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Operation:

     The Indoor Controller serves as a means of entering and viewing information for equipment settings. All
programs, labels, etc., are held in a memory chip on the Power Center Printed Circuit Board. Power is not
required to maintain programs, etc. - they will be held indefinitely.
     The Controller is supplied 10 VDC from the power center via the outside two wires (red and green) of the
4 conductor cable. The inner two wires (yellow and black) provide the communication link between the
Controller PCB and Power Center PCB.
     If either of the communication wires are broken ("open circuit"), but the power supply wires are connected,
the display screen will indicate a break in communication by displaying the controller part number and the
version letter of the Micro Controller (e.g., 6543 REV B01 or 6700 REV C).
     Pressing the Reset button, located on the left side of the Indoor Controller, will momentarily display the
software part numbers and revision letters for both the Controller's Micro-controller chip and the Power
Center's PPD chip. The Reset button also resets the Micro-controller, but does not remove any programming,
AUX labels, etc. (see chart on Page 16 for list of Part Numbers).
     Time/Date Backup: Supplied by 9-volt battery located at Power Center
     Programming and Memory Backup: Stored in EEPROM on Power Center PCB, stored indefinitely,
                                                                   even with no power to unit.

NOTE: A Jandy Service Controller (P.N. 7057)
can be attached out at the Power Center, to review
and/or change programs and equipment settings.

Controller Specifications:
Supply Voltage: 10 VDC
Operating Voltage: 5 VDC
Circuit Activation: Serial Communication

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AquaLink

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 RS Troubleshooting

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Summary of Contents for AquaLink RS

Page 1: ...MENU CANCEL BACK FORWARDENTER SPA AUX 1 AUX 4 AUX 2 AUX 5 AUX 3 AUX 6 POOL HEATERS AUX 7 SPA SOLAR DISPLAY HOLD RELEASE Troubleshooting Manual...

Page 2: ...Heater Doesn t Fire Wiring Diagram for AquaLink RS Dual Equipment RS2 6 2 10 2 14 Wiring Diagram for AquaLink RS Combos and Onlys RS4 6 8 12 16 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22...

Page 3: ...turn JVA Filter Pum p Pool Filter Pool H eater TM Pool W ater Sensor 2 5 7 O PTIONAL IMPORTANT Plug in Orange 3 pin connector from Transformer to P C B 8 2 5 6 6 3 4 6 AquaLink RS Troubleshooting Equi...

Page 4: ...oftware part numbers and revision letters for both the Controller s Micro controller chip and the Power Center s PPD chip The Reset button also resets the Micro controller but does not remove any prog...

Page 5: ...elay not designed for the 24 VDC coil voltage i e 24 VAC rather than 24 VDC The Reset button located in the upper left hand corner of the Power Center Bezel when pressed resets the Power Center micro...

Page 6: ...veled corner U9 Socket U10 Socket SPARE AUX This socket has power only when the Filter Pump is on and the pool water is circulating It has no power when the system switches to Spa It is used on a pool...

Page 7: ...Driver Chips Part No 3814 on the Power Center PCB These chips can be replaced see Page 4 Specification Maximum Contact Ratings 3 hp at 220 VAC 1 1 2 hp at 110 VAC 25 amps Inductive 1500 watts Incande...

Page 8: ...makes connection between its Common contact and Normally Open contact and the motor switches to Low Speed If the Two Speed Motor is the filtration pump plug the relay coil wires for the Standard Relay...

Page 9: ...ary which has been assigned to light dimming is pressed or programmed on the light will turn on to the brightness last set by pressing Back or Forward Buttons Once on the brightness may be changed by...

Page 10: ...motor will then rotate clockwise turning the gear train and ultimately the output shaft until the lower cam comes in contact with the lower microswitch which opens the circuit and stops the motor If...

Page 11: ...he actual resistance will vary with temperature Below is a chart which shows how resistance changes as temperature changes When measuring resistance across the sensor leads you must remove the sensor...

Page 12: ...peed 3 Aux 3 any equipment Aux 3 Spa Spillover effect 4 Heater Cool Down circuit operates Heater Cool Down circuit is disabled 5 Norm al operation Factory adjustment for calibration when this switch i...

Page 13: ...all buttons The LED in the center of the switch will be on solid when the spa is on flashing fast when heating and flashing slowly when in cool down mode Remove the Spa Side Switch 6 pin terminal bar...

Page 14: ...ft hand corner 5 6 7 and 8 indicate whether the TeleLink is receiving the correct pulse when a button is pressed on the telephone key pad For example pressing button 4 on a telephone should light LED...

Page 15: ...Read Only Memory JVA Jandy Valve Actuator PCB Printed Circuit Board PPD Programmable Peripheral Device RTD Resistive Temperature Detector VAC Volts Alternating Current VDC Volts Direct Current AquaLi...

Page 16: ...Also check the installation of the PPD on the Power Center PCB if it is not seated properly the system will not com m unicate All LEDs are on at Controller and the part and Rev letter are displayed bu...

Page 17: ...n DIP switch 1 Turn on power and test system Cannot assign Cleaner JVA DIP switches not set correctly DIP switch 1 must be off and DIP switch 7 must be on to assign the Cleaner JVA to an auxiliary Con...

Page 18: ...ler PCB will need to be replaced The power supply is dam aged and the PCB at the Power Center will need to be replaced Yes No No Yes Yes No Replace transform er Yes No No Yes Unplug all JVAs and repla...

Page 19: ...es No Check Controller operation Return to the beginning of this Troubleshooting sheet Turn off power rem ove the battery at the Power Center and turn on power again Does Controller operate Operate sy...

Page 20: ...lay read Locked Yes Model Description Part No of PPD Chips AquaLink RS16 P S AquaLink RS12 P S AquaLink RS8 P S AquaLink RS6 P S AquaLink RS16 P or S AquaLink RS4 P S AquaLink RS12 P or S Pool and Spa...

Page 21: ...ck JVA cords are JVA cords spliced Disconnect all JVAs and replace fuse does fuse fail again Turn off power and rem ove both relay driver chips replace fuse and turn on power Does fuse fail again Yes...

Page 22: ...more loose connections including those within the heater check all connections Reset the therm ostat higher than the water tem perature and retest system No Replace Water Tem perature Sensor Either t...

Page 23: ...W h ite Ye llow G ree n B lac k R ed B ro w n To Remote brown term bar To Sensors etc green term bar To Controller red term bar 4 3 2 1 6 5 4 3 2 1 B lue R ed B lac k R ed R e d B lac k B la ck S pa T...

Page 24: ...eater R ed B lack G ree n W h ite Ye llow G ree n B lack R ed B row n To Remote brown term bar To Sensors etc green term bar To Controller red term bar 4 3 2 1 6 5 4 3 2 1 B lue R ed N ot U sed B lack...

Page 25: ...23 Cancel Button Flow Chart...

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Page 28: ...00 ext 260 Sheet 6919 Rev C 1 01 P O Box 6000 Petaluma CA USA 94955 707 776 8200 FAX 707 763 7785 480 S Service Road West Oakville Ontario Canada L6K 2H4 905 844 8233 FAX 905 844 2635 Litho in U S A W...

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