Polaris Personalized Automated Control System, Eos Command Center Owner's Manual

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Owner’s Manual

Personalized Automated Control System

Important Information

WARNING: RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK.

Read and follow operation and maintenance instructions carefully.

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• Electrical work should be performed by a licensed electrician and conform to all national, state and local codes.

• Do not have equipment serviced if precipitation is present or imminent.

• Always keep command center door closed when not accessing display panel.

• Do not allow children to handle this product.

• The Eos Wireless Remote requires a fully charged battery at startup.

hours before use. An inadequate charge can permanently damage the battery.

For customer service or support:

• Please mail Warranty Card immediately.

• For on-line support: www.polarispool.com

• To contact Polaris:

US and Canada

Customer Service

2620 Commerce Way

Vista, CA 92081-8438

1-800-822-7933

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Introduction

ongratulations on the purchase of your new automated control system and thank you for

C choosing Polaris. Designed to provide easy and convenient control of most pool and spa functions, the Polaris Eos Command Center:

• Controls pool and spa equipment, waterfalls, fountains, and lighting.

• Schedules regular pool and spa routines such as cleaning and circulation.

• Can be programmed to operate multiple devices with the touch of a single button.

• Components, options and functions can be expanded after installation is complete.

• Operates independently or can be remotely controlled from optional in-house wired remotes, wireless remotes or the Shortcut spa-side remote.

• Remotely operates electric devices including household appliances with the optional PLC (Power Line Carrier) Kit.

• Controls optional sanitation equipment including traditional chemical or salt chlorination systems.

Command Center Components

1. Command Center Display

2. Command Center Keypad

3. Relays and Power Subpanel

4. Deadfront

5. Activator Circuit Board

Aug

System Overview

Device Setup S

cenes & Shortcuts Owner Info Polaris Info S

tandby Freeze Protection Temperature

Fahrenheit

Date Aug 03, 2004 Time 02:04pm

Setup

Tue, Aug 03 2:04 pm

ENTER

To adjust display setting s, press and together.

SVC

Use left or right arrow keys to change screens

Cursor Control

Item Select

Check Box (Device or function Off) (Device or function On)

Folder

(Selected) (Not Selected)

Screen Name

Up/Down Arrow

indicates adjustment options are available.

Current Status and Alarm Messages

Starting the Eos Command Center

To activate: Turn on circuit breaker (main power source) to power up the unit.

To disable or put in “Standby Mode”: Press and hold the Enter key for five seconds.

Press any key to reactivate.

To shut down: Turn off main power source to command center.

Display Overview

Display Symbols

olders indicate that additional screens, men

or an item.

Chec

Up/Do next to it and the up/down arrow keys are used to select or enter the setting.

Item in reverse (white text on black box) indicates curser is over item or field.

Asterisk in front indicates a text field (blank line) that can be named by user.

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Cloc

Flame ne

es are used to turn functions or devices on or off. Checked = On.

k Bo

wn Arro

w indicates adjustment options are a

xt to equipment status field means de

xt to status field of heater means heater is fir

u or setup options are available

ailable for the field

vice is scheduled to be

ing.

“on.

”

Screen Overviews

Device Setup Scenes & Shortcuts Owner Info Polaris Info Standby Freeze Protection T

emperature

ahrenheit

Date Aug 03, 2004 Time 02:04pm

Setup

Tue, Aug 03 2:04 pm

o adjust display setting s,

press and together.

Air 60° Water 60°

Pool Setpoint 71° Spa Setpoint 100° Pool Circulation Spa Cleaner Pump Off Pool Light Off Pool Light Dim Off PS Heater On Suction Valve Off Return Valve Off Cleaner Valve Off Music On Table Lamp Off

Main

Tue, Aug 03 2:04 pm

Air 60° Water 71°

Indicates device list continues on another screen

Select folder icon to open the Device Manager screen where scheduling and other operational functions are controled

Shows designated heater (set point) temperture

Flame indicates heater is firing

Indicates adjustable settngs are available for the device

Clock indicates device is scheduled to be “On”

Status field indicates On/Off status of device

Shows current sensor temperature readings and alerts if any are present

Setup Screen

During installation, this screen is used to define and configure the system. Adjustments to this screen will usually be minimal. For a complete

escription of system setup and the associated screens, refer to the

d Eos Installation and Operation Guide.

Device Setup is used to setup system equipment.

Scenes & Shortcuts can be established to start or stop

several devices with a single command.

Owner Info is used to input of owner name and address.

Serial number and service contact phone numbers can be input in

Polaris Info.

Checking the

Standby box disables all automatic

control functions.

Freeze Protection should always be checked to protect equipment from freezing conditions.

Temperature sets Fahrenheit or Celsius.

Date by month, day and two-digit year.

Sets

Sets Time along with an am or pm designation.

Optional Device Control Screens

If a Watermatic pH/ORP controller or salt chlorinator is installed, additional control screens become available.

Main Screen

Once setup is complete, the Main screen provides access to most commonly needed measurements and functions. Most routine maintenance and adjustments can be made from this screen.

Device Manager Screens

Tue, Aug 03 2:04 pm

PS Heater Manager

Duration Remaining

04h 00m 00h 00m

Manual Control

chedules

S Heater Off

Day Start Stop

off 12:00p 12:00p off 12:00p 12:00p off 12:00p 12:00p off 12:00p 12:00p

Range 0

Heater Cool Down Freeze Protect

Air 60° Water 71°

Each piece of equipment controlled by Eos has

manager screen with specific settings for the

a device.

rom these screens equipment can be:

• Turned on or off

• Set for specific on or off durations

• Scheduled to be active at specific times on specific days

Navigating the System

• Use the keypad arrow (cursor control) keys to move through the screens and menu options.

• When the cursor is over an item, it will appear darkened or in reverse (white on black instead of black on white).

• Press the Enter key to select an item, open a folder, or activate/deactivate a feature with a check box.

To set or adjust an item:

1. Use the keypad arrow keys to move the cursor over the item.

2. Press <Enter> to select the item. The item will flash.

3. Use the up/down keys to choose or enter the setting.

4. Press <Enter> to activate the setting.

Using text fields

1. Move cursor over the text field and press <Enter> to select.

Use the up/down arrow keys to move through the alpha-numeric options.

3. Use the right arrow key to move to the next position within the field.

4. Press <Enter> when the entry is complete.

Using nameable text fields

1. Move cursor over name field and press <Enter> to select. The last letter

of the name will blink.

