Dimension One Spas Bay Collection Manual De Usuario
2004 Bay Collection
Owner’s Manual
The lighting effects are sequential – changing with each single press of the “Water Drop Button.” Starting from
your current lighting effect, you will move through the entire sequence, in the above order, until you achieve
your desired effect. iWatch will automatically “remember” your selection and use it as your default lighting
setting the next time the Photo Sensor turns on the spa’s perimeter lighting.
your current lighting effect, you will move through the entire sequence, in the above order, until you achieve
your desired effect. iWatch will automatically “remember” your selection and use it as your default lighting
setting the next time the Photo Sensor turns on the spa’s perimeter lighting.
When you select the “Scan All Colors” effect, the lights will cycle rapidly through all color
sequences to confirm your choice. Then they will return to the normal 10 second cycle.
sequences to confirm your choice. Then they will return to the normal 10 second cycle.
Feature
These same features may also be accessed using the optional D1 Remote Control.
Daylight Operations
The iWatch Master Control Module has a special “daylight mode” which operates differently than the normal
“nighttime mode”. Dealers typically use the “daylight mode” during installation of the iWatch Master Control
Module, or iWatch Auxiliary Modules, to check for proper operation and data connectivity between the
iWatch Master Module and the iWatch Auxiliary Modules.
If the “Water Drop Button” is pressed during daylight hours the perimeter lighting is turned on and the
automatic Photo Sensor is temporarily deactivated. The perimeter lighting will remain on for a period of 4
hours, unless shut off manually.
To manually turn off the perimeter lights and reactivate the automatic Photo Sensor, you must use the
“Water Drop Button” to cycle the lighting effects through the below light sequences until you reach the
“Daylight OFF” option.
“nighttime mode”. Dealers typically use the “daylight mode” during installation of the iWatch Master Control
Module, or iWatch Auxiliary Modules, to check for proper operation and data connectivity between the
iWatch Master Module and the iWatch Auxiliary Modules.
If the “Water Drop Button” is pressed during daylight hours the perimeter lighting is turned on and the
automatic Photo Sensor is temporarily deactivated. The perimeter lighting will remain on for a period of 4
hours, unless shut off manually.
To manually turn off the perimeter lights and reactivate the automatic Photo Sensor, you must use the
“Water Drop Button” to cycle the lighting effects through the below light sequences until you reach the
“Daylight OFF” option.
Press
Daylight Lighting Effect
Once
Skirt Lights are Red
Again
Skirt Lights are Green
Again
Skirt Lights are Red + Green
Again
Skirt Lights are Blue
Again
Skirt Lights are Blue + Red
Again
Skirt Lights are Blue + Green
Again
Skirt Lights are Blue + Red + Green
Again
Scan All Colors (Change every 10 seconds)
Again
Daylight Off – Turn Lights Off (Daylight effect only)
Power Saver Mode
Pressing the “Water Drop Button,” and holding it for five seconds, will turn off the perimeter lights until the
next time you press the “Water Drop Button” to reactivate the Photo Sensor.
next time you press the “Water Drop Button” to reactivate the Photo Sensor.
When you turn off the perimeter lights using the Power Saver, the Photo Sensor is unable to turn
your perimeter lights on when darkness is detected.
your perimeter lights on when darkness is detected.
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