Toro 12, 48, 24, 36 manual Connecting the Power Wires, Connecting an Earth Ground Source

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Connecting the Power Wires

WARNING: All electrical components must meet applicable national and local electrical codes including installation by qualified personnel. These codes may require a means in the fixed wiring of disconnecting AC power having a contact separation of at least 0.120" (3mm) in the line and neutral poles. The wire used for connection to the controller must have insulation rated at 105°C minimum. Do not connect the controller to one phase of a

3-phase power source. Ensure the AC power source is OFF prior to connecting to the controller.

1.Ensure the power is discon- nected at the source.

2.Route the AC power and equipment ground wires through electrical conduit to the controller.

3.Remove the wiring access panel located below the transformer.

4.Using a small screwdriver, secure wires as follows: hot to L, neutral to N, and equipment ground to .

5.Reinstall the cover plate.

6.Apply power to controller.

Hot

Neutral

Equipment

Ground

Connecting an Earth Ground Source

!Caution: Warranty may be void if the controller is not properly grounded to an earth ground device.

1.Install a copper-clad ground device; i.e., 8’ (2,5m) ground rod into well moistened soil. The top of the rod buied at least 12” (30,5cm) below grade.

2.Using a Cad-weldTM(or equivalent) attachment method, connect a 6 AWG (10mm2) solid copper wire to the ground device and route to the controller in the most direct path. (Wire bends should be minimal and not be less than 8” (20,3cm) in radius).

3.Route ground wire through cabinet base using 1/4” (6mm) access hole provided.

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Contents User’s Guide Page Table of Contents Using the Review Function Station Setup Modes User DefinedUsing the Copy Function Run Function The Off Function Using the Reports FunctionUsing the Help / ET Function Using the Manual Watering FunctionPage Introduction How the ET Everywhere Service Works Getting Started Intelli-Sense Control Module See page 6 for details Controller Hardware OverviewFlow and Rain Sensor Connection Terminal Block Main Power Connection Terminal Block ScrewTMR-1 Handheld Remote Connections Provides Control Module Overview Page Page About Controller Input Adjust Display ContrastSet Controller Clock Date YearFeb 24 Date MonthYes Time ZonePacific Auto Daylight Savings36 36 STA Config Found AciveMAX Active Stations User DefinedSelect Stack or Overlap Option Stack or OverlapSet Master Valve/Pump Start Option Master VALVE/PUMP StartNormally Closed/Pump On Assign Pump Start Output Not AssignedNo Check Fuse Often MAX Backup ET Part 1Set Maximum Backup ET Runtime Valve TestPage Optm S1200am W1600 Select ProgramSelect Program 1st Start/Window PRG a Start 1200am Win 1600 Button to View SET STARTS/WINDOWS PRG aSkip Button to View Start 1 S1200am W1600 Off Edit Button to View2nd Start/Window PRG a Start 0700pm Win 0500 Button to View Optimized By WeatherTRAK Water DAY ModeSet Program Water Day Mode ModeOK to Water DAY IntervalEveryday Days of WeekT W T F S Water DAY Mode PGM aOK to Water on Station Data Setup Automated by WeatherTRAK Station Mode STAStation Setup Mode Automated by WeatherTRAK Select StationSpray Head Use Water Window STA Yes end time 0400pmUsable Rainfall 100% Spklr TypeSet Precipitation Rate Inches/Hr DefaultPrecip Part STASet Sprinkler Efficiency Percent DefaultSoil Type SandyPlant Type Cool Season Turf DefaultSelect Plant Type Page Set Root Depth Inches DefaultSET Microclimate STA Sunny All DayNone, No Slope Set SET Slope FactorNone/Slight % Grade Sprinklr Location STACompleting Station Setup Station Setup Modes User DefinedStation 01 Complete User With ET Station ModeMinutes Runtime PartSet Station Run Time Set Soak Time Number of Cycles STA 1 01 Cycles/Operating DaySET Soak Time Select Number of CyclesJul If Days by Month REF. ET Part 1 STA 01 1.00 Weekly ETSupport Functions 123 Review ModeStation Data ST01 a 11.9 MIN 01X Auto01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 N N N N N N Y Y Flow DataView Excluded Stations View No Flow OnlyCOPYING...DONE Copy from STA 01 toSTA 02 Press Button ALL STA’s Press CopyTo STA 02 Press Button Copy Station Defaults toCopy from STA To STA 02 Press CopyALL PGM Press Button Copy Program Defaults toRestoring Program Default Settings PGM a Press ButtonDate No change Copy Station ModeTime No change Amount AdjustADJ Water Amount Adjust Days MAD STA 01 +05% = More Often 45% Adjust Days MAD STA 01 0% = No Change 50%Adjust Days MAD STA Non-Adjustable Mode01 02 03 04 05 06 07 SH=Short NC=NoConnect FL VL CM WD DY HW SB -- ER -- -- -- -- -- --=Ok ER=ErrorView Valve Status Skip ShortMeasured Flow GPM Flow Meter ModeFM1 SET Flow Meter Size Edit Excluded StationsSkip No Flow Only 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 N N N N N N N NEdit Flow Offset Edit K Value for050 GPM Minutes Set Threshold and Delay Values005 GPM Minutes Delay015 GPM Minutes Monthly Stations Reports TypeWeekly Stations 000Hrs 00Mins Since SunWeekly Usage Monthly Runtime STAJan 000HRS 00MINS FlowFeb 26 2010 101545am Rain Pause Using the Rain Pause FunctionSkip Maintenance TimeoutEdit Custom Plant Kc Value 120000Average Weekly ET Custom KcSet Weekly ET Custom Kc TurfSET Weekly ET Part 1 Edit Custom Turf Kc ValueHelp and Information Screen Overveiw For Customer ServiceDial Beep on MessageDays Since Last ET Rain Service ActiveRain Service View Group NumberSkipPass Current DepletionSta 0100% MAD50% RUN Valve TestNOW Using the Manual Watering FunctionManual Water Specific StationsManual Water ALL Station All StationsSTA 01 on Run Function Aug 08 105842am On A02 BAug 08 105842am On a B M02 Aug 08 2007 105842am Irrigation is Turned OFFLandscape is too wet Landscape is too dryAlert tone continues to turn on Display is blank Adjust Function appears to be ineffectiveReview display indicates 99+ minutes Week 1 of the watering day schedule appears incompletePage Glossary of Terms Page Appendix C Mounting the Controller Installing ConduitConnecting an Earth Ground Source Connecting the Power WiresHot Neutral Equipment Ground Valve Box 12 30.5cm AWG Solid Copper Wire Ground Rod Connecting the Station WiresHot Post Valve Common Terminals Valve Common WireToro Rain Sensor Connection Aug 08 2007 105842am RainSwitch MRain 24 VAC White Brown Red Flow +- + Flow Sensor ConnectionToro TFS Series Flow Sensor Page Electrical MechanicalPage Toro Promise Limited Five-Year Warranty Industrial Canada compliance information

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