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Other Components (Figure 2)
19.
Transmit/Receive Button
– Transmit/
Retrieve program information.
20.
Battery Compartment
– Accepts
standard 9-volt alkaline battery.
21.
External Antennae
– Flexible external
antennae.
Figure 3
Figure 2
Control Buttons (Figure 3)
Button
– Increases the selected flashing
display.
Button
– Decreases the selected flashing
display.
Button
– Selects programming function.
Button
– Advances the selected flashing
display to the next item.
Button
– Navigates the selected flashing
display back to the previous item.
Installing the Battery
The WVC uses a standard 9-volt alkaline
battery to operate the valve and program the
controller. The battery life is affected by the
number of valve actuations, along with the
distance the solenoids are from the controller.
Under normal conditions the battery should
provide at least one full year of service.
NOTE: The WVC has non-volatile memory that
allows the battery to be removed without losing
any program information.
To install the battery:
1. Unscrew the rear half of the WVC body to
gain access to the battery compartment.
2. Snap the battery into the battery holder.
NOTE: The battery holder is designed so that the
battery can only be inserted one way.
3. Make sure no water is inside the battery
compartment. Screw the WVC body halves
together to seal the compartment.
Wiring DC Latching Solenoids to the WVC
Leads are provided to attach a Hunter DC
latching solenoid or other two-wire, DC
latching solenoids to the WVC.
Hunter DC latching solenoids have two
leads: one colored black and the other red.
To connect DC latching solenoids:
1. Select the appropriate station wire on the
WVC (Note: Station numbers are identified
on the WVC overlay) and strip away
1⁄2" (13 mm) of
insulation from
the wire.
2. Remove 1⁄2" (13
mm) of insulation
from the common
wire (black wire)
on the WVC.
WVC INSTALLATION
Wireless Valve System
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