User Guide Digital Interface and System Controller for DTV+ Français, page ″Français-1″ Español, página ″Español-1″ 1241234-5-A
Table of Contents FCC and IC Compliance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Interface and Controller Anatomy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 System Layout . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Download/Install Software . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Lighting – Ambient Rain Options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Music – Controls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Music – Bluetooth Input . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Music – Line-In Input . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Digital Interface home 8:32 Shower Settings Lights (Lighted Rain Panel Required) Steam (Steam Generator Required) Spa (Not Available On Custom Functions) User Presets Monday 22 July 2014 Music (Amplifier Required) shower users Interface/System Settings steam lights music spa stop settings Power On/Off Decrease Water Temperature (Blue) Increase Water Temperature (Red) System Controller Power Cord Status LED Ethernet or WiFi Adapter Not Used Digital Interface(s) and Optional Components Di
AC Power Internet Service 72" (1.8 m) Cord Controller Interface (Up to Three) 48" (1219 mm) Cord Router Computer or Tablet 25' (7.6 m) Ethernet Cable Data Cable Digital Valve Digital Valve AC Power Water Inlets Shower Fittings AC Power Shower Fittings Water Inlets System Layout IMPORTANT! To access the controller Web pages for system setup, the controller and a computer or tablet must be connected to the same router.
AC Power Internet Service Power Cord Router Ethernet Cable To Interface(s) and Optional Components Controller To Digital Valve(s) Download/Install Software NOTICE: Software download and installation may take an hour or more to complete based on system configuration and internet connection speed. Do not disconnect the power from any components during software download and installation. NOTE: Internet service is required to receive the latest updates for system components.
Computer or Tablet settings Router about system about Controller Hardware: v0.0.0.0 Firmware: v0.0.0.0 IP: 0.0.0.0 MAC: 00:14:6F:0E:34:4A Controller User Interface 1 OS: v0.0.0.0 Graphics: v0.0.0.0 Language: v0.0.0.0 TouchPanel: v0.0.0 Ethernet Cable IP Interface ok Initial System Setup IMPORTANT! To access the controller Web pages for system setup, the controller and a computer or tablet must be connected to the same router. System setup is configured using the controller Web pages.
Interface Web Pages Settings Service settings Diagnostics Updates update system Internet Update: Internet Connected controller interface Check for Updates Manual Update updates Choose File File: XX Upload ok Software Updates NOTE: The controller will check for software updates daily (around midnight), and will automatically download the software. Software can also be updated manually from the controller Web pages. From the Interface From the [home] screen, touch the [settings] icon.
Shower Configurations – Overview (cont.) Massage IMPORTANT! For proper function, all shower fittings on the same valve that are enabled with massage must have total equal flow rates. For example, if one valve outlet supplies water to two bodysprays, the total flow rate of both bodysprays must equal the flow rate of a single fitting supplied by a different outlet.
1 2 2 4 3 3 3 5 5 6 654321 3-Port Valve (Zone 1) 3 2 1 1 6-Port Valve (Zone 2) Shower Configuration A – Plumbing Layout 1 IMPORTANT! For proper shower system setup and performance, especially regarding massage and spa function, refer to the ″Shower Configurations – Overview″ section for important information.
1 2 2 4 3 4 3 5 5 6 654321 6-Port Valve (Zone 1) 123456 1 6-Port Valve (Zone 2) Shower Configuration A – Plumbing Layout 2 IMPORTANT! For proper shower system setup and performance, especially regarding massage and spa function, refer to the ″Shower Configurations – Overview″ section for important information. Valves/Outlets Used • Six-port valve (zone 1) = 6 • Six-port valve (zone 2) = 4 Flow Rates NOTE: Water flow rates are calculated below based on 10 used outlet ports with equal flow rates.