2. Use the left arrow key to erase the item name.

3. Use the up/down arrow keys to access the alpha-numeric options.

4. Use the right arrow key to move to the next position within the field.

5. Press <Enter> when the entry is complete.

To change the item back to “None,” move to the asterisk and press <Enter>.

Using the Eos System

Command Center Setup

Tue, Aug 03 2:04 pm

Adjustment is available

Name of feature or control

Software Versions

Contrast Adjust

Backlight Adjust

acklight Timeout 0 min

Audible Alarm

Cursor is over adjustable field

o adjust the brightness or contrast of the display, press the left and right arrow keys

T simultaneously to open the Command Center Setup Screen.

Software Version provides access to information on the current software versions for the command center and the various devices it controls.

Contrast controls readability of text, light or dark, on screen.

Backlight controls the illumination of screen.

Backlight Timeout sets a time limit for inactivity after which the light on the display

turns off. Hit any key to reactivate the display.

When checked, sounds when an alert condition exists. (If remote devices are used to control the Eos, the alarm for each device can be enabled or disabled independently.)

To set or adjust any of the display controls:

1. Use arrow keys to move the cursor over the field to be adjusted. (Ex: )

2. Press <Enter> to select the item. The item will flash.

3. Use up arrow to increase or down arrow to decrease screen effect until it is at desired setting.

Press <Enter> to activ

Press the left arrow key to return to the

Audible Alarm enables the alarm within the Command Center that

Adjust

ate setting.

Main screen.

Common Tasks

Pool Circulation Pool

PS Heater Off Pool Setpoint 71° Spa Setpoint 100°

Cleaner Pump Off Pool Light Off Pool Light Dim Off

Music On Table Lamp Off

Main

Tue, Aug 03 2:04 pm

Circulation Mode

Heater Items

Pool Items

PLC (X-10) Items

Indicates device list continues on another screen

Air 60° Water 71°

Pool Setpoint 71° Spa Setpoint 100° Pool Circulation Spa C

leaner Pump Off Pool Light Off P

ool Light Dim Off PS Heater On Suction Valve Off Return Valve Off Cleaner Valve Off M

usic On

Table Lamp Off

Main

Tue, Aug 03 2:04 pm

o adjust display settings,

press and together.

Air 60° Water 71°

Changing the Heater (Setpoint) Temperature Setting

On the Main screen:

1. Move the cursor to the Up/Down Arrow symbol next to the pool or spa (setpoint) temperature setting.

2. Press <Enter> to select the item.

3. Push the up or down arrow key to change the temperature setting.

Turning Equipment On or Off

On the Main screen or De

vice Manager

screen:

1. Move the cursor to the Status field next to the device.

2. Press <Enter> to change the status, turn it on or off.

Customizing the Main Screen Display

Items can be reordered or devices grouped to make the system easier to work with.

To move an item up or down on the menu:

1. Move the cursor to the Status field of the particular device.

2. Press and hold <Enter>.

3. Push the up or down arrow key to move the device.

o insert a space between menu items:

1. Move the cursor to the Status field

ou want to insert a

of the de line abo

2. Press and hold <Enter>.

3. Press the up and down arrow keys simultaneously. A space will be inserted above the item.

o delete the space

T item bac

vice y

k up

, move the

Setting the Time and Date

Setup

ue, Aug 03 2:04 pm

To adjust display settings, press and together.

Air 60° Water 60°

Month is selected

Device Setup Scenes & Shortcuts Owner Info Polaris Info Standby Freeze Protection Temperature

Fahrenheit

Date Aug 03, 2004 Time 02:04pm

Setup

Tue, Aug 03 2:04 pm

To adjust display settings, press and together.

Air 60° Water 60°

Device Setup Scenes & Shortcuts Owner Info Polaris Info Standby Freeze Protection Temperature

Fahrenheit

Date Aug 03, 2004 Time 02:04pm

Hour is selected

t is imperative that the date and time are set correctly to ensure proper function of the

I equipment scheduling features.

he command center offers multiple start and stop times and the ability to set various

T schedules. The built-in 365 day calendar clock accommodates multiple schedules without monthly reprogramming.

Adjustments are made on the Setup screen.

To set or adjust the date:

1. Use the arrow keys to move the cursor over the month field. (Ex: )

Aug

2. Press <Enter> to select the item. The item will flash.

3. Use the up or down arrows to select the desired setting.

4. Press <Enter> to activate the setting.

5. Use the same steps to set the day and year.

To set or adjust the time:

1. Use the arrow keys to move the cursor over the hour field (Ex: ) first.

2. Press <Enter> to select the item. The item will flash.

Use the up arro

3. setting options

w to run through the

, selecting the

appropriate hour with am or pm.

4. Press <Enter> to activate the setting.

5. Use the same steps to set the minutes.

When adjustments are complete, use the left or right arrow key to return to the

Main screen.

Setting the Circulation Mode

Main

Tue, Aug 03 2:04 pm

Circulation Mode

Off

PS Heater Off Pool Setpoint 71° Spa Setpoint 100°

Cleaner Pump On Pool Light Off Pool Light Dim Off

Circulation Mode Off

PS Heater Off Pool Setpoint 71° Spa Setpoint 100°

Cleaner Pump Off Pool Light Off Pool Light Dim Off

Main

Tue, Aug 03 2:04 pm

Circulation Mode separate

Heater and set points

Pool items

PLC (X-10) items

he options available for the circulation pump are dependent on the type of pool, the

T equipment installed, and the settings chosen at installation.

Pool Configuration Circulation Mode Additional Settings

Options With a Two-Speed Pump

Pool/Spa with Shared Pump and Spillover Enabled Pool, Spa, Spill, Off Pool LS, Spa LS, Spill LS

Pool/Spa with Shared Pump without Spillover Pool, Spa, Off Pool LS, Spa LS

Pool Only On, Off On, Low, Off

Spa Only On, Off On, Low, Off

Pool/Spa with Separate Pumps

Pool Circulation On, Off On, Low, Off Spa Circulation On, Off On, Low, Off

To set (manually activate) the circulation mode:

1. Move the cursor over the

Off

(Ex: ) and press <Enter> to select

Status field

the item. The item will flash.

2. Use the up/down arrow keys

to access the circulation mode options.

3. Select the desired mode and

press <Enter> to activate the selection.

When a circulation mode is entered, either man

ually or as a scheduled e

vent, circulation

pumps as well as the appropriate valve actuators will activate.

When set manually, the selected mode will run for as long as the Manual Duration (found on device manager screen) specifies, if no other schedules are set.

To schedule the circulation mode:

Move the cursor over the circulation

older and press <Enter> to open the

vice Mana

screen.

