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Hayward Goldline Controls Aqua Logic AQL-P-4 Operation Manual

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ON TROLS
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Automation and Chlorination
(actuators, cell & remote display not included - order separately)
Operation Manual
AQL-P-4
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  • Page 1 Aqua Logic Aqua Logic Aqua Logic Aqua Logic Aqua Logic Automation and Chlorination (actuators, cell & remote display not included - order separately) Operation Manual for model AQL-P-4 LINE www.goldlinecontrols.com ON TROLS 888-921-7665...
  • Page 2 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS When using this electrical equipment, basic safety precautions should always be followed, including the following: READ AND FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS • • WARNING: Disconnect all AC power during installation. • WARNING: Water in excess of 100 degrees Fahrenheit may be hazardous to your health.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents System Overview Block Diagram............... 1 Automation................1 Chlorination................2 Default Display............... 2 Manual System Filter Pump................3 Operation Lights and Aux Outputs............4 Pool/Spa Valves..............4 Service..................4 Automatic System Using the Programming Buttons.......... 5 Operation Programming Menu Flow Chart........... 6 (Programming) Settings Menu................

  • Page 4: System Overview Block Diagram

    System Overview The Aqua Logic is a multifunction pool controller used to fully manage your pool/spa system. The Aqua Logic can control pumps, valves, lighting, heaters, and chlorination. Although the Aqua Logic is easy to use, it is important to completely read through this operating manual before attempting to operate the control.

  • Page 5: Chlorination

    Chlorination With the use of the optional AQL-CL chlorination kit, the Aqua Logic is also an automatic chlorine genera- tion system for pool and/or spa sanitization. If enabled (see Configuration Menu), this operation requires a low concentration of salt (sodium chloride) in the pool/spa water. The Aqua Logic automatically con- verts the salt into free chlorine which kills bacteria and algae in the pool/spa.

  • Page 6: Manual System Filter Pump

    Manual System Operation While the main objective of the Aqua Logic is to automate the operation of your pool/spa system, there may be certain times when you want to override the automatic operation and control the equipment manu- ally. To operate the pool equipment manually while keeping the automation active, perform the following procedures.

  • Page 7: Operation Lights And Aux Outputs

    Lights, Aux1 and Aux2 Outputs Standard Relay: Manual operation of all 3 relays is identical. Assuming that the relay is currently off, simply press the appropriate button to turn on the relay. If the relay does not turn on, it probably is due to the “interlock”...

  • Page 8: Automatic System Using The Programming Buttons

    Automatic System Operation The Aqua Logic controls most of your pool equipment automatically in order to minimize the time spent working on your pool. Most of the pool equipment can be programmed to operate on a timeclock basis. In addition, the desired pool and spa temperatures and pool and spa chlorinator settings can be pro- grammed.

  • Page 9: Operation Programming Menu Flow Chart

    Programming Menu Flowchart The Aqua Logic’s five menus have many items in each menu that allow you to customize the operation of your pool/spa equipment. The chart below shows the Aqua Logic’s five menus as well as each menu’s specific settings denotes conditional items PS-4 only PS-4 only...

  • Page 10: (Programming) Settings Menu

    The Default Menu is a series of informative displays (temperatures, salt levels, chlorinator settings, etc.) with nothing to set. The Aqua Logic will automatically switch to the default menu when no keys have been pressed for 2 minutes and will then scroll through each display. The Settings Menu and the Timers Menu are the menus you will be using most often to adjust the operation of your pool.
  • Page 11 Pool Solar Adjust the desired pool temperature (Off, 65°F, 66°F, ...103°F, 104°F, Off) 88°F > Move to previous/next menu item The pool solar setting will only appear if the system has been setup for “pool only” or “pool and spa” operation and the solar control is enabled. The solar system will turn on whenever the pool/spa valves are in the “pool only”...
  • Page 12 Set Day and Time Set Day and Time Adjust the current day of the week Adjust the current day of the week Wednesday 10:37P 10:37P > > Move to hours setting Move to hours setting Set Day and Time Adjust the current hour (including AM/PM, if applicable) Wednesday >...

