
HOURS OFF
01HR,
PUMP
ON:
2HR,
HOURS OFF
02HR,
PUMP
ON:
3HR,
HOURS OFF
03HR,
PUMP
ON:
5HR,
HOURS
OFF
05HR,
PUMP
ON:
9HR,
HOURS OFF
09HR,
PUMP
ON:
10HR,
HOURS OFF
10HR,
PUMP
ON:
15HR,
HOURS OFF
15HR,
PUMP
ON:
20HR,
and
HOURS OFF
20HR,
and
PUMP
ON:
2AHR.
HOURS OFF
2AHR.
At
any
time
during
the
count
down,
if
you
press
the
ENTER
to
the selected
time,
and
start
again.
button,
the timer
will
reset
During
the
count
down,
if
you
press
the
PUMP
button
again,
the controller
will
return
to
automatic
operation.
NOTE
It
is advisable
to
go
into Installer
Setup
first
and
enter
all
equipment
that
will
be
utilised/allocated
in
the
Menu
functions.
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2) TEMPERATURE
3) CONTROL
4) TIMERS
5) LIGHTS
6) INSTALLER MENU
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MENU
The
menu
system
can
be
navigated using
the
or
buttons.
All
selectable and
changeable
values
will
be
displayed
on
the
LCD
screen.
Press
the
ENTER
button
to
accept
the
currently displayed
item.
All
menu
items
are
shown below:
1.
FILTER
TIMES
SANITISER
The
Sanitiser
must
be
set to
operate
2dhrs
per
day
or
manually
On
as
the
AQUATEK
controller
will
control the number
of
hours
per
day
the
system
will
operate.
Refer
to
the
Sanitiser
instructions
for
2dhr
timer
setup,
dosing
and
mounting reguirements.
You
have the
option
to
choose
up
to
4
different
Filtration Times.
When
you
select the
FILTER
TIMES
menu
option,
the
screen
will
display:
FILTER
ON
TIME
1
OFF
When
you
select
ON
and
press
ENTER
the
screen
will
display:
FILTER XX:XX
TIME
1
ON
XX:XX
Adjust
the
start
time and end time
for
the
required
filter
cycle.
The circulation
pump
will
run
between these times
for filtration
purposes.
Once
you
have
set
the
first filter
time,
you
will
then be asked
to
select
a
pump
speed
for
the
first filter
cycle.
Note:
This
will
only
be
displayed
if
you
have installed
a
Multi
Speed
Pump
through
the
Installer
Setup
[6.2].
You
won't
be asked
for
a
pump
speed
if
Single
Speed
pump
was
selected
in
the Installer
Setup
[6.2],
This
will
be
displayed
as:
FILTER TIME
1
SPEED
1,
[2,3,
or
A
can
be
selected,
depending
on
pump],
Once
you
have selected
a
speed
for
the
first
Filter
Cycle,
the
option
for
a
second
filter
cycle
will
be
displayed:
FILTER
ON
TIME
2
OFF
Set
and
adjust
as
with
Filter Time
1
or
if
not
required
then
set
the timer
to
OFF.
Repeat
the above
steps
for
Filter Time
3
and
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Note: You
can
run
different
pump
speeds
in
the
separate
filter
times.
Filter
cycle
1
may
run
at
speed
A,
filter
cycle
at
speed
2,
filter
cycle
3
at
speed
1,
and
filter
cycle
A
at
speed
L\.
For
example:
Filter Time
1:
8.00
-
9.00
at
speed
Filter Time
2:
9.00
-
15.00
at
speed
2.
Filter Time
3:
15.00
-
16.00
at
speed
A.
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TEMPERATURE
When
you
enterTemperature
Settings,
the
first
setting
that
will
be
displayed
is:
POOL
TEMPERATURE
27°c
**
Range
is
OFF,
20°c
to
PO°c
in
l°c
increments.
Default
is
27°c.**
This
temperature
is the minimum
pool
temperature
that
you
would like the
Heater
to
heat
the
pool
to
if
a
heater is utilised.
