Recent content by MSchutzer

It saves the setting by virtue of the toggle reversing switch being in the other position. It will stay reversed as it’s a mechanical switch with two positions.

Sounds like you need to flip the toggle switch on the bottom of those actuators to the other position. That will reverse the throw of the actuator.

See the VSP speed setup in the Aqualink Wiki, it does a pretty good job of explaining it. There was a lot of trial and error testing putting that all together. https://www.troublefreepool.com/wiki/index.php?title=Jandy_Aqualink_RS#VSP_Setup_and_Scheduling

The issue is that you have renamed the VSP pump speeds that shouldn't have their names changed. Most of the VSP speeds are hard code associated with certain functions. When I look at that VSP Adjust/set speed page on my system I see: You have renamed the Pool Heat speed Full Speed and...

Just use the "All Off" feature in Aqualink. It's off by default, but if enabled it's default off time is 12AM. When enabled this will turn off all your equipment. As long as you don't have something running 24/7 this should work for you.

If you have your heater type as heat pump rather than gas then the pool heat and spa heat VSP speeds will be the speeds applied when the heat pump is enabled and actively heating. I think the 5 minute cooldown pump shutoff delay also goes away, but that may be a separate DIP switch setting that...

Then I don’t have any idea how Aux B6 showed up, maybe it was some configuration corruption?

It looks like you Pool builder renamed one of your Aux’s “Aux B6” and assigned it to your Pool speed for some unknown reason. It looks like a couple of your other Aux’s are renamed to Waterfall and Cleaner. Before you cleared things out did you capture this screen? This screen shows your...

Check the firmware version on your main RS board. You may have to remove the screws and look at the backside of the board to see the version on the processor unit. The board needs to have version R or later firmware in it to support the Aqualink antenna unit. If your PDA main board is pre-rev...

The silicon sealant down in the bottom section where the hoses run is normal, my 360 has the same sealant in the bottom section. The burnt area is not burnt, but rust from low quality stainless snap rings that hold the wheels, bearings, and shafts in the correct position. I've had that happen...

That could be the case when the motor is running on its controller. When the RS-485 interface is active it takes precedence and the on board controller is not active.

Most automation systems handle the priming speed and time withing their user interface and code. Typically they just use the demand command (set speed in RPM) and then a go command to turn the motor on. They will set the speed to the priming speed for whatever duration they are set up for via...

I don’t know of any way of reordering the equipment list, it lists the equipment in Auxiliary order.