Hayward OmniLogic HTG-OL150c Administrator Guide

OmniLogic®
How To Guide
HTG-OL150c Copyright 2016 Hayward Industries Inc.

How To: Back-Up Configuration
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Use the steps provided to backup a configuration. These steps aid firmware upgrades,
MSP changes, and corrupted configurations.
On the right of the dashboard locate and tap
the “config” icon.
Select the “backup config” option (third down
on the left most column).
Select “Backup to USB”, after inserting a USB
drive, then press the check mark.
Once the backup is confirmed press the check
mark to finalize.
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Use these steps to load a previously saved configuration:
NOTE: If restoring the configuration from a USB drive, plug-in the drive prior
to starting this process.
On the right of the dashboard locate and tap
the “config” icon.
Select the “restore config” option (fourth
down on the left most column).
Select where the file is stored, in this case
“Restore from USB”.
Select the desired file to restore with the .bak
file extension and press the check to finalize.
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How To: Restore a Configuration

How To: Download Config. from Web
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Use the steps provided to download a configuration file from the Web.
Log into the registered web account via:
www.haywardomnilogic.com
On the top right, select profile>msp
configuration.
Select “Download”. Soon after, the file should
appear on the hard drive (typically under the
download folder).
Verify the file has the .xml file extension.
Note: the file may be renamed as long as the
.xml is not changed or removed.
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How To: Download Config. from Web (cont.)
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Once config. is copied AND USB is ejected, go to the next section to load web config.
Right click on the downloaded file and copy it. Insert USB drive into the PC & launch folder.
Paste downloaded file onto the USB drive,
waiting for the copying process to completely
finish.
IMPORTANT: Next, safely remove the USB by
right clicking on the application & selecting
“Eject”.
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Use these steps to load a Configuration that has been downloaded from the web.
NOTE: Plug-in the USB drive prior to starting this process.
On the right of the dashboard locate and tap
the “config” icon.
Select the “restore config” option (fourth
down on the left most column).
Select where the file is stored, because this file
was loaded from the web onto a USB drive,
select “Restore from USB”.
Select downloaded file, if unchanged, it should
show as “MspConfiguration.xml”. Press the
check to finalize.
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How To: Load a Config. Downloaded from Web

How To: Download Firmware
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To download the latest firmware to a USB drive go to www.hayward.com
Support Center> Automation > OmniLogic > Firmware Updates
Step 1: Right click on the link of the file
you wish to download.
Step 2: Within the options menu select
"Save link as..."
(Note: USB drive must already be
connected to your computer).
Step 3: From the "Save As" window
navigate to the desired USB drive.
(Note: please make sure to select the
root directory of the USB drive).
Step 4: Before saving, change the
“Save as type” to “All Files” AND
remove the “.txt” file extension that
automatically appears. Then click on
"Save" button.
(Note: failing to remove the .txt file
extension will result in an unreadable
firmware upgrade file).
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This process was accomplished through Google’s Chrome Browser.

Tap device to upgrade then check mark.Tap the “Upgrade” icon.
How To: Upgrade Firmware
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Press the power button. Select “service mode”.
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Insert the USB drive into the side of the MSP and follow the steps provided below:

How To: Upgrade Firmware (cont.)
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Select storage method (USB). Select latest file (downloaded from web).
Press check mark to start the upgrade process
(DO NOT power off while in process).
Press check mark when complete (100%),
system will reboot.
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NOTE: Make sure all devices are up to the latest firmware revision.

Tap anywhere on the screen to advance past
the warning screen.
Locate and tap on “EraseCalib”. This will
prompt a question screen.
How To: Clear MSP Calibration
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On the right of the dashboard locate and tap
the “config” icon.
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Use the steps provided to clear the MSP calibration file. This process is recommended
if icon or text box selection is difficult.
Once in config, press the right arrow once and
select the “shell command” option.
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Once calibration is complete, the system will
automatically power cycle.
How To: Clear MSP Calibration (cont.)
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Confirmation is required to continue with
calibration, press the check mark to continue.
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NOTE: It is important to select the center of each box that appears (step 6), as this will
have a significant impact on how well the screen is calibrated.
A series of five boxes will appear, touch the
center of each box to calibrate the screen.

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Tap anywhere on the screen to advance past
the warning screen.
Locate and tap on “RemoveDDT” AND power
cycle the OmniLogic.
How To: Clear DDT
On the right of the dashboard locate and tap
the “config” icon.
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The DDT (device discovery table) holds a list of all the smart devices the MSP talks to.
Sometimes this table needs to be removed to refresh communications.
Once in config, press the right arrow once and
tap on “shell command”.

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Select the “config wizard” option (the first
option in top left).
Select “system info” icon and record the msp
id (top), then press back arrow.
How To: Clear DDT –Post Action
Power up smart components and record HUAs
for each (with descriptions).
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After removing a DDT it may be necessary to reassign HUAs when multiple smart
components of the same type are being used (for example multiple EcoStar pumps).
On the right of the dashboard locate and tap
the “config” icon.

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Select the HUA status window to add.
How To: Clear DDT –Post Action (cont.)
Enter recorded “msp id” number and press the
check mark.
Tap on device type, then tap HUA.
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The MSP ID is not only used to register the OmniLogic through the web but it is also
required to modify an existing configuration.
Tap on “config wizard”, select edit>quick (if
applicable). Next, select site of device.

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How To: Clear DDT –Post Action (cont.)
After saving the changes made under edit, the
system will reboot.
How To: Clear DDT –Post Action (cont.)
Select the appropriate HUA and press the
check mark.
Repeat steps 6-10 for all smart devices and
then press the save icon.
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Repeat steps 6 –10 for all smart devices that are not already captured in the system
configuration. Once complete, save the configuration (Step 11).
Once correct, press home icon (main menu) or
back arrow (back one screen).

Enter the network password, followed by the
check mark to complete.
How To: Connect to Wi-Fi
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On the right of the dashboard locate and tap
the “config” icon.
Select the desired network name or SSID to
attempt connection.
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The following identifies how to connect to a Wi-Fi signal. Only follow these steps if
using an HLWLAN (Wi-Fi) antenna.
Press the “wifi bridge” option on the right side
of the screen.
NOTE: The network password IS CASE SENSITIVE. To confirm connection, go to
Config>Network and verify IP addresses appear under the dynamic tab.

To change, select the IP address, enter new
value, and select check to save.
How To: Verify Web Server Information
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On the right of the dashboard locate and tap
the “config” icon.
Verify that the main IP address is:
198.61.209.236 and backup: 166.78.4.254.
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The following identifies how to access Web Server information. If the IP addresses and
Port #s are incorrect, registration and/or remote operation will not be possible.
Press the “web server” option on the right side
of the screen.

Select where the relays or sensors are located,
in this case they are installed on the MP.
How To: Enter Service Mode & Test Relays
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Select the type of relay or sensor you wish to
test.
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The following steps outline how to enter service mode and test individual relays.
Press the power button (it does not matter
what screen is showing at the time).
Select “service mode” and select “timed”.
Confirm by pressing the check mark.
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Finally, press the “service mode exit” to return
to the dashboard.
How To: Enter Service Mode & Test Relays
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Once testing is complete press the power
button again.
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The following steps outline how to enter service mode and test individual relays.
Toggle relays on and off by selecting each to
verify they are all working.
Once complete, press the back arrow to return
to the main service mode screen.
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