Hayward OmniPL HLXPROUPG Installation Manual Download Page 21

19

USE ONLY HAYWARD GENUINE REPLACEMENT PARTS

Which Relay is it Wired to? 

Touching the box will bring you to a table showing all detected relays.  Select the relay that is connected to the accessory 

and touch the Done button. The relay should now be shown in the box and you can advance to the next screen to continue the accessory configuration.

NOTE: Do not use the OmniPL to control fire pits or any other fire related equipment.

Would You Like to Add an Interlock? 

An interlock will allow the OmniPL to turn on or off pool equipment (affected) based on the state of other pool equipment 

(monitored). An example of this is would be the desire to turn on walkway lighting (affected) every time the pool deck lights (monitored) are turned on. This 

equipment could have been wired together to accomplish the same function, but by interlocking the walkway lights to the deck lights, you’ll maintain the ability 

to turn on the walkway lights independently. An interlock can also control pool equipment based on the state of a temperature sensor, flow switch or external 

input (normally open/closed switch). An example of this would be to turn on a cabana fan (affected) whenever the outside temperature sensor reads above 90ºF. 

Or, turning on a bug lamp (affected) when a photo sensor (monitored) detects that it is dusk.  

If Yes is selected:

Select an Interlock Type - 

From this screen, select the type of interlock that you would like to configure. The choices are: Equipment to Equipment, 

Equipment to Sensor, Equipment to Mode, Theme to Sensor, Spillover to External Input and Pool Cover Interlock. Note that interlocks are only select-

able if the equipment/features used in that interlock are available. For example, if there are no Themes configured, the Theme to Sensor interlock is 

not selectable. 

If Equipment to Equipment is selected:

To configure the interlock, you’ll be asked a series of questions. The questions will vary depending on the equipment that will be configured 

and cannot all be covered in this manual. In general, you’ll select equipment that will be monitored and equipment that will be affected. 

The equipment could be pumps, valves, heaters, lights, etc. The affected equipment will activate/deactivate depending on the state of 

the monitored equipment. Advance through the configuration and when finished, a summary screen will be displayed. The summary will 

describe how the interlocked equipment will function. Read through the description and make sure the equipment will function as desired.  

If Equipment to Sensor is selected:

This interlock is similar to above, but the monitored equipment will be a sensor. The monitored sensor can be any sensor, flow switch or 

external input that has been configured for use with the OmniPL. The affected equipment will activate/deactivate depending on the state of 

the monitored sensor. For flow switch sensors, affected equipment will turn on/off when the flow switch detects flow or no flow. For tem-

perature sensors, affected equipment will activate/deactivate when the temperature is higher or lower than a desired setpoint. For external 

inputs, affected equipment will turn on/off when the switch is actuated. Advance through the configuration and when finished, a summary 

screen will be displayed. The summary will describe how the interlocked equipment will function. Read through the description and make 

sure the equipment will function as desired.  

  

If Equipment to Mode is selected:

With Equipment to Mode interlock, affected equipment will activate/deactivate based on which mode the OmniPL is in; Pool, Spa or Spillover. 

You can configure this interlock to turn on/off equipment whenever the OmniPL goes into one of these available modes. Advance through 

the configuration and when finished, a summary screen will be displayed. The summary will describe how the interlocked equipment will 

function. Read through the description and make sure the equipment will function as desired.

If Theme to Sensor is selected (at least one Theme must be configured, see Operation Manual):

This interlock is similar to the Equipment to Sensor interlock but a Theme is affected instead. As explained in the Operation manual, Themes 

are created to execute many pool functions with a single button. With a Theme to Sensor interlock, the Theme will run or stop depending 

on the state of the monitored sensor. For flow switch sensors, the Theme will run or stop when the flow switch detects flow or no flow. 

For temperature sensors, the Theme will run or stop when the temperature is higher or lower than a desired setpoint. For external inputs, 

the Theme will run or stop when the switch is actuated. Advance through the configuration and when finished, a summary screen will be 

displayed. The summary will describe how the interlocked Theme will function. Read through the description and make sure the equipment 

will function as desired.  