1 2 1 1 3 3 3 2 2 1 2 3 3-Port Valve (Zone 1) 3 2 1 3 3-Port Valve (Zone 2) Shower Configuration B – Plumbing Layout 1 IMPORTANT! For proper shower system setup and performance, especially regarding massage and spa function, refer to the ″Shower Configurations – Overview″ section for important information. Valves/Outlets Used • Three-port valve (zone 1) = 3 • Three-port valve (zone 2) = 3 Flow Rates NOTE: Water flow rates are calculated below based on six used outlet ports with equal flow rates.
1 2 1 1 3 3 5 2 2 1 2 3 6-Port Valve (Zone 1) 123456 4 3-Port Valve (Zone 2) Shower Configuration B – Plumbing Layout 2 IMPORTANT! For proper shower system setup and performance, especially regarding massage and spa function, refer to the ″Shower Configurations – Overview″ section for important information.
1 2 1 2 3 5 5 3 4 654321 3-Port Valve (Zone 1) 123456 4 6-Port Valve (Zone 2) Shower Configuration B – Option 3 IMPORTANT! For proper shower system setup and performance, especially regarding massage and spa function, refer to the ″Shower Configurations – Overview″ section for important information. Valves/Outlets Used • Six-port valve (zone 1) = 5 • Six-port valve (zone 2) = 5 Flow Rates NOTE: Water flow rates are calculated below based on 10 used outlet ports with equal flow rates.
1 2 6-Port Valve 123456 6 3 3 4 4 5 5 Shower Configuration C – Plumbing Layout 1 IMPORTANT! For proper shower system setup and performance, especially regarding massage and spa function, refer to the ″Shower Configurations – Overview″ section for important information. Valves/Outlets Used • Six-port valve = 6 Flow Rates NOTE: Water flow rates are calculated below based on six used outlet ports with equal flow rates.
1 2 3-Port Valve 3 2 1 3 Shower Configuration D – Plumbing Layout 1 IMPORTANT! For proper shower system setup and performance, especially regarding massage and spa function, refer to the ″Shower Configurations – Overview″ section for important information. Valves/Outlets Used • Three-port valve = 3 Flow Rates NOTE: Water flow rates are calculated below based on three used outlet ports with equal flow rates. If your fittings have varying flow rates, calculate the total flow rate accordingly.
1 2 6-Port Valve 123456 3 Shower Configuration D – Plumbing Layout 2 IMPORTANT! For proper shower system setup and performance, especially regarding massage and spa function, refer to the ″Shower Configurations – Overview″ section for important information. Valves/Outlets Used • Six-port valve = 3 Flow Rates NOTE: Water flow rates are calculated below based on three used outlet ports with equal flow rates.
CH 12 34 56 1: Outlet 1 (Primary Showerhead) 2: Outlet 2 3: Outlet 3 4: Outlet 4 5: Outlet 5 6: Outlet 6 CH 12 34 56 Water Outlet Configuration Massage Cycling Patterns Single Wave NOTE: Primary outlets and any outlets designated as handshowers will not be included in the cycling pattern. For installations that include both body sprays and watertiles, the outlets designated as watertiles will not cycle.
Web Pages Settings Interface Service System Users Valve 1 Valve 2 home Interface Available Shower Configurations 8:32 Configuration A Date/Time Monday 22 July 2014 5/14/2014 12:40 P -0600 Day Light Savings Time interface Date Format system MM-DD-YYYY shower DD-MM-YYYY users YYYY-MM-DD Time Format 12 Hour steam lights music spa stop settings 24 Hour Language English Units Fahrenheit Celsius Settings Lock Settings Overview All system settings, such as valve setup, can be conf
Settings System Service Users Valve 1 Valve 2 Available Shower Configurations Configuration A Settings Lock 1020 Interface Music Lighting Steam About Date/Time 5/14/2014 12:40 P -0600 Daylight Saving Time On Feature Enable Please read owner’s manual regarding possible risks associated with these features Massage Off Language English Steam Spa Units Fahrenheit Celsius Save Current as Default Web Settings – System NOTICE TO INSTALLER: WARNING: Risk of personal injury.
