Owners Manual and Installation Guide: Remote Control Automated System

Remote Control Automated System
Owners Manual and Installation Guide

E-1709 7/00
Remote Cont
rol Automat
ed System
Remote Control
Automated System
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................ 1 2. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION............................................................................................. 2 3. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ............................................................................................. 3 4. SPECIFICATIONS ........................................................................................................... 4 5. CONTROL BOX MOUNTING INSTRUCTION............................................................ 4 6. SYSTEM POWER WIRING............................................................................................ 6 7. WIRING INSTRUCTIONS (RELAYS AND TERMINAL BLOCKS) ........................... 8 7.1 Relay K1 (Single-Speed, Primary Pump Relay Wiring ............................... 10 7.2 Relay K2 Through K7 .................................................................................. 14 7.3 Relay K8 (Electric Valve Actuators) ............................................................ 18 7.4 Optional Relay Positions K9 & K10 (Max 20 amp, 3 hp) ........................... 20 7.4.a Alternate Controls for Channels 2 Through 7 .................................. 20 7.4.b Alternate Controls for Channel 8 ..................................................... 24 7.5 Two Speed Wiring ........................................................................................ 28 7.6 Wiring Additional Time Clocks ................................................................... 32 7.7 Automatic Freeze Protection Wiring ............................................................ 34 7.8 Heater control (Single Thermostat On/Off ............................................... 36 7.9 Heater Control (Switching Dual Thermostats) ............................................ 38 PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS.....................................................................................41
1. INTRODUCTION
Congratulations on your choice of Jacuzzis MasterMind Remote Control Automation System.

Total control of your backyard environment may now be achieved with the touch of a button. Depending on your specific pool/spa/landscape plan, you may control multiple pumps, two-speed pumps, electric valves, multiple heater thermostats, waterfalls, fountains, pool lighting, landscape lighting, solar panels, or a myriad of other accessories that may be a part of your backyard paradise. This Instruction Manual contains detailed instructions on how to install most of these components or accessories to your MasterMind System. Please read all instructions carefully. Thank you for choosing the MasterMind Remote Control Pool Automation System!
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ON
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OPEN
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RESET
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2. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Your new MasterMind Remote Control Pool Automation System comes in two (2) basic models. The MM-4 is a four channel digital receiver/controller; the MM-8 is an eight channel digital receiver/ controller. Other model variations (MM4-ACT; MM8-ACT) include Jacuzzi Valve Minder electric valve actuators or (MM4-ACT-V; MM8-ACT-V) Jacuzzi Valve Minder electric valve actuators and 3-way valves. All MasterMind Systems have solid state outputs designed for use with MasterMind hand-held remote control transmitters. When the MasterMind Control Box receives a signal from the hand-held transmitter(s) programmed into its memory, it activates whichever piece of equipment, appliance, or accessory that is connected to the specific MasterMind channel that receives the signal. Each MasterMind System incorporates a dual diversity superheterodyne digital high-sensitivity receiver with two whip antennas. This type of receiver provides superior performance by preventing loss of signal due to multi-path interference. An Automatic Level Control (ALC) circuit adjusts the receivers sensitivity depending on surrounding conditions. The digital DX/DXS remote control code format features over a million possible codes. For versatility, any MasterMind transmitter can be programmed into any MasterMind receiver channel. Receivers must be programmed to recognize the transmitters code before system testing and operation. Once programmed, the receiver will not accept signals from any other source. In essence, the remote control transmitter and receiver are slaved to one another. Up to 16 transmitters can be programmed into each receiver. Each button on the multi-button hand-held transmitter sends a unique code and is programmed as a separate transmitter. The MasterMind System has a CHANNEL DISPLAY on the radio receiver board that shows the channels that are currently activated. The Channel Display indicates whether or not the unit is receiving a radio signal from its slaved transmitter(s) and also alerts you to a LOW BATTERY. The MasterMind Remote Control System is UL approved and housed in a corrosion-proof and water-proof enclosure.
3. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING! READ BEFORE INSTALLING

Read and follow all instructions. Before installation, maintenance, or service, be certain that the power supply to all electrical connections or applicable circuit breakers is shut OFF to avoid risk of electrical shock and injury. WARNING! To reduce the risk of injury, do not permit children to use this product unless they are closely supervised at all times. This unit is potentially hazardous if not properly installed. Install and locate this remote control system in accordance with the installation instructions. Install at least five (5) feet from the inside of the pool and/or spa. The MasterMind System must be installed in conformance with the National Electric Code and all local code requirements. If a ground fault circuit interrupter is used on the load side of a circuit: the field installed conductors shall not occupy conduit, boxes, or enclosures with conductors of other circuits unless all other conductors are also on the load side of a ground fault circuit interrupter. The total electrical system must be installed, tested, and approved by a licensed electrician before the MasterMind System is placed in operation. The transformer located inside the MasterMind remote control systems enclosure must be grounded to meet Section 13 of UL 1563. All metal conduit must be grounded. The MasterMind System location and height shall be in accordance with all local wiring codes and/or NEC. Save these instructions.
4. SPECIFICATIONS
Power Supply: 110 volts AC, 60 Hertz, 5 amps Relay Contact Rating: K1: 20 amps; 1-HP, 110 Volt; 2-HP, 220 Volt K2 through K7: 8 amps per pole; 1/2 HP, 110 Volt; 1HP, 220 Volt K8: maximum 3 electric valve actuators Effective Transmitter Range: 700 Feet
5. CONTROL BOX MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS

1. 2. Install the control box at least five (5) feet from the inside wall of the pool and/or spa. Establish a mounting location for the MasterMind Control Box close to the electrical panel or pool/spa subpanel. The mounting location will need to accommodate conduit for wiring between the electrical panel/subpanel and the MasterMind Control Box, as well as between the MasterMind Control Box and the specific equipment or accessories it controls. Using the supplied mounting brackets and fasteners, attach each bracket to the back side of the MasterMind enclosure as shown in Figure A. Tighten the screws firmly, but do not overtighten. Overtightening could strip the brass inserts from the enclosure. Using the slots in the mounting brackets, mount the MasterMind Remote Control System using hardware appropriate for outdoor installation. Make sure that the enclosure is securely attached. Drill the appropriate hole(s) in the bottom of the MasterMind enclosure to accommodate conduit. (NOTE: To keep the MasterMinds UL listing, no holes can be drilled through the enclosure above the location of the power terminal blocks mounted inside the unit as indicated in Figure B) Connect conduit between the MasterMind enclosure and the electrical panel or pool/spa subpanel. If metallic conduit is used, be certain that the conduit is grounded to the grounding bar located inside the electrical panel/subpanel. Each section of conduit shall house only as many conductors as the National Electric Code (N.E.C.) or your local electrical codes allow. Wire the MasterMind Remote Control System according to the following wiring instructions.
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Figure A
Figure B
24 VAC TRANSFORMER
K10
F1 F2
K9
K1
PRFA REV. 3-B c 1998