Setting Manual Controls and Scheduling

Tue, Aug 03 2:04 pm

Cleaner Pump Manager

Duration Remaining

04h 00m 00h 00m

Manual Control

chedules

Cleaner Pump Off

Day Start Stop

off 12:00p 12:00p off 12:00p 12:00p off 12:00p 12:00p off 12:00p 12:00p

Off

Freeze Protect

Air 60° Water 71°

ach piece of equipment has a manager screen (accessed by selecting the folder

E next to the item on the Main screen) with specific settings for the device. All manager

creens include:

Status

Indicates on/off status for most devices. For a pool/spa circulation pump it also indicates the current circulation mode (pool, spa, or spillover).

Manual Control

Specifies how long a device will be active when turned on manually.

Some equipment is dependent on other equipment

operate properly. The rules governing these

to dependencies Rules. Manually activated devices are subject to these rules, meaning that even though a device turned is “on,” it may not activate unless all the rules are met. See and Lockouts for further information.

are referred to as Device Manager

Device Associations, Safety Delays

Each device has a

Duration default. When the specified duration is complete, the device control returns to the established schedules.

Remaining refers to how much longer the device will be active under manual control.

Schedules

Scheduling is available for each device. Up to four schedules can be set based on date and time. When scheduling, equipment associations and manager rules should again be taken into consideration. For detailed information on equipment, review the original manufacturer’s documentation or talk with a pool professional.

Day: Specifies day(s) of operation

(Sun, Mon, (M-F = Monday thr (S-S = Saturday and Sunday) (MWF = Mon., Wed. and Friday)

Start: Specifies start time

Stop: Specifies stop time

Mode: For circulation pump only: specifies circulation mode (pool, spa, spillover)

Schedule priority is based on the order of the schedules from the top (highest priority) to the bottom of the menu.

When a device is scheduled and active, a clock symbol will display next to it.

Freeze Protect

Enables or disables freeze protection for the specific device. Freeze Protect must be specified for each device individually. Freeze Protection on the Setup screen must also be c

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ked.

iday)

Circulation (Circ) Pump Manager

Manual Control

irculation Mode Poo l

tatus

Field

PS Circ Pump Manager

Tue, Aug 03 2:04 pm

ay Start Stop Mode

off 12:00p 12:00p Pool

Schedules

Off

Duration Remaining

03h 00m 00h 00m

Air 60° Water 71°

Duration Remaining

03h 00m 00h 00m

Manual Control

Circulation Mode Poo l LS

Status Field

PS Circ Pump Manager

Tue, Aug 03 2:04 pm

Schedules

Off

Day Start Stop Mode

off

12:00p 12:00p Pool

off 12:00p 12:00p Pool

Air 60° Water 71°

The same circulation options available on the Main screen are available on the manager

creens by selecting and adjusting the Statusfield.

When manually activated, the chosen mode will run as long as the

o change Duration:

Duration specifies.

1. Move the cursor over the hours

(Ex: ) and press <Enter> to select. The item will flash.

2. Use the up/down arrow keys

to select time.

3. Press <Enter> to activate

the selection.

4. Use right arrow to move to

minutes and set if desired.

Schedules can be set for different circulation modes. Schedule priority is based on the order of the schedules, from the top (highest priority) to the bottom of the menu. Start and Stop time is set in hours and minutes with am / pm designated by the hour.

To schedule circulation Mode:

1. Use the arrow keys to move the

cursor over the status field under Day (Ex: ) and press <Enter> to select. The item will flash.

2. Use the up/down arrow keys to

set the day. Press <Enter> to activate the selection.

3. Move cursor to Start hour field

and press <Enter> to select.

Use the up/down arrow keys to

choose start time. Press <Enter> to activate.

Move cursor to Stop. Set stop

time, hours and minutes.

5. Move cursor to Mode, select

the circulation mode and press <Enter> to activate.

6. Use the left arrow key to return

Main screen.

to the

off

Set min

utes if desired.

Using Manager Screens

Tue, Aug 03 2:04 pm

S Heater Manager

Duration Remaining

04h 00m 00h 00m

Manual Control

Schedules

PS Heater Off

Day Start Stop

off 12:00p 12:00p off 12:00p 12:00p off 12:00p 12:00p off 12:00p 12:00p

Range 0

104

Heater Cool Down Freeze Protect

Air 60° Water 71°

Tue, Aug 03 2:04 pm

Solar Valve Manager

Duration Remaining

04h 00m 00h 00m

Manual Control

Schedules

Solar Valve Off

Day Start Stop

off 12:00p 12:00p off 12:00p 12:00p off 12:00p 12:00p off 12:00p 12:00p Solar Priority Freeze Protect Solar Panel Temp 60

Air 60° Water 71°

Tue, Aug 03 2:04 pm

Spa Dep Valve Manager

Duration Remaining

04h 00m 00h 00m

Manual Control

Schedules

Spa Dep Valve Off

Day Start Stop

off 12:00p 12:00p off 12:00p 12:00p off 12:00p 12:00p off 12:00p 12:00p

Spa Mode Position

Off

Freeze Protect

Air 60° Water 71°

ccess any manager screen from the

Main s

creen by selecting the folder next to the item.

Heater Manager

n adjustable high and low operating Rangeis

A available for heaters. Defaults are 0° and 104° F.

Range can be used to set multiple heaters to heat to different temperatures. For example: two heaters can be set to heat together up to a certain temperature, such as 95° F, with only the second continuing to heat to the maximum.

Heater Cool Down is a safety feature that provides a two-minute delay in turning off the circulation pump after the heater has completed its firing cycle. This allows the heater to cool down.

Freeze Protect is disabled (unchecked), the

If heater will not fire during “Freeze Alert.” If enabled, the heater will fire if the water temperature drops to 34° F or the air temperature drops to 36° F.

Spa Dep Valve Manager

If a Spa Dependent Valve is installed on the pool, use Spa Mode Position to set the valve position, open or closed, when the system is in circulation mode “Spa.”

1. Use the arrow keys to move the cursor over the Spa Mode Position field. (Ex: )

Off

2. Press <Enter> to select On or Off.

Solar Valve Manager

Solar Priority, a

Manager and Solar Pump Manager screens, sets solar heating to have priority over all other heaters

When checked (default), the solar heater has priority over other heaters until the water temper Panel Temp. Then, solar heating will shut off and the other heater(s), if activated, will continue to heat until the setpoint is reached.

