NOTE: The ICR remote can activate any station on the controller whether the controller dial is in the “System Off”, “Run” or “Run/Bypass Sensor” modes. If a sensor device has been wired to the controller, the ICR will not override the sensor for manual operation.

Maximizing Operating Range..................................................................

The ICR is designed as an extended range remote that should meet the range requirements for even the largest irrigation systems. The maximum range of transmission will vary from approximately ½ mile to 2 miles depending upon the site terrain and the location of the Receiver.

Listed below are a few steps to assure that you are getting the maximum range possible:

1.Do not install the SmartPort® wiring harness (that the Receiver connects to) near large sources of metal such as power meters, water pipes, and metal siding.

2.Do not install the SmartPort wiring harness in a basement or underground location.

3.For maximum range in all directions from the Receiver, the Receiver antennae should be pointed straight up (vertically). If the Receiver is mounted with its antennae oriented horizontally, reception will be very good if the Transmitter is on either side of the antennae, but poor if it is facing the end of the antennae.

4.When operating the Transmitter, hold the Transmitter as vertical as possible and turn and face the direction of the Receiver even though it may be a long way away.

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Hunter Fan ICR owner manual Maximizing Operating Range