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Built on Innovation

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FORWARD DESIGN. 

BACKWARD COMPATIBLE.

Specifications

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Operating Specifications

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Dimensions

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Plastic Cabinet

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Metal Cabinet (Gray or SS)

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Metal Pedestal (Gray or SS)

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Plastic Pedestal

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Electrical Specifications

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Approvals

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Default Settings

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ICC2 Components

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Display Screens

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Control Buttons

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Control Dial

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Wiring Compartment

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Plastic Cabinet

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Metal Cabinet

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Mounting the Controller

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Plastic Cabinet Wall Mounting

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Metal Cabinet Wall Mounting

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Metal Pedestal Mounting

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Prepare the Concrete

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Install Controller on the Pedestal

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Plastic Pedestal Mounting

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Connecting AC Power

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120 VAC Wire Nut

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230 VAC Wire Nut

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120 VAC Terminal Block

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230 VAC Terminal Block

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Battery Activation

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Installing Modules

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Power Modules

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Station Modules

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Installation Instructions

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Connecting Station Wires

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Connecting a Master Valve (Optional)

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Connecting a Pump Start Relay (Optional)

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Connecting a Hunter Clik Sensor

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Sensor Bypass Switch

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Connecting a Hunter Solar Sync Sensor (Not 

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Wired Solar Sync Installation

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Wireless Solar Sync Installation

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Connecting a Hunter Remote  

(Not Included)

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Programming the Controller

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Setting Current Date and Time

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Setting Program Start Times

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Setting Station Run Times

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Setting Water Days

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Selecting Odd or Even Days to Water

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Selecting Interval Watering

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Selecting Pump/Master Valve Activation

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Setting Seasonal Adjust

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Setting Solar Sync

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Manual Operation of a Single Station

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Setting System Off

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Programmable Rain Off

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Hidden and Advanced Features

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Features and Where They Are Found

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Programmable Sensor Override

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Cycle and Soak

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Delay Between Stations

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Hide Programs

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Solar Sync Delay

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Clik Delay

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Total Run Time

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Test Program

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Easy Retrieve

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Total Reset

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Quick Check

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Run Program (One-Touch Manual Start)

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Troubleshooting

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Compliance Information

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Certificate of Conformity to  

European Directives

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FCC Notice 

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Industry of Canada Notice

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Summary of Contents for I2C-800-M

Page 1: ...oor cabinet I2C 800 M 8 station base model expandable to 54 stations gray metal outdoor cabinet I2C 800 SS 8 station base model expandable to 54 stations stainless steel outdoor cabinet I2C 800 PP 8 station base model expandable to 54 stations plastic pedestal Date Time System Off Start Times Run Times Water Days Solar Sync Manual Seasonal Adjust ...

Page 2: ...2 hunter direct ICC2help Date Time System Off Start Times Run Times Water Days Solar Sync Manual Seasonal Adjust FORWARD DESIGN BACKWARD COMPATIBLE ...

Page 3: ...9 Connecting a Hunter Clik Sensor 20 Sensor Bypass Switch 20 Connecting a Hunter Solar Sync Sensor Not Included 21 Wired Solar Sync Installation 21 Wireless Solar Sync Installation 21 Connecting a Hunter Remote Not Included 22 Programming the Controller 23 Setting Current Date and Time 23 Setting Program Start Times 23 Setting Station Run Times 24 Setting Water Days 24 Selecting Odd or Even Days t...

Page 4: ...1 5 29 2 cm Depth 5 12 7 cm PLASTIC PEDESTAL Height 39 99 1 cm Width 24 61 cm Depth 17 43 2 cm ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS Transformer Input 120 VAC 60 Hz 230 VAC 50 60 Hz international use Transformer Output 24 VAC 1 4 A Station Output 24 VAC up to 0 56 A Pump Master Valve Output 24 VAC up to 0 56 A Battery 9 volt alkaline battery not included used only for non AC programming non volatile memory ma...

Page 5: ...ay 9 Rain Sensor Active Override Indicates if sensor is set to active or bypass 10 Run Time Symbol User can set each station run time from 1 minute to 12 hours 11 Start Time Symbol Schedule up to 8 start times per program in 15 minute increments 12 Odd Even Interval Days Indicates if odd even or interval watering days are selected CONTROL BUTTONS Plus Button Increases selected flashing display Min...

Page 6: ... 5 Water Days Select individual odd even or interval watering days 6 Pump Turn pump or master valve on or off for each station 7 Seasonal Adjust Change all run times in all programs by a percentage 5 to 300 8 Solar Sync Set up and adjust option for Hunter Solar Sync sensor 9 Manual Immediately activate a one time watering of a single station 10 System Off Used to stop all watering until the dial i...

Page 7: ...th grounding lug for supplemental lighting protection 5 Battery Compartment Without AC power a 9 volt battery not included allows programming while a 3 volt CR2032 lithium battery included keeps real time clock 6 Ribbon Cable Connects facepack to power module and transmits information from the control panel to the inner controller assembly 7 Station Output Modules Plug in station modules used to e...