The
temperature
limit
can
be increased
or
decreased
with
the
or
buttons
to
a
temperature
of
your
choice.
Once
you
have selected
a
Pool
Temperature,
press
Enter
and the
temperature
will
be
set.
The
controller
will
then
display:
SPA
TEMPERATURE
37°c.
**Range
is
OFF,
20°c
to
PO°c
in
l°c
increments.
Default
is
37°c.**
This is the
temperature
that
you
would like the
SPA
to
be
at
when
in
use.
The
temperature
limit
can
be increased
or
decreased
with
the
or
buttons
to
a
temperature
of
your
choice.
Once
you
have selected
a
Pool
Temperature,
press
Enter
and the
temperature
will
be
set.
The
controller
will
then
display:
SOLAR
TEMPERATURE
30°c.
**Range
is
OFF,
20°c
to
PO°c
in
l°c
increments.
Default
is
30°c.**
This is the
temperature
you
would like the
solar
to
heat the
pool
to,
if
it
is utilised.
The
temperature
limit
can
be
increased
or
decreased
with
the
or
buttons
to
a
temperature
of
your
choice.
Once
you
have selected
a
Pool
Temperature,
press
Enter
and
the
temperature
will
be
set.
The
controller
will
then
display:
RUN UNTIL
ON
HEATED
OFF
Use
the
or
buttons
to
select
which
option
you
would
like,
and
press
Enter.
If
you
select
ON,
the
system
will
utilise the
Heat
Pump
or
Gas
Heater
to
continue
to
heat
the
pool
until the
temperature
limit
is reached while
ignoring
the
set
Heat
Demand times
set
in
Timers.
Once
the
Pool
Temperature
limit
is reached the
controller
will
automatically
return to
the scheduled
settings.
Note:
This
may
mean
that the
filtration
pump
and heater
may
be
running
for
continuous
extended
periods
of
time,
potentially
longer
than
2Phrs
straight.
The
controller
will
then
return
you
to
the Main
Menu.
3.
CONTROL
In
this
menu
setting
you
will
be
able
to
manually
turn
on
any
socket
or
valve
that has been
allocated
an
appliance.
Socket
1
through
to
8,
and
valve
1
through
to
A,
if
allocated.
Press Enter
to
open
the
setting
and the
controller
will
display:
SI:
XXXXXXXXX
AUTO
Use
the
or
buttons
to
move
between the allocated
sockets
and
valves.
If
a
socket
or
valve
hasn’t
been allocated
an
appliance,
then
it
won't
be shown.
Press
the
Enter
button
to
toggle
between;
AUTO, OFF,
&
ON.
Press
the
Auto Button
to return
all
appliances
to
normal
automatic
operation.
Please
remember that
vou
will
also
need
to turn
the
appliance
back
to
Auto,
otherwise
it
will
continue
to
run.
Note
1:
If
a
socket has been
set to
ALWAYS
ON,
then
you
won't
be able
to turn
it
on
manually.
Note
2:
A
valve allocated
to
Pool/Spa,
will
not
be able
to
be turned
on
using
this
menu
option.
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When
you
enter
the
TIMER
menu,
you
can
set
a
number
of
the allocated
appliances
on
a
timer. The
appliance
has
to
be allocated
a
socket
or
valve
to
be allowed
a
Timer
setting.
Each
appliance
has the choice
of
either;
Off,
1
time,
or
2
timer allocations.
**Note:
Time
periods
for different
appliances
can
overlap
each
other.**
The
first
available
appliance
to
be
set
on a
timer
will
be
displayed
as:
Socket #X
XXXXXXXXXXXX.
Press
the
ENTER
button
to
be able
to
adjust
the time
setting
or use
the
or
buttons
to
display
the
Appliance
to
be
set.
You
will
see
displayed:
xxxxxxxxxxx
TIME
1
ON.
Toggle
the
or
buttons
to
either
turn
the
appliance
ON
or
OFF
the timer.
If
you
select
OFF
the
next
allocated
appliance
will
be shown.
