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This is what shows when your control boots up. It seems to be having issues pulling data from your power center. I'd have someone come out to check the cable between both for damage or loose connections. Worst case is that your controller is shorted out and needs to be replaced, but don't jump...

Who is your pool builder? I'd recommend contacting them first as they may be able to handle warranty in-house or have a warranty station on speed dial.

If the AquaLink system isn't getting a water temp reading, it assumes the pump isn't running. If the pump isn't running it won't allow operations like salt water systems and heaters. If you want to run your AquaPure salt system I suggest removing the 4-pin connection to allow it to run...

The PDA-PS6 kit includes 2 relays on top of the 4 relays that are always included with the power center box.

Hello CK, The Jandy PDA system is not compatible with the new iAquaLink. You would want to go with a standard RS-PS8 Pool and Spa Combo system with Rev R (comes standard) and then purchase the IQ900 on top of that. If you want to add a secondary wireless controller for the house so that you can...

[attachment=0:30znfaue]all-button comm ts.JPG[/attachment:30znfaue] Check voltage between pins 1 & 4. You want about 8-10 vdc. - If this checks out, check continuity on your wires by tieing pin 2 to pin 1 and pin 3 to pin 4 on one end and test at the other. It'll either be a bad wire or...

For an easier installation you would want to use a 2-speed relay for your low speed, connected to Aux 2, with dip switch S1 #2 in the ON position. This will guarantee that you will not run into any problems.

AKC13 boards are the old style boards where all your connectors were on the top of the board with the digital display on it. Standalone (grey plastic box) or PureLink (behind AquaLink PCB). The NexGen AquaPure boards have the connectors on the front of the pib (mounted in back of APUREMs and...

Re: Pentair or Intermatic... or something else for automatio With AquaLink RS Rev O or newer or PDA Rev 4.0 or newer, you may run your comm wires direct to the pcb without needing the Intellicom II. Yellow to pin 2 and green to pin 3 on your RS485 terminal.

Re: Aquapure 1400 - new sensor, adapter board, salt reading You should be able to install it without the tri-sensor adapter. Usually the old systems don't need 'em.

PDA-PS6 (equivalent to AquaLink RS6 Pool and Spa Combo) Revision 1.2. Right now because the IQ900-PDA upgrade isn't available yet, you want to go with the IQ900-RS. This will upgrade your system to an AquaLink RS8 Pool and Spa Combo Revision R. This will allow you to support everything up to the...

LOL! Beat me to wrapping it up. Doing this from work so I had to stop a couple times while I was typing it up.

2 ways that you can check: - open up the power center and gain access to the backside of the board. The white sticker on the chip will tell you what revision you have (post it here if you need help figuring it out) --OR-- - if you have an All Button control: MENU -> SYSTEM SETUP ->...

You'd have to replace the entire thing, control and wire. They come as a whole piece. I've never installed one before so that's about as far as my knowledge goes on that.