D2 AUX 1 D3 AUX 2 D4 AUX3 D5 AUX4 D6 AUX5 D7 AUX6
R W J2 CH8 B B W J3 CH8 R K2 LINE LOAD K3 K4 K5 K6 K7 K8
J12
NC NO
J11
NO NC
J10
CH2
J9
CH3
J8
CH4
J7
CH5
J6
CH6
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6. SYSTEM POWER WIRING
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Before installation, be certain that the power supply to all electrical connections or applicable circuit breakers is shut OFF to avoid risk of electrical shock and injury. Terminal block J4 has been reserved for connecting electrical power to the MasterMind control box to power the transformer, the time clock, and the radio board. J4 is designed to accommodate 110 VAC @ 60 Hz and is located on the far right-hand side of the terminal blocks. To help you in locating terminal block J4, the factory installed time clock is connected to J4 with one black and one white 12 AWG wire. NOTE: Do not attempt to connect 220 VAC to terminal block J4. Bring a wire from the circuit breaker that will control the system power and connect it to the top row (LINE connection) of terminal block J4 in the slot adjacent to the time clock black wire (LINE connection ). Strip the wire to approximately 3/8 inch. Loosen screw and insert end of wire. Tighten screw and tug wire to make sure it is secure. Connect a neutral wire (white) between the neutral connection in the electrical panel/subpanel and the bottom row of terminal block J4 in the slot adjacent to the time clock white wire (neutral connection). Strip the wire to approximately 3/8 inch. Loosen screw and insert end of wire. Tighten screw and tug wire to make sure it is secure. Complete the system power wiring by connecting a ground wire (green) between the ground connection in the electrical panel/subpanel and the green wire lead connected to the 24 volt transformer on the MasterMind relay board. Make certain all connections are secure.
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System Power Wiring Diagram
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BLACK
MASTERMIND RELAY BOARD

24 VAC TRANSFORMER
TIME CLOCK
ELECTRICAL PANEL/SUBPANEL
CIRCUIT BREAKER N GND
K10
F1 F2
K9
K1

D2 AUX 1 AUX 2 AUX3 AUX4 AUX5 AUX6 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7
R W J2 CH8 B B W J3 CH8 R K2 K3 K4 K5 K6 K7 K8
BLAC K
LINE
LOAD
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CH5 NO NC CH2 CH4 CH3
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CH6
J5
CH7
J4
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WH
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NC NO
GROUND NEUTRAL LINE
7. WIRING INSTRUCTIONS (Relays & Terminal Blocks)
Figure 4 below is a schematic representation of the relays and terminal blocks inside your MasterMind System Control Box. Relay K1 is a double-pole, double-throw relay. Relays K2 through K7 are double-pole, single-throw (DPST) normally open (NO) relays. Relay K8 is a double-pole, double-throw (DPDT) relay. The relays are connected to the following terminal blocks: Relay Terminal Block K1 J12 & J11 K2 J10 K3 J9 K4 J8 K5 J7 K6 J6 K7 J5 K8 J2& J3
All 4-channel MasterMind Systems (MM-4) use relays K1, K2, K3, and the option of either K4 or K8. The fourth relay is factory-connected at the K8 position to control electric valve actuators (3 maximum) in the system. If there are no electric valve actuators, you may move the relay from the K8 position to the K4 position to connect some other 110V/220V pool component or accessory. All 8-channel MasterMind Systems (MM-8) use all relays K1 through K8. The K8 relay is powered with 24 VAC @ 60 Hz through the transformer on the relay board. The J2 and J3 terminal blocks are three position terminal blocks, and both are connected to the K8 relay. Each will each control up to 3 electric valve actuators. Relay K1 is UL rated at 20 amps, 1.0 hp @ 110 VAC, or 2.0 hp @ 220 VAC. Relays K2 through K8 are UL rated at 8 amps, 0.50 hp @ 110 V, or 1.0 hp @ 220 V.
Relays & Terminal Blocks (Schematic)
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CH4
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CH5
J6
CH6
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CH7
J4
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NC NO
7.1 Relay K1 (Single-Speed, Primary Pump Relay Wiring)

1. Before installation, be certain that the power supply to all electrical connections or applicable circuit breakers is shut OFF to avoid risk of electrical shock and injury. Terminal blocks J11 and J12 are reserved for the primary pump relay (K1) and are located on the far left-hand side of the relay board. For up to 1HP, 110V applications, use terminal block J12. For up to 2-HP, 220V applications, use both J11 and J12. NOTES: (a) The pre-installed time clock is factory connected to control relay K1. It will turn the primary pump on/off every day at the specific times selected by the homeowner. (b) The time clock will NOT override an ON command from the remote control. For example, the time clock typically turns on the pump each day for its normal filter cycle. If, during that time, someone uses the remote control to turn the pump ON during that filter cycle, then, at the end of the normal time clock cycle, the pump will remain ON until turned off by the remote control. Similarly, when the pump is running during its normal time clock cycle, you cannot turn the pump OFF with the remote control. (c) For 2-speed pump wiring, see step 7.5. 3. (For new installations, skip to next step!) If the MasterMind is being installed on an existing pool system, disconnect the pump LOAD wire(s) from the circuit breaker.
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For 110 Volt Applications

4a. Bring a wire from the pump circuit breaker and connect it to the top, right-hand side (LINE connection) of terminal block J12. This side of the terminal block is also the column marked NO (normally open). Tighten screw and make sure wire is secure. Bring a wire from the pump and connect it to the bottom, right-hand side (LOAD connection) of terminal block J12. This side of the terminal block is also marked NO (normally open). (Note: If this is an existing pool system, this is the pump LOAD wire you disconnected in step 3.) Tighten screw and make sure wire is secure. Complete pump wiring by connecting a neutral wire (white) and a ground wire (green) between the pump and the neutral and ground connections in the electrical panel/subpanel. (On existing systems, be sure that these connections have already been made.) Note: You may combine multiple pumps/accessories on the same channel, using the same terminal blocks, as long as the total electrical current does not exceed 20 amps and 1 hp per pole. (Multiple wires may exceed capacity of the terminal block. Connect multiple wires with a wire nut and a single lead from the terminal block.)
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TIME CLOCK
K10
F1 F2
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D2 AUX 1 AUX 2 AUX3 AUX4 AUX5 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7 AUX6
GND