Solar P

from the temperature sensor on the solar panel.

ature gets within 5 deg

anel

vailable on the Solar Valve

emp

ys the current reading

displa

rees of the Solar

Setting Scenes and Shortcuts

Pool Setpoint 78° Spa Setpoint 103° PS Heater On Circulation Mode Spa Cleaner Pump Off Pool Light On Spa Light Dim 60% Suction Valve Off Return Valve Off Cleaner Valve Off Music On

Main

Tue, Aug 03 2:04 pm

To adjust display settings, press and together.

Current Temperature Readings

Designated Heater Temperture

Status Field indicates status of device.

Press

<Enter> to change.

Flame indicates heater is firing

Adjustable settngs available for device operation

Clock indicates device is scheduled to be “On”

Air 60° Water 71°

Setup

Tue, Aug 03 2:04 pm

Device Setup Scenes & Shortcuts

My Scenes 1 2 3 4 5 My Shortcut 1 2 3 4 5

Scenes & Shortcuts

Tue, Aug 03 2:04pm

Spa Night

cenes and Shortcuts establish one touch control of multiple devices. They can control

S groups of equipment routinely used together. For example: a Shortcut can turn on the

ool light, porch light and landscape lighting. Or they can be used to create a particular

p mood for entertaining or relaxing.

Scenes

A Scene is a “snapshot” of the entire system operation that can be recalled to play at any time.

Scenes can be scheduled to run at specific times or activated manually.

Up to five Scenes can be set up, but only one Scene can be played at a time. If a Scene is “in play” and another is recalled (either manually or by a schedule), the latter Scene takes priority.

To set a Scene:

1. Turn on any equipment that you want to operate during the Scene. Setpoints can be part of the Scene.

On the

Main screen, move the cursor to

the Status field of the each device and press <Enter> to select the setting.

In this example: circulation mode is Spa, Spa setpoint is 103°, Pool Light is On, Spa Light is dimmed to 60%, and Music is On.

2. Use the left arrow key to move to the Setup screen.

3. Move cursor to the Scenes & Shortcuts folder. Press <Enter> to open the

Scenes & Shortcuts screen.

4. Move the cursor to the first available text field under My Scenes.

5. Press <Enter> to select the field and use the arrow keys to name the Scene. (Ex: )

6. Move the cursor to the folder next to the

Spa Night

newly named Scene and press <Enter> to open the My Scene Manager screen.

7. Move the cursor to Save and

To adjust display settings, press and together.

Day Start Stop

off 12:00p 12:00p off 12:00p 12:00p off 12:00p 12:00p off 12:00p 12:00p

Duration Remaining

04h 00m 00h 00m

Manual Control

Schedules

ue, Aug 03 2:04 pm

My Scene Manager

Spa Night Off

Save

Air 60° Water 71°

Pool Setpoint 78° Spa Setpoint 103° PS Heater On Circulation Mode Spa Cleaner Pump Off Pool Light On Spa Light Dim 60% Suction Valve Off Return Valve Off Cleaner Valve Off Music On Spa Night On

Main

Tue, Aug 03 2:04 pm

To adjust display settings, press and together.

Current Temperature Readings

Designated Heater Temperture

Status Field indicates status of device.

Press

<Enter> to change.

Flame indicates heater is firing

Adjustable settngs available for device operation

Clock indicates device is scheduled to be “On”

Air 60° Water 71°

Pool Setpoint 78° Spa Setpoint 100° PS Heater Off Circulation Mode Off Porch Light On LS Lighting On Spa Light 60% Suction Valve Off Return Valve Off Cleaner Valve Off Music Off

Main

Tue, Aug 03 2:04 pm

To adjust display settings, press and together.

Current Temperature Readings

Select folder icon

Designated Heater Temperture

Status Field indicates status of device.

Press

<Enter> to change.

Flame indicates heater is firing

Adjustable settngs available for device operation

Clock indicates device is scheduled to be “On”

Air 60° Water 71°

press <Enter> to capture the Scene.

he Scene “Spa Night” is

T now saved.

It can be manually activated or scheduled just like any other device.

Use the left arrow key to return to the

Main screen.

8. The Scene is now displayed, just like a device, and can be recalled (activated) at any time by changing the Status to On.

The device manager for the Scene can be accessed by selecting the folder next to it.

Shortcuts

Shortcuts are also “snapshots” of system operation. Unlike Scenes that turn devices on or off to set the scene,

Up to fiv

Shor

o set a Shor

e Shor

tcuts can run within a Scene, but Scenes cannot run within a Shortcut.

tcut:

1. Turn on any equipment that you want to operate during the Shortcut.

cursor to the Status field of each device and press <Enter> to select the setting.

On the

Main screen, move the

In this example: Pool Light is On, Spa Light is dimmed to 60%, Porch Light is On, and LS (Landscape) Lighting is On.

Shortcuts are only able to turn devices on.

tcuts can be set up and run simultaneously.

2. On the S

Setup

Tue, Aug 03 2:04 pm

Device Setup S

cenes & Shortcuts

Owner Info

Scenes & Shortcuts

Tue, Aug 03 2:04pm

ir 60° Water 71°

My Scenes 1 2 3 4 5 My Shortcut

Night Lights

2 3 4 5

To adjust display settings, press and together.

Day Start Stop

off 12:00p 12:00p off 12:00p 12:00p off 12:00p 12:00p off 12:00p 12:00p

Duration Remaining

04h 00m 00h 00m

Manual Control

Schedules

Tue, Aug 03 2:04 pm

My Shortcut Manager

Night Lights Off

Save

Air 60° Water 71°

Pool Setpoint 78° Spa Setpoint 103° PS Heater On Circulation Mode Pool Porch Light On Pool Light On Spa Light 60% Night Lights On Suction Valve Off Return Valve Off Cleaner Valve Off

Main

Tue, Aug 03 2:04 pm

To adjust display settings, press and together.

Current Temperature Readings

Select folder icon

Designated Heater Temperture

Status Field indicates status of device.

Press

<Enter> to change.

Flame indicates heater is firing

Adjustable settngs available for device operation

Clock indicates device is scheduled to be “On”

Air 60° Water 71°

ursor to the Scenes & Shortcuts.

screen, move the

etup

folder. Press <Enter> to open the

Scenes & Shortcuts screen.

3. Move the cursor to the first available text field under My Shortcuts.

4. Press <Enter> to select the field and use the arrow keys to name the Shortcut. (Ex: )

5. Move the cursor to the folder next to the newly named Shortcut. Press <Enter> to open the

Manager

My Shortcut

screen.

6. Move the cursor to Save and press <Enter> to capture the Shortcut.

Night Lights

The Shortcut “Night Lights” is now saved.

It can be manually activated or scheduled just like any other device.

Use the left arrow key to return to the

7. The Shortcut is now displayed, just like a device, and can be recalled (activated ) at any time by changing the Status to On.

