installed the system yesterday and today all the tap water inside my home taste very salty. I'm not sure if this is normal.
Not normal. You may have added extra water to begin, and it may not have had time to rinse away.
System info (not programmed)
salt lb/cuft : 7.125 ; A choice ( efficiency vs capacity)
BLFC : 0.25 ; Brine Refill rate GPM
cubic ft resin : 2 ; Same as (nominal grains/32,000)
Raw hardness : 21 ; including iron etc
Estimated gal/day ; 360 ; 60 gal per person initial prediction (auto-tunes)
Est days/regen ; 5.48 ; presuming days each use estimated
Fleck 5810SXT Settings:
DF = Gal ; Units
VT = 5810 ; Valve type
RF = dF2b ; Downflow, Double Backwash
CT = Fd ; Meter Delayed regen trigger
C = 44.6 ; capacity in 1000 grains
H = 22 ; Hardness grains after comp factor
RS = cr ; Cr = base reserve on recent experience
DO = 30 ; Day Override (typ 30 if no iron/Mn)
RT = 2:00 ; Regen time (default 2 AM)
B1 = 5 ; Backwash 1 (minutes) [3...10]
Bd = 60 ; Brine draw minutes if #1 injector; 90 if #0
B2 = 4 ; Backwash 2 (minutes)[3...10]
RR = 6 ; Rapid Rinse minutes
BF = 19 ; Brine fill minutes
FM = t1.2 (usual) ; t1.2 is default flow meter
RE = OFF ; Relay
VR = OFF ; ?
The less salt per cubic ft, the more salt efficient, but more hardness breakthrough.
The sweet area is 6 lb/cuft through maybe 8.5 lb/cuft.
BLFC = 0.25
cubic ft resin = 2
Alternative C and BF pairs:
lb/cuft ; C= ; BF=
5.250 ;
37.2 ; 14
5.625
; 38.6 ; 15
6.000
; 40.0 ; 16
6.375
; 41.5 ; 17
6.750 ;
43.1 ; 18
7.125 ;
44.6 ; 19
7.500 ;
46.1 ; 20
7.875 ;
47.5 ; 21
8.250 ;
48.9 ; 22
8.625 ;
50.2 ; 23
9.000 ;
51.3 ; 24