  • Page 13: Timers Menu

    During this procedure the wireless remote “learns” and remembers the ID code for the wireless base station connected to this particular Aqua Logic unit and will reject messages with any other ID codes. If “Base NOT found” is displayed, then the Aqua Logic can not communicate with the transmitter/receiver base station attached to the main unit.
  • Page 14 For two speed pumps, this setting will be the period of time when the pump runs at high speed (the word “Filter T1” in the display will be replaced with “Filter Hi”). There is a separate timeclock for the low speed operation (see “Filter T2” below). If the high speed and low speed periods overlap, then the pump will operate in low speed during the overlap period.
  • Page 15 Set Day and Time Lights-all Adjust time setting Adjust time s Wednesday 10:37P 8:00P to 11:00P > > Move between start and stop times & to previous/next menu item Lights-wkend Adjust time setting 8:00P to 11:00P > Move between start and stop times & to previous/next menu item Lights-wkday Adjust time setting 8:00P to 11:00P...

  • Page 16: Configuration Menu

    Set Day and Time Valve3-all Adjust time setting Adjust time s Wednesday 10:37P 8:30A to 4:00P > > Move between start and stop times & to previous/next menu item Valve3-wkend Adjust time setting 8:30A to 4:00P > Move between start and stop times & to previous/next menu item Valve3-wkday Adjust time setting 8:30A to 4:00P...
  • Page 17 Configuration Menu Items Each item needs to be programmed and may contain additional sub-menu items. Refer to the following pages for information on programming. Chlor. Config. Push to access Chlorinator option + to view/change > > Move to next configuration menu Chlorinator Toggle between Chlorinator Enabled and Disabled (default) Disabled...
  • Page 18 is selected, then the pool/spa suction and return valve actuators should be connected to the Aqua Logic. Pressing the POOL/SPA button on the display/keypad will allow the homeowner to alternate between pool and spa operation. Spa CountDn This menu will appear only if Pool/Spa Setup is set to “Pool and Spa”. This setting is the time, after you manually switch the Pool/Spa valves to “Spa Only”, until the Aqua Logic automatically returns the valves to their previous positions.
  • Page 19 Heater1 Config. Push to access heater options + to view/change > Move to previous/next configuration menu Heater1 Toggle between Enabled and Disabled (default) Heater 1 Disabled > > Move to next menu item or previous/next configuration menu if “Heater1” is enabled Heater1 Cooldown Toggle between Enabled and Disabled (default) Heater 1 Cooldown Disabled...
  • Page 20 desired temperature is in the “Settings Menu”. If applicable, the homeowner will be prompted to enter separate pool and spa desired temperature settings. Depending on the position of the pool/spa suction valve, the proper temperature setting will be used. Solar Extend If “Enabled”, the filter extend logic keeps the filter pump running beyond the normal turn-off time if solar heat is still available.
  • Page 21 Super Chlorinate – if “Chlorinator” is enabled, this option allows the user to start a Super Chlorinate cycle when the Lights button is pressed, rather than using the Settings Menu. Note that only one button can me assigned to this function. Lights Relay This feature allows the user to select either “Standard”...
  • Page 22 Solar – the aux relay operates a solar booster pump which will turn on when the filter pump is running and solar heat is available and the water is less than the desired temperature setting. It is important to note that “Solar Control” must be enabled in the “Solar Config.” menu for proper operation to occur.
  • Page 23 Super Chlorinate – if “Chlorinator” is enabled, this option allows the user to start a Super Chlorinate cycle when the Valve3 button is pressed, rather than using the Settings Menu. Note that only one button can me assigned to this function. Valve3 Interlock If “Enabled”, this feature will override the function (timeclock or in-floor cleaner) selected above and turn the valve off whenever the filter pump is off or the pool/spa suction/return...
  • Page 24 Time Format Toggle between 12 hour AM/PM (default) and 24 hour time format options 12 hour AM/PM > Move to previous/next configuration menu Units Toggle between ºF and PPM (default) and ºC and g/L (Metric) options ºF and PPM > Move to previous/next configuration menu Reset Config.

