Owner / Operator Control Buttons, Check System Fault And Audible Alarm; Up And Down Arrows; Menu/Enter Button; On / Off Power Circuit Breaker - Autopilot Pool Pilot Professional PPP-2 Owners & Installation Manual

3.3 Owner / Operator Control Buttons, Check System Fault and Audible Alarm

This section assumes the installer has already programmed the system for specific site
parameters, established proper water balance and pretreated water to 1-3 ppm (mg/L) chlorine.
Should Celsius vs. Fahrenheit, language preference, or other owner options require
modification, refer to the "Programming" section of this manual. See "Review of Main Menu
Programming" on page 19.
The following is a brief explanation of owner or operator control buttons.
3.3.a UP and DOWN Arrows
Use the UP and DOWN (
conjunction with the MENU/ENTER button to step through the menu selections.
After output level is adjusted, press the MENU/ENTER button to save the value chosen. With a
properly prepared pool, the recommended starting output level is 50%.
Upon initial start-up, check sanitizer every 3 - 4 days and make small output level adjustments
as necessary to maintain 1 - 3 ppm (mg/L) free chlorine levels. Keep in mind, your Pool Pilot
does not directly measure or regulate the sanitizer levels in your pool. Rather, the owner /
operator will need to periodically test the water to determine the current chlorine level and adjust
the output setting as needed.
After the chlorine output level is "tuned in", the unit will automatically make fine output
adjustments as water temperature fluctuates. This temperature compensation feature will adjust
output depending on water temperature. See "Patented Temperature Compensation" on page 8.
Note: The optimum output setting will vary based upon pool size, location, exposure to sunlight,
number of users, vegetation around the pool, water balance practices, and pump run time. Your
installer should have already taken these factors into consideration when performing installation
programming. Therefore, your adjustments, at this point, should be relatively minor.
3.3.b MENU/ENTER Button
The MENU/ENTER button allows the operator to choose program menu options. The owner /
operator should not normally need to access these features on a regular basis. Consult the
"Programming" section for additional information related to the menu options. See "Review of
Main Menu Programming" on page 19.
Press to enter the Service Menu. Use the UP and DOWN (
menu and the MENU/ENTER button to select the function. The list of functions are as follows:
Alarm On / Off
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Boost
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Set Reverse Time
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Replace a Cell
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Set Cell Power
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English / Metric
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Temperature Unit
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Installer Menu
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Exit Menu Mode
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3.3.c On / Off Power Circuit Breaker
This main switch activates and deactivates the power going to the control center. The circuit
breaker may trip when power surges occur. To reset, turn completely off and then back on.
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or ) arrows to control the purifier output level. This is also used in
△ ▽
or ) buttons to scroll through the
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