Page 8: ...attaching to drywall or masonry wall 2 Secure a 1 25 mm screw into the wall leaving 6 mm free of the wall Slide the top center keyhole on the rear of the controller over the screw and hang the cabinet on the screw head Drill four pilot holes for the remaining mounting screws Secure the controller in place by installing screws in the four remaining holes from inside the cabinet Re attach the contro...

Page 9: ...drywall or masonry wall 2 Secure a 1 25 mm screw into the wall leaving 6 mm free of the wall Slide the top center keyhole on the rear of the controller over the screw and hang the cabinet on the screw head Drill four pilot holes for the remaining mounting screws Secure the controller in place by installing screws in the four remaining holes from inside the cabinet Re attach the control panel and t...

Page 10: ... PED SS 2 ICC Pedestal Door 3 Pedestal Mounting Template 4 Nut 10 32 qty 2 5 Screw 10 32 x 7 8 qty 2 6 Lock 7 Pedestal Mounting J Bolt qty 4 8 Nut Hex 3 8 qty 8 9 Washer Flat 3 8 qty 8 10 2 Conduit Nipple 11 2 Conduit Locknut 12 Hex Nut Door Lock 13 1 2 Conduit Coupler 14 1 2 Conduit Nipple ...

Page 11: ...er by inserting 2 conduit nipple up through the top of the pedestal into the bottom of the controller and tighten the locknut on the threads 2 Remove the wiring compartment cover from the front of the transformer junction box and secure the controller with 1 2 conduit coupler and nipple 3 Insert two 10 32 screws down through screw holes on the bottom right side of the cabinet and tighten with corr...

Page 12: ...er at the source and verify it is off 2 Disconnect the facepack ribbon cable and remove the facepack from the cabinet 3 Remove the screw and wiring compartment cover from the front of the transformer junction box Wiring Controller Power Wiring Controller Power Wiring Controller Power ...

Page 13: ...sistance at a minimum of 8 2 5 m away from controller Ground Neutral 120 Volt Brown Wire 230 Volt Black Wire 120 Volt Blue Wire Neutral Green Wire Ground Wiring Controller Power 120V Wire nut Ground Neutral 120 Volt Brown Wire 230 Volt Black Wire 120 Volt Blue Wire Neutral Green Wire Ground Wiring Controller Power 120V Wire block Ground Neutral 230 Volt Black Wire 120 Volt Brown Wire 230 Volt Blue...

Page 14: ...m batteries 2 Remove plastic tab from CR2032 battery slot to activate real time date and time backup 3 To replace the CR2032 battery slide the blue lever down to eject the old one 4 Optional 9 volt battery not included may be used only to program the control panel when removed from cabinet and is not capable of running automatic schedules or activating stations 5 Re install cover plate to enclose ...

Page 15: ...nd of the module into the mating holes in one end of the slot and tip the module firmly into place Note Station modules will be installed upside down in station output slots 3 and 4 plastic and slots 4 5 and 6 metal 3 Flip the locking lever into the horizontal locked position 4 Press the RESET button on the back of the control panel Note Pressing the RESET button is required for the controller to ...

Page 16: ...24VAC x2 Transformer Connection Connects 24 VAC yellow wires from transformer Also used to power Hunter sensor modules and receivers 8 GND Connects green safety ground wire from transformer 9 Ribbon Cable Connection Connects controller to control panel 10 Installation Tabs Tip module and insert these tabs into station output slot STATION MODULES 11 Locking Lever Flip up to remove or install module...

Page 17: ...e installed exactly like the ICM400 and ICM800 station modules however it covers two station output slots Note The ICM2200 must be installed in the highest two output slots 3 and 4 plastic or 5 and 6 metal Also there cannot be any empty slots before the ICM2200 Remember to press the RESET button on the back of the control panel after installation ...

Page 18: ...ends of all wires Secure the valve common wires to corresponding COM terminals Attach all individual valve control wires to the appropriate station terminals COM MASTER VALVE P MV CONNECTING A MASTER VALVE OPTIONAL Complete this section only if you have a Master Valve installed The ICC2 has one Pump Master Valve P MV output which is capable of activating either a normally closed Master Valve or a ...

Page 19: ...s 2 The P MV output is located on the power output module in the upper left corner of the ICC2 3 Hunter Pump Start Relays come with two yellow 24 VAC flying leads one of which will connect to the common COM terminal and the other to the P MV terminal 4 Hunter recommends that the controller be mounted at least 15 4 5 m away from the Pump Start Relay While most of the time the distance between the c...

Page 20: ... which SEN terminal Note The Sensor Bypass Switch must be set to Active for the controller to react to a sensor alarm Once an alarm is triggered the display will read OFF and show a blinking symbol Also if there is no sensor installed you must re insert the jumper wire on the SEN terminals or set the Sensor Bypass Switch to Bypass SENSOR BYPASS SWITCH This switch will either enable or disable a we...