If
you
select
ON
then the controller
will
display:
XXXXXXXXXXXXX
TIME
1
FRM XX. XX
Use
the
or
buttons and the
Enter
button
to
allocate
a
start
time.
Once
the time has
been
entered,
the
next
display
will
be:
XXXXXXXXXXXXX
TIME
1
TO
XX.XX
Use
the
or
buttons and the
Enter
button
to
allocate
an
end time.
Once
the time has
TIMERS
been
entered,
the
next
display
will
be:
XXXXXXXXXXXXX
TIME
2
ON/OFF
Adjust
TIME
2
setting
as
with
TIME
1.
Once
the
TIMER
setting
has been
completed
you
can move
onto
the
next
allowable
appliance.
Adjust
and
set
as
above.
Notes:
Socket
type
"Sanitiser"
is
not
allowed
on
appliance
timer,
as
it
follows filter
timer.
Socket
type
"Filter Timer"
is
not
allowed
on
appliance
timer,
as
it
follows filter
timer.
Socket
type
"Solar"
is
not
allowed
on
appliance
timer,
it
follows
solar
configuration.
Socket
type
"Always
On"
is
not
allowed
on
appliance
timer.
Socket
type
"Blower"
is
not
allowed
on
appliance
timer,
used
only
in
Spa
mode.
Socket
type
"Jet
Pump"
is
not
allowed
on
appliance
timer,
used
only
in
Spa
mode.
Socket
type
"Ind
Heat
Pump"
is
not
allowed
on
appliance
timer,
it
follows
heating
configuration.
Valve
type
"Pool/Spa"
is
not
allowed
on
appliance
timer,
used
on
in
Pool/Spa
mode.
Valve
type
"Solar"
is
not
allowed
on
appliance
timer,
as
it
follows
solar
configuration.
Valve
type
"Feature
from
Solar"
is
not
allowed
on
appliance
timer
as
it
is
a
manual
function
only
and
will
only
activate
if
a
socket has been allocated
to
be
an
'Independent
Solar
Pump'.
VF
contact
types
"Gas
Heater
&
Heat
Pump"
are
not
allowed
on
appliance
timers.
Ensure
when
vou
set
the timers
for different
appliances
that the maximum combined
load
DOES NOT
exceed either the controllers
power
ratino.
or
the
power
ratino
of
the
expansion
unit/s
when the
different
appliances
are
activated
at
the
same
time.
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LIGHTS
SPECIAL
VALVE
FEATURES
In
this
menu
setting,
you
can
only change
the colour
of
your
allocated Pool and
Spa
light/s.
Garden
lights
are
not
given
the
option
of
colour
changing.
The
socket
number and the
brand/type
of
light
must
have been allocated
in
the
Installer
Setup
under
Appliances
[B.
3]
before
you
can
change
the colours
through
this
menu
option.
When
you
enter
the
Lights
menu
the controller
will
display
the allocated
socket
number,
allocated
light
type,
and the
brand/style
of
light.
For
example.
S6:
POOL
LIGHT
SINGLE
CQLQUR
The
or
buttons
can
be used
to
move
between the allocated
lights
to
the
light
you
wish
to
change.
Once
the
Light
is
displayed
on
the
screen,
press
Enter
and the
controller
will
display:
S6:
[Brand name]
[current colour]
Use
the
or
buttons
to
toggle through
the
range
of
colours
[if
any]
associated
with
that brand
of
pool
light.
Press Enter
to
accept
the colour
you
wish
to
choose.
If
you
so
wish
you
can
then
move
onto
another allocated
socket
and
change
the
colour
settings
of
that
socket.
Adjust
the colour
as
described above.
Note:
A
maximum
of
3
sockets
can
be allocated
to
lights,
whether
Pool,
or
Spa.
Each
socket/group
of
lights
will
be the
same
colour
as
chosen
for
that allocated
socket.
Feature
from Solar
This
feature
gives
you
the
ability
to
be able
to
utilise
an
independent
solar
heating
system
for
a
water
feature,
such
as a
water
slide.
