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Additional Views

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6.1 Valve in Waiting Mode

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6.2 Blinking Alert for Low Batteries

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6.3 Steady Alert for Low Batteries

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6.4 Missing Definition in the Irrigation Program

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6.5 Sensor

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Instructions for Series S Controllers
DC-1S, DC-2S, DC-4S, DC-6S

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7.1 Main Features of the S Series

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7.2 Defining the Duration of Irrigation in a

Periodic Irrigation Program

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7.3 Opening a Window After the Start Time

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7.4 Sensor

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Maintenance, Troubleshooting and Repair

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9.

Warranty Certificate

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Summary of Contents for 6100 Series

Page 1: ...ays Waterproof IP68 Weather resistant Irrigation duration modifiable as a function of percentage entered Operation of 1 to 6 valves and from master valve Option of manual computerized operation of eac...

Page 2: ...Hour Time Format 11 4 3 Valve Selection 12 4 4 Setting the Irrigation Duration 12 4 5 Selecting Days of the Week for Irrigation 13 4 6 Setting Irrigation Start Times 14 4 7 Example Programming a Week...

Page 3: ...in the Irrigation Program 22 6 5 Sensor 23 7 Instructions for Series S Controllers DC 1S DC 2S DC 4S DC 6S 24 7 1 Main Features of the S Series 24 7 2 Defining the Duration of Irrigation in a Periodi...

Page 4: ...be opened regardless of the controller s operation This mode is useful when immediate irrigation is required and the controller is not assembled yet The operating lever is below the solenoid The lever...

Page 5: ...eeds to be inserted and for 18V two batteries 2 NOTE AII controller display elements appear briefly on the display followed by a blinking at 12 00 The controller is now ready to be programmed Replace...

Page 6: ...the solenoid 2 Position the solenoid wires so that they will go through the opening in the base Connect the controller 3 to the base NOTE Assembly of a filter upstream of the valve is mandatory 3 2 In...

Page 7: ...ws 2 not included b Remove the bracket 3 from the controller and mount it on the wall adapter by sliding it downwards onto the mounting plate c Press the controller 4 into the bracket The controller f...

Page 8: ...n airtight box 3 Connect the black wire coming out from the solenoid to the black wire of the controller according to the valve number The valve number is marked on the wires on the controller 4 Conne...

Page 9: ...ng instructions need to be followed Connect the cables to the valves 3 using the special waterproof connectors 2 supplied with the product See illustration 1 Cut the cover of the cable coming out of t...

Page 10: ...aid of 4 buttons Enter Button Used to switch between the desired programming modes Set Button Used to select the parameter to be changed e g hour minute etc The selected parameter can only be changed...

Page 11: ...irrigation system at the correct times the current time and day of the week must first be set 1 Press Enter several times until the Clock appears 2 Press Set The hour digits will blink Set the curren...

Page 12: ...display 3 Place the arrow in front of the valve you want to program using and 4 Press Enter to proceed to the next step DC4 valve manual now duration days starts 4 4 Setting the Irrigation Duration Th...

Page 13: ...t day of the week You can select additional days of the week in the same manner 5 Canceling Scheduled Irrigation Days Bring the blinking arrow under the day you want to cancel Click Set The arrow belo...

Page 14: ...ssing Plus or Minus Repeat actions 2 3 for programing II III IV if required 5 To cancel a specific start time select it by pressing Enter and press Set The hour digits will blink Press Plus or Minus u...

Page 15: ...onday Press Set until the flashing arrow appears below Tuesday and then click on the plus symbol The arrow below Tuesday will stop flashing and move to the right to Wednesday Press Set twice to move t...

Page 16: ...this operation we program the controller to operate the irrigation system once for a fixed number of days for the time allotted to irrigation Note The duration of the valve opening is determined accor...

Page 17: ...he time display will flash 3 Set the desired opening time using or Pay attention to the AM and PM terms 4 Press Set until the number to the right of the start hour flashes the number above the word da...

Page 18: ...ppear in the display After 5 seconds the remaining irrigation time appears counting down on the monitor To close manually press Enter until the manual watering icon appears and press in the display Th...

Page 19: ...the display press and hold for 5 seconds Valve No 1 will open and operate for the duration of the programmed irrigation When valve No 1 closes valve No 2 will open and so on until the end All valves...

Page 20: ...bled now 3 To return control to the controller press Enter until the clock icon appears and then press continuously until the icon disappears 4 Downtime may be carried out while the valve is turned on...

Page 21: ...ually operating a computerized waiting valve the letter W Wait will appear on the display and the valve will open as soon as another valve closes 1 Press Enter until a clock is displayed 2 Wait until...

Page 22: ...eries are low and are not replaced in time the battery icon will appear steadily All other displays will disappear all valves will close and programs will disappear Replace the batteries as soon as po...

Page 23: ...s of dry contact N C sensors can be used The sensor connection is performed as described in Section 3 4 Wiring the controller to a two wire solenoid page 8 As long as the sensor does not close the cir...

Page 24: ...that allows you to set part of the day the irrigation window in which only the defined periodic irrigation program will be carried out see Section 6 2 The irrigation window is set for a small irrigati...

Page 25: ...and PM terms 4 Press Enter until the Close Window icon appears The screen will display 12 00 AM or the last window closing time entered 5 Set the desired window closing time using or note the AM and...

Page 26: ...not irrigate Press to stop the sensor The word OFF will appear on the display Example 5 minutes of irrigation every 30 minutes from 9 00 AM to 5 00 PM Programming is done at 09 20 so the program will...

Page 27: ...on The valve does not open in the automatic program or in computerized manual operation 1 The connection between the controller and the solenoid is faulty 1 Disconnect the solenoid from the controller...

Page 28: ...tioning as a direct result of defective production by Galcon in relation to the material and the quality of work Galcon undertakes within a reasonable period of time to repair the defective product or...

Page 29: ...alcon or its authorized reseller even if the products are marked by trademarks similar to the trademarks which are used by Galcon 7 After replacement or repair of the product the warranty for the new...

Page 30: ...her document and or obligation and including any other warranty shall not be valid remedies and other conditions whether given verbally or in writing and or given explicitly or implicitly for a specif...

Page 31: ...es cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of t...

Page 32: ...GDB 622 Galcon Kfar Blum Tel 972 4 6900222 info galconc com www galconc com...

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