Culligan Gold Series - Manual (Page 23)

• Efficiency Mode (flow meter only) - Efficiency
mode will only be active if the conditions as explained
earlier are met (Not available if DIP switch #6 or DIP
switch #9 are on). The “EFFICIENCY MODE” Icon will
be displayed with a default of “YES”. Toggle between
“YES” and “NO” with the “Up” or “Down” key.
Pressing the “Program” key will temporarily store the
setting and move to the next programming step. (This setting will not get saved to EEPROM until
the ‘program’ key is pressed while at the ‘View’ programming step).
• Gold Tank Sizes (Meter / AS / TC) - This setting is
used to determine what size tank the control is connected
to. It will only appear if DIP Switch 3 is set to Gold. The
display will first show “GOLD” with the tank size default
(or the previously programmed value). Adjust the tank
size with the “Up” or “Down” keys.
Pressing the “Program” key will temporarily store the setting and move to the next programming
step. (This setting will not get saved to EEPROM until the ‘Program’ key is pressed while at the
‘View’ programming step)
• View - This setting is used to allow the programmer
to view the calculated values for salt dosage, cycle
times, batch capacity, and total capacity. These values
may be changed at this time. The display will show
“VIEW N”. The “Y” or “N” will be toggled with the
“Up” and “Down” keys. The default for this item shall
always be “N” and does not get saved in EEPROM. The
programmer must always toggle to “Y” in order to view these items. Pressing the “Information “
key at this menu will re-calculate outputs based on saved inputs.
If “VIEW Y” is chosen, then pressing the “Program” key will display the value for salt dosage;
repeated presses of the program key will display cycle times, batch capacity, and total capacity.
Pressing the “Program” key after viewing “Batch” will exit the programming menu..
If “VIEW N” is chosen, then pressing the “Program” key will exit the programming menu. If
any values were changed from calculated values, then “SAVE” prompt appears. If “SAVE N”
is chosen, the calculated values go back in. The user must choose “SAVE Y” to save custom
values.
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