A
socket
needs
to
be allocated
under
Appliances
as a
solar
pump
and
a
valve
socket
allocated
as a
Feature
from Solar.
A
3
way
valve
with
actuator
needs
to
be
plumbed
in
after
the solar
pump
but
before
the
water
goes
up
to
the
roof.
The
Feature
from Solar
needs
to
be turned
to
ON
under the
Control
menu.
This
will
ensure
the valve is turned
to
divert
water to
the
water
feature
and the solar
pump
is
turned
on.
No
solar
heating
is allowed when the
feature
is utilised.
No
Timer
can
be
set
for
this
feature,
so
it
will
need
to
be turned
to
OFF
or
AUTO
in
the
Control
menu.
Once
the
feature
is turned
to
OFF
or
AUTO
the solar
pump
may
turn
back
on
again
to
sample
the
water
temperature
and
resume
solar
heating
of
the
system
if
solar
gain
is
available.
Other
This is
a
Timer based
feature for
a
valve
output.
When the
feature
is
within
its Timer
range
[or
manually
turned
On
or
Off]
it
will
turn
the Valve
output
on.
This
output
can
be utilised
to turn
a
valve,
or
switch
on
a
contactor
point
for
an
additional heater.
Note:
This
option
will
not
instigate turning
a
filtration/circulation
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INSTALLER
MENU
The Installer
Setup
is where
you
will
go
to enter
all the
equipment
that is installed
on
the
Pool/Spa
system
and
can
have its
settings changed
in
the
Menu
functions
or
via the
App.
6.
INSTALLER
MENU
6.1
APPLIANCES
Under the Installer
Menu
there is
a
range
of
options
to
choose
from.
These
are:
1.
Appliances
2.
Pump
3.
Lights
A.
Heating
5.
Spa
B.
Heat
Demand
7.
Pump
Call
8.
Water Feature
9.
Temperature
Sensor
10.
Expansion
Unit
11.
Set
Time
12.
WIFI
13.
Reset
Passcode
14.
Factory
15.
About
Use
the
or
buttons
to
toggle through
the list
of
menu
options.
When the
option
you
want
is
displayed
on
the
screen,
press
the
Enter
button.
Appliances
can
be allocated
on
up
8
power
sockets,
A
valves and
1
VF
contact.
Socket
1-2,
Valves
1-4,
and the
VF
Contact
are
all located
on
the
master
controller.
Sockets
3,
A,
&
5
are
located
on
Expansion
Unit
1.
These sockets
are
only
available
for
selection
if
the
expansion
unit is there and has been
enabled.
Sockets
B,
7,
&
8
are
located
on
Expansion
Unit
2.
These sockets
are
only
available
for
selection
if
the
expansion
unit is there and has been
enabled.
The list
of
appliances
available
to
choose
from
are
listed below:
Sockets
Valves
Sanitiser
Water Feature
Filter
Pump
Solar
Pump
Cleaning
Pump
Other
Blower
Always
On
Pool
Light
Jet
Pump
Spa
Light
Heating
Pump
[independent]
Garden
Light
None
Pool/Spa
Feature
from Solar
Solar
Other
Water Feature
None
In
Floor
VF
Contact
Gas
Heater
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Heat
Pump
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APPLIANCES
CONTINUED
6.2
PUMP
When
you
enter
the
Appliance
Menu,
the
first
thing
that
will
be
displayed
is:
SOCKET
#1
[currently
allocated
appliance]
The
or
buttons
are
used
to
toggle
between the
Sockets
of
the
Master
Controller
then
Expansion
Unit
1,
then
Expansion
Unit
2,
then the Valves and
VF
Contact
of
the
Master
Controller.
Once
the
Appliance
you
want to
change
is
displayed
on
the
screen,
press
Enter.
This
will
move
the
cursor
next to
the allocated
appliance.
Use
the
or
buttons
to
toggle through
the
range
of
Appliances
that
can
be selected
for
that
output.
Once
the
Appliance
you
want to
select is
displayed,
press
Enter.