If Spillover to External Input is selected (requires that you have an external input configured):

This interlock prevents Spillover mode when an external input (most commonly a pool cover sensor) is actuated. By interlocking Spillover to 

the pool cover sensor, you’ll ensure that water cannot spill into the pool when the cover is in the closed position. A summary screen will be 

displayed after configuring this interlock. Read through the description and make sure the interlock will function as desired.  

If Pool Cover Interlock is selected (if using an automatic pool cover):

This interlock makes it easy to assign specific pool settings when the cover is closed. Pump speed, heater temperature and chlorination 

percentage can all be preset for periods when the pool cover sensor (external input) detects that the cover is closed. Some or all of these 

options may not appear if you don’t have a variable speed pump, heater or if not using chlorination. An alternative to this interlock is using 

a Theme to Sensor interlock. Create a Theme using desired settings when the pool cover is closed, then interlock the Theme to the pool 

cover sensor. A summary screen will be displayed after configuring this interlock. Read through the description and make sure the interlock 

will function as desired.

Configuration Summary 

The OmniPL displays all configured equipment in a table for you to view. Scroll through all configured devices and make sure 

they’ve been properly assigned.  

Summary of Contents for OmniPL HLXPROUPG

Page 1: ...dustries 400 Connell Drive Suite 6100 Berkeley Heights NJ 07922 Phone 908 355 7995 www hayward com OmniPL Retrofit Kit Installation Manual HLXPROUPG Contents Before You Begin 1 Worksheet 2 Installation 4 Connection Table 7 Configuration 8 Automation and Chlorination ...

Page 2: ...nstalled on the EcoStar pump if variable speed operation is desired with the OmniPL If single speed control is desired no changes are necessary NOTE If the control is using networked ColorLogic Lights the lights must be put into Standalone default mode before disconnecting the control The OmniPL can only control ColorLogic lights in Standalone mode FCC Statement This device complies with part 15 o...

Page 3: ... in a location that is convenient for the user to periodically view and change pool spa settings Lastly the Controller contains the Wifi radio and its location should be considered if planning to use a wireless connection to the home router or access point A wireless mobile device phone tablet etc could be used to test the signal strength at the intended mounting location The Controller features a...

Page 4: ...Function Manual On Off Timeclock Countdown Timer Solar Low Speed Interlock Enabled Disabled Freeze Protection Enabled Disabled Aux3 Config Function Manual On Off Timeclock Countdown Timer Solar Low Speed Interlock Enabled Disabled Freeze Protection Enabled Disabled Aux4 Config Function Manual On Off Timeclock Countdown Timer Solar Low Speed Interlock Enabled Disabled Freeze Protection Enabled Disa...

Page 5: ...s _______to_______ Weekdays _______to_______ Aux2 All Days Weekends _______to_______ Weekdays _______to_______ Aux3 All Days Weekends _______to_______ Weekdays _______to_______ Aux4 All Days Weekends _______to_______ Weekdays _______to_______ Aux5 All Days Weekends _______to_______ Weekdays _______to_______ Aux6 All Days Weekends _______to_______ Weekdays _______to_______ Valve3 All Days Weekends ...

Page 6: ...ecting the connector shown above Rectifier wiring These red black and orange wires must be removed from both ends mainboard and recti fiers and discarded This wiring will not be used with the OmniPL mainboard To maintain enclosure integrity do not remove rectifiers Input power wiring These black and white wires will be connected to Wago lever connectors on a wiring harness that plugs into the Omni...

Page 7: ... supplied wiring harnesses using the colors as a reference for each connection blue to blue purple to purple etc The yellow secondary transformer leads will connect to the supplied wiring harness shown below The harness and the yellow transformer leads will need to be cut and stripped before inserting into the Wago lever connectors TurboCell connector is the same as old control Used for optional H...