The device manager for the Shortcut can be accessed by selecting the folder next to it.

Main screen.

Understanding Eos System Functions

Device Setup Scenes & Shortcuts Owner Info P

olaris Info Standby Freeze Protection Temperature

Fahrenheit

Date Aug 03, 2004 Time 02:04pm

Setup

ue, Aug 03 2:04 pm

To adjust display setting s , press and together.

ir 60° Water 60°

Tue, Aug 03 2:04 pm

Cleaner Pump Manager

Duration Remaining

04h 00m 00h 00m

Manual Control

Schedules

Cleaner Pump Off

Day Start Stop

off 12:00p 12:00p off 12:00p 12:00p off 12:00p 12:00p off 12:00p 12:00p

Off

Freeze Protect

Air 60° Water 71°

Freeze Protection

Freeze protection is activated when the air temperature drops to 36° F or the water temperature drops to 34° F. Manual activation or scheduled operation of Spa Mode will override freeze protection.

During freeze protection, “Freeze Alert” will flash on the bottom of the display screen.

The Freeze Protection check box on the Setup screen should always be checked (enabled) to protect equipment from freez circulation pump is co

vered by freeze protection

as long as this check box is checked.

e damage. The

For all other equipment, also be specified on the individual device manager screen. Some devices default to freeze protect.

By default, heater freeze protect is unchecked; the heater will not fire during a freeze alert. If freeze protection is checked, the heater will fire when the water temperature drops to 33° F.

During Freeze Alert:

• In the pool/spa combo and pool/spa separate configurations, the system will alternate between activating the spa and the pool equipment every 15 minutes.

• In spa only and pool only configurations, the equipment will alternate for 15 minutes on and 15 minutes off.

ers will r

Blo

•

un f

half hour.

• No lighting (pool, spa, landscape, etc.) will activate.

Freeze Protect must

e minutes every

or fiv

Alerts and Alarms

he following alert conditions will sound the audible alarm in addition to flashing the alert

T message at the bottom of the display screen.

Alert

Pool High Temperature

Pool Low Temperature

Spa High Temperature

Spa Low Temperature

Wireless Remote Battery Low

M#1 High PH Alert

WM#1 Low PH Alert

WM#1 High ORP Alert

WM#1 Low ORP Alert

WM#1 PH Overfeed

WM#1 ORP Overfeed

WM#1 Feeder Empty

The following Alerts are flashing messages only.

Alert

Freeze Alert

WM#1 No Flow

WM#1 2 Minute Flow Delay

WM#1 Clean PH Sensor

WM#1 Cal PH Sensor

WM#1 Clean ORP Sensor

WM#2 No Flow

WM#2 2 Minute Flow Delay

WM#2 Clean PH Sensor

WM#2 Cal PH Sensor

WM#2 Clean ORP Sensor

Solar Purge Delay

Solar Panel Temp Too Low

Spa Has Reached Set Temp

Alert

M#2 High PH Alert

WM#2 Low PH Alert

WM#2 High ORP Alert

WM#2 Low ORP Alert

WM#2 PH Overfeed

WM#2 ORP Overfeed

WM#2 Feeder Empty

Alert

Cleaner Requires Pool Mode

Standby Mode

CPC-ACT Comm Failure (Cable/Activator)

CPC-WM1 Comm Failure (Watermatic)

CPC-WM2 Comm Failure

SCB Comm Failure

X10 Comm Failure

Valves Turning

Heater Cooling Down

91 Check Salt

92 Chlorinator No Flow

Check Chlorinator

Device Associations, Safety Delays and Lockouts

Some equipment is dependent on other equipment for proper operation. The rules that

n these dependencies or associations are referred to as

gov Manually activated devices are subject to these rules, meaning that even though a device turned is “on,” it may not activate unless all the rules are met. The device manager rules and other safety functions are listed belo

Heater

When activ (indicated b setpoint is above the current temperature reading.

There is a 45-second operational delay at initial startup of the heater. Once the heater is active and the desired temperature is reached, the heater will turn off and remain off until the temper from short cycling (i.e., turning on and off in rapid succession).

ated (tur

ned on man

y flame on displa

ature falls two degrees below the setpoint.This prevents the heater

Device Manag

ually or by a schedule), the heater will only fire

y) if the circulation pump is on and the temper

er Rules

ature

After the heater shuts down, it enters a 2-minute cool down period. Heater Cooling Down will be displayed on the screen. If the filter pump is shut down during the cool

down, the pump will remain on until the delay is finished and an hourglass will be

isplayed next to the pump on the screen.

Cleaner Booster Pump

The pool cleaner will only activate when the system is in the pool mode (i.e., water circulating to the pool) as it requires water circulation to function correctly. Cleaner

Requires Pool Mode

adjustment.

There is a 1-minute prime delay to ensure the water is flowing to the booster pump. The display will read

If the filter pump is turned off while the cleaner booster pump is running, the controller will automatically shut down the booster pump.The system recognizes that the booster pump cannot run without the circulation pump.

If the booster pump cleaner is active and spa or spa spillover mode is entered the booster pump will shut down and be locked-out. When the spa or spa spillover mode is cancelled, the booster pump schedule will resume.

is displayed if cleaner schedule requires circulation mode

Prime Delay during this delay.

Spa Drain

The spa drain can only be activated on the Service screen.

Valves

Valves Turning is displayed whenever a valve (pool to spa, spa to spillover, solar,

etc.) is signaled to rotate. There is a 15 second delay during which the filter pump is shut off. The pump is reactivated when the valves have stopped turning.

Solar Heating Systems

When solar heating is initiated and there is a booster pump cleaner on the system, the booster pump will shut down and be locked-out for a 2-minute Solar Purge Delay to allow water to be purged from the solar collectors. When the delay is complete, the booster pump is reactivated.

When equipment is manually activated:

Existing schedules will be overridden. Remember to shut down the equipment, otherwise, the equipment will contin specified in the de

If spa mode is not turned off, only the water in the spa will be filtered and the pool cleaner will be disabled.

Turning off the filter pump does not reset valves to pool mode. The valves will automatically return to pool mode after 6 hours.

ue to run until the next scheduled shut down or time-out

vice setup

Communication Failures

Communication failure messages (CPC-ACT Comm Failure, X10 Comm Failure, etc.) are displayed when there is a communications failure between the command center and the system components. Check connections or reposition the remote or antenna and try again.

