Gardena 1243 Changing the Default Manual Opening Time, Temperature Sensor, Changing the PIN

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8.7 Changing the Default Manual Opening Time

		The default value for the manual opening time can be set
3.	4.	between 0 :01 and 9 :59 . The Central Radio Control Unit is
		pre-set to 0 :30 .
		1.	Press the Setup key (e.g. using the tip of a pen).
			SETUP is displayed and the free channels flash on the display.
		2.	Press and hold down the Man On/Off key for approx.
			3 seconds.
			MAN and RUN-TIMEare displayed and the hours of the opening
			time flash.
		3.	Set the hours for the opening time using the ▲-▼keys
			(e.g. 1 ) and confirm by pressing the OK key.
		4.	Set the minutes for the opening time using the ▲-▼keys

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3.	4.	3.	Set the arrow V to the sensor you require (e.g. V 7 =
			sensor 7) using the ▲-▼keys and assign the sensor to the
			channel (e.g. V■ 7 ) by pressing the OK key.
		4.	Once you have assigned all the sensors you require (e.g. ■ 1
			and ■ 7 ), to the channel (e.g. channel 9 ) press the Menu +.

The display then changes to point 2 again and the channel and the sensors assigned to this channel are displayed.

8.10 Temperature Sensor

(e.g. 10 ) and confirm by pressing the OK key.

8.8 Changing the PIN

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Each radio receiver is equipped with a temperature sensor in addition to the connected sensors. The temperature of the con- nected receiver is displayed in the main level.

		The 3-digit PIN (Personal Identification Number) which can be
3.	4.	set between 000 and 999 , prevents unauthorised access to
		your watering programmes. You are only asked to enter your PIN
		if the number is not 000 .
		1.	Press the Setup key (e.g. using the tip of a pen).
			SETUP is displayed and the free channels flash on the display.
		2.	Press and hold down the Channel Sensor key for approx.
			3 seconds.
			PIN is displayed and the first number of the PIN flashes.
		3.	Set the first number of your PIN using the ▲-▼keys (e.g. 9 )
			and confirm by pressing the OK key.

4. Change the second digit (e.g. 7 ) and the third digit (e.g. 3 )

		in the same way as for the first digit.
		When you have changed the PIN, the main level appears on
		the display again.
		8.9 Operating the Sensors
1.	2.	After registering the receiver, each channel is assigned its own
		sensor (sensor 16 (M) was registered together with channel M).

The sensors can also be assigned to the channels individually. This is useful, for example, if you want to control the entire irri- gation system using a rain sensor or soil moisture sensor.

1. Press and hold down the Channel Sensor key for 2 seconds.

SENSOR is displayed, Channel 1 and CHANNEL flash on the display.

2.Select the channel using the ▲-▼keys (e.g. channel 9 ) and confirm by pressing the OK key.

SENSOR and the arrow V next to sensor 1 (V 1) flash on the display.

1. Select the radio receiver In the main level using the ▲-▼keys.

TEMP is displayed and the arrows V flash next to the selected radio receiver.

2. Confirm by pressing OK (e.g. radio receiver V 6 to V 9 ).

The temperature is displayed as -- ° C until the radio receiver has transferred the current temperature of the Central Radio Control Unit (e.g. 25 °C).

		8.11 Channel and Sensor View
a)	b)	The main level can be displayed in the channel or sensor view.
		v Press the Channel Sensor key to change the view.
		a) Channel View:
		CHANNEL and all channels that are switched on are displayed
		(e.g. channels 1, 3 and 7 are switched on ■ 1, ■ 3 and ■ 7).
		b) Sensor View:
		SENSOR and all sensors that are switched on are displayed,
		e. g. Soil Moisture Sensor = moist
		(e.g. sensors 3 and 9 are switched on = ■ 3 and ■ 9).

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