Web Settings – System (cont.) To check or configure custom valve settings, go to the [Valve 1] or [Valve 2] menus. Refer to the ″Web Settings – Valve″ section. Kohler Co.
Settings System Service Users Valve 1 Valve 2 Music Interface Lighting Steam About User: Molly User: John User: User 3 Rename Rename Rename Clear User Clear User Clear User User: User 4 User: User 5 User: User 6 Rename Rename Rename Clear User Clear User Clear User Web Settings – Users Web page path: Settings > Users Function: enter user names to appear on the interface(s). NOTE: User names can only be entered through the controller Web page.
Settings System Service Users Valve 1 Valve 2 Outlet 1 Interface Music Lighting Outlet 2 Steam About Outlet 3 Default Default Default Massage Massage Massage Auto Purge Auto Purge Auto Purge Outlet 4 Outlet 5 Outlet 6 Default Default Default Massage Massage Massage Auto Purge Auto Purge Auto Purge Temperature Custom Massage Order (example: 1,3,2,4,6,5) Default Temperature 100 Max Temperature 113 Cold Water 5 Minutes Auto Purge 7 Seconds Custom Massage Order Web Se
Showerhead Overhead 2 Showerheads Rain Panel Bodyspray Watertile 2 Bodysprays 2 Watertiles 3 Bodysprays 3 Watertile Handshower 2 Foot Sprays Web Settings – Water Outlet Options Web page path: Settings > Valve 1 (or Valve 2) Only certain water outlet options will be available, depending on your system configuration. The above illustration shows the range of water outlet fittings that can be plumbed to the valve. 1241234-5-A 24 Kohler Co.
Settings System Service Users Valve 1 Valve 2 Outlet 1 Interface Music Lighting Outlet 2 Steam About Outlet 3 Default Default Default Massage Massage Massage Auto Purge Auto Purge Auto Purge Outlet 4 Outlet 5 Outlet 6 Default Default Default Massage Massage Massage Auto Purge Auto Purge Auto Purge Temperature Custom Massage Order (example: 1,3,2,4,6,5) Default Temperature 100 Max Temperature 113 Cold Water 5 Minutes Auto Purge 7 Seconds Custom Massage Order Web Se
Settings System Service Users Valve 1 Valve 2 Outlet 1 Interface Music Lighting Outlet 2 Steam About Outlet 3 Default Default Default Massage Massage Massage Auto Purge Auto Purge Auto Purge Outlet 4 Outlet 5 Outlet 6 Default Default Default Massage Massage Massage Auto Purge Auto Purge Auto Purge Temperature Custom Massage Order (example: 1,3,2,4,6,5) Default Temperature 100 Max Temperature 113 Cold Water 5 Minutes Auto Purge 7 Seconds Custom Massage Order Web Se
Settings System Service Users Valve 1 Valve 2 Outlet 1 Interface Music Lighting Outlet 2 Steam About Outlet 3 Default Default Default Massage Massage Massage Auto Purge Auto Purge Auto Purge Outlet 4 Outlet 5 Outlet 6 Default Default Default Massage Massage Massage Auto Purge Auto Purge Auto Purge Temperature Custom Massage Order (example: 1,3,2,4,6,5) Default Temperature 100 Max Temperature 113 Cold Water 5 Minutes Auto Purge 7 Seconds Custom Massage Order Web Se
Web Settings – Massage (cont.) Any sequence of numbers that is not separated by a comma will cycle those outlets at the same time (example: 1,23,4,6,5 – outlets 2 and 3 will cycle massage pulses at the same time). Once activated/deactivated, press the [Back Icon] until you return to the settings menu. 1241234-5-A 28 Kohler Co.
