Mueller HYDRO GUARD HG-11 Standard, User'S Operation Manual

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HG-11 Standard:
TBOS-II Programming Instructions
Features
The TBOS-II handheld uses on screen prompts for intuitive programming. It will control
current programming interface (T-2– dark gray case), as well as the previous model of
programming interface (T-1 modules programmed by the TBOS-US handheld).
• 1 to 8 possible flushing events daily, or on selected days weekly, 365-day calendar
• Flush duration 1 minute to 12 hours (1 minute increments)
• Preprogram and store up to 3 different schedules
• Rechargeable battery (low battery indicator shows both handheld and controller
battery conditions) with recharging adaptor (9V lithium battery can be used in the
built-in programming interface)
NOTE: In that the handheld was designed by its manufacturer to program irrigation
systems, many displays use irrigation terminology. In the following instructions, in
such cases the equivalent flushing terminology is shown in parentheses.
Caution: Leaving the infra-red connector connected to the built-in programming
interface can significantly reduce the battery life of the 9-volt batteries in the
programming interface and the rechargeable battery in the TBOS-II handheld.
TBOS-II Handheld Keys
HOME– press three seconds to turn handheld on.
ABC– press to choose from three available programs (to store a program when
preprogramming, or uploading a program to controller).
LEFT and RIGHT ARROWS– move curser left or right, also go back or forward one screen.
ON and OFF/+ and – /UP and DOWN ARROWS– Used to set flushing events on or off,
move selector up and down on screen, or increase or decrease duration and other values.
OK– press to make selection final.
TBOS-II Handheld Home Screen Menu
1) TBOS infra-red– Accessible only when connected to programming interface via the
IR cable: select to connect handheld to programming interface via infrared cable and
access programs on it, or to transfer