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Set Maximum Active Station Count

The actual number of stations being used for irrigation must be entered to enable accurate automatic scheduleing.

!Important: The Intelli-Sense Professional controller firmware provides for the scheduling of 48 stations regardless of controller output configuration. If the actual number of active stations is not set accurately and/or set according to controller output configura- tion, alert errors and reuced controller performace will result. For example, setting the active station count higher than actual will result in an alert error or will add unnecessary time to the Water Window. Setting the station count lower than actual will cause some stations to be skipped.

Note: The active station count entered in this step will also determine the number of stations that can be accessed within the Programming, Review and Copy function procedures.

1.Within the Setup menu, turn the Upper Line knob to view the following display:

MAX ACTIVE STATIONS

01(User Defined)

2.To change the number of active stations, turn the Lower Line knob.

Note: To review the current station configuration, press the Copy button when SETUP function is selected.

STA CONFIG FOUND ACIVE

36 36 36

Note: The abbreviated display information indicates the following: STA CONFIG = Controller model configuration of 36 or 48 stations FOUND = Actual number of stations recognized by controller ACTIVE = Maximum active station count selected.

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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 Manual Watering Function Using the Reports FunctionUsing the Help / ET 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 Month Date YearFeb 24 Set Controller ClockAuto Daylight Savings Time ZonePacific YesUser Defined STA Config Found AciveMAX Active Stations 36 36Stack or Overlap Select Stack or Overlap OptionAssign Pump Start Output Not Assigned Master VALVE/PUMP StartNormally Closed/Pump On Set Master Valve/Pump Start OptionRuntime Valve Test MAX Backup ET Part 1Set Maximum Backup ET No Check Fuse OftenPage Select Program Optm S1200am W1600Select Program Edit Button to View SET STARTS/WINDOWS PRG aSkip Button to View Start 1 S1200am W1600 Off 1st Start/Window PRG a Start 1200am Win 1600 Button to View2nd Start/Window PRG a Start 0700pm Win 0500 Button to View Mode Water DAY ModeSet Program Water Day Mode Optimized By WeatherTRAKDays of Week Water DAY IntervalEveryday OK toWater DAY Mode PGM a T W T F SOK to Water on Station Data Setup Select Station Station Mode STAStation Setup Mode Automated by WeatherTRAK Automated by WeatherTRAKSpklr Type Use Water Window STA Yes end time 0400pmUsable Rainfall 100% Spray HeadSTA Inches/Hr DefaultPrecip Part Set Precipitation RateSandy Percent DefaultSoil Type Set Sprinkler EfficiencyCool Season Turf Default Plant TypeSelect Plant Type Page Sunny All Day Inches DefaultSET Microclimate STA Set Root DepthSprinklr Location STA SET Slope FactorNone/Slight % Grade None, No Slope SetStation Setup Modes User Defined Completing Station SetupStation 01 Complete Station Mode User With ETRuntime Part MinutesSet Station Run Time Select Number of Cycles Number of Cycles STA 1 01 Cycles/Operating DaySET Soak Time Set Soak TimeREF. ET Part 1 STA 01 1.00 Weekly ET Jul If Days by MonthSupport Functions ST01 a 11.9 MIN 01X Auto Review ModeStation Data 123View No Flow Only Flow DataView Excluded Stations 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 N N N N N N Y YALL STA’s Press Copy Copy from STA 01 toSTA 02 Press Button COPYING...DONETo STA 02 Press Copy Copy Station Defaults toCopy from STA To STA 02 Press ButtonPGM a Press Button Copy Program Defaults toRestoring Program Default Settings ALL PGM Press ButtonCopy Station Mode Date No changeTime No change Adjust AmountADJ Water Amount Non-Adjustable Mode Adjust Days MAD STA 01 0% = No Change 50%Adjust Days MAD STA Adjust Days MAD STA 01 +05% = More Often 45%Skip Short FL VL CM WD DY HW SB -- ER -- -- -- -- -- --=Ok ER=ErrorView Valve Status 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 SH=Short NC=NoConnectFlow Meter Mode Measured Flow GPMFM1 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 N N N N N N N N Edit Excluded StationsSkip No Flow Only SET Flow Meter SizeEdit K Value for Edit Flow OffsetSet Threshold and Delay Values 050 GPM MinutesDelay 005 GPM Minutes015 GPM Minutes 000Hrs 00Mins Since Sun Reports TypeWeekly Stations Monthly StationsFlow Monthly Runtime STAJan 000HRS 00MINS Weekly UsageUsing the Rain Pause Function Feb 26 2010 101545am Rain PauseMaintenance Timeout SkipCustom Kc 120000Average Weekly ET Edit Custom Plant Kc ValueEdit Custom Turf Kc Value Custom Kc TurfSET Weekly ET Part 1 Set Weekly ETBeep on Message For Customer ServiceDial Help and Information Screen OverveiwView Group Number Rain Service ActiveRain Service Days Since Last ETRUN Valve Test Current DepletionSta 0100% MAD50% SkipPassSpecific Stations Using the Manual Watering FunctionManual Water NOWAll Stations Manual Water ALL StationSTA 01 on Aug 08 2007 105842am Irrigation is Turned OFF Aug 08 105842am On A02 BAug 08 105842am On a B M02 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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