  • Page 25: Quick "How To" Operate The Spa - Manually

    Quick “How To” Guide Operate the Spa—Manually 1. Press the “Pool/Spa” button to go to “spa-only” operation (right LED illuminated). In some cases, this may take more than one press of the button. 2. If the filter pump is not already on, press the “FILTER” button to turn it on. 3.

  • Page 26: Start/Stop Superchlorination

    Note: Separate chlorinator output levels for the pool and spa must be set. If the valves are in the pool-only or spa spillover positions, then the chlorinator will operate accord- ing the pool setting. If the valves are in the spa-only position then the chlorinator will operate according to the spa setting.

  • Page 27: Enter/Exit Service Mode

    Enter/Exit Service (or Service—Timed) Mode 1. Go to Aqua Logic main unit (normally mounted near the pool equipment) 2. Pressing the “Service” button rotates through normal operation (red LED off), service mode (red LED on continuously) and service-timed mode (red LED flashing). Note: This operation can only be performed at the main Aqua Logic unit.

  • Page 28: Chlorinator Operation/Saturation Index

    Chlorinator Operation / Water Chemistry General Water Chemistry Salt is required only if you are using the chlorinator features on the Aqua Logic Control. If you are NOT using the chlorinator, it is recommended that you follow all of the other chemistry recommendations be- sides salt.

  • Page 29: Water Chemistry Salt Level

    The pool’s chemistry must be balanced BEFORE activating the Aqua Logic’s optional chlorinator func- tion. NOTE: If the pool does not have new water, add metal remover and non-copper based algaecide to the pool, per manufacturer’s instructions. This ensures a quick, troublefree transfer to the Aqua Logic system.

  • Page 32: System Maintenance Servicing And Cleaning The Turbo Cell

    System Maintenance To maintain maximum performance, it is recommended that you open and visually inspect the cell every 3 months or after cleaning your filter. The Aqua Logic will remind you to do this by displaying the message “Inspect/Clean Cell” after approximately 500 hours of operation. The Aqua Logic electrolytic cell has a self cleaning feature incorporated into the electronic control’s logic.

  • Page 33: Troubleshooting & Service Mode

    Troubleshooting and Diagnostic Information The Aqua Logic provides 2 different tools to aid in troubleshooting any problems that may occur in your pool and/or spa system. The Service mode will allow you to disable automatic operation and manually control most of the equipment (the heater and general purpose Valve3 output are the exceptions). The Diagnostic Menu will provide some detailed information regarding system operation.

  • Page 34: Diagnostic Information Check System Indicator

    Check System Indicator The “CHECK SYSTEM” LED will alert you when the Aqua Logic detects any of the following conditions that are abnormal and require attention for optimal operation of your pool. • Inspect Cell -- for optimum operation, you will need to inspect the Aqua Logic chlorinator cell ap- proximately every 3 months and clean the cell if necessary.

  • Page 35: Diagnostic Menu

    Diagnostic Menu To enter the Diagnostic Menu, press the “Menu” button repeatedly until the display shows “Diagnostic Menu”. At this point, you can use either the “<” or “>” buttons to scroll through the various menu items which are described below: +23.45 Set Day and Time +6.75A...

  • Page 36: Cell, Water, Air, Solar Temperature

    Cell Temp Sensor No function 77ºF > Move to previous/next menu item Water Sensor No function Open circuit > Move to previous/next menu item Air Sensor No function 94ºF > Move to previous/next menu item Solar Sensor No function Short circuit >...
  • Page 37 The following statement is applicable if any of the wireless accessories are connected to the Aqua Logic system. FCC Statement (Compliance Statement, Part 15.19): This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
  • Page 38 TEST IDEAL RANGE ADJUSTMENT REQUIRED Free Chlorine 1.0 - 3.0 ppm Turn output dial up to increase, down to decrease -OR- increase or decrease pump filtration time. Too high - add muriatic acid 7.2 - 7.6 Too low - add soda ash. Add baking soda to increase.

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