Settings System Service Users Valve 1 Valve 2 Interface Music Lighting Steam About Interface Outlet Display Order (Click and drag to rearrange within zone) Valve 1 Valve 2 Web Settings – Interface Web page path: Settings > Interface Function: allows changes to the order the water outlets are displayed on the interface(s). NOTE: To see the [Interface] menu on the controller Web pages, a K-99693 digital interface must be installed and connected to the system controller.
Settings System Service Users Valve 1 Valve 2 Interface Music Lighting Steam About Bluetooth Default Volume Current Bluetooth Connected Device 50% Treble 50% Bass Reporting Key XXXX New Key: 50% Balance 0 Bluetooth Password 0000 New Pin: Web Settings – Music Web page path: Settings > Music Function: allows adjustment of default audio settings and changes to the Bluetooth pairing settings.
Settings System Service Users Valve 1 Valve 2 Interface Music Lighting Steam About WaterTile AmbientRain Light Fade Speed Default White Medium Neutral Default Brightness Effects Spread 100% Slow Web Settings – Lighting Web page path: Settings > Lighting Function: allows adjustments to default lighting and effects functions for the lighted rain panel.
Settings System Service Users Valve 1 Default Temperature 110 Max Temperature 125 Valve 2 Interface Music Lighting Steam About Default Time (minutes) 10 Power Clean Time remaining before Power Clean (minutes) 580 Start Power Clean Web Settings – Steam Web page path: Settings > Steam Function: allows adjustments to default steam temperatures and duration, and indicates the number of minutes left before ″Power Clean″ must be activated.
Settings System Service Users Valve 1 Valve 2 Interface Music Lighting Network Software Version Controller IP address Interface 1 Valve 1 0.0.0.0 v0.0 0.0.0.0 OS: v0.0.0.0 Graphics: v0.0.0.0 Language: v0.0.0.0 TouchPanel: v0.0.0 MAC Address Interface 2 Controller 00:14:6F:0E:10:D5 OS: v0.0.0.0 Graphics: v0.0.0.0 Language: v0.0.0.0 TouchPanel: v0.0.0 v0.0.0.0 Interface 3 Amplifier OS: v0.0.0.0 Graphics: v0.0.0.0 Language: v0.0.0.0 TouchPanel: v0.0.0 v1.
Settings Service Diagnostics Updates Connection Diagnostics Reset Interface 1 Six Port Valve Service Reset to Saved Default Connected Valve 1 Calibration Code 00 Interface 2 Reset System Connected Valve 2 Calibration Code 00 Valve 1 Connected Valve 2 Connected Controller Connected Error Log Number Source H:M.S D/M/Y UI Error: 100 07:22:27 a.m. 05/14/2014 Controller Error: 104 04:28:26 p.m.
Settings Service Diagnostics Updates Internet Update: Internet Connected Check for Updates Manual Update Choose File File: XX Upload Version Code 00 Web Service – Updates Web page path: Service > Updates Function: enables download of available system software updates. NOTE: The controller will check for software updates daily (around midnight), and will automatically download the software. Software can also be updated manually.
Idle Screen home 8:32 Monday 22 July 2014 10:00 Monday 25 July 2014 shower users steam lights music spa stop settings Power On/Off Interface – Power System On/Off The system allows the option to turn off the entire system, or turn off individual features while leaving others on. To turn off individual features, refer to the ″Interface – Turn Features Off″ section. NOTE: After a period of inactivity, the interface will be idle and the power icon will be illuminated.
