System Worksheet Overview - Intellitouch User Manual

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System Worksheet Overview

System worksheets are provided to help you plan the system at start-up and to keep system records. Make
copies of each system worksheet (page 86 - 91) appropriate for the system. Use a unique one for each Load
Center or Power Center. Circle the Load Center or Power Center number on the top. Each worksheet is
divided into a Hardwired Connections and a Programmable Settings sections. The Hardwired Connections
section represents which relays, actuators, and heater have been plugged into the Personality board. Some
connections are mandatory for each system as shown on the work sheet. The Programmable Settings section
represents what functionality the circuit will have and from what Indoor Control Panel and/or MobileTouch
control panel they are set from.
In the left-side column, write-in temporary circuit names based on the capabilities you want the system to have.
For example: Spillway, Solar Heating, Cherub Fountain, etc. Eventually circuit names will be given to each of
these capabilities. Although duplicate names can be used, it is best to keep each one unique. Be sure to write
the circuit name on the work sheet that will have the hardwired connection.
Write down on the worksheet which Hardwired Connections (relay or valves) will be activated by the circuit. It
may be helpful to fill this out at the Load Center or Power Center where the circuits and associated equipment
may be quickly verified. Remember the following rules to assist in making marks:
• Assign no more than one relay connection to any auxiliary circuit (shown on Display 1 through 4) EXCEPT
for 2-Speed or Feature Circuits.
• Feature Circuits may have multiple relay connections if set up as a Macro.
• Feature Circuits may have multiple valves assigned to them and 2-Speed without being set up as a Macro and
with no other relay connection.
• Valves A-E may be assigned to the same auxiliary circuit as a relay connection.
• If one valve is to be turned on by more than one circuit, then it is suggested to assign a Feature Circuit to just
that valve. That valve and any combination of relay connections may be activated with Macros.
• If SOLAR relay connection is checked and SOLAR is NOT a heat pump, also check Valve A. Valve A may
not then be used with any other circuit. Valve A and the SOLAR relay are activated when solar heating is
enabled.
Write down Programmable Settings for each circuit, and what special Circuit Functions, if any, each circuit will
have. Circuit Functions may be assigned to any number of circuits (see page 39). If Spillway is checked, the
Intake and Return valves will turn to divert all the pool intake water to be returned to the spa. If "Floor
Cleaner" is checked, then one or more valves must also be checked to run the floor cleaner multi-port valves. If
no special function will be assigned check GENERIC.
Write-in any automatically timed programs you want for a circuit. Up to 99 total timed programs may be
assigned, but only three are presented on the work sheet. Indicate start times, stop times, countdown time
(called "EGG TIMER"), days to be active, and if a color changing light whether or not it should change colors
when turned on (SMART START).
Finally, indicate what circuits you want to appear on the Indoor Control Panel main screen and what circuits you
want activated by what buttons on a Spa-Side remote. The top buttons of the main screen are dedicated for
Spa and Pool modes, however the lower buttons numbered downward may be configured to display any
circuit.
Note: Keep the homeowner worksheets for future reference.
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