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4b. Bring two wires from the pump circuit breaker and connect one to the top, right-hand side (LINE connection) of terminal block J12 and one to the top, left-hand side (LINE connection) of terminal block J11. Both of these connection points should be in the column marked NO (normally open). Tighten screws and make sure wires are secure. Bring two wires from the pump and connect one to the bottom, right-hand side (LOAD connection) of terminal block J12 and one to the bottom, left-hand side (LOAD connection) of terminal block J11. Both of these connection points should also be in the column marked NO (normally open). (Note: If this is an existing pool system, these are the pump LOAD wires you disconnected in step 3.) Tighten screws and make sure wires are secure. Complete pump wiring by connecting a ground wire (green) between the pump and the ground connection in the electrical panel/sub-panel. (On existing systems, be sure that this connection has already been made.)
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Note: You may combine multiple pumps/accessories on the same channel, using the same terminal block connections, as long as the total electrical current does not exceed 20 amps and total horsepower does not exceed 2 hp. (Multiple wires may exceed capacity of the terminal block. Connect multiple wires with a wire nut and a single lead from the terminal block. Maximum 12 gauge wire.)
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TIME CLOCK
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K10
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BLAC K
L
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J12
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J6
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LOAD LINE LOAD
LINE GROUND
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7.2 Relay K2 Through K7
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Before installation, be certain that the power supply to all electrical connections or applicable circuit breakers is shut OFF to avoid risk of electrical shock and injury.
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Terminal blocks J5 through J10 are the wiring connections for your other pool/spa components or accessories that will be controlled by channels 2 through 7. For up to 8 amps, 1/2 HP, 110V applications, you will wire only one side of the specific terminal block(s). For up to 8 amps, 1 HP, 220V applications, you will wire both sides of the specific terminal block(s). (For new installations, skip to next step!) If the MasterMind is being installed on an existing pool system, disconnect the component/accessory LOAD wire(s) from the circuit breaker(s).
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4a. Bring a wire from the specific component/accessory circuit breaker and connect it to either slot on the top row (LINE connection) of the terminal block that corresponds to the channel you wish to control. Tighten screw and make sure wire is secure.
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Bring a wire from the specific component/accessory and connect it to the bottom slot (LOAD connection) on the same side of the terminal block as made in step 4a above. (Note: If this is an existing pool system, this is the component/accessory LOAD wire you disconnected in step 3.) Tighten the screw and make sure wire is secure. Complete component/accessory wiring by connecting a neutral wire (white) and a ground wire (green) between the component/accessory and the neutral and ground connections in the electrical panel/sub-panel. (On existing systems, be sure that these connections have already been made.) NOTE: You may combine multiple components/accessories on the same channel, using the same terminal block, as long as the total electrical current does not exceed 8 amps and 1/2 hp per pole. (Multiple wires may exceed capacity of the terminal block. Connect multiple wires with a wire nut and a single lead from the terminal block.)
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BLACK

24 VAC TRANSFORMER
TIME CLOCK
K10
F1 F2
K9
K1

POOL/SPA COMPONENT ACCESSORY

K BLAC
8 AMPS MAX.
J12
NC NO CH2 CH4 NO NC CH3
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J7
CH5
J6
CH6
J5
CH7
J4
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WH
ITE
LINE LOAD NEUTRAL GROUND
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4b. Bring two wires from the component/accessory circuit breaker and connect them to the top two slots (LINE connection) of the terminal block that corresponds to the Channel you wish to control. Tighten screws and make sure wires are secure. Bring two wires from the component/accessory and connect them to the bottom two slots (LOAD connection) of the same terminal block. (Note: If this is an existing pool system, these are the component/accessory LOAD wires you disconnected in step 3.) Tighten screws and make sure wires are secure. Complete component/accessory wiring by connecting a ground wire (green) between the component/accessory and the ground connection in the electrical panel/sub-panel. (On existing systems, be sure that this connections has already been made.) Note: You may combine multiple components/accessories on the same channel, using the same terminal block connections, as long as the total electrical current does not exceed 8 amps and total horsepower does not exceed 1HP. (Multiple wires may exceed capacity of the terminal block. Connect multiple wires with a wire nut and a single lead from the terminal block.)
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WHITE
BLACK

24 VAC TRANSFORMER
TIME CLOCK
CIRCUIT BREAKER
K10
F1 F2
K9
N
K1
GND

POOL/SPA COMPONENT ACCESSORY

BLAC K
8 AMPS MAX.
J12
NC NO CH2 NO NC CH3
J11 J10 J9
J8
CH4
J7
CH5
J6
CH6
J5
CH7
J4
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LOAD LOAD
LINE
LINE
GROUND
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6. SYSTEM POWER WIRING 7.3 Relay K8 (Electric Valve Actuators)

1. Before installation, be certain that the power supply to all electrical connections or applicable circuit breakers is shut OFF to avoid risk of electrical shock and injury. Install the Jacuzzi ValveMinder electric valve actuators (if applicable) according to the instruction manual included with the valve actuators. Bring the 3-conductor wire from the ValveMinder (factory-wired) to the MasterMind control box. Cut off the 3-pin connector (if supplied at the end of the wire.) Strip the ends of the wire to approximately 3/8 inch. Use terminal blocks J2 and J3 to connect your valve actuators (3 maximum). Both J2 and J3 have 3 slots each that are identified by B (black), W (white), and R (red). Lift the black tabs on the terminal block. Insert the black wire from the valve actuator into the B (black) slot on the side of the terminal block. Match the white and red wires with the W (white) and R (red) slots on the side of the terminal block. Push the tabs down to lock the wires in place. Tug wires to be sure they are secure. If you use 3 valve actuators, combine two (2) of the actuators in either the J2 or the J3 terminal block as shown.
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System Power Wiring Diagram
WHITE
BLACK

24 VAC TRANSFORMER
TIME CLOCK
RED
K9
K10
F1 F2
WHITE BLACK
K1

RED
R W J2 CH8 B J2 CH8 B W J3 CH8 R J3 CH8 K2 K3 K4 K5 K6 K7 K8
BLACK
BLAC K
LINE
LOAD
J12 J7
CH5 CH6 CH7 CH2 CH4 CH3
J11 J10 J9 J8 J6 J5
J4
120 VAC
WH
ITE
W H IT E E R D
NC NO
NO NC
BLACK WH ITE RED
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7.4 Optional Relay Positions K9 & K10 (Max 20 amp, 3 hp) 7.4.a Alternate Control for Channels 2 Through 7
In this application, an optional double pole, single throw (DPST) relay with a 12 volt coil (Part # 9194-5253) that allows you to connect to any of Channels 2-7 to control an additional pump, component, or accessory with contact ratings of 20 amps; 1.5 HP, 110 Volts; 3 HP, 220 Volts. (WARNING! Before using this relay, you must first unplug and remove the factory-installed 8 amp relay located at the Channel you wish to use for this application.)
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Before installation, be certain that the power supply to all electrical connections or applicable circuit breakers is shut OFF to avoid risk of electrical shock and injury. Two metal brackets on the upper right and left hand corners of the relay board identify the locations for optional relays K9 and K10. Using the optional 20-amp relay with the 12 volt coil (Part number 9194-5253), snap it into either relay bracket K9 or K10 on the relay board. WARNING! If an optional relay is installed in position K9, you must separate the high voltage field wiring connecting to the optional relay from any class 3, low voltage wiring connecting at terminal blocks J2 or J3 in accordance with Article 725 of the National Electrical Code. WARNING! The preassembled wires MUST face the inside of the control box and all wiring MUST be routed away from high-voltage terminal blocks J4 through J12. Plug in the factory-assembled, two-pin connector from the optional relay into the two-pin receptacle labelled AUX (1 through 6) that is directly above the relay that connects to the Channel (2 through 7) you wish to control. (WARNING! You must unplug and remove the factory-installed 8 amp relay at this channel...e.g. relay K3 for Channel 3.) Be sure to route wires away from high voltage terminal block J4 through J12. (For new installations, skip to next step!) If the MasterMind is being installed on an existing pool system, disconnect the pump or component/accessory LOAD wire(s) from the circuit breaker.
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5a. Bring a wire from the pump or component/accessory circuit breaker and connect it to terminal 4 of the optional 20-amp relay. Tighten screw and make sure wire is secure. Bring a wire from the pump or component/accessory and connect it to terminal 2 of the optional 20-amp relay. (Note: If this is an existing pool system, this is the pump or component/accessory LOAD wire you disconnected in step 4.) Tighten screws and make sure wire is secure. Complete pump wiring by connecting a neutral wire (white) and a ground wire (green) between the pump or component/accessory and the neutral and ground connections in the electrical panel/sub-panel. (On existing systems, be sure that these connections have already been made.) NOTE: You may combine multiple pumps or components/accessories on the same channel, using the same relay connections, as long as the total electrical current does not exceed 20 amps and total horsepower does not exceed 1-1/2 HP, 110 volts; 3 HP, 220 volts. (Multiple wires may exceed capacity of the relay connection. Connect multiple wires with a wire nut and a single lead from the relay.)
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K3 Relay must be removed

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WARNING! Relays high voltage wire MUST face to outside of enclosure.