Idle Screen home 8:32 Monday 22 July 2014 10:00 Monday 25 July 2014 shower users steam lights music spa stop settings Power On/Off Interface – Turn Features Off The system allows the option to turn off the entire system, or turn off individual features while leaving others on. To turn off the entire system, refer to the ″Interface – Power System On/Off″ section. NOTE: If no features are active, the [stop] icon will not be illuminated and will not be accessible.
home settings 8:32 8:32am interface 8:32am interface display system auto return Monday 22 July 2014 start up clean shower users beep steam lights music spa stop settings home stop home stop back Interface Settings – Overview Path: settings > interface Function: allows customization of interface settings. The customization is specific to the individual interface. If a system has multiple interfaces, modifications to one interface will not appear automatically on the other interface.
interface 8:32am display 8:32am display display auto dim display 8:32am display auto dim auto dim screen after: auto return 10 minutes start up 5 minutes clean 1 minute 30 seconds beep off brightness home stop back home stop back home stop back Interface Settings – Display Path: settings > interface > display Function: adjusts the screen brightness. Factory default: medium brightness (50%) From the home screen, touch the [settings] icon.
interface home interface 8:32am 8:32am display display auto return auto return start up start up clean clean beep beep stop home back stop back Interface Settings – Auto Return Path: settings > interface > auto return > ON or OFF Factory default: OFF (red ″x″) When ON: Based on the order of precedence, the interface will return to the screen of the highest active feature after 30 seconds of inactivity. The order of precedence is: spa (if equipped), shower, steam, music, lighting, home.
Two Valves Connected interface 8:32am display start up One Valve Connected start up 8:32am 8:32am at start up, navigate to: at start up, navigate to: home home users users zone 1 shower auto return start up OR zone 2 clean spa steam beep lighting music home stop back home stop back home stop back Interface Settings – Start Up Path: settings > interface > start up Function: sets the screen that appears at start up.
interface interface 8:32am 8:32am display display auto return auto return start up start up 0:29 clean beep home stop clean beep home back stop back Interface Settings – Clean (Lock) Path: settings > interface > clean Function: locks the interface for 30 seconds. This allows the screen surface to be cleaned without inadvertently activating a feature or changing a setting. NOTE: The [clean] function only provides a temporary lock.
Interface Settings – Clean (Lock) (cont.) Touch the [home] or [back] icon to exit the interface settings menu. Kohler Co.
interface interface 8:32am 8:32am display display auto return auto return start up start up clean clean beep beep home stop home back stop back Interface Settings – Beep Path: settings > interface > beep > OFF, LOW, or HIGH Function: adjusts the volume of the interface beeps. Factory default: OFF From the home screen, touch the [settings] icon. Touch the [interface] option. Touch the [beep] option to change the volume.
home settings 8:32 8:32am system 8:32am interface about system update Monday 22 July 2014 date & time units shower users language steam lights music spa stop settings home stop home stop back System Settings – Overview Path: settings > system Function: allows modifications to general system settings and contains information about connected system components. Changes to system settings on one interface will automatically appear on any other connected interfaces.
system 8:32am system 8:32am date & time units language home stop back 8:32am about about Controller Hardware: v0.0.0.0 Firmware: v0.0.0.0 IP: 0.0.0.0 MAC: 00:14:6F:0E:10:D5 User Interface 2 OS: v0.0.0.0 Graphics: v0.0.0.0 Language: v0.0.0.0 TouchPanel: v0.0.0 User Interface 1 OS: v0.0.0.0 Graphics: v0.0.0.0 Language: v0.0.0.0 TouchPanel: v0.0.0 Valve 1: 6-Port Valve Firmware: v0.0 ok ok about update system home stop Valve 2: 6-Port Valve Firmware: v0.
system 8:32am system 8:32am system updating update about 8:32am controller update interface date & time units language ok home stop back home stop back home stop back System Settings – Update Path: settings > system > update Function: allows installation of available system software updates. Factory default: all available updates selected for installation IMPORTANT! Do not disconnect the power from any components during software installation.
system 8:32am date & time 8:32am set time about set date date & time 8:32am set time set date update 10:00 am date & time 10 30 14 units mm/dd/yy 24-hour clock language dd/mm/yy DST home stop back home stop yy/mm/dd back home stop back System Settings – Date & Time Path: settings > system > date & time Function: sets the date and time display. Factory default: 12-hour clock, mm/dd/yy, DST disabled Set Time From the home screen, touch the [settings] icon.
