iAqualink 2.0 - PDA only??

[nateb]

I'm a little confused. Does this mean I'll have the pda and/or iAqualink app?

 

[CaptainCannonball]

On my system the PDA was installed by my pool builder and when I added the iAquaLink, the iAquaLink was essentially a fancy on/off switch with no programming ability and no ability to change pump speeds. I found out that the CPU I had installed was for pda only, I then upgraded the CPU to one that fully supported the iAquaLink but turned my PDA into a fancy on/off switch.

They may may have a CPU that supports both fully, ask your pool builder and let us know what you find out. Maybe one of the experts on here will have a better answer for you.

 

[Marlahoutex]

You could try downloading the iAquaLink app and see if it works.

 

[Jimrahbe]

Nate,

It appear to me you have two antennas. I suspect one is used to communicate with your "PDA" remote and the other is used to communicate with your WiFi devices, like your phone.

But that is just a guess by me, as I am for sure not a Jandy expert..

As others have said.. why not just ask your pool builder???

Thanks,

Jim R.

 

[nateb]

I'll ask when I see him. The 2.0 antenna just shown up last night. It was my understanding that I had to pay extra (or it wasn't included in my contract).

 

[Jimrahbe]

Nate,

Maybe because you live in Allen, they just assumed you could afford it...

Jim R.

 

[nateb]

Very likely?