29
G
28
G

8.5 Cancelling Receivers

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 the Menu + key (display/ register receivers).
An arrow
V
is displayed before the first registered receiver
11
.
(e.g.11= first receiver, V■1)
3. Press the ▲-▼keys repeatedly until OFF and the arrow V
before the desired receiver start to flash (e.g.33= third receiver,
V■6to V■9).
4. Press the OK key to cancel the receiver.
The symbols
■
are deleted and the receiver is cancelled.
An arrow
V
is displayed before the first receiver
11
that is still
registered (e.g.
V■1
).

8.6 Master Channel

The master channel is a channel that is activated in conjunction
with other channels.This is important, for example, if an irrigation
system is supplied with water by a pump that should be turned
on whenever one of the irrigation valves is activated.
Registering Radio Receivers / Radio Switches as the
Master Channel:
1. Press the Setup key (e.g. using the tip of a pen) to enter the
registering mode for the Central Radio Control Unit.
SETUP
is displayed and the free channels flash on the display.
2. Install batteries in the Central Radio Control Unit or plug the
radio switch you want to register as the master channel into
the Control Unit.
The radio receiver or radio switch is then registered automatically.
3. Set the master channel Musing the ▲-▼-keys and register
by pressing the OKkey.
The radio receiver / radio switch is
registered as the master channel.
Assigning the Master Channel:
1. Register the master channel (see 7.3
Registering Receivers
).
2. Press the Setup key (e.g. using the tip of a pen).
SETUP
is displayed and the free channels flash on the display.
3. Press the Menu + key repeatedly until MASTER appears on the
display and the Vin front of the first registered channel flashes.
4. Select the channel using the ▲-▼keys and deactivate (e.g.
V 11) or activate the master channel by pressing the OKkey.
8. Special Functions

8.1 Opening/Closing Channels Manually

Prerequisite:
All receivers must be registered and the levers of the Irrigation
Valves must be set to the “AUTO” position.
1. Press the Man On/ Off key.
MAN
is displayed and the arrow
V
flashes.
The channels flash until the radio connection is established.
It may take up to 60 seconds to establish a connection.
2. Set the arrow Vto the channel you require using the ▲-▼keys
and open the channel (e.g.V■7) or close the channel (e.g.
V 7) by pressing the OKkey.
The symbol
■
appears in front of the open channel and the open-
ing time
RUN-TIME
(e.g.

00::3300

) is displayed.
If a channel is opened manually, the hours for the opening time
and RUN-TIME flash for 5 seconds.You can change the opening
time during these 5 seconds.The opening time can be set
between 00::0011 and 99::5599.
3. Change the hours for the opening time within 5 seconds using
the ▲-▼keys (e.g.11) and confirm by pressing the OKkey.
4. Change the minutes for the opening time using the ▲-▼keys
(e.g.1100) and confirm by pressing the OK key.
5. Press Man On /Off to end manual operation.
The main level is displayed.
Programmes which are scheduled to run during this manual
opening time are indicated by PROGand are not interrupted.

8.2 Changing Current Time and Day of the Week

1. Press the Menu + key.
The time level is displayed.
2. Change the time and/ or the day (refer to section 7.2
Setting
the Current Time and Day of the Week
).

8.3 Changing an Existing Programme

If a programme already exists on one of the 32 programme
memory locations, you can make changes to this programme
without having to create the programme again from scratch.
The values for the programme start time, run time and cycle
and the assigned channels are pre-set.Therefore, you only
need to alter the values you want to change.You can accept the
values you do not want to change by simply pressing the OKkey.

8.4 Ending the Programming Mode Early

vPress the Menu+ key twice.
The programming mode is closed and the changes you have
entered are saved.
The main level appears.
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3. 4.
2. 3.
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3. 4.