Using Optional Components

Wireless Remote Setup

Software Versions Network Settings Shutdown Audible Alarm Spa Temp Notify Access Code Contrast Adjust Backlight Adjust Sleep Timeout 3 min

Signal Strength

Full Battery Charge

ith the basic system in place, optional components such as remote controls, sanitizing

W controllers, lighting controls, and even home appliance controls can be added at any time to customize the pool or expand the system capabilities.

Remote Controls

Eos can be controlled remotely by the Eos Wireless Remote or the In-House Panel remote. Limited system control is also available with the Shortcut remote which can be mounted spa-side or as an in-house panel.

Each remote has its own

Setup screen where display adjustments can be made. To

access this screen for either the Wireless or In-house Panel remote, press the left and right arrow keys of the remote keypad simultaneously.

Wireless Remote

Battery charge level and signal reception are indicated at the top of the display screen. The battery must be

charged for at least five hours before the initial use

store the remote on the charger when not in use. An animated scrolling battery symbol on the display indicates the battery is charging.

Software Version provides access to current system software information.

Remote device settings, including the unique remote channel setting, are listed on the Network Settings screen

Shutdown turns off the remote. Useful to conserve battery life. Press any key to reactiv

. To ensure a full charge, always

ate.

When chec

ked, A alarm in this remote device to signal when an alert condition exists.

emp Notify

If Spa Reached Set T the water temperature in the spa reaches

its designated setpoint.

Access Code is a security feature

vailable on the remote control devices.

a When activated, system change capabilities are limited to authorized users.

udible Alarm

is chec

ed,

enab

“Spa Has

emp” will be display

les the

ed when

To set an Access Code:

Wireless Remote Setup

oftware Versions

etwork Settings

hutdown

udible Alarm Spa Temp Notify A

ccess Code Contrast Adjust Backlight Adjust Sleep Timeout 3 min

Please Enter Your Four

utton Access Code:

ireless Remote Setup

oftware Versions N

etwork Settings Shutdown Audible Alarm Spa Temp Notify Access Code Contrast Adjust Backlight Adjust Sleep Timeout 3 min

Would You Like To Save

Your Changes:

Yes

Wireless Remote Setup

Software Versions Network Settings Shutdown Audible Alarm Spa Temp Notify Access Code Contrast Adjust Backlight Adjust Sleep Timeout 3 min

Wireless Remote Setup

Software Versions Network Settings Shutdown Audible Alarm Spa Temp Notify Access Code Contrast Adjust Backlight Adjust Sleep Timeout 3 min

Would You Like To Save

Your Changes:

Yes

1. Check the Access Code box. A new screen will open and request a code.

2. Press any four keys on the keypad, in any order. Press <Enter> to activate the code.

3. Use the left arrow key to exit the Setup screen.

4. A confirmation screen will appear. Move cursor to Yes and press <Enter> to activate the change.

All function selections will lock requiring input of the access code to make changes.

To reset if the code is forgotten:

1. Press the left and right arrow keys simultaneously to open the Setup screen.

2. Disable (uncheck) the Access Code box.

3. Press left arrow key to exit the Setup screen. Move cursor to Yes on the confirmation screen and press <Enter> to activate the change.

Contrast controls readability of text on screen.

Backlight controls illumination of display screen.

To conserve battery life, set Sleep Timeout to switch the remote to sleep mode after a specified length of time without activity

To save changes made to any settings on the Wireless Setup screen:

1. Make adjustment, then use the left arrow key to exit the screen. A confirmation screen will open.

2. Move curser to Yes and press <Enter> to activate the change.

o reset the wireless displa

T locked-up or frozen:

Press and hold <Enter>.

Press left and right arrow keys simultaneously.

y if it is

The antenna for the Wireless

eater

Pump

Filter

Pool

House

Antenna Position

ENTER

Wireless Remote

Wireless Antenna

Wired Remote Setup

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Software Versions 01.00.04

Contrast Adjust

Backlight Adjust

Backlight Timeout 3 min

Audible Alarm

Access Code

Remote Channel 0

Remote is positioned to ensure strong, clear communication

etween the remote and the

b Eos Command Center from anywhere within the coverage area. The coverage area, shown here in gray, spreads out in a circle from the antenna location.

For optimum performance, the remote should be used within line-of-sight of the antenna and away from areas where obstructions might interfere with the radio signal.

Some objects that can prevent communications are:

Aluminum siding

Cyclone fences

Wrought iron

Steel framing

Leaded glass

Mylar protected windows and doors

Stone walls and structures

Gas filled windows and doors

Microwave ovens

Other 5.6 GHz frequency devices

In-House Panel (Wired) Remote

To access the Setup screen, press the left and right arrow keys of the remote keypad simultaneously.

Software Version specifies the active software version.

Contrast controls readability of text on the screen.

Backlight controls illumination of screen.

Use

Backlight Timeout to set a time limit for inactivity after which the display turns off. Hit any key to reactivate the display.

When A this remote de condition exists.

Access Code is a security feature available on the remote control devices. When enabled, system change capabilities are limited to authorized users.

If two In-House Panels are installed on a system, the Remote Channel on the second remote m allow simultaneous use.

udib

ust be adjusted to a diff

le Alarm

is check

ed, the alarm in

vice signals when an aler

erent channel to

To set an Access Code:

Wireless Remote Setup

Software Versions Network Settings Shutdown A

udible Alarm

pa Temp Notify

ccess Code

ontrast Adjust

acklight Adjust

Sleep Timeout 3 min

Please Enter Your Four

Button Access Code:

Spa Temp Down

Spa Temp Up

PS Heater

Blower

Spa Light

Spa Night

Pool Light

usic

Shortcut #1 Functions

Shortcut #2 Functions

1. Enable (check) the Access Code box. A new screen will open and request a code.

2. Press any four keys on the keypad, in any order. Press <Enter> to activate the code.

All function selections will lock requiring input of the access code to make changes.

To reset if the code is forgotten:

1. Press the left and right arrow keys simultaneously to open the Setup screen.

2. Disable (uncheck) the Access Code box.

Shortcut Remote

During installation the control functions of the Shortcut buttons (A, B, C, D) are assigned and the buttons are labeled.

In addition to two factory-set functions, up to eight control functions (4 on Shortcut #1 and 4 on Shortcut #2) can be assigned.

General guidelines for the Shortcut:

• Button LEDs light when their respective device is active.

• If lights (including dimmers) are setup, the remote controls

only the on/off function of the de

• Temperature controls are the default on buttons A and B,

if a heater has been set up

• Temp Up and Temp Down button LEDs light only when the

buttons are pushed.

• Temp Up and Temp Down increase or decrease the temperature

setpoint by one degree.When the maximum temperature is reached (104 degrees for Spa), the Temp Up button LED will stay lit.

