What we know:
You're using a copper based mineral system that calls for adding chemicals bi-weekly.
Despite it being called "Perma Salt," no salt is used and it does not generate chlorine.
You added a product called Perma Salt "Preparate" at opening which contained Borates, CYA and an unknown "Mineral Remover."
Chemicals you have:
"Pool Shock"
contains 10% Sodium Hypochlorite (aka Bleach / Chlorinating Liquid)
(Keep and use this! It's chlorine and it's the best way to keep your pool sanitized.)
"Swimway conditioner"
contains cyanuric acid (CYA) (aka Stabilizer)
(Keep and use this to protect your Chlorine from the sun.)
"Swimway pH plus"
contains Sodium Carbonate (aka Washing Soda / Soda Ash)
(Keep and use this to increase pH. It will also raise TA some.)
"Perma Salt Activate Shock Treatment"
contains DiChlor (Sodium dichloro-striazinetrione) & Oxone (Potassium peroxymonosulfate)
(This may come in handy as it does contain two "shock" products, 45% DiChlor and 50% Oxone. Dichlor is chlorine and CYA, Oxone is an oxygen based (non-chlorine) oxidizer)
"Swimway Blast"
contains Oxone (Potassium peroxymonosulfate)
(This is more of the non-chlorine oxygen based "shock" product that was in your "Activate Shock Treatment," it could have a use later when you've mastered the basics)
"Perma Salt Klairate Natural Enzyme Clarifier"
contains an unknown enzyme based clarifier
(Don't bother using this product)
"SwimClear Deluxe Water Clarifier"
contains "cationic polymer"
(Don't bother using this product)
Your water - Last known levels from the HTH 6-way test kit:
FC: 0.5
pH: 6.8
CYA: 0-30
TA: ?
CH: ?
Questions
What are your TA and CH levels?
You did not provide a TA (total alkalinity) or TH (total hardness) result. Like other's have mentioned, you may as well complete these tests and report back. It gives us a better idea of the overall balance of your water.
Did the "Perma Salt Preparate" product have a full contents list somewhere on the bucket?
I can't find any MSDS info on this product. It would be helpful to know how much Borates and CYA they've added.
Can you find a Cyanuric Acid % listed on the Swimway Conditioner package?
Upon looking up info about your Swimway Conditioner conditioner product, I found:
"Add 1 pound per 7,000 gallons of water to raise the stabilizer level 10 ppm. For best results, do not backwash the filter for 3 days after adding Conditioner."
If my calculations are correct, this means the product is only 58% CYA, as 100% Cyanuric acid would raise CYA to 17 in the same volume of water.