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This is handled through the timers. As each timer is programmed, you simply set them with the desired gaps between start/stop for times of day they come on. The pump will remain off between.

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Hi David, the answer is yes, you can through valving. I'm not sure how your system was set up, but you should have the option to direct the flow for inlet and outlet through 3 way diverter valves. Please check out the video on pool/spa combo operation to see a demonstration and explanation. You can also automate this through actuators and an automation interface. Since you are commenting on a Hayward video, I assume this is your system brand. You can add either the Hayward omni vs (smaller version) or the full Hayward omni system (larger system with much more expansion possibilities to run everything from the pool to landscape features etc.) If Jandy, the system would be an iaqualink. We do not recommend any of the pentair products because of high failure rates in our experience. The iaqualink will run any pentair items (it will not run Hayward).

Quick clean is a default time built in. It cannot be changed

Select the timer in config menu and set to "off" then hit "save"

Set your timer for a cycle from 12:00am-11:59pm at the desired speed and you should be able to accomplish this.

Just go into the timer setting and select "off" and then "save"

Access the menu and delete the timer info