24 VAC TRANSFORMER
TIME CLOCK
K9
K10
F1
2 0
F2
4 6 1 1
0
K1
Reset Button 8 Optional Relay #9194-5253
BLAC K
LINE LOAD
J12
NC NO CH2 NO NC CH3
J11 J10 J9
J8
CH4
J7
CH5
J6
CH6
J5
CH7
J4
120 VAC
"PUMP" "COMPONENT" "ACCESSORY"
ITE WH
20 AMPS MAX.
LINE
LOAD NEUTRAL GROUND
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5b. Bring two wires from the pump or component/accessory circuit breaker and connect one to terminal 4 and one to terminal 8 of the optional 20-amp pump relay. Tighten screws and make sure wires are secure. Bring two wires from the pump or component/accessory and connect one to terminal 2 and one to terminal 6 on the optional 20 amp relay. (Note: If this is an existing pool system, these are the pump or component/accessory LOAD wires you disconnected in step 4.) Tighten screws and make sure wires are secure. Complete pump or component/accessory wiring by connecting a ground wire (green) between the pump or component/accessory and the ground connection in the electrical panel/sub-panel. (On existing systems, be sure that this connection has already been made.) Note: You may combine multiple pumps or components/accessories on the same channel, using the same relay connections, as long as the total electrical current does not exceed 20 amps and total horsepower does not exceed 1 HP, 110 volts; 3 HP, 220 volts. (Multiple wires may exceed capacity of the relay connection. Connect multiple wires with a wire nut and a single lead from the relay.)
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BLACK
Optional Relay #9194-5253

24 VAC TRANSFORMER

K10
F1
TIME CLOCK
K9
2 0
F2
4 0
K1
Reset Button 1 8 1
D2 AUX 1 AUX 2 AUX3 AUX4 AUX5 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7 AUX6

K BLAC
J12
NC NO CH2 NO NC CH3
J11 J10 J9
J8
CH4
J7
CH5
J6
CH6
J5
CH7
J4
120 VAC
"PUMP" "COMPONENT" "ACCESSORY"
IT E WH
LINE LINE
20 AMPS MAX.
LOAD
LOAD GROUND
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7.4 Optional Relay Positions K9 & K10 (Max 20 amp, 3 hp) contd
7.4.b Alternate Control for Channel 8

In this application, an optional pole, single throw (DPST) 30 amp relay with a 24 volt coil (Part #91945394) that allows you to connect to Channel 8 to control an additional pump, component, or accessory with maximum contact ratings of 20 amps; 1.5 HP, 110 Volts; 3 HP, 220 Volts. (This relay allows you to utilize Channel 8 only when there are NO electric valve actuators in the system.) 1. 2. Before installation, be certain that the power supply to all electrical connections or applicable circuit breakers is shut OFF to avoid risk of electrical shock and injury. Using the optional 20-amp relay with the 24 volt coil (Part number 9194-5394), snap it into either relay bracket K9 or K10 on the relay board. WARNING! If an optional relay is installed in position K9, you must separate the high voltage field wiring connecting to the optional relay from any class 3, low voltage wiring connecting at terminal blocks J2 or J3 in accordance with Article 725 of the National Electrical Code. WARNING! The preassembled wires MUST face the inside of the control box and all wiring MUST be routed away from high-voltage terminal blocks J4 through J12. Identify the black and white wires that come factory-installed with this optional relay. These wires will connect to either terminal block J2 or J3 on the relay board. Lift the black tabs on the selected terminal block. Insert the black wire from the optional relay into the B (black) slot on the side of the terminal block. Insert the white wire from the optional relay into the W (white) slot on the side of the terminal block. Push the tabs down to lock the wires in place. Tug wires to be sure they are secure.
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5a. 6a. Bring a wire from the pump or component/accessory circuit breaker and connect it to terminal 4 of the optional 20-amp relay. Tighten screw and make sure wire is secure. Bring a wire from the pump or component/accessory and connect it to terminal 2 of the optional 20-amp relay. (Note: If this is an existing pool system, this is the pump or component/accessory LOAD wire you disconnected in step 4.) Tighten screws and make sure wire is secure. Complete pump wiring by connecting a neutral wire (white) and a ground wire (green) between the pump or component/accessory and the neutral and ground connections in the electrical panel/sub-panel. (On existing systems, be sure that these connections have already been made.) NOTE: You may combine multiple pumps or components/accessories on the same channel, using the same relay connections, as long as the total electrical current does not exceed 20 amps and total horsepower does not exceed 1-1/2 HP, 110 volts; 3 HP, 220 volts. (Multiple wires may exceed capacity of the relay connection. Connect multiple wires with a wire nut and a single lead from the relay.)
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WARNING! High voltage field wiring must be separated from class 3 low voltage wiring connecting at terminal blocks J2 or J3 in accordance with Article 725 of National Electrical Code.
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OPTIONAL RELAY #9194-5394

LINE
K9
24 VAC TRANSFORMER
TIME CLOCK
CIRCUIT BREAKER 8 6 N 4 2 GND
K10
F1 F2
K1
D2 AUX 1 AUX 2 AUX3 AUX4 AUX5
D3
D4
D5
D6
D7 AUX6
PUMP COMPONENT ACCESSORY
0
R J2 CH8 W J2 CH8 B B J3CH8 CH8 W J3 R
20 AMPS MAX.
K2 LINE LOAD K3 K4 K5 K6 K7 K8
K BLAC
J12
NC NO CH2 NO NC CH3
J11 J10 J9
J8
CH4
J7
CH5
J6
CH6
J5
CH7
J4
120 VAC
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LOAD NEUTRAL GROUND
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5b. Bring two wires from the pump or component/accessory circuit breaker and connect one to terminal 4 and one to terminal 8 of the optional 20-amp pump relay. Tighten screws and make sure wires are secure. Bring two wires from the pump or component/accessory and connect one to terminal 2 and one to terminal 6 on the optional 20 amp relay. (Note: If this is an existing pool system, these are the pump or component/accessory LOAD wires you disconnected in step 4.) Tighten screws and make sure wires are secure. Complete pump or component/accessory wiring by connecting a ground wire (green) between the pump or component/accessory and the ground connection in the electrical panel/sub-panel. (On existing systems, be sure that this connection has already been made.) Note: You may combine multiple pumps or components/accessories on the same channel, using the same relay connections, as long as the total electrical current does not exceed 20 amps and total horsepower does not exceed 1 HP, 110 volts; 3 HP, 220 volts. (Multiple wires may exceed capacity of the relay connection. Connect multiple wires with a wire nut and a single lead from the relay.)
6b.
7b.
8b.
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WARNING! High voltage field wiring must be separated from class 3 low voltage wiring connecting at terminal blocks J2 or J3 in accordance with Article 725 of National Electrical Code.
WHITE
OPTIONAL RELAY #9194-5394
BLACK