The
Appliance
will
have been
selected and the controller
will
then
display
the
next
socket/valve/VF
contact:
SOCKET
#2
[currently
allocated
appliance]
Note:
When
you
move
onto
the
next
appliance
the
cursor
will
still be
next to
the
allocated
appliance.
If
you
wish
to
change
this
appliance
simply
use
the
or
buttons
to
toggle through
the
range
of
allowable
appliances.
Press Enter
to
select.
Keep
pressing
Enter
to
scroll
through
the allocated
appliances
[if
there is another
socket,
valve,
or
VF
contact
you
wish
to
change]
until the
appliance
you
wish
to
change
is
displayed.
Use
the
or
buttons
to
toggle through
the
range
of
allowable
appliances.
Press Enter
to
select.
Alternatively,
if
you
don't
want
to
change
any
more
appliances,
press
the
MENU
button
to
exit.
When
changing
the Valve
appliances,
the controller
will
display:
VALVE
#1
[currently
allocated
appliance]
The Valve
appliance
is
changed
the
same
way
as
the
Socket
appliances.
Note:
The
Aquatek
Controller
will
only
turn
2
valves
at
the
same
time
,
ie
Pool/Spa
valves. There
will
be
a
AO
second
delay
before
a
third
or
fourth
valve
will
be turned.
When
changing
the
VF
Contact,
the controller
will
display:
VF
CONTACT
[currently
allocated
appliance]
The
VF
Contact
is
changed
the
same
way
as
the
Socket
&
Valve
appliances.
SANITISER
The
Sanitiser
must
be
set to
operate
2dhrs
per
day
or
manually
On
as
the
AQUATEK
controller
will
control the number
of
hours
per
day
the
system
will
operate.
Refer
to
the
Sanitiser
instructions
for
2dhr
timer
setup
and
dosing
requirements.
In
this
menu
option,
you
will
be able
to
select which
type
and brand
of filtration
pump
your
system
is
running
and what its
default
speed
will
be.
When
you
Enter
this sub
menu
option,
the controller
will
display
the
option
to
choose
either
a
Single
Speed
Pump
or
Multi
Speed
Pump:
PUMP
TYPE
MULTI-SPEED
Use
the
or
buttons
to
switch between the
2
options,
press
Enter
to
accept
the
option
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If
you
Enter
SINGLE
SPEED,
the controller
will
accept
the
option
and
return
you
to
the
Installer
Setup
Menu.
If
you
Enter MULTI
SPEED,
then the controller
will
display:
PUMP
BRAND
RELTECH
Use
the
or
buttons
to
scroll
through
the
range
of
allowable
pump
brands.
Press
Enter
on
the brand
you
wish
to
select when
you
see
it
displayed.
The
options
for
brands
of
Multi
Speed
Pumps
are:
None
Theralux
Theralux
485
Reltech
Reltech
485
P
Hayward
485
Pentair
VS/F
Pentair Enviromax
1500
Insnrg
DAB
Henden
PUMP
Speck
CONTINUED
Oasis
V
Series
Once
you
have
pressed
Enter
to
select the
pump,
the controller
will
ask
you
to set
4
pump
speeds.
In
the
case
of
the Theralux
485,
Hayward
485,
Reltech
485
P,
Henden
&
Insnrg
brand
pumps,
you
will
be asked
to set
the
speeds
in
RPM.
In
the
case
of
the
PentairVS/F,
Theralux,
Reltech and
Speck
pumps,
you
will
set
the
default
speed
only
as
the
pump
has
pre-set
speeds.
In
the
case
the
DAB
brand,
you
will
be asked
to set
the
4
speeds
as a
percentage.
Note:
The Theralux
,
Speck
and Reltech
pumps
only
have
3
speeds
to
choose
from
and
need
to
be
set
via the
manufacturer's
instructions. The Pentair
VS/F
will
need
to
have
4
pump
speeds
set
via the
manufacturer's
instructions.