Page 21: ... wire pair through any of the available knockouts into the controller cabinet 3 Remove the red jumper wire that is attached across the two SEN terminals 4 Connect either wire to one SEN terminal and the second wire to the other SEN terminal It does not matter which wire connects to which SEN terminal WIRELESS SOLAR SYNC INSTALLATION 1 Repeat steps 1 4 on the previous page however you will connect ...

Page 22: ... rubber cover on the SmartPort align the remote receiver s pins with the connector and push firmly until the receiver is fully seated 2 Each ROAM and ROAM XL system is pre addressed to work right out of the box Once you install the receiver into the SmartPort it will beep four times After approximately seven seconds the receiver will again beep twice to confirm it is programmed to the correct addr...

Page 23: ...ect AM PM or 24 hr mode 6 Press the button to move to hours Use the and buttons to change the hour 7 Press the button to move to minutes Use the and buttons to change the minutes SETTING PROGRAM START TIMES 1 Turn the dial to the Start Times position 2 Press the PRG button to select A B C or D 3 The start time will be flashing Use the and buttons to change the start time Start times advance in 15 ...

Page 24: ...ING WATER DAYS 1 Turn the dial to the Water Days position 2 The display will show the last program selected A B C or D Switch to desired program by pressing the PRG button 3 The pointer at the bottom of the screen will be blinking above MO Monday Press the or buttons to select days for watering or no water 4 After selecting to whether to water for a specific day the pointer will automatically adva...

Page 25: ...icating days remaining in the interval Press the button to select this number and press the or buttons to increase or decrease the days remaining until next watering This number represents the desired number of days until the next watering For example if you select an interval of 3 days with 1 day remaining watering will begin tomorrow at the scheduled start time s and will repeat the schedule eve...

Page 26: ...d to make global run time changes without re programming the entire controller This is perfect for making small schedule changes that are necessary as the weather shifts For instance hotter times of the year may require a bit more water while during cooler seasons shorter watering times may be suitable Seasonal Adjust can increase or decrease original run times by a specified percentage based on l...

Page 27: ...lation However if the Seasonal Adjustment appears to be changing too much or too little the Water Adjustment value can be modified see the Solar Sync owner s manual MANUAL OPERATION OF A SINGLE STATION 1 Turn the dial to the Manual position 2 Station run time will flash in the display Press the button to advance to the desired station 3 Press the and buttons to select run time duration 1 minute up...

Page 28: ...rammed watering for a designated period from 1 to 31 days At the end of the programmable rain off period the controller will resume normal automatic operation 1 Turn the dial to the System Off position and wait for the OFF to stop blinking 2 Press the and buttons to set the number of days to remain off 3 Turn the dial back to the Run position The display will show how many days off remain The days...

Page 29: ...cle and Soak feature allows you to split a station s run time into cyclical shorter watering durations This feature is useful when applying water to slopes and tight soils because it automatically slows the application of water by irrigating with multiple shorter cycles as opposed to one long run time This helps to prevent runoff and excessive watering To do this you should enter the Cycle time as...

Page 30: ...n either 4 or 1 The default setting is set to 4 which shows all 4 programs available and all 8 start times available Switching to a setting of 1 will show only program A and only 1 start time available 3 Rotate the dial back to the Run position when finished programming all Hide Programs Hidden and Advanced Features SOLAR SYNC DELAY ICC2 with built in Solar Sync programming has the ability to dela...

Page 31: ...imes of additional programs TEST PROGRAM The Test Program feature offers users a simplified method for manually starting any or all stations sequentially This feature operates each station in numerical order from lowest to highest and can be started from any specific station This is beneficial for quick operation of your irrigation system 1 With the dial in the Run position press and hold the PRG ...

Page 32: ...ations to detect a high current path through the station terminals When a field wiring short is detected an ERR message preceded by the station number will flash momentarily on the display The test will continue checking the remaining stations for faults and once completed will return to automatic watering mode RUN PROGRAM ONE TOUCH MANUAL START ICC2 is also capable of activating an entire program...

Page 33: ...ton after installing new module or faulty module Verify modules are seated properly and locked into position oriented the correct way in proper slots Remember to press the Reset button on the back of the control panel after adding a new module Display shows the program is running but no actual watering Problem in field wiring faulty solenoid s faulty valve s or no water pressure to system Check fi...

Page 34: ...ifications not expressly approved by Hunter Industries could void your authority to operate this equipment These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception ...

Page 35: ...Built on Innovation 35 Notes Built on Innovation 35 ...

Page 36: ...orporated Please recycle LIT 666 US 3 18 Helping our customers succeed is what drives us While our passion for innovation and engineering is built into everything we do it is our commitment to exceptional support that we hope will keep you in the Hunter family of customers for years to come Gregory R Hunter CEO of Hunter Industries hunter direct icc2help 1 800 733 2823 ...

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