To switch from Shortcut #1 functions to Shortcut #2 functions, press buttons A and C simultaneously button (i.e., C = Shortcut #2) will illuminate. Press A and C again to switch back.

To activate the heater, press buttons A and B simultaneously. The two button LEDs will flash together three times. While the heater is firing, the two LEDs will flash every 15 seconds. When the setpoint is reached the flashing will stop.

o activ

flash three times

ate Spa Mode

The tw

press b

vice.

o button LEDs will flash; then the active shortcut

All LEDs will

uttons C and D sim

ultaneously

PLC (X-10) Devices

Device Setup Scenes & Shortcuts

Setup

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Configuration Combo High Power HP1-HP8 Low Power LP1-LP6 Valves VLV1-VLV 6 Sensors SNS1-5, PRES Shortcut Remote X-10 Devices Reset Schedules Reset System

Device Setup

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Use arrow keys to move curser over the folder icon. Press <Enter> to select and open a new screen.

Pool Setpoint 78° Spa Setpoint 103° P

S Heater On Circulation Mode Spa Music On Cleaner Pump Off Pool Light On

Main

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To adjust display settings, press and together.

Designated Heater T

emperture

Status Field indicates status of device.

Press

Enter> to change.

Flame indicates heater is firing

To adjust display settings, press and together.

Day Start Stop

off 12:00p 12:00p off 12:00p 12:00p off 12:00p 12:00p off 12:00p 12:00p

uration Remaining

04h 00m 00h 00m

Manual Control

Schedules

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LC Device Manager

M usic Off

Air 60° Water 71°

If a PLC (Power Line Carrier) Kit is installed on the system, Eos can control lights, fans, stereos, and other household appliances.

Devices plug into a small receiver that plugs into a regular wall outlet inside the house. The receiver communicates with a transmitter connected to the Eos Command Center.

Once set up, devices can be turned on or off from the just like any other device wired directly to the Eos. Lamp dimmer modules also provide a percentage setting for bright to dim lighting.

Select the folder next to the PLC device to open the PLC devices can be scheduled like any other piece of equipment.

Receiver modules can be added to the system at any time. Contact your Polaris dealer for information on PLC Receivers.

Main screen (Ex: Music is On)

PLC Device Manager screen.

To add a PLC device:

1. Scroll to the command center or remote display.

Move the curser to the Device Setup folder and press <Enter> to open the

Device Setup screen.

With the cursor over the X-10 Devices folder, press <Enter> to open the

X-10 Setup screen.

Setup screen on the

2. Review the devices that are

ID Name Dim A01 Table Lamp A02 Music A03 A04 A05 A06 A08

X-10 Setup

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Field Selected

ID Name Dim A

01 Table Lamp A02 Music A03 A04 A05 A

06 A08

-10 Setup

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Field Selected

ID Name Dim A01 Table Lamp A

02 Music A03 A

04 A05 A06 A08

X-10 Setup

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Device Code

House Code

1 3

7 9

1 1

1 5

G I

PLC Receiver Module

already installed to determine the available ID assignments

or the new device.

Example: ID for Table Lamp is A01 (A = house code, 01 = device code). A03 is first available code.

3. Plug the receiver module into any wall plug and the device into the receiver.

4. Use the dials on the front of the PLC Receiver to set the house code, A-D, and device code, 1-16. (Ex: A03)

5. Move the cursor to the name field next to the code identifier position to be assigned. (Ex: A03)

6. Press <Enter> to select the item. A line indicating the text field will appear and the first character position will flash.

7. Enter the device name in the text field using the up/down keys to access the alpha-n Press the right arrow key to move to the next letter position within the field.

umeric characters.

Press <Enter> when naming is complete.

8. If a dimmer module is installed, use the right arrow key to move to the dimmer (Dim) check box and press <Enter> to enable (check) dimming control for the device.

The dimmer control provides various settings between 0-100% to produce low to bright light levels.

Optional Controllers

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Watermatic # 1

ORP

650

7.5

Feeder Manual Status

Start

ORP

Start

Audible Alarm Level Switch

WM 1 No Flow

Setup

Tue, Aug 03 2:04 pm

To adjust display settings, press and together.

Air 60° Water 60°

Device Setup Scenes & Shortcuts Owner Info Polaris Info Standby Freeze Protection Temperature

Fahrenheit

Watermatic #1 Po ol Date Aug 03, 2004 Time 02:04pm

Text field selected

Polaris Watermatic C2100 ORP/pH Controller

If a Watermatic controller is installed, a separate control screen is provided to monitor readings and access the controller settings. If a second controller is used, a second control screen will become available.

When a controller is installed, an optional nameable field becomes available on the

Setup screen. If two controllers are installed, there will be nameable fields for each.

To name the controller(s):

1. Move the cursor to the Watermatic #1 text field and press <Enter> to select the field.

2. Enter the name in the text field using the up/down keys to access the alphanumeric characters and the left/right keys to move within the field.

Pool

(Ex:

3. Press <Enter> when naming is complete.

Refer to the P and maintenance information.

)

olar

atermatic C2000/C2100 Owner’s Manual for complete operation

Salt Chlorinators

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AutoClear

2600

ppm

Mode Normal

Chlorination Off

f a Polaris AutoClearPLUS or other salt chlorinator is installed, a control screen is

I provided to monitor salinity levels and access the chlorinator settings. The screen name

s designated by the chlorinator installed.

If the AutoClearPLUS is connected to a Watermatic C2100 that is controlled by the Eos system, the Salt Chlorinator screen will not be displayed. Salinity and chlorine production will be monitored and controlled by the Watermatic making this separate control screen unnecessary.

The current salt concentration or per million (PPM).

Mode provides operational options:

Normal – Chlorine production at normal rate.

Super – Produces the maximum amount of chlorine for 24-hours, then reverts

Service – Disables control while chlorinator is being serviced.

Chlorination adjusts the chlorine output from 0 to 100% in increments of 10.

er to the P

Ref chlorinator manual for recommended salinity levels, as well as complete operation and maintenance information.

salinity of the pool is displayed in parts

back to normal mode. If selected, the pool pump must be activated for a 24-hour run cycle as well.

utoClearPlus Installation and Maintenance Guide or the

is A

olar

Troubleshooting

f the Eos system displays the following

I actions, adjustments may be necessary to restore performance. Contact Polaris Customer Service at 1-800-822-7933 for further assistance, and repair or service information.

ActIon: The display screen is blank.

Solution: 1. Confirm power is on to the

command center.

2. Press any key to reactivate the display from Backlight Timeout, Shutdown or

Timeout.