Once
the
speeds
have been
set
for
the Theralux
485,
Hayward
485,
Reltech
485
P,
Insnrg,
Henden,
and
DAB
pumps,
the controller
will
then
ask
what
Default
speed
you
would like the
pump
to
be
set at.
This is
displayed
as:
PUMP DEFAULT
SPEED
X
Use
the
or
buttons
to
scroll
through
the
range
of
pump
speeds
[1,
2, 3,
&
4]
that
you
have
just
set.
Once
you
have
adjusted
the
default
speed,
press
Enter
to
accept.
The controller
will
accept
the
default
speed
and
return to
the Installer
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LIGHTS
In
this
menu
option,
you
will
be able
to
select which
type
and brand
of
Pool
&
Spa
lights
that
you
have installed.
A
maximum
of
3
sockets
can
be allocated
to
lights
,
whether
Pool,
or
Spa.
Each
of
the
3
sockets
will
run a
Light
Transformer.
Each
socket/group
of
lights
will
be the
same
colour
as
chosen.
Before
any
pool
or
spa
lights
can
be
setup
in
this
menu
option,
1, 2,
or
3
sockets
need
to
have been allocated
in
appliances
to
either the
pool
or
spa
light.
When
you
enter
this
menu
option,
the
first
socket
that has been allocated
will
be
displayed along
with
the allocated
appliance.
The controller
will
display:
S2: SPA
SINGLE
COLOUR
Use
the
or
buttons
to
scroll
through
the allocated
sockets,
press
Enter
to
change
the
displayed
socket.
After
you
press
Enter,
the
cursor
will
be located
on
the second line.
Use
the
or
buttons
to
scroll
through
the allowable brands
of
lights.
The allowable
brands
and
types
are as
follows:
AquaQuip
AquaQuip
INS
Aquatight
Spa
Electrics
Spa
Electrics Multi Plus
Astral Pool
ModLite
Jandy
Single
Colour
[non-branded]
Press Enter
to
select the
light
brand installed.
The controller
will
now
display:
[For Example]
AQUAQUIP
PURE
RED
Use
the
or
buttons
to
scroll
through
the colours that
are
associated
with
the brand
of
light.
Once
the colour
you
want
is
displayed
on
the
screen,
press
Enter
to
accept
the colour.
If
there is
only
one
socket
that is allocated
to
a
light,
the controller
will
return
you
to
the Installer
Setup
Menu.
If
there is
more
than
one
socket
allocated
to
a
light,
the controller
will
keep
you
in
this
menu
option.
You
can use
the
or
buttons
to
scroll
through
the other
allocated
sockets. Press Enter
when another allocated
socket
is
displayed
in
order
to
change
that
sockets
settings.
Change
the
settings
as
above.
Once
you
have
finished,
either
press
the
Back Button
to return
you
to
the
Installer
Setup
Menu
or
press
the
Menu Button
to return
the controller
to
normal
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6.4
In
this
Menu
option,
you
will
be
setting
up
the
type/s
of
heating
that is installed.
The
options
are:
Solar
Heat
Pump
Gas
Heater
When
you
enter
this
menu
option
the
first
thing
that is
displayed
is:
SOLAR
1.
NONE
With
Solar
Heating,
you
have the
options
of:
1.
None
2.
Separate
[Independent
plumbing]
3.
Valve
A.
Boosted
[Integrated plumbing]
If
you
have
no
Solar
Heating
installed,
press
Enter
to
accept
1.
None
and the
controller
will
move
you
onto
the
next
option.
If
you
have
an
independent
solar
heating
system,
use or
buttons
to
scroll
down
to
2.
Separate
and
press
Enter.
If
you
have
a
system
where
a
valve is turned
to
send
water
into the solar
panels,
select
3.
Valve.
If
you
have
a
Boosted
[integrated]
system,
scroll
to
A.
Boosted and select.
Use
the
or
buttons
to
select which
option
you
would
like,
and
press
Enter.
Once
you
have selected
one
of
the above
options,
the controller
will
display:
SOLAR ON
HEATING
WINTER
MODE OFF
Use
the
or
buttons
to
select which
option
you
would
like,
and
press
Enter.
