Toro 48, 24, 36, 12 manual Control Module Overview

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Control Module Overview

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14 - Function dial - Turn this dial in either direction to select controller setup and operational functions:

RUN - The normal position for automatic operation. Current time/date and controller activity is displayed.

SETUP - Select and define specific controller setup and operating parameters.

SCHEDULE - Set up and adjust start times/water windows and watering day schedules.

STATION DATA - Select and define specific station setup and operating parameters.

REVIEW - Review current program information for each station, and flow sensor setup and data log. COPY - Transfer station or program information from one station or program to another. Also used to reset station, setup and program default settings.

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Contents User’s Guide Page Table of Contents Station Setup Modes User Defined Using the Review FunctionUsing the Copy Function Using the Reports Function Using the Help / ET FunctionUsing the Manual Watering Function Run Function The Off FunctionPage Introduction How the ET Everywhere Service Works Getting Started Controller Hardware Overview Intelli-Sense Control Module See page 6 for detailsMain Power Connection Terminal Block Screw Flow and Rain Sensor Connection Terminal BlockTMR-1 Handheld Remote Connections Provides Control Module Overview Page Page Adjust Display Contrast About Controller InputDate Year Feb 24Date Month Set Controller ClockTime Zone PacificAuto Daylight Savings YesSTA Config Found Acive MAX Active StationsUser Defined 36 36Stack or Overlap Select Stack or Overlap OptionMaster VALVE/PUMP Start Normally Closed/Pump OnAssign Pump Start Output Not Assigned Set Master Valve/Pump Start OptionMAX Backup ET Part 1 Set Maximum Backup ETRuntime Valve Test No Check Fuse OftenPage Select Program Optm S1200am W1600Select Program SET STARTS/WINDOWS PRG a Skip Button to View Start 1 S1200am W1600 OffEdit Button to View 1st Start/Window PRG a Start 1200am Win 1600 Button to View2nd Start/Window PRG a Start 0700pm Win 0500 Button to View Water DAY Mode Set Program Water Day ModeMode Optimized By WeatherTRAKWater DAY Interval EverydayDays of Week OK toWater DAY Mode PGM a T W T F SOK to Water on Station Data Setup Station Mode STA Station Setup Mode Automated by WeatherTRAKSelect Station Automated by WeatherTRAKUse Water Window STA Yes end time 0400pm Usable Rainfall 100%Spklr Type Spray HeadInches/Hr Default Precip PartSTA Set Precipitation RatePercent Default Soil TypeSandy Set Sprinkler EfficiencyCool Season Turf Default Plant TypeSelect Plant Type Page Inches Default SET Microclimate STASunny All Day Set Root DepthSET Slope Factor None/Slight % GradeSprinklr Location STA None, No Slope SetStation Setup Modes User Defined Completing Station SetupStation 01 Complete Station Mode User With ETRuntime Part MinutesSet Station Run Time Number of Cycles STA 1 01 Cycles/Operating Day SET Soak TimeSelect Number of Cycles Set Soak TimeREF. ET Part 1 STA 01 1.00 Weekly ET Jul If Days by MonthSupport Functions Review Mode Station DataST01 a 11.9 MIN 01X Auto 123Flow Data View Excluded StationsView No Flow Only 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 N N N N N N Y YCopy from STA 01 to STA 02 Press ButtonALL STA’s Press Copy COPYING...DONECopy Station Defaults to Copy from STATo STA 02 Press Copy To STA 02 Press ButtonCopy Program Defaults to Restoring Program Default SettingsPGM a Press Button ALL PGM Press ButtonCopy Station Mode Date No changeTime No change Adjust AmountADJ Water Amount Adjust Days MAD STA 01 0% = No Change 50% Adjust Days MAD STANon-Adjustable Mode Adjust Days MAD STA 01 +05% = More Often 45%FL VL CM WD DY HW SB -- ER -- -- -- -- -- --=Ok ER=Error View Valve StatusSkip Short 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 SH=Short NC=NoConnectFlow Meter Mode Measured Flow GPMFM1 Edit Excluded Stations Skip No Flow Only01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 N N N N N N N N SET Flow Meter SizeEdit K Value for Edit Flow OffsetSet Threshold and Delay Values 050 GPM MinutesDelay 005 GPM Minutes015 GPM Minutes Reports Type Weekly Stations000Hrs 00Mins Since Sun Monthly StationsMonthly Runtime STA Jan 000HRS 00MINSFlow Weekly UsageUsing the Rain Pause Function Feb 26 2010 101545am Rain PauseMaintenance Timeout Skip120000 Average Weekly ETCustom Kc Edit Custom Plant Kc ValueCustom Kc Turf SET Weekly ET Part 1Edit Custom Turf Kc Value Set Weekly ETFor Customer Service DialBeep on Message Help and Information Screen OverveiwRain Service Active Rain ServiceView Group Number Days Since Last ETCurrent Depletion Sta 0100% MAD50%RUN Valve Test SkipPassUsing the Manual Watering Function Manual WaterSpecific Stations NOWAll Stations Manual Water ALL StationSTA 01 on Aug 08 105842am On A02 B Aug 08 105842am On a B M02Aug 08 2007 105842am Irrigation is Turned OFF Run FunctionLandscape is too dry Landscape is too wetAlert tone continues to turn on Adjust Function appears to be ineffective Display is blankWeek 1 of the watering day schedule appears incomplete Review display indicates 99+ minutesPage Glossary of Terms Page Appendix C Installing Conduit Mounting the ControllerConnecting the Power Wires Connecting an Earth Ground SourceHot Neutral Equipment Ground Connecting the Station Wires Valve Box 12 30.5cm AWG Solid Copper Wire Ground RodValve Common Terminals Valve Common Wire Hot PostAug 08 2007 105842am RainSwitch M Toro Rain Sensor ConnectionRain 24 VAC White Brown Red Flow Sensor Connection Flow +- +Toro TFS Series Flow Sensor Page Mechanical ElectricalPage Toro Promise Limited Five-Year Warranty Industrial Canada compliance information

12, 48, 24, 36 specifications

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