GE 268, 263 manual Level II Programming, Conditioner Operation Type, Setting the Calendar Override

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Level II Programming

Level II program parameters are those parameters used to fine-tune a conditioners operation. These are accessible by pressing and holding the UP and DOWN buttons until the display goes blank. Then release the buttons. Calendar Override is the first Level II parameter displayed. Level II program parameters include:

268 Conditioner Operation Type

263 Filter Operation Type

CALENDAR OVERRIDE

CALENDAR OVERRIDE

SALT AMOUNT

REGEN SU

CAPACITY K GRAIN

REGEN MO

HARDNESS GPG

REGEN TU

SELECT LANGUAGE

REGEN WE

CLOCK MODE

REGEN TH

UNITS OF MEASURE

REGEN FR

INJECTOR SELECTION*

REGEN SA

BACKWASH 1

CAPACITY GAL

SLOW RINSE

SELECT LANGUAGE

FAST RINSE 1

CLOCK MODE

BACKWASH 2

UNITS OF MEASURE

FAST RINSE 2

BACKWASH

OPERATION TYPE 268*

FAST RINSE

SERVICE INTERVAL

OPERATION TYPE 263*

CHLORINE GENERATOR

SERVICE INTERVAL

 

CHLORINE GENERATOR

*View only.

 

Level II parameters will, in almost all cases, be preset to meet your configuration needs. The predefined system number will preprogram all of the Level II parameters to the selected default values.

•Setting the Calendar Override

Calendar Override allows the programmer to set the maximum days between regenerations. A setting of 0 (zero) means the calendar override is disabled. To change the calendar override, press the SET button while the words “CALENDAR OVERRIDE" appear on the banner display. The blinking digit can be changed to the desired numbers of days. To lock in the parameter, press the SET button.

WARNING: Setting days between regeneration to zero will cause the system to not regenerate. This setting is used for selecting regeneration on specific days or to use with a remote regeneration input. See below.

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