Sleep

3. Adjust the contrast setting of the display (via Command Center Setup Screen or remote setup screen) if it is too high or too low.

Action: Wireless remote is not

communicating with the command center.

Solution: 1. Verify that the remote is

charged (and was charged at least 5 hours before the initial use).

2. Confirm that the remote is within the coverage area of the antenna and the signal is not being interrupted by walls or other structures.

3. Check the command center’s software settings.

From the Command Center Setup screen, open

sions

Software V

verify that “Telnet” is listed. If not, mak antenna wiring connections are secure and undamaged.

4. Check the remote’s network settings.

From the Wireless Remote Setup screen, select Network Settings. Verify that the Eos SSID n

e sure that the

and

umber

s the antenna serial number

i (located on left side of the antenna) with three leading zeros, and the second row of the Key number is the serial number with four leading zeros.

If two remotes are used with the antenna, verify that each remote has its own unique Remote Address. (Ex: first remote is set to 101 and second is set to 102)

Action: The heater does not fire

when activated.

Solution: 1. Confirm that heater is not in

the 45-second startup delay.

2. Confirm that the circulation pump is running and the temperature setpoint is above the current temperature reading.

3. If the pool is a pool/spa combination sharing one heater (Combo configuration), verify that the temperature sensor is assigned as “PS Sensor,” the heater is assigned as “PS Heater,” and the circulation pump is assigned as “PS Circ Pump.”

4. Check the (found on heater manager screen) of the heater upper range should be set above and the lower range belo temperature.

Action: Device (heater, pump, etc.)

or feature comes on when activated but immediately turns off.

Solution: 1. Verify that the Duration

setting on the device manager screen has not been incorrectly set to zero.

Range settings

. The

w the actual water

Eos Automated Control System

Limited Warranty

This limited warranty is extended to the original consumer purchaser of this Polaris Eos Control System (the "System") manufactured by Polaris Pool Systems, Inc. ("Polaris"), 2620 Commerce Way, Vista, California 92081-8438, U.S.A.

Polaris warrants the System, including all parts and components thereof, to be free of defects in material and workmanship. This limited warranty applies only to Systems which have been installed and maintained in strict accordance with the installation and operating instructions provided by Polaris, for its intended use with personal or single-family pools (commercial use is excluded), using installation hardware supplied and/or recommended in writing by Polaris, and to Systems which have been connected to the correct voltage supply. The instruction manual should be read in its entirety before the installation of the Polaris Eos Control System. Failure to follow the installation instructions may void this warranty. If you have any questions regarding this Polaris Eos Control System, please call or write us. Be sure to have the serial number of the unit available.

The P

olaris Eos Control System is warranted for parts and labor for a period of one year from the date of manufacture of the unit as established by the serial number, or one year from the date of purchase of the Polaris Eos Control System with proof of purchase, whichever is later.This limited warranty does not apply if the failure is caused or contributed to by improper installation, handling, set up adjustments, usage, operation, storage, or maintenance. This limited warranty does not apply if the failure is caused or contributed to by a connection to improper voltage supply, power failure or reduction, signal interference problems, unsuitable application of the System, lack of reasonable and necessary maintenance, damage in transit or during installation, or damage from repairs/alterations/removal made or attempted by anyone other than Polaris or one of its Authorized Service Centers. This limited warranty does not cover cosmetic damage or damage due to acts of God, water, wind, rain, lightning, freezing, rodents or insects, accident, misuse, abuse, negligence, or modification of or to any part of the Polaris Eos Control System. This warranty does not cover consumables such as fuses or batteries. These are normal replacement items.

Polaris will repair or replace, at its option, the System or part or component thereof proven to be defective within the warranty period and under the conditions of the warranty. To make a claim under this warranty, the consumer must contact the Customer Service Department at 1-800-822-7933 (USA and Canada) or (760) 599-9600 with the serial number and proof of purchase. REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT AS PROVIDED UNDER THIS LIMITED WARRANTY IS THE EXCLUSIVE REMEDY OF THE CONSUMER. THIS LIMITED WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND ALL SUCH OTHER WARRANTIES ARE DISCLAIMED EXCEPT TO THE EXTENT ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY MAY BE IMPOSED BY STATE CONSUMER LAW. ANY SUCH IMPLIED WARRANTY IMPOSED BY STATE CONSUMER LAW IS LIMITED IN DURATION TO ONE (1) YEAR FROM THE DATE OF PURCHASE. IN NO EVENT SHALL POLARIS BE LIABLE FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OF ANY NATURE OR KIND OR FOR DAMAGES TO PERSONS OR PROPERTY, INCLUDING ANY DAMAGES RESULTING FROM THE FAILURE OF OR DEFECT IN ANY EQUIPMENT USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE POLARIS EOS CONTROL SYSTEM (E.G., PUMPS, FILTERS, BLOWERS, HEATERS, POOL CLEANERS, LIGHTING, WATER FEATURES, VALVES) OR IN USE WITH A SUBSTANDARD POOL CIRCULATION SYSTEM. THE ONLY REMEDY PROVIDED TO YOU UNDER AN APPLICABLE IMPLIED WARRANTY AND THE LIMITED WARRANTY SET FORTH ABOVE SHALL BE THE REMEDIES EXPRESSLY PROVIDED FOR UNDER THIS LIMITED WARRANTY.

This limited warranty gives you specific legal rights.You may also have other rights that may vary from state to state. Some states do not allow limitation on how long an implied warranty lasts, or the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitations may not apply to you.

This limited warranty is valid only in the United States of America and Canada, and it does not apply to Polaris Eos Control Systems sold or installed in any other country.

FCC Statement

This equipment has been tested and complies with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of

the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a

residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy, and if not

installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.

However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does

cause harmful interference to radio and television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment

off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

• Increase the separation between the pool filtration equipment and the receiver.

• Connect the equipment to an outlet on a different circuit from the one to which the receiver is connected.

This equipment has been certified to comply with the limits of a Class B computing device, pursuant to FCC

rules. In order to maintain compliance with FCC regulations, shielded cables must be used with this equipment.

Operation with non-approved equipment or unshielded cables is likely to result in interference with radio and

television reception. The user is cautioned that changes and modifications made to this equipment without the

approval of the manufacturer could void the user’s authority to operate this equipment.

FCC ID: PFU-E3

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following conditions:

1. This device may not cause harmful interference.

2. This device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause

undesired operation.

This Class B digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian Interference Causing

Equipment Regulations.

Polaris Personalized Automated Control System, Eos Command Center Owner's Manual

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Frequently Asked Questions

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