Toro manual Power-Up Diagnostics, Home Key, TDC-100/200 System Booting

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Power-Up Diagnostics

Upon power-up, the controller will display:

TDC–100/200 System

Booting

The TDC-100/200 will initiate a diagnostic test automatically during power-up. This function will take approximately ten seconds and it can not be bypassed. If a problem is detected during the diagnostic test, it will be indicated on the display.

When completed, information will be displayed momentarily on the screen for five seconds. This status information can not be edited. The information is as follows:

Line 1: TDC-100/200 Firmware Version and Revision Date

Line 2: Detect: [xx stations, yy sensors] (xx = number of stations detected, yy = number of sensors detected)

Line 3: Last Power Downtime Date and Time

Example:

Rev: D1.21, 04/25/06

Detect:200sta, 00sen

PD 05/24/06 10:51:20

The default Home display will follow after the diagnostic display has timed-out.

Home display example:

Mon 08/07/06 10:50am

Sec: 45

Day Change: 12:00am

Home Key

Pressing the Home Key will revert to the default display. When editing irrigation programs, Station or System settings, pressing the Home Key will save any setting modifications and return the user to the Home display.

Home display example:

Mon 08/07/06 10:50am Sec: 45

Day Change: 12:00am

Mon 08/07/06 11:15am

Sec: 50

Rain

Day Change: 12:00am

Rain detected indicator for rain sensor equipped Decoder systems

The Day Change line will display the next program start time (Next Start: HH:MM) if the current day is an active watering day. If the controller is running a program, the Day Change line will display Running XX programs to indicate the number of active programs.

The following example display has two programs running with two stations manually activated, the display will read:

Wed 08/09/06 06:50am Sec: 32

Running 02 Programs

P01 Sta01 %00:05:00

P01 Sta02 00:05:00

P01 Sta03D 00:05:00

P02 Sta10P 00:10:00

Man Sta18S 00:05:00 Man Sta19S 00:10:00

(The “%” symbol before the runtime indicates that station 1 is percent adjusted.) (P01 indicates Program 01 is currently active)

(The “D” symbol after the station number indicates that station 3 is disabled.) (The “P” symbol after the station number indicates that program 02 is paused.)

(“Man” indicates Manual Watering is currently active)

(The “S” symbol after the station number indicates that program 02 is stacked.)

Note: Program stacking occurs when the controller is running a program where the maximum simultaneous station limit is surpassed. Additional scheduled programs will be stacked (delayed) until an available station can be activated.

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Contents TDC-100/200 User’s Guide Page Index General Editing IntroductionTDC-100/200 Timing MechanismDaughter Board Components Mother BoardMother Board Components Daug hter BoardRev D1.21, 04/25/06 Detect200sta, 00sen PD 05/24/06 Power-Up DiagnosticsTDC-100/200 System Booting Home KeySensor System SettingsUnits Display AdjReset Sta Disables Stop to escape Reset All Programs To defaults Stop to escapeReset All Stations To defaults Stop to escape Reset All Defaults Stop to escapeStation Settings To select Standard Irrigation Program SettingScheduled Watering Press the Down ArrowP02 100% Hold None Type Standard When finished, the display should read0400pm Grow In Irrigation Program SettingManual M-Manual Sta# 01-12 Simult Press Start to water Manual WateringMulti-Manual Station Activation Directions Manual Program Activation Directions Manual Syringe Runtime 02 min Program Press Start to waterManual Start Prog Program Press Start to water Manual Syringe Activation DirectionsSyringe Starting Program Stop to cancel Percent AdjustPercent Adjust Global100% Program P01 100% Station S01 100% Multi-Manual Starting Stop to cancelResume Prg Press Pause to pause 01 Programs Paused Pause / Resume KeyPause / Resume Function Directions Stop Key Cancelling P01 Stop to escapeStop Function Directions Diagnostics Controller Specifications Fuse & Circuit Breaker SpecificationsElectromagnetic Compatibility

TDC-100/200 specifications

The Toro TDC-100 and TDC-200 stand out as innovative solutions for those seeking to enhance irrigation efficiency and landscape management. These models are designed with advanced technology that caters to the varying needs of urban and rural environments.

One of the main features of the Toro TDC-100 and TDC-200 is their ability to support smart irrigation practices. Both models come equipped with Toro's patented irrigation control technology, which enables users to schedule and control watering times effectively. Users can easily program the irrigation systems to align with specific weather conditions, ensuring that landscapes receive just the right amount of water without waste.

Additionally, the TDC series features an intuitive user interface with a large display for easy navigation. This user-friendly design allows operators to quickly adjust settings, monitor system performance, and troubleshoot any issues. The on-screen prompts guide users through the programming process, making it accessible even for those with limited technical knowledge.

Another noteworthy characteristic of the Toro TDC-100 and TDC-200 systems is their integration with various sensors. These models are compatible with soil moisture, rain, and wind sensors, which automate the irrigation processes based on real-time environmental conditions. This integration helps to conserve water resources and promotes healthier landscapes by providing optimal soil conditions.

The TDC-200 model takes efficiency a step further by offering advanced connectivity features. With smart technology, users can remotely access and control their irrigation systems from a smartphone or tablet. This capability ensures that users stay connected to their landscaping needs, even when they are away from the site.

Moreover, both models boast robust construction designed to withstand various weather conditions. The materials used in the TDC-100 and TDC-200 are durable yet lightweight, enhancing their reliability for long-term use. Furthermore, the systems have been engineered to guarantee optimal performance with minimal maintenance, ensuring peace of mind for users.

In conclusion, the Toro TDC-100 and TDC-200 irrigation systems offer a blend of smart technology, user-friendly design, and resilient construction. With features aimed at introducing efficiency and sustainability to irrigation practices, these models stand as reliable solutions for effective landscape management. Whether for commercial properties or residential gardens, the TDC series provides the tools necessary for responsible water use and superior plant health.
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