STEP 1: SET TO CURRENT TIME OF DAY
Rotate the day dial (1) clockwise until the current time of day lines up with the point
of the day switch arm (2).
STEP 2: TO SET THE PROGRAM DIALS (Skip-a-day)
Rotate the program
1
dial (3) clockwise until the current day lines up with the center
of the program switch arm (4). Program 2 dial (5) will rotate with the program
1
dial.
STEP 3: TO SET WATERING START TIME
Pull the day dial’s switch lug (6) out at the time of day watering is required to start.
More than one switch lug may be pulled out for multiple waterings in a 24 hour period.
All other switch lugs must be pushed in so they will not start to the day switch arm.
STEP 4: TO SET THE WATERING PROGRAM
Pull out program 1 and program 2 dials’ switch lugs (7) representing the days of the
week of watering for both programs. All other lugs must be pushed in so the program
switch arms will not be started on days to be skipped.
STEP 5: TO SET PROGRAM CIRCUIT SWITCHES AND CIRCUIT WATERING
TIMES
Place each of the twelve circuit switches (8) to the desired program: program 1,
program 2, or off. Before adjusting the watering time, place the master switch (9) in
the rain position. Each of the twelve circuits can then be individually adjusted for
watering time. To change the time simply rotate the selected circuit timing knob (IO)
until its raised line matches up with the minutes required on the circuit selector wheel
(11). if while making these adjustments the circuit selector wheel is moved off of its
set point, it must be returned to the set point before placing the master switch to its
automatic position. Rotate the circuit selector wheel clockwise until its pointer lines up
with the solid mark to the left of the set arrow. When the master switch is placed in
automatic, the wheel will move to its set position and stop.
CAUTION: Move selector wheel clockwise only.
NOTE: Watering time must exceed 15 minutes. Otherwise, watering
cycle will immediately repeat.
STEP 6: MASTER SWITCH
For programmed watering, move the master switch (9) to the automatic position. To
shut down the system (rain), move the master switch to the rain position. For manual
watering, move the master switch to the manual position, then move the desired
program circuit switch to the manual position. The selected circuit will run as long as
both switches are in their manual positions. If the master switch is moved back to the
automatic position and an automatic cycle starts with a program circuit switch left in
the manual position, the circuit selector wheel will move past the circuit without
watering.
STEP 7: CIRCUIT BREAKER
A tripped circuit breaker (12) indicates an electrical problem in the wiring to the
valves or in the valve. If the circuit breaker trips, the controller will stop on the circuit
causing the problem. To reset the circuit breaker, push the reset button.
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ZONE LEGEND
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