system home system 8:32am 8:32am about about update update date & time date & time units units language language stop home back stop back System Settings – Temperature Unit Path: settings > system > units > °C or °F Function: sets the temperature to display degrees Celsius or Fahrenheit. Factory default: °F NOTE: The temperature is displayed on the interface screen when the shower, steam, spa, and massage features are activated.
system language 8:32am about 8:32am English update date & time units language home stop home back stop back System Settings – Language Path: settings > system > language Function: selects the interface display language. Factory default: English NOTE: Currently, English is the only interface language available. Future software updates will provide additional language options.
home shower 8:32am shower target temperature Monday 25 July 2014 shower 88˚ 101˚ 8:32 zone 1 8:32am target: 101˚ zone 2 zone 1 users start spa zone 2 stop settings home stop massage home massage Shower – Start Path: shower > start Enter Shower Features From the home screen, touch the [shower] icon. The shower screen will appear with the default shower outlet highlighted/selected.
One Valve shower Two Valves (Zone 1) shower 8:32am 8:32am 101˚ 101˚ Two Valves (Zone 2) shower 8:32am 101˚ target: 101˚ target: 101˚ target: 101˚ zone 1 zone 2 zone 1 zone 2 OR start home stop massage home stop massage home massage Shower – Valve Zones Shower zones will display according to the number of valves hooked up to the system. One Valve Shower fittings will be displayed directly below the temperature bar.
shower 8:32am shower target temperature Shower warm-up 101˚ zone 1 8:32am 88˚ 88˚ shower 8:32am 101˚ target: 101˚ zone 2 target: 101˚ zone 1 zone 2 skip start home stop massage home stop massage home massage Shower – Auto Purge NOTE: The auto purge feature must be enabled on the controller Web pages for this function to activate. Refer to the ″Web Settings – Auto Purge″ section. NOTE: The image above shows two zones, indicating that two valves are connected to the system.
shower 8:32am shower 8:32am 101˚ target shower temperature target: 101˚ target: 101˚ zone 1 zone 2 zone 1 zone 2 shower 8:32am 102˚ target: 102˚ zone 1 zone 2 102˚ stop stop home massage home stop massage home massage Shower – Adjust Temperature Path: shower > blue down arrow or red up arrow Function: allows water temperature adjustment anytime water is flowing from a shower fixture.
home 8:32am home 101˚ 101˚ 101˚ target: 101˚ shower spa users stop settings 8:32am shower spa 8:32am 101˚ 101˚ target 1 101˚ target 2 target 1 shower temperature 101˚ target 2 101˚ target 2 101˚ 103˚ users stop home settings shower spa users stop settings Shower – Dual Temperature (Multiple Valves Only) Path: shower > [lock icon] Function: When a system contains two valves, a link icon will appear in front of the temperature divider line.
shower 8:32am shower 8:32am home 8:32am shower warm-up cold zone 1 zone 2 zone 1 cold zone 2 target: 101˚ skip target 1 101˚ 101˚ target 2 101˚ shower users stop stop home cold target: 101˚ target: 101˚ massage home massage spa stop settings Shower – Maximum Cold Path: shower When the water temperature for a valve falls below 86°F (30°C), the word ″cold″ will be displayed in place of the actual temperature. NOTE: Maximum cold is any temperature below 86°F (30°C).
shower 8:32am 101˚ shower 8:32am massage options zone 1 zone 2 target: 101˚ zone 1 off zone 2 8:32am massage options zone 1 target: 101˚ massage zone 2 off single single wave wave speed speed start start stop stop home shower home target: 101˚ stop massage home massage stop Shower – Massage Path: shower > massage Function: activates the massage feature.
