Operation - All Models - Goldline AQL-WW-RF-PS-4 Installation & Operation Manual

OPERATION

Operation - all models

The wireless remote display/keypad communicates with the base receiver on the
Aqua Logic control unit using RF (radio frequency) technology. All of the display
information is transmitted from the Aqua Logic control unit to the wireless remote
display/keypad and all the button press information is transmitted by the wireless
remote display/keypad unit back to the Aqua Logic control unit.
If the display information is not being updated on a regular basis or if the Aqua Logic
is not responding to buttons being pressed, then refer to the Troubleshooting sec-
tion for assistance in resolving these problems.
When power is turned on to Wall Mount models, or when the Table Top models
"wake up", all the LED indicators will flash briefly, the display backlight will illuminate,
and the following display will appear for a short period of time:
Goldline Aqua Logic
RF Display r2.00
The "r2.00" is the software revision level. The actual revision level for your wireless
remote display/keypad may be different. Refer to the Aqua Logic Operation Manual
for complete operating instructions.
Operation - AQL-Tx-RF-PS-x Table Top models
Because the AQL-Tx-RF-PS-x is battery operated, it displays various information
about its condition and the status of its batteries. Refer to the section below for an
explanation of these displays:
Shutting down to
save battery power
After one minute of no button presses, the AQL-Tx-RF-PS-x will briefly show this
display and go into "sleep" mode. This mode conserves the battery power while the
remote is not in use. While asleep, all lights and the display will be off. To "wake" the
unit up, push any button on the keypad.
Refreshing display
When the AQL-Tx-RF-PS-x "wakes" up, it will show this display while it collects
status information from the Aqua Logic control unit.
Please plug in to
charge battery
When the batteries are low, the Table Top unit will alternate between this display and
the normal status display. Under typical conditions, there are at least 50 more one-
minute uses available when this display is first shown. The batteries will slowly lose
charge if the unit is not plugged into the wall, even if it is not used.
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