Unlike the Balboa VS series, the BP series is not configured by the DIP switches except for limiting amp draw to ensure the system full load amp draw for the heater and pump(s) is not more than 80% of your GFCI breaker amp rating. The DIP switches for amp control can be set anytime. For the rest, the BP7 is configured in the software, which can be accessed by putting the system in test mode with DIP A1.
Ok so I have program 1 but when I use it my pump does not run with my heater I'm not sure how to fix this we have 2 2 speed pumps 1 cir pump and a blower right now I put it on program 6 but I'd like the circulation pump to work any idea why it would do this?
@@wildeyebilly1008 It would need to be set to setup #1 for 2 x 2-speed pumps, a blower, and a small dedicated circulation pump for the heater. Second, confirm all the pumps are plugged in the correct place: Pump # 1 is in J9, Pump #2 is J1 on the expander board, the blower is in J14, and the small dedicated circulation pump is in J21. What size is your GFCI breaker, and what KW is the heater? What are the high-speed amps on both 2-speed pumps?
@@wildeyebilly1008 Set up # 6 tells the system there is no dedicated circulation pump. It will task the #1 2-speed pump to run for heating and filtering at low speed.
Do you need to configure the dip switches prior to entering test mode?
Unlike the Balboa VS series, the BP series is not configured by the DIP switches except for limiting amp draw to ensure the system full load amp draw for the heater and pump(s) is not more than 80% of your GFCI breaker amp rating. The DIP switches for amp control can be set anytime. For the rest, the BP7 is configured in the software, which can be accessed by putting the system in test mode with DIP A1.
Ok so I have program 1 but when I use it my pump does not run with my heater I'm not sure how to fix this we have 2 2 speed pumps 1 cir pump and a blower right now I put it on program 6 but I'd like the circulation pump to work any idea why it would do this?
@@wildeyebilly1008 It would need to be set to setup #1 for 2 x 2-speed pumps, a blower, and a small dedicated circulation pump for the heater. Second, confirm all the pumps are plugged in the correct place: Pump # 1 is in J9, Pump #2 is J1 on the expander board, the blower is in J14, and the small dedicated circulation pump is in J21. What size is your GFCI breaker, and what KW is the heater? What are the high-speed amps on both 2-speed pumps?
@@wildeyebilly1008 Set up # 6 tells the system there is no dedicated circulation pump. It will task the #1 2-speed pump to run for heating and filtering at low speed.