Shower – Massage (cont.) NOTE: The massage cycling feature runs independently on each valve. For example, the [single] option can be run on zone 1 while the [wave] option is run on zone 2. The cycling feature will not span across both zones. To begin the massage feature, touch [start]. For a two-zone system, this activates massage on both zones. If the selected massage option requires more outlets than are currently on, then massage will turn them on based on what is enabled on the controller Web pages.
users 8:32am shower 8:32am 8:32am shower warm-up user 1 user 2 88˚ 88˚ user 3 user 4 user 5 user 6 skip start stop home home save as home 102˚ user 2 target: 102˚ shower back spa users stop settings Users – Setting Preferences Path: settings > users > [choose user 1 through 6] Function: allows quick access to saved user settings and customization of user preferences NOTE: You do not have to save all settings preferences at one time.
steam home 8:32 Monday 22 July 2014 101˚ 8:32am steam current space current space 75˚ 75˚ target steam temperature users steam duration 111˚ steam duration 10:00 steam lighting music spa stop settings 8:32am target steam temperature 110˚ shower 101˚ 11:00 start home start home Steam – Setup Path: steam Function: enables access to the steam feature options. Default steam settings are programmed from the controller Web pages. Refer to the ″Web Settings – Steam″ section.
steam 8:32am steam 8:32am steam 8:32am current space current space steam warm-up current space 75˚ current space 72˚ 96˚ 110˚ target steam temperature target steam temperature 110˚ 110˚ steam duration target steam temperature 110˚ steam duration steam duration 15:00 10:00 9:59 skip start start home home stop massage home deluge Steam – Run Path: steam > start Function: activates the steam feature.
steam steam 8:32am current space current space 96˚ 110˚ target steam temperature target steam temperature 110˚ 110˚ steam duration steam duration 14:59 14:58 stop home 8:32am stop deluge home deluge Steam – Deluge Path: steam > start > deluge Function: activates 10 seconds of water flow from the default showerhead during the steam session. The deluge feature can be activated at any time during a steam session.
home home home power clean power clean power clean You have 0 sessions remaining before needing to run power clean. Monday 22 Julynow? 2014 Run Stay out of shower. Power clean initiating in: Stay out of shower. Power clean is running.
home lighting 8:32am effect color lighting 8:32am effect color 8:32 Monday 22 July 2014 shower steam spa color cycle thunderstorm surise water reflections sunset warm energy sunny clouds cool calm start start users lighting stop music settings home options home options Lighting – Ambient Rain Effects Path: lighting > effect Function: scripted light sequences are pre-programmed to the lighted rain panel. The user can choose from eight different light (mood) options.
lighting 8:32am effect lighting color 8:32am effect lighting color 8:32am effect color color cycle surise sunset sunny clouds hue adjust hue adjust start home stop options home stop options home options Lighting – Ambient Rain Color Path: lighting > effect > color Function: sets the color of the rain panel light to a selected color.
Lighting – Ambient Rain Color (cont.) The color shifts in 5° increments based on the color wheel. The left arrow shifts the color counterclockwise along the wheel. The right arrow shifts the color clockwise. For example, if the green swatch was initially selected, one touch of the left arrow will shift the color toward the yellow swatch by 5°. Touch [start] to apply the new color. 1241234-5-A 66 Kohler Co.
lighting lighting 8:32am effect 8:32am effectambient rain color color Fade Speed slow medium fast brightness hue adjust hue adjust ok stop home stop home options options Lighting – Ambient Rain Options Path: lighting > effect > options Function: controls the brightness and fade speed of the rain panel lighting effects.
home music 8:32am listen input music 8:32am listen input 8:32 Monday 22 July 2014 Device ID Device ID Artist Title shower users volume steam lighting music spa stop settings home volume play options home pause options Music – Controls Path: music > listen Function: allows adjustments to an audio signal from a device connected to the amplifier. NOTE: To see the [music] icon on the interface home screen, the K-99696 amplifier must be installed and connected to the system controller.