Note:
If
you
selected
None
for
SOLAR,
then the above
option
will
not
be
displayed.
Once
you
have
pressed
Enter
to
select,
the controller
will
display:
SOLAR
SPEED
X
The controller is
asking
what
speed
you
would like the
pump
to
run
at
when solar
heating
is asked
for.
Note:
This
option
will
only
appear
if
you
have selected either Valve
or
Boosted
for
your
SOLAR
options.
Note:
If
you
are
running
a
single
speed
pump,
this
question
will
not
appear.
Use
the
or
buttons
to
select which
pre-set
speed
you
would
like,
and
press
Enter.
Once
you
have selected the
pump
speed,
the controller
will
then
display:
SOLAR
START
TIME XX.XX
Adjust
as
above.
Once
you
have
adjusted
and
accepted
the
Solar
Heating
start
time,
the controller
will
move
you
onto
the
next
option.
What
will
be
displayed
next
will
depend
upon
what
was
selected
for
VF
Contact
in
Appliance
Setup.
If
nothing
was
selected under
VF
Contact
then the controller
will
return
you
to
the
Installer
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If
Heat
Pump
was
selected under
VF
Contact
then the
following
will
be
displayed:
HEAT
PUMP
ON
OFF
Use
the
or
buttons
to
move
the
cursor
to
either
ON
or
OFF.
Enter
On
to
enable the controller
to
run
the
Heat
Pump
or
OFF
to
disable the heater.
Press
the
Enter
button
to
accept.
Once
you
have
accepted
either
ON
or
OFF,
the controller
will
display
a
choice
of
3
Heating
Installation
Type
options:
1.
FILTER
2.
INDEPENDENT
3.
INDEPENDENTWITH
SENSOR
You
will
use
the
or arrows
to
select the
option
that best suits
your
installation,
press
Enter
to
accept
and the controller
will
move
you
onto
the
next
option.
Filter
-
Meaning
that the heater is instailed
within
the
filtration
plumbing.
Independent
-
Meaning
that the heater is
plumbed
in
separately
to
the
filtration
system
and
will
have its
own
circulating
pump.
The
pool
will
be heated
to
a
temperature
designated
by
the
independent
heater.
Independent
with
Sensor
-
The heater is
plumbed
independently,
but the
Aquatek
will
controller the
temperature
and
will
need the
pool
sensor
drilled
into the
pipe
in
front of
the
Independent
heaters circulation
pump.
If
Gas
Heater
was
selected under
VF
Contact,
then the
following
will
be
displayed:
GAS
HEATER
ON
HEATING
OFF
CONTINUED
If
you
select
ON,
the controller
will
then
display:
GAS
HEATER
COOLDOWN
XXMIN
This is the controller
asking
how
many
minutes
you
would like the
filtration
pump
to
run
for
once
the
Heater
has
stopped
heating.
Use
the
or
buttons
to
increase
or
decrease the
amount
of
time.
The
range
of
time
for
the
Cool
Down
is
OOMins
to
59Mins.
Note:
This
function
is here
to
help
prolong
the
life of
a
Gas
Heater.
5Mins is
an
acceptable
minimum but the time
can
be extended
if
so
desired.
Once
you
have selected the
timeframe
you
would like
for
the
Gas
Heater
COOL
DOWN,
the controller
will
ask
you
to
select
one
of
the
3
Heating
Installation
Types.
1.
FILTER
2.
INDEPENDENT
3.
INDEPENDENTWITH
SENSOR
You
will
use
the
or arrows
to
select the
option
that best suits
your
installation,
press
Enter
to
accept
and the controller
will
move
you
onto
the
next
option.
If
you
select
OFF,
the controller
will
move
you
onto
the
next
option
and
display:
HEATING
PUMP
SPEED
X
Use
the
or
buttons
to
select which
pre-set
speed
you
would
like,
and
press
Enter,
and the controller
will
exit
you
to
the Installer
Setup
Menu.
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