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Relay ON Time Data:

Shows how long relay is on in a day.

It resets to zero.

ADVANCED PROGRAMMING

To program in the Advanced Mode:
1. Go to the

SYSTEM

2. Use the directional arrows to select Prog Mode
3. Press the

Change

button to switch from Basic to

Advanced programming mode.

4. Press the

Programming

button on the

MAIN MENU

and

the

Select MPS Module

window will appear.

5. Select the desired relay group
6. Select the individual relay (for example,

‘RLY01Backwash Filters’, Figure 33). up to this point the
directions are the same for basic and advanced mode.

NOTE:

Programming in the advanced mode requires spe-

cialized training. If you are not experienced or trained in
setting up and programming a controller of this type, call
Sta-Rite at 1-800-752-0183, or get a qualified technician to
program the controller for you. Attempting Advanced
Programming of the controller with insufficient training can
cause problems in operating the filters and in controlling
your pool/spa water chemistry.

NOTE:

If you go into the MPS Wizard menu to ‘Backwash

Configuration’ and select and confirm ‘Advanced
Programming’ you will clear all the settings on the selected
MPSs. Don’t do this unless you understand Advanced
Programming! Selecting Default restores factory defaults for
the selected RLY/MPS.

Selecting an MPS To Configure (Figure 33)

NOTE:

If a line is deleted there is no undo; the line will

need to be re-entered.
When the individual relay window appears (in the example,
‘RLY01 Backwash Filters’, Figure 33), select a specific com-
mand to change by touching directly on the line of the indi-
vidual command listed.

For example, the ‘RLY01 Backwash Filters’ window (Figure
33) contains Commands S01 through 04. The columns
show the following information:

CMD:

The command numbers. Sequence commands are

indicated with an ’S’ prefix.
The

Middle column

shows the text commands (entered

through the keyboard window). It is followed by

Times

, if

needed.

SEQ:

The sequence number(s) (if any) associated with this

command. Each command will be valid only when operat-
ing in the sequence(s) associated with it. Up to four
sequences may be specified for each command. (See

Normal CMD

Sequence CMD

, below.)

The

and

buttons (bottom right of window) allow com-

mands to be deleted or inserted. When the command is
touched

will be displayed between the arrows, indicat-

ing that the key was recognized. The next line touched will be
either inserted or deleted. Press the down-arrow to access
commands 6-10, 11-15, and 16-20 or to cancel

After selecting the command to change, the

Change Control

Command

window (see below) will open to allow changes.

Change Control Command (Figure 34)

The

Change Control Command

window contains all the

information (for the particular command to be changed)
that is contained in the

Readings

window. Touch the appro-

priate line to make changes; press

when done.

The

Change Control Command

window items are

described as follows:

COMMAND:

When the

COMMAND

line is touched, a list

box will be displayed with all the available commands. You
can then select a command to replace the original command.

VALUE:

Some commands require a value to be entered:

1. Touch the

VALUE

line;

2. The keyboard window will appear;
3. Key in the value and touch

Enter

4. The value will be entered and you will be returned to

the Change Control Command window.

SEQUENCES:

SEQUENCE

is a series of commands, listed

in order. During operation, the Controller automatically
evaluates these commands (to determine whether the con-
ditions are right to execute them) and then executes them
(or not) in the order in which they are listed.

RESET MENU

Reset Controller

Reset All Sensor Cals é

Reset Totalizers

Reset Data

Reset MPS Total ON Timers

Reset Overfeed Timers

Reset General Settings

Reset MPS’s to Factory Defaults

Reset Communications

Reset All MPS Programming

Reset ON-Time Data