Gecko in.yt-7-CE Technical manual

1- Connect all outputs & keypads
Quick Start Card
in.yt-7-ce™European version
3- Select spa configuration (if prompt on startup)
3
At first startup the keypad display
will show Lx or LLx, where « x »
representing the config. number. Some
spa packs come with a pre-selected
config. and you may skip this step if
your system automatically starts up1.
Use the Up/Down key to choose the
new low level configuration number.
Press the Program2key to confirm the
selection.
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1 phase connection
Phase jumpers Position
PJ1 P7-P13
PJ2 P10-P74
2 phase connection
Phase jumpers Position
PJ1 P7-P10
PJ2 P13-P74
3 phase connection (default)
Phase jumpers Position
PJ1 P7-P10
PJ2 P11-P13
3 phase Delta connection
Phase jumpers Position
PJ1 P7-P10
PJ2 P13-P74
2- Connect the main power
Correct wiring of the electrical service
box, RCD, and pack terminal block is
essential. Power must be off during
this step.
input voltage: 230 V, 50 Hz (line-to-Neutral) input voltage: 230 V, 50 Hz
(line-to-line)
WARNING! All connections must be made by a qualified electrician in accordance with the national electrical code and any
state, provincial or local electrical code in effect at the time of the installation. This product must always be connected to circuit
protected by a residual-current device (RCD).
Determine jumper positions for number of phases
4- Select breaker current
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Specify the current rating and the number of phases of the RCD used to ensure safe and efficient current mangement (and no RCD trippings).
2 3 3
4
1
Light outputs
(P34 always on, P35 relay controlled)
Main power
entry connection
Heater
connections
Heater
Bonding lugs
A1
A2
A3
A4
C3
C2
C1
G C HL
C1
C2
C3
H L GC
A4
A0
A3
A2
A1
H L GC Optional
floating connector
(Part #9920-401346)
C1 - Main keypad connector
CO - Communication links (2 ports)
in.touch, in.stik, Aux keypad in.k112,
Swim Spa com. cable, etc.
PJ2PJ2
PJ1
NNL3
N
L1
PJ2 PJ2
PJ2
PJ1 PJ1
PJ1
L1 L1
L1
L2 L2
L2
L3
GGG
G
AMP ports (A0 to A4,
and C1 to C3) for pumps
& accessories. Function
varies per configuration
(see next page).
1 Note: To re-enter the low level
selection menu, hold the Pump 1
key for 30 seconds.
Note: For the Color keypad series,
select Settings menu, go into
Electrical config and choose the
appropriate Low level.
2Note: If the keypad does not have a
Program or Filter key, use the Light
key instead.
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website: www.geckoalliance.com
Press and hold the Program key for
20 seconds until you access the
breaker setting menu.
Note: For the Color keypad series,
select Settings menu, go into Electri-
cal config and choose Input current.
The values displayed by the system
correspond to the maximum
amperage capacity of the RCD.
Use the Up/Down key to select the
desired value. Then press the Program
key to confirm the selection.
Note: If the keypad does not have the
Program or Filter key, use the Light
key instead.
Current setting for each phase setting
# of phases Current setting range
110 to 48 A
210 to 20 A
310 to 16 A
Choose the number of phases
supplying your spa (1-3). Use the
Up/Down key to select the desired
value. Then press the Program key to
confirm the selection.
For more information, see our
website: www.geckoalliance.com

Standard
config. # Pump 1 Pump 2 Pump 3 Pump 4 Pump 5 Blower Circ. Pump (CP)
configuration
Ozone (O3)
configuration1
Filter cycle
daily Heater
1
1SP
(A3)