Page 8: ... page 26 To mount screw two appropriate fasteners into the mounting surface at the desired location as shown below Tighten until the bottom of the screw heads are 1 8 off the mounting surface Position the Con troller cutouts over the screw and slide the unit downward You may have to tighten or loosen the screws slightly to fully engage the screw heads to get a snug fit Run the Controller s 15 ft c...

Page 9: ... the table below You ll be prompted to provide which pool equipment is connected to each Connection ID Because the control was previously wired take this time to go through each connection and fill out the table Refer to the graphic below for the physical location of these connections HVR1 HVR2 HVR3 HVR4 HVR5 HVR6 HVR7 HVR8 When using Optional Smart Relays ID ...

Page 10: ...mniPL requires knowledge of all of the connected pool equipment so have the Connection Table page 7 handy while configuring the OmniPL If you are asked a question and don t know the answer in many cases you ll be able to skip the question and proceed In some cases the Configuration Wizard will require an answer Answer the question to the best of your ability and take note as you ll be able to go b...

Page 11: ...ayed This unique number is used to identify your OmniPL when setting up a web account A web account is needed to access the OmniPL over the web by mobile devices IMPORTANT write down the MSP ID number for future use The MSP ID number will be needed when entering the configuration wizard after initial configuration as well as entering and exiting Simple Mode Simple Mode is a customizable screen tha...

Page 12: ...ng If Yes is selected Freeze Protection Temperature Select the temperature to be used for freeze protection Temperature is adjustable from 33ºF 42ºF 1ºC 6ºC 38ºF 3ºC is default This threshold will be used for all outputs that have freeze protection enabled If VSP is selected Which Hayward Unique Address If using a VSP you ll be asked what is the Hayward Unique Address HUA If a value is already sho...

Page 13: ...me will be used when referring to this particular heater Which Relay is it Wired to Selecting the box will bring you to a table showing all detected relays Select the low voltage relay that is wired to the heater refer to the Connection Table for this information then advance The relay should now be shown in the box Advance to the next screen to continue gas heater configuration If more than one h...

Page 14: ...ets the demand within this time frame the next heater will not be used Minimum Operation Speed Select the lowest pump speed that is allowed while solar heating Set a speed that will ensure that there will be sufficient flow for the solar heating system to operate properly Would You Like To Prioritize The Use Of Solar Heating Over Any Other Types Select the lowest pump speed that is allowed while s...

Page 15: ...Output The OmniPL can only generate chlorine while the filter pump is operating Set the percentage of run time that you desire chlorine generation Raise this value to generate more chlorine Lower this value to generate less Is pH Reduction Enabled Select Yes if you have a dispenser to lower pH connected to the OmniPL If Yes is selected Are you Using Acid or CO2 Select one How Many Acid CO2 Dispens...

Page 16: ...to Enable Priming Select whether you want the pump to prime when turned on This will turn the pump on at high speed for 3 minutes to establish normal water flow every time the pump is activated after being off for at least 30 seconds Does Cleaner have a Valve Select whether the cleaner requires a valve to change position when in use If Yes is selected How Many Select how many valves are used for t...

Page 17: ...mal water flow every time the pump is activated after being off for at least 30 seconds Water Feature Wired to a Relay Select whether the water feature requires the use of a high voltage relay If Yes is selected Select Relay Touching the box will bring you to a table showing all detected relays Select the relay s that is connected to the water feature and touch the Done button The relay should now...

Page 18: ...cessory is scheduled to run If Yes is selected What Type Select the type of pump used The choices are Single Speed Two Speed and VSP If single speed or two speed pump is selected Which Relay is it Wired to If using a single speed or two speed pump you ll be asked which relay s is wired to the pump Select the proper relay s from the table and touch the Done button The relay s should now be shown in...

Page 19: ... with Body of Water 1 If Yes is selected Your system will be fully shared which means your filter pump heaters chemistry will be shared between both Bodies of Water You can now set your filter pump and heater settings for this body of water If No is selected You will begin dual equipment setup for you second Body of Water This means that your filter pump and chemistry will not be shared between bo...