LINE
K9
24 VAC TRANSFORMER
TIME CLOCK
CIRCUIT BREAKER 8
K10
F1 F2
1 6 4 2
GND
K1
D3
D4
D5
D6
D7 AUX6
PUMP COMPONENT ACCESSORY
0
R W J2 CH8 B B W J3 CH8 R
20 AMPS MAX.
K2 LINE LOAD K3 K4 K5 K6 K7 K8
BLAC
J12
NC NO CH2 NO NC CH3
J11 J10 J9
J8
CH4
J7
CH5
J6
CH6
J5
CH7
J4
120 VAC
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LOAD LOAD GROUND
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7.5 Two-Speed Pump Wiring

2. For two-speed pump applications, Channel 1 will control high and low speed, and Channel 2 will control On/Off. Using the optional 20-amp pump relay (Part number 9194-5253), snap it into the relay bracket labelled K10 on the relay board. WARNING! The preassembled wires MUST face the inside of the control box and all wiring MUST be routed away from high-voltage terminal blocks J4 through J12. Plug in the factory-assembled, two-pin connector from the optional 20-amp pump relay into the two-pin receptacle labelled AUX1 directly above relay K2 that controls Channel 2. (WARNING! You must unplug and remove the factory-installed 8 amp relay K2.) Be sure to route wires away from high voltage terminal block J4 through J12. The pre-installed time clock is factory connected to control the on/off function of a single-speed pump wired to relay K1 (Channel 1). For 2-speed pump applications, the on/off function is controlled through Channel 2, and the time clock wiring must be changed to control Channel 2. Identify the red wire in the gray sleeve that runs from the time clock to the blue terminal block on the radio receiver board mounted in the lid of the MasterMind enclosure. Note that it is installed in the slot marked CH1. Remove the wire from CH1 and reconnect it in the slot marked CH2 (include with other wires already included). The time clock will now control Channel 2. Tighten screws and tug wire to make certain it is secure. (For new installations, skip to next step!) If the MasterMind is being installed on an existing pool system, disconnect the pump LOAD wire(s) from the circuit breaker and the high and low speed pump wires from the existing 2-speed controller/switch.
3.
4.
5.
6.

7a. Bring a wire from the pump circuit breaker and connect it to terminal 4 of the optional 20-amp pump relay. Tighten screw and make sure wire is secure. Connect a wire from terminal 2 of the optional 20-amp relay to the top, left-hand side (LINE connection) of terminal block J12. This side of the terminal block is also marked NC (Normally Closed). Tighten screws and make sure wire is secure. Bring a wire from the low-speed connection at the pump and connect it to the bottom, left-hand side (LOAD connection) of terminal block J12. This side of the terminal block is also marked NC (Normally Closed). (Note: If this is an existing pool system, this is the low-speed pump wire you disconnected in step 5.) Tighten screw and make sure wire is secure. Bring a wire from the high-speed connection at the pump and connect it to the bottom, right-hand side (LOAD connection) of terminal block J12. This side of the terminal block is also marked NO (Normally Open). (Note: If this is an existing pool system, this is the high-speed pump wire you disconnected in step 5.) Tighten screw and make sure wire is secure. Complete pump wiring by connecting a neutral wire (white) and a ground wire (green) between the pump and the neutral and ground connections in the electrical panel/sub-panel. (On existing systems, be sure that these connections have already been made.)
8a.
9a.
10a.
11a.
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RADIO BOARD
G N D 1 2 V L O W S TAT C H 1 C H 2 C H 3 C H 4 G N D C H 5 C H 6 C H 7 C H 8 G N D
AC
BLUE TERMINAL BLOCK

BL
RE
WHITE
BLACK
RED WIRE Move to slot marked CH2

24 VAC TRANSFORMER
TIME CLOCK
K10
F1
K9
2
F2
0 0
K1
Reset Button 4 6 1 1
D2 AUX 1 AUX 2 AUX3 AUX4 D3 D4 D5
PFRA REV. 3-B c 1998

D6 AUX5 D7 AUX6
8 Optional Relay #9194-5253
K BLAC
H
LOAD
C
J12
NC NO NO NC
LINE
J11
J10
CH2
J9
CH3
J8
CH4
J7
CH5
J6
CH6
J5
CH7
J4
120 VAC
WH
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LOAD LINE LOAD NEUTRAL GROUND
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7b.
Bring two wires from the pump circuit breaker and connect one to terminal 4 and one to terminal 8 of the optional 20-amp pump relay. Tighten screws and make sure wires are secure. Connect a wire from terminal 2 of the optional 20-amp relay to the top, left-hand side (LINE connection) of terminal block J12. Tighten screws and make sure wire is secure. Connect a wire from terminal 6 of the optional 20-amp relay to the COMMON connection at the pump. Tighten screws and make sure wire is secure. Bring a wire from the low-speed connection at the pump and connect it to the bottom, left-hand side (LOAD connection) of terminal block J12. This side of the terminal block is also marked NC (Normally Closed). (Note: If this is an existing pool system, this is the low-speed pump wire you disconnected in step 5.) Tighten screw and make sure wire is secure. Bring a wire from the high-speed connection at the pump and connect it to the bottom, righthand side (LOAD connection) of terminal block J12. This side of the terminal block is also marked NO (Normally Open). (Note: If this is an existing pool system, this is the high-speed pump wire you disconnected in step 5.) Tighten screw and make sure wire is secure. Complete pump wiring by connecting a ground wire (green) between the pump and the ground connection in the electrical panel/sub-panel. (On existing systems, be sure that this connection has already been made.)
8b.
9b.
10b.
11b.
12b.
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RADIO BOARD RADIO BOARD
BL AC K
RED
WHITE
BLUE TERMINAL BLOCK
RED WIRE Move to slot marked CH2
BLACK

24 VAC TRANSFORMER
TIME CLOCK
K10
F1
K9
Reset Button 2 0
F2
4 0
K1
6 1 8 1
AUX 1 AUX 2 AUX3 AUX4 D2 D3 D4 D5
PFRA REV. 3-B c 1998

D6 AUX5 D7 AUX6
Optional Relay #9194-5253
BLAC K
H
LINE LOAD
L
J12
NC NO NO NC
G
J11 J10
CH2
J9
CH3
J8
CH4
J7
CH5
J6
CH6
J5
CH7
J4
120 VAC
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LINE LINE LOAD GROUND
LOAD
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7.6 Wiring Additional Time Clocks

