Suntouch Main Status Screen (Pool/Spa Mode - Shared Equipment) - Pentair Pool and Spa Control System SunTouch Installation And User Manual

SunTouch Main Status Screen (Pool/Spa mode - Shared Equipment)

Use the SunTouch display to view daily pool and spa operations. The "Schedule" menu feature (page 17) is
typically used for these operations. For manual spa operation, pressing the SPA Up button will activate the spa
circuit, switch on the filter pump, display the current spa water, air temperature setting, and heat source. To
activate the pool circuit and activate the filter pump, display the current pool water and air temperature, and heat
source, set the menu feature "Circuit On/Off" to "ON." If the AUX 1 (Down arrow) button is assigned to a light
circuit, use this button to manually switch the lights on/off. Lights and other installed equipment are setup from the
"Circuit Function" menu (page 26). Before using the SunTouch system, familiarize yourself with the status screen
and control buttons.
Lower current set point
temperature setting
AIR: Displays the outside ambient
AIR 77°F FRZ
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air temperature via the air sensor
located near the pool area. To display the air
temperature setting, the air sensor must be enabled
(see "Advanced" menu, page 24). The main status screen
toggles between the pool, spa and air temperature
settings. Degree units are displayed in either Fahrenheit
or Celsius. If the top display line displays "SunTouch", no
spa or pool function is active and air sensor is not
enabled.
FRZ: Indicates the air sensor is
AIR 77°F FRZ
connected and enabled, and
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freeze protection is active (see page 26).
SPA/POOL: Press the SPA (Up
POOL 75°F / 85°F
arrow) button to display the current
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spa water temperature settings. If the pool filter pump is
switched on from the "Circuit On/Off" menu or a
programmed schedule, "POOL" is displayed with the
current pool water temperature settings. "SPA" and
"POOL" are displayed alternatively if both are active. The
filter pump will switch off while the pool/spa valves are
rotating into position. For information about
HI-TEMP/LO-TEMP controls for this button (single body
system) see page 33.
SPA 75°F / 85°F
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Raise current set point
temperature setting
HEATER: Displays the heat source (Heater, Solar Prf., Solar)
being used as specified in the "Heat" menu settings (see page
14). If heat is enabled, when the pool filter pump is switch on, the
heat source is displayed.
75° F / 85° F: Displays the actual spa or pool water temperature
(75° F) and the set point temperature (85° F) as set in the
"Heater" menu (see page 14). To adjust set temperature setting
use the (-) TEMP and (+) TEMP buttons.
Time: Displays the SunTouch system time as set in the "Clock"
menu setting (see page 19).
AUX 1 2 3: Displays AUX 1, 2, 3 (lower line)
AIR 77°F
when these auxiliary relay circuits are
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switched on. Press the AUX 1 (1) button to manually switch
auxiliary 1 on or off. AUX 2, and AUX 3 can be switch on and off
manually from the "Circuit On/Off" menu (page 13). Auxiliary
functions are assign in the "Circ. Function" menu (page 26).
AUX D: "D" indicates the selected circuit
AIR 77°F
(AUX 1,2,3) is in "delay" mode. For
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example, if AUX 2 is assigned to a cleaner, when the auxiliary
circuit 2 is switched on via the "Circuit On/Off" menu setting, this
will force the filter pump on for five (5) minutes before the cleaner
pump switches on. See "Circuit Functions Menu" (page 26) for
more information.
SunTouch Pool and Spa Control System Installation and User's Guide
Spa button: Switch the spa on
and off and display current
temperature settings. Press
this button to activate the filter
pump and rotate the valves
and circulate pool water to the
spa. To enable heat for the spa
when this circuit is switched
on, either switch on the heat
source or switch on "Manual
Heat" from the "Heat" menu.
AUX 1 button: Press this
button to manually switch on
the AUX 1 relay (number 1 is
displayed). AUX 1 can be
assign to operate accessory
equipment such as pool and
spa lights.
Note: For information about
HI-TEMP (UP arrow button)
circuit controls for single body
systems, see page 33.
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