music 8:32am listen input music 8:32am listen input music 8:32am listen options input Connected to Device ID. Bluetooth Device ID Device ID Disconnect? line-in 1 line-in 1 line-in 1 line-in 2 line-in 2 line-in 2 ok home home home Music – Bluetooth Input Path: music > input > Bluetooth Function: enables access to a signal from an audio device with a Bluetooth connection to the amplifier.
music 8:32am listen music input music 8:32am listen 8:32am listen options input input line-in Device ID line-in 1 line-in 2 bass treble balance volume ok un-mute home home mute options home mute options Music – Line-In Input Path: music > input > line-in 1 (or line-in 2) Function: enables access to a signal from an audio device with a wired connection to one of the line-in ports on the amplifier.
spa home 8:32am spa 8:32am spa intensity level mild 8:32 focus medium Monday 22 July 2014 professional breathe beep shower users long relax short steam lights music ok start spa stop settings home options home options Spa – Setup Path: spa > [choose experience] > options Function: allows selection of spa intensity level, beep setting, and duration.
spa 8:32am 09:59 spa 09:59 spa shower warm-up 1:57 focus 88˚ breathe target: 101˚ target relax 90˚ 102˚ target 102˚ skip 102˚ 90˚ 90˚ 102˚ 102˚ stop start home 1:57 options home 102˚ 102˚ 90˚ 102˚ stop home Spa – Start Path: spa > [choose experience] > start Function: initiates a spa experience. Factory default: off NOTE: For the [spa] icon to be displayed on the interface home screen, spa must be enabled on the controller Web pages.
Spa – Start (cont.) To end a spa experience before the time duration is reached, touch the [stop] icon. All water will be turned off. Kohler Co.
09:59 spa 08:34 spa 0:25 1:57 target target - 102˚ 102˚ 90˚ 90˚ 102˚ 102˚ 105˚ 102˚ 102˚ 90˚ stop stop home home Spa – Adjust Script Path: spa > [choose experience] > start Function: allows alterations to pre-programmed spa scripts (temperature and segment duration). NOTE: For the [spa] icon to be displayed on the interface home screen, spa must be enabled on the controller Web pages. To enable the spa feature, refer to the ″Web Settings – System″ section.
Spa – Adjust Script (cont.) While a spa experience is running, the target timeline displays back and forward arrows. These arrows allow jumping to previous or next steps. Touch the back arrow to restart the current spa segment (if active for less than 5 seconds), or jump to the previous segment (if active for more than 5 seconds). Touch the forward arrow to jump to the next segment.
home 8:32am home 101˚ target: 101˚ shower spa users stop settings spa 8:32am home 8:32am 1 0:00 0 0:59 minute timer minute timer alarm alarm start start stop settings spa stop settings Time – Minute Timer Path: [time display] Function: displays a countdown clock and sets the interface to beep after a specified duration of time. Factory default: ten minutes NOTE: The [minute timer] provides a beep trigger only. It will not turn off any active features.
home 8:32am 08:32 home 08:32 home time reached 0 8:4 5 101˚ minute timer 0 8:4 5 101˚ target: 101˚ target: 101˚ alarm start spa stop shower settings spa users stop settings shower spa ok users stop settings Time – Alarm Clock Path: [time clock] Function: sets the interface to beep at a designated time. NOTE: The alarm feature provides a beep trigger only. It will not turn off any active features. To turn features OFF, refer to the ″Interface – Turn Features Off″ section.
home 8:32am home 8:32am home time elapsed 1 0:00 0 9:59 minute timer minute timer alarm alarm tub fill tub fill start spa stop 0 0:00 stop settings spa stop ok settings spa stop settings Time – Bath Fill Path: [time clock] Function: turns water ON from the bath spout for a set period of time at the default temperature. Factory default: ten minutes NOTE: The [tub fill] option is only available on custom showers with a bath spout.
Time – Bath Fill (cont.) Water flow will cease, and the pop-up window will disappear, returning the interface to the previous screen. Kohler Co.
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