Page 20: ...and you can advance to the next screen to continue configuration Do You Want to Configure Any Backyard Lights Select yes if you are using any type of pool spa or outdoor lights The options are Universal ColorLogic UCL ColorLogic 4 0 CL4 0 ColorLogic 2 5 CL2 5 Pentair Color LED P COLOR Jandy Color LED Z Color Incandescent and Other Transformers powering Universal ColorLogic lights must all be conne...

Page 21: ...int For external inputs affected equipment will turn on off when the switch is actuated Advance through the configuration and when finished a summary screen will be displayed The summary will describe how the interlocked equipment will function Read through the description and make sure the equipment will function as desired If Equipment to Mode is selected With Equipment to Mode interlock affecte...

Page 22: ...tem These buttons are as follows Save Touch this button to save the configuration edit This button only appears on the Quick Edit Home screen Cancel Touch this button to cancel any changes made to the configuration and exit Quick Edit This button only appears on the Quick Edit Home Screen Home Touch this button to quickly jump back to the Quick Edit Main Menu Screen to save your changes This butto...

Page 23: ... want the Filter Pump to shut off while valves are turning Flow Monitoring Select whether you want flow to be monitored in this Body of Water Priming Select whether you want the Filter Pump to prime This option only appears if the FIlter Pump is configured as a 2 Speed or Variable Speed Pump Freeze Protect Select whether you want the Filter Pump to turn on for Freeze Protection Also set the Freeze...

Page 24: ...blet feeder Dispenser Relay or Valve Depending on your dispenser type select the output that controls the dispenser ORP Timeout Choose the ORP timeout time and desired ORP setpoint This option is only available if ORP controls chlorination Delete Chem Sense Module Chlorination From this screen if you wish to delete any currently configured chemistry options select the trash can on the right of the...

Page 25: ...ell as the Low Medium and High speed settings This option only appears if the water feature pump is configured as a Variable Speed Pump Priming Select whether you want the water feature pump to prime This option is only available if the water feature pump is config ured as a 2 Speed or Variable Speed Pump Freeze Protect Select whether you want the water feature to turn on for Freeze Protection Als...

Page 26: ...e This is where you will be allowed to rename the Body of Water that you are currently configuring to whatever name you desire If Backyard is selected Select the Equipment that you would like to configure The options are Add Standalone Light and Add Accessory The configuration for these are described in the Configuration Wizard portion of this manual If Standalone Light is selected Add Standalone ...

Page 27: ...f there are currently no interlocks configured on your system then the button will appear as Add Interlock instead of Interlocks In this case pressing Add Interlock will take you through the full configuration for adding a new interlock These steps are described in the Configuration Wizard por tion of this manual Once an interlock has been created the button will say Interlocks If System Options i...

Page 28: ...To change functions or assign a new function select the button that you d like to configure If an Aux button is selected Select Function There are 4 options available Equipment Pressing this button will bring you to a screen that shows all available equipment Select the desired equipment that you want to assign to the Aux button Favorite Pressing this button will bring you to a screen that shows a...

Page 29: ...st Hayward autho rized warranty service center For more information on authorized service centers please contact the Hayward Technical Service Support Center 61 Whitecap Road North Kingstown RI 02852 or visit the Hayward web site at www hayward com WARRANTY EXCLUSIONS 1 Material supplied or workmanship performed by others in process of installation 2 Damage resulting from improper installation inc...

Page 30: ...USE ONLY HAYWARD GENUINE REPLACEMENT PARTS 28 ...

Page 31: ...29 USE ONLY HAYWARD GENUINE REPLACEMENT PARTS ...

Page 32: ... Hayward Industries Inc 2021 Hayward Industries Inc All other trademarks not owned by Hayward are the property of their respective owners Hayward is not in any way affiliated with or endorsed by those third parties FOR FURTHER INFORMATION OR CONSUMER TECHNICAL SUPPORT VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT www hayward com ...

Reviews: