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Hayward automation question

12 years ago

Recently had a pool built and am trying to understand how to optimize my equipment. I have a Hayward VSP and Hayward Goldline PL4; after reading the operating manual it seems that I should be able to control 4 filter speeds from the automation, however it was only setup by PB to control 1 High and 1 Low filter settings. Because of this, I am also only able to schedule one time each day for High and Low in the timer settings. I would however like to have 3 timer settings and can not determine if this is possible. Any assistance would be much appreciated.

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