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The Chemigem Front Panel and Operational Buttons
ON Button
Turn the System On Manually
Press the ON button once to switch the Chemigem D10 and the pool pump on manually.
The Chemigem D10 will default back to AUTO and turn itself off automatically at the end of
the next programmed FILTER CYCLE (and this time will be displayed on the LCD).
Increasing Manual Run-time in Hourly Increments
Press the ON button repeatedly (or hold the button down) to increase the manual run time
in hourly increments. The run time is displayed on the LCD. When the desired run time
has been reached, press the ENT button to confirm your selection and the system will
commence operation.
ESC/OFF Button
Turn the System Off Manually
If the Chemigem D10 and pool pump are running, pressing this button will turn them off
manually. The Chemigem D10 will automatically turn on again at the start of the next
FILTER CYCLE (and this will be displayed on the LCD).
Return to Home Screen
If you have unintentionally accessed a Chemigem D10 Menu that you don't actually
require, pressing the ESC/OFF button allows you to return to the home screen at any time.
ENT Button
Use this button to enter the Chemigem D10 Menu system and to access the various
options in each Menu. Use the Y/UP and N/DOWN buttons to scroll through menu options
and when your desired menu option is displayed on the LCD, press ENT to access that
option.
Y/UP Button and Optional Pool Light
If you have accessed the Chemigem D10 Menu by pressing the ENT button, press the
Y/UP button to scroll upwards through the various menu options. Some menu options will
prompt a yes or no answer. If you wish to answer "yes", press the Y/UP button.
If your Chemigem D10 also controls your pool lighting, you can turn the lights on or off
manually by pressing the Y/UP button. For multi-coloured lights, hold the Y/UP button
down to cycle through the various colours and release once the desired colour is reached.
The D10 has 5 buttons that allow you to control its
functions. Each button is labelled with its primary
function. Secondary functions are labelled within
an outline next to the button. Buttons are backlit to
show activity, with the ESC/OFF button always
available to take you back to the home screen.
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