
Heating Indicator: & Load Shedding
This indicator shows when the pool is being heated. It
will turn on and off automatically in Auto and Manual
modes when heating is required.
Load Shedding
( keeping power within design limits ) is an arrangement
predefined at manufacture which, dependent on system and
components used, will switch either the heating element or
accessories on and off to keep within the Controllers power
limits.
Miscellaneous:
The switch normally beeps every time a button is pushed. These
can be switched off by holding down the Up button and
simultneously pushing the Light button. To switch on again repeat
the above.
The Display normally always returns to the pool temperature. If
you want the display to stay on Time, then pushing the display
button until time is shown and pressing the Down button will lock
the display in this mode. The temp display can be restored at any
time by pushing the Display button.
QUICK CARD - USER GUIDE FOR THE
DIGITAL 2000 SERIES SPA CONTROLLERS
DUAL SPEED VERSION
Please read these instructions carefully
Warning:
If the supply cord is damaged, it shall be
replaced by the manufacturer or its
service agent or similarly qualified person
in order to avoid hazard.
Digi2000Prelim-V2,DS NRC
Dealer Stamp:
Manufactured By:
Spa-Quip Ltd
Cnr Rothwell Ave & Albany Hwy
North Harbour Industrial Park
Auckland, New Zealand
Ph (649) 415 8622, Fax (649) 415 8621
Email: ampac@ihug.co.nz
Australian Distribution and Service:
Spa-Quip (Australia) Pty Ltd
Unit 2A, 4 Hudson Ave
Castle Hill NSW 2154
Ph (612) 9634 5600, Fax (612) 9634 5900
Email: aqua@fl.net.au

Important:
Before using check that the Spa Pool has been connected to a
suitable weather protected outlet socket and Double Pole
Isolating Switch with suitable ratings as specified on the name
plate of the control box. Do not run this appliance on an
extension lead.
12: LCD Display
The Backlit Liquid Crystal Display can display 5 different
quantities:
A/ The currently sensed pool temperature.
B/ The target Pool temperature
C/ The Time of day
D/ The Sleep start time
E/ The Sleep finish time
In addition the LCD can also show diagnostic fault codes.
2 & 4: Up Down Buttons
These 2 Buttons are used to adjust the Controller Settings as
shown on the LCD Display, after pushing the Set button.
revert to the water temperature reading after a short time. By
following the above procedure the desired pool temperature can be
set, the Time of Day and the Sleep start and finish times. The time
of day and sleep times will need to be set the first time the
controller is powered up or if it has been turned off for a long period.
If the Sleep start = finish time the Sleep mode is deactivated.
5: Icons
This Icon is lit by default. When lit the LCD display is
measuring the in pool temperature. For accurate readings it is
advisable to run the pump for several minutes in Manual
mode to mix up the pool water.
When lit the desired pool temperature can be adjusted
typically to 37°C (default) or to that which is comfortable.
This Icon indicates that the Time of Day is being displayed.
Time can be adjusted remembering to set for AM or PM as
indicated on the display. 1
When lit the display shows the time at which the controller
will start its Sleep Mode. This is a very handy feature and is
used to silence the Spa Pool during your hours of sleep.
Typically settings are between 12pm & 7am. The Spa can be
used within the Sleep hours without having to change any
times by pressing the Pump 1 Button so that the controller is
in manual mode.
This Icon indicates the Wake up time from Sleep Mode. It is
normal for the Spa to run for a long period after sleep to
recover temperature lost over night. The time should be set
approx. 1 hour before a Spa is desired.
This Indicator is lit when the controller is asleep. Manual
operation will over ride any Sleep settings if the Spa is
required during the preset hours.
8: Pump 2 Button
This button controls the Booster pump. A green LED indicates
when the pump is on.
9: Air Button
The Air switch has three modes. Successive pushes select High
speed (red LED), Medium speed (orange LED) and blower
Ramping up and down in speed (green LED).
Options = 1 speed, 2 speed, 3 speed or 2 speed and ramping
Note:
There is an automatic timeout of the blower, booster pump and
light. All three will automatically switch off together 30 minutes after
the last push of their respective buttons.
10: Mimic Panel
The colours corresponding to the LED
colours displayed on the Air switch
and Pump 1 can be identified and
interpreted as to their operating mode.
11: Pump 1 Button
Pushes of this switch selects the main operating modes of the Spa
System.
1/ Auto Mode (red LED) is the default start up mode where the
pump, heating and filtration are automatically controlled.
2/ Manual Mode (orange LED) where the user can control the
main circulation pump even when the system is asleep. The
heating will turn on/off automatically as required. This mode has 2
speeds. The first position is slow speed with the LED flashing and
the second is high speed with the LED constant.
3/ Stand-by Mode (green LED) where the user can turn all Pump 1
functions off for absolute quiet. This mode reverts to auto mode
after a preset time.
3: Set Button
To make any changes to the stored settings select the setting
required using the Display button. The Icon and display will
change to indicate your choice. Press the Set button and the
display will flash the current value. Adjust to the required value
by pressing the Up/Down buttons. If you change your mind,
pressing the Display button will cancel any changes. To keep
changes press the Set button again. The display will always
6: Display Button
This button cycles through the above Icons and LCD displays
allowing viewing or adjustment of the controller’s main settings.
7: Light Button
This button controls the Pool Light. A green LED indicates when the
light is on.
Note:
The Manual and Stand-by Modes will automatically revert to Auto
after a factory set time. If additional filtration time for example is
required then pushing the button for Manual mode will give an
additional filtration period and allows it to time out by itself back to
Auto. There is a time delay of a few seconds between the pump
switching on and the heater turning on, and between the heater
switching off and the pump switching off.