8A
1SP
(A2)
8A
1SP
(A1)
8A
_ _ _ (C2)
2A
(A4)
2 x 6 hours
with CP
with CP
16A
2
1SP
(A3)
8A
1SP
(A2)
8A
1SP
(A1)
8A
_ _
X
(C3)
4A
(C2)
2A
(A4)
2 x 6 hours
with CP
with CP
16A
3
1SP
(A3)
8A
1SP
(A2)
8A
1SP
(A1)
8A
1SP
(C3)
8A
_ _ (C2)
2A
(A4)
2 x 6 hours
with CP
with CP
16A
4
1SP
(A3)
8A
1SP
(A2)
8A
1SP
(A1)
8A
1SP
(C3)
8A
_
X
(A4)
4A
(C2)
2A
(K2-P tab)³
2 x 6 hours
with CP
with CP
16A
5
1SP
(A3)
8A
1SP
(A2)
8A
1SP
(A1)
8A
1SP
(C3)
8A
1SP
(A4)
8A
_(C2)
2A
(K2-P tab)³
2 x 6 hours
with CP
with CP
16A
6
1SP
(A3)
8A
1SP
(A2)
8A
1SP
(A1)
8A
1SP
(C3)
8A
1SP
(A4)
8A
X
(C2)
4A
(K2-P tab)²
2A
2 x 6 hours
with CP
with CP
16A
7
2SP
(A3)
10A-4A
1SP
(A2)
8A
1SP
(A1)
8A
_ _ _ _ (A4)
2 x 2 hours
with P1
with P1
16A
8
2SP
(A3)
10A-4A
1SP
(A2)
8A
1SP
(A1)
8A
_ _
X
(C3)
4A
_(A4)
2 x 2 hours
with P1
with P1
16A
9
2SP
(A3)
10A-4A
1SP
(A2)
8A
1SP
(A1)
8A
_ _ _ (C2)
2A
(A4)
2 x 6 hours
with CP
with CP
16A
10
2SP
(A3)
10A-4A
1SP
(A2)
8A
1SP
(A1)
8A
_ _
X
(C3)
4A
(C2)
2A
(A4)
2 x 6 hours
with CP
with CP
16A
11
2SP
(A3)
10A-4A
1SP
(A2)
8A
1SP
(A1)
8A
1SP
(C3)
8A
_ _ _ (A4)
2 x 2 hours
with P1
with P1
16A
12
2SP
(A3)
10A-4A
1SP
(A2)
8A
1SP
(A1)
8A
1SP
(C3)
8A
_
X
(A4)
4A
(C2)
2A
(C2)
2 x 2 hours
with P1
with P1
16A
13
2SP
(A3)
10A-4A
1SP
(A2)
8A
1SP
(A1)
8A
1SP
(C3)
8A
_ _ (C2)
2A
(A4)
2 x 6 hours
with CP
with CP
16A
14
2SP
(A3)
10A-4A
1SP
(A2)
8A
1SP
(A1)
8A
1SP
(C3)
8A
_
X
(C2)
4A
_ _
2 x 6 hours
with CP
with CP
16A
15
2SP
(A3)
10A-4A
1SP
(A2)
8A
1SP
(A1)
8A
1SP
(C3)
8A
1SP
(A4)
8A
X
(C2)
4A
_ _
2 x 2 hours
with P1
with P1
16A
16
2SP
(A3)
12A-4A
1SP
(A2)
8A
1SP
(A1)
8A
1SP
(C3)
8A
1SP
(A4)
8A
_ _ (C2)
2 x 2 hours
with P1
with P1
16A
17
2SP
(A3)
12A-4A
2SP
(A2)
8A-4A
_ _ _ _ _ (C3)
2 x 2 hours
with P1
with P1
16A
18
2SP
(A3)
12A-4A
2SP
(A2)
8A-4A
___
X
(A1)
4A
_(C3)
2 x 2 hours
with P1 with P1
16A
19
2SP
(A3)
12A-4A
2SP
(A2)
8A-4A
_ _ _ _ (C2)
2A
(C3)
2 x 6 hours
with CP
with CP
16A
20
2SP
(A3)
12A-4A
2SP
(A2)
8A-4A
___
X
(A1)
4A
(C2)
2A
(C3)
2 x 6 hours
with CP
with CP
16A
21
2SP
(A3)
10A-4A
2SP
(A2)
8A-4A
1SP
(A1)
8A
_ _ _ _ (C3)
2 x 2 hours
with P1 with P1
16A
22
2SP
(A3)
10A-4A
2SP
(A2)
8A-4A
_ _ _ _ (C2)
2A
(C3)
2 x 6 hours
with CP
with CP
16A
23
2SP
(A3)
10A-4A
2SP
(A2)
8A-4A
1SP
(A1)
8A
_ _ _ (C2)
2A
(C3)
2 x 6 hours
with CP
with CP
16A
24
2SP
(A3)
10A-4A
2SP
(A2)
8A-4A
1SP
(A1)
8A
_ _
X
(C3)
4A
_(C3)
2 x 2 hours
with P1
with P1
16A
25
2SP
(A3)
10A-4A
2SP
(A2)
8A-4A
1SP
(A1)
8A
_ _
X
(C3)
4A
(C2)
2A
(C2)
2 x 6 hours
with CP
with CP
16A
26
2SP
(A3)
10A-4A
2SP
(A2)
8A-4A
2SP
(C3)
8A-4A
_ _ _ _ (A1)
2 x 2 hours
with P1
with P1
16A
27
2SP
(A3)
10A-4A
2SP
(A2)
8A-4A
2SP
(C3)
8A-4A
_ _
X
(A1)
4A
_ _
2 x 2 hours
with P1
with P1
16A
28
2SP
(A3)
10A-4A
2SP
(A2)
8A-4A
2SP
(C3)
8A-4A
_ _
X
(A1)
4A
(C1)²
2A
_
2 X Purges,
Always on
with CP
16A
29
2SP
(A3)
10A-4A
1SP
(A2)
10A
1SP
(C3)
10A
_ _
X
(A4)
4A
_(C2)
2 x 2 hours
with P1
with P1
16A
Glossary
XInstalled
1SP High speed only
2SP High and Low speed
1 When the Ozonator is not controlled by a relay, it can be tied to Pump 1 Low speed or Circ. Pump. Pump using cable splitter AMP PN: 9920-401369.
2 Circ. pump is connected to a Direct fused outlet. Pump will always be on and may overheat if oversized pump is used.
3 This accessory does not have its own AMP connector. Rewire C1 if not used or order extra AMP connector 9920-401346
(Black wire to K2-P tab on the board, Green to any Ground (G) tab and white to Neutral (N tab).
9919-101472-C Rev. 11-2017
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Configuration selection chart
Software #349, rev. 003