1. Before installation, be certain that the power supply to all electrical connections or applicable circuit breakers is shut OFF to avoid risk of electrical shock and injury. Using the two-sided tape included on the back of the time clock (PART # 9194-5345), install the clock in the MasterMind enclosure in a location that will not interfere with lid closure, conduit, wiring, or any other components in the control box. Identify the 14 AGW black and white wires in the black sleeve. These wires carry the 110 volt power supply to the clock and will connect at terminal block J4. Connect the black wire to either slot in the top row (LINE connection) of terminal block J4 (include with other wires already installed). Tighten screw and tug all wires to be sure they are secure. Connect the white wire to either slot in the bottom row (Neutral connection) of terminal block J4 (include with other wires already installed). Tighten screw and tug all wires to make sure they are secure. Identify the remaining low-voltage black and red wires in the gray sleeve. These wires will connect the clock to the blue terminal block on the receiver board mounted in the lid of the MasterMind enclosure. Loosen one of the three (3) screws on blue terminal block on receiver board marked GND (ground), one at each end and one in the middle. Insert the black, low-voltage wire from the time clock (include with other wires already installed). Tighten screw and tug wire(s) to make certain it is secure. Determine which channel you wish to control with the additional time clock. Each channel is identified below a specific slot on the blue terminal block on the receiver board with the letters CH followed by the channel number (eg: CH6). Loosen screw to the desired channel slot on blue terminal block on the receiver board. Insert the red, low-voltage wire from the time clock into the open slot (include with other wires already installed). Tighten screw and tug all wires to make sure they are secure. NOTE: The time clock will NOT override an ON command from the remote con trol. For example, the time clock typically turns on the pump each day for its normal filter cycle. If, during that time, someone uses the remote control to turn the pump ON during that filter cycle, then, at the end of the normal time clock cycle, the pump will remain ON until turned off by the remote control. Similarly, when the pump is running during its normal time clock cycle, you cannot turn the pump OFF with the remote control.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
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Additional Time Clock Wiring Diagram
ADDITIONAL TIME CLOCK #9194-5345
RE
CK
BLUE TERMINAL BLOCK

CK
D
BLA
RE
BL
WHITE
BLACK

K10
F1 F2
TIME CLOCK
24 VAC TRANSFORMER
K9
K1
D2 AUX 1 AUX 2 AUX3
D3
D4
D5 AUX4
D6 AUX5
D7 AUX6

BLAC K
J12
NC NO
J11
NO NC
J10
CH2
J9
CH3
J8
CH4
J7
CH5
J6
CH6
J5
CH7
J4
120 VAC
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WH
ITE
BLAC
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7.7 Automatic Freeze Protection Wiring
The Automatic Freeze Protector (#9194-5410) controls the ON/OFF relay connected to your primary circulation pump (typically K1 for single speed pumps; typically K2 for 2-speed pumps). When the ambient temperature surrounding the Automatic Freeze Protector drops to 35 degrees Fahrenheit, the pump will turn ON and continue running until the ambient temperature surrounding the Freeze Protector rises to 38 degrees Fahrenheit. 1. !!!! Before installation, be certain that the power supply to all electrical connections or applicable circuit breakers is shut OFF to avoid risk of electrical shock and injury. The optional Automatic Freeze Protector is supplied with approximately 6 inches of 22 AWG 2-conductor wire. You may add up to 25 feet of additional 22 AWG 2-conductor wire to accommodate the best location for the Freeze Protector. It must not be placed within the enclosure. NOTE: To keep MasterMinds UL listing, no holes may be drilled through the enclosure above the location of the power terminal blocks mounted inside the unit as indicated in Figure B, page 5. The two wires supplied with the Automatic Freeze Protector will connect to the blue terminal block on the receiver board mounted in the lid of the MasterMind enclosure. Loosen one of the three (3) screws on blue terminal block on receiver board marked GND (ground), one at each end and one in the middle. Insert one of the wires from the Freeze Protector (include with other wires already installed). Tighten screw and tug wire(s) to make certain it is secure. Determine which channel you wish to control with the optional Freeze Protector (typically Channel 1 for single speed pumps; typically Channel 2 for 2-speed pumps). Each channel is identified below a specific slot on the blue terminal block on the receiver board with the letters CH followed by the channel number (eg: CH1). Loosen screw to the desired channel slot on blue terminal block on the receiver board. Insert the remaining wire from the Automatic Freeze Protector into the open slot (include with other wires already installed). Tighten screw and tug all wires to make sure they are secure.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
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Automatic Freeze Protection Wiring Diagram
RADIO BOARD
BLUE TERMINAL BLOCK

WHITE
BLACK

24 VAC TRANSFORMER
TIME CLOCK
K10
F1 F2
K9
K1
D2 AUX 1 AUX 2 AUX3 AUX4
D3
D4
D5
D6 AUX5
D7 AUX6

K BLAC
J12
NC NO NO NC
J11
J10
CH2
J9
CH3
J8
CH4
J7
CH5
J6
CH6
J5
CH7
J4
120 VAC
NOTE: Do not place inside enclosure.
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DRILL ALL HOLES BELOW THIS LINE
OPTIONAL AUTOMATIC FREEZE PROTECTION #9194-5410
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7.8 Heater Control (Single Thermostat ON/OFF

Control of this function turns the heater thermostat ON or OFF. It does not raise or lower the temperature that you set with the existing heater controls. 1. Before installation, be certain that the power supply to all electrical connections or applicable circuit breakers is shut OFF to avoid risk of electrical shock and injury. You may control your heater ON/OFF on any one of Channels 2 through 7. Terminal blocks J5 through J10 are the wiring connections for Channels 2 through 7. Refer to your heater installation manual or wiring diagram to identify the heater ON/OFF control wire. Disconnect this wire and connect it to the top row (LINE connection) of the terminal block that corresponds to the Channel you wish to control. (e.g. J9 connecting Channel 3) Connect a wire between the bottom row (LOAD connection) on the same side of the terminal block used in step 3 above and the location in the heater where the heater ON/OFF control wire was disconnected in step 3 above.
2.
3.
4.
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Heater ON/OFF Wiring Diagram
WHITE
BLACK

24 VAC TRANSFORMER
TIME CLOCK
K10
F1 F2
K9
K1
D3
D4
D5
D6
D7 AUX6

K BLAC
HEATER
J12
NC NO CH2 NO NC CH3
J11 J10 J9
J8
CH4
J7
CH5
J6
CH6
J5
CH7
J4
120 VAC
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LINE LOAD
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7.9 Heater Control (Switching Dual Thermostats)

In this application an optional single pole, double-throw (SPDT), 10 amp relay with a 12 volt coil (#9194-5428) allows you to shift control back and forth between the pool thermostat and the spa thermostat. It does not raise or lower the temperatures that you set for each thermostat with the existing heater controls. 1. Before installation, be certain that the power supply to all electrical connections or applicable circuit breakers is shut OFF to avoid risk of electrical shock and injury. You may control the dual thermostats on your heater on any one of Channels 2 through 7. Using the optional 10-amp relay, mount it above high voltage terminals J4-J12 in a location that does not interfere with lid closure, conduit, wiring, or any other components in the control box. Plug in the factory-assembled, two-pin connector from the optional relay into the two-pin receptacle labelled AUX (1 through 6) that is directly above the relay that connects to the Channel (2 through 7) you wish to control (e.g. AUX 3 connecting Channel 4). (WARNING! You must unplug and remove the factory-installed 8 amp relay located at the Channel you wish to use...e.g. relay K4 for Channel 4.) Be sure to route wires away from high voltage terminal block J4 thru J12.
2. 3.
4.
5.
Refer to your heater installation manual or wiring diagram to identify the wire that controls the dual thermostats in your heater. Disconnect this wire and connect it to terminal 4 on the optional 10-amp heater relay. Tighten screws and make certain wire is secure. Connect a wire between terminal 2 on the optional 10-amp relay and the pool thermostat wire in your heater. Tighten screws and make certain wire is secure. Connect a wire between terminal 3 on the optional 10-amp relay and the spa thermostat wire in your heater. Tighten screws and make certain wire is secure.
6.
7.
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Heater Control (Switching Dual Thermostats) Wiring Diagram

BLACK
WHITE

24 VAC TRANSFORMER
TIME CLOCK
K9
K10
F1 F2
OPTIONAL RELAY #9194-5428 3 4 2

K1
D2 AUX 1 AUX 2 AUX3 AUX4
D3
D4
D5
D6 AUX5
D7 AUX6

K BLAC
HEATER
J12
NC NO CH2 NO NC
J11 J10
J9
CH3
J8
CH4
J7
CH5
J6
CH6
J5
CH7
J4
120 VAC
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POOL
SPA POWER
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JACUZZI LIMITED WARRANTY

Jacuzzi Bros. Division (JBD) warrants its products to be free of defects in material and workmanship for a period of 1 year from date of purchase or 3 years from date of manufacture, whichever comes first; Jacuzzi Bros. also provides additional warranty coverage on specific products as specified herein. Magnum Force pumps- 12 years limited: the case, RingLoks, impeller, diffuser, seal plate, and pump lid have 5 years full and 7 years pro-rated thereafter; the o-rings, basket, seal and other hardware have one full year from the date of installation. The motor carries a 3 year original manufacturers warranty. Cygnet pumps- 10 years limited; the case, RingLoks, impeller, diffuser, seal plate, and pump lid have 5 years full and 5 years pro-rated thereafter; the o-rings, basket, seal and other hardware have one full year from the date of installation. The motor carries a 3 year original manufacturers warranty. LR pumps- 4 years limited: the case, RingLoks, impeller, diffuser, seal plate, and pump lid have 2 years full and 2 years pro-rated thereafter; the orings, basket, seal and other hardware have one full year from the date of installation. The motor carries a 1 year original manufacturers warranty. SherLok filters- 12 years limited: the tank body and RingLok have 5 full years and 7 years pro-rated thereafter; all internal components have one full year from date of installation. TriCLOPS filters- 12 years limited: the tank body and RingLok have 5 full years and 7 years pro-rated thereafter; all internal components have one full year from date of installation. Avalanche filters- 12 years limited: the tank body and RingLok have 5 full years and 7 years pro-rated thereafter; all internal components have one full year from date of installation. EarthWorks filters- 12 years limited: the tank body and RingLok have 5 full years and 7 years pro-rated thereafter; the valve and all other components have one full year from date of installation. Laser filters- 12 years limited: the tank body and RingLok have 5 full years and 7 years pro-rated thereafter; the valve and other internal components have one full year from date of installation. SandStorm filters- 12 years limited: the tank body and RingLok have 5 full years and 7 years pro-rated thereafter; the valve and other internal components have one full year from date of installation. JBDs warranty obligation with regard to equipment not of its own manufacture is limited to the warranty actually extended to JBD by its suppliers. Performance of equipment is further warranted to be in accordance with stated ratings when properly installed under normal conditions of operation. This warranty extends only to the original retail purchaser and only during the time in which the original retail purchaser occupies the site where the product was originally installed. The product warranty card must be on file with Jacuzzi Bros. to qualify for the additional warranty coverage listed above. Otherwise, Jacuzzi Bros. is limited to paragraph one above. Warranty claims shall be made by contacting the installing JBD dealer (point of purchase) as soon as possible after the discovery of any alleged defect. If the claim is determined to be valid, JBD will take corrective action as promptly as reasonably possible. JBD at its discretion may replace or repair any product that fails under this warranty after inspection by an authorized company representative or after JBD has received the product at our factory. Replacement or repair cannot be made until after the product is inspected. All charges or expenses for freight to and from the factory, removal and reinstallation of the product, or installation of a replacement product are the responsibility of the purchaser. THIS WARRANTY IS EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 1998. ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES WHICH THE PURCHASER MAY HAVE, INCLUDING MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, SHALL NOT EXTEND BEYOND THE APPLICABLE WARRANTY PERIOD. Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, so the above limitation may not apply to you. IN NO EVENT SHALL JBD BE LIABLE FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES. Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above may not apply to you. This warranty applies to products used in swimming pool, spa, & aquaculture applications only and does not apply to any product which has been subjected to negligence, alteration, accident, abuse, misuse, improper installation, vandalism, civil disturbances, or acts of God (including but not limited to freeze damage, lightening strikes, and other damage caused by catastrophic events). The only warranties authorized by JBD are those set forth herein. JBD does not authorize other persons to extend any warranties with respect to its products, nor will JBD assume liability for any unauthorized warranties made in
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Programming Instructions
Remote Control
Automated System
ON
OFF
OPEN
CLOSE
1
24 VAC TRANSFORMER
2 5 8 0
3 6 9 A
4
K9
K10
F1 F2
7
RESET
K1
D2 AUX 1
D3 AUX 2
D4 AUX3
D5 AUX4
D6 AUX5
D7 AUX6
J12
NC NO
J11
NO NC
J10
CH2
J9
CH3
J8
CH4
J7
CH5
J6
CH6
J5
CH7
J4
120 VAC
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42 INDICATOR LIGHT AUTOMATIC LEVEL CONTROL JUMPER (J3)
1. INTRODUCTION
Radio/Receiver Board (Component Locations
RADIO ACTIVITY I N D I C AT O R
OUTPUT POLARITY JUMPER (J4)
CHANNEL BUTTONS CHANNEL DISPLAY
BLUE TERMINAL BLOCK PROGRAM JUMPER (J5)
Channel Buttons Detail

CHANNEL 3 CHANNEL 4
CHANNEL 2
CHANNEL 1
CHANNEL BUTTONS ARE USED DURING PROGRAMMING
CHANNEL 8 CHANNEL 7 CHANNEL 6
CHANNEL 5
CHANNEL BUTTON
MM-8 SHOWN
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PROGRAMMING
1.
Be certain that power to the MasterMind is On. The center bar of the Channel Display on the Radio/Receiver Board will flash red, indicating that power has been applied.
2. Locate the Program Jumper Pin (labeled J5) located above the blue terminal block. Remove the Program Jumper Pin. The Channel Display will show the letter P indicating that the unit is ready to be programmed.
3.
Locate the Red Channel Buttons just below the Channel Display. Each Channel is marked CH1, CH2, etc.. To program Channel #1 (CH1), briefly press and release Channel Button CH1. The Channel Display will show the number 1. (Note: After pressing the Channel Button, you have four seconds to initiate Step 4. If more than 4 seconds elapse, the Channel Display will switch back to the letter P and you will need to repeat Step 3.)
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PROGRAMMING
4.
Remote Transmittor Indicator Light
On your Remote Transmitter, first press the button marked 1, then press the button marked On. After several seconds, the Indicator Light next to the Channel Display will blink 3 times and the Channel Display will switch back to the letter P.
Remote Control
Automated System
Channel Display
Repeating Step 3, briefly press and release Channel Button CH1 a second time. The Channel Display will 6 5 4 once again show the number 1. On your Remote Trans9 8 7 mitter, again press the button marked 1, but this time A 0 follow up by pressing the button marked Off. After several seconds, the Indicator Light next to the Channel Display will blink 3 times and the Channel Display will switch back to the letter P. The programming for Channel #1 (CH1) is now complete. Follow the same procedures for the remaining Channels you wish to program. (Remember, you must begin programming the Remote Transmitter within 4 seconds of pressing a Red Channel Button on the Radio/Receiver Board.)
ON OFF
OPEN
CLOSE
RESET
5.
Once you have completed programming the remaining Channels, reinstall the Program Jumper Pin at position J5 on the Radio/Receiver Board.
6.
You are now ready to TEST the programming. Leave power to the MasterMind On, but turn the circuit breakers that control each component (pump, lights, valves, etc.) Off. Press button marked 1 on the Remote Transmitter and then press the button marked On. The Channel Display will show the number 1, indicating that Channel #1 is active. The Indicator Light next to the Channel Display will also come On and remain On as long as any Channel is activated. Channel Display Each time you press a numbered button on the Remote Transmitter and follow it by pressing the On button, the corresponding Channel will activate, and the indicator Light will be On in the Channel Dispaly. You will also hear a click indicating that the relay on the main relay board has engaged. Test each Channel you have programmed. (Note: The Channel display will continuously scroll through each active channel, in ascending order, indicating what equipment is currently On.)
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PROGRAMMING
7.
After you have determined that each Channel is properly programmed, turn each Channel Off by pressing the appropriate number button followed by the off button. (Note: When all components connected to the MasterMind are in the Off position, the center bar of the Channel Display will flash red.) If all of the equipment controlled by the MasterMind is installed and ready for use, switch the circuit breakers controlling that equipment On. Your MasterMind is ready for use. Note: If you are also programming an Interior Display to operate in conjuction with your MasterMind unit, You must first turn the power to the MasterMind Off. Otherwise the radio/reciver boards in the MasterMind and the Interior Display will NOT sycronize.
TO CLEAR PROGRAMMING
1. Be certain that all Channels are in the Off position. The center bar of the Channel Display will flash red.
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TO CLEAR PROGRAMMING
2.
Locate the Program Jumper Pin (labeled J5) located above the blue terminal block. Remove the Program Jumper Pin. The Channel Display will show the letter P indicating that the Channel programming is ready to be cleared.
3. 3. Locate the Red Channel Buttons just below the Channel Display. Each Channel is marked CH1, CH2, etc.. Select the Channel Button for the Channel you wish to clear. Press and hold the selected Channel Button. The Channel Display will show the number of the Channel you have selected to clear. Continue holding the selected Red Channel Button. After several seconds, the Indicator Light next to the Channel Display will blink once for every Remote Transmitter that is programmed to that Channel (up to 32 transmitters can be programmed to each MasterMind). After several more seconds, the Indicator Light will blink 3 times quickly and the Channel Display will change to the letter P, indicating that the Channel is clear. Follow the same procedure for the remaining Channels you wish to clear.
4.
You are now ready to reprogram the cleared Channels. Follow the steps in the Programming section above. When finished, replace the Program Jumper Pin at position J5 ontheRadio/Receiver board.
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HELPFUL HINTS
1.
The Output Polarity Jumper Pin (labeled J4) located directly above the Program Jumper Pin (J5) is a manual override that bypasses the Radio/Receiver Board and allows you to run all of the components connected to the MasterMind without using the Remote Transmitter. Simply remove the Output Polarity Jumper Pin (J4), and every component connected to the MasterMind will turn On at the same time. If one of the components connected to the MasterMind does not turn On, it indicates that you may have a problem with either the MasterMind relay board or the electrical connections. When you wish to turn everything Off again, simply replace the Output Polarity Jumper Pin (J4).
2.
There is a tiny decimal point LED light in the bottom righthand corner of the Channel Display. This light should flash any time you press a button on your Remote Transmitter, indicating that the Remote Transmitter is sending a signal. If this decimal point does not flash when using your Remote Transmitter, it indicates a potential problem with the Remote Transmitter. Check the battery.
3. When any Channels are in operation or On, those Channel number(s) will continuously scroll, in ascending order, across the Channel Display.
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Portable Transmitter
Remote Cont
m rol Automated Syste
ON
OFF
OPEN
CLOSE
1 4 7
RESET
2 5 8 0
3 6 9 A
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MM-REMOTE
Red indicator lights when transmitting
On
Off
Automated System Remote Control
ON
OFF
OPEN
CLOSE
Numbered buttons
1 4 7
RESET
2 5 8 0
3 6 9 A
The MM-REMOTE is a multi-button, direct button, direct logic transmitter with 8 codes (buttons 1 through 8). Press the numbered button that corresponds to the Channel you wish to control, and then tell that Channel what you wish to do by pressing either On or Off. When transmitting, red indicator will light for 5-7 seconds.
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BATTERY INSTALLATION
From top of case twist screwdriver between base halves until it pops open
3
Then hook bottom edge together, and snap case shut
2 Connect battery to
battery clip
MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS
Use the four sctatch deterrent pads provided for table top use.
Attach rear case to wall with the two screws provided. Mount at convenient location near primary entry/exit door. 51
LIMITED WARRANTY This product is warranted against defects in material and workmanship for twelve (12) months from the electricians recorded date of installation. This warranty extends only to wholesale customers who buy direct from Jacuzzi Bros. or through Jacuzzi Bros. normal distribution channels. Jacuzzi Bros. does not warrant this product to consumers. Consumers should inquire from their selling dealer as to the nature of the dealers warranty, if any. There are no obligations or liabilities on the part of Jacuzzi Bros. for consequential damages arising out of or in connection with use or performance of this product or other indirect damages with respect to loss of property, revenue, or profit, or cost of removal, installation, or reinstallation. All requests for the replacement of damages or non-functioning goods must be made within 10 days of proof of purchase and of electrician installation and are subject to approval by Jacuzzi Bros. This Jacuzzi Bros. warranty is in lieu of all other warranties express or implied. IMPORTANT Radio controls provide a reliable communications link and fill an important need in portable wireless signaling. However, there are some limitations which must be observed. For U.S. installations only: the radios are required to comply with FCC rules and regulations as part 15 devices. As suck, they have limited transmitter power and therefore limited range. A receiver cannot respond to more than one transmitted signal at a time and may be blocked by radio signals that occur on or near their operation frequencies, regardless of their code settings. Changes or modifications to the device may void FCC compliance. Infrequently used radio links should be tested regularly to protect against undetected interference or fault. A general knowledge of radio and its vagaries should be gained prior to acting as a wholesale distributor or dealer, and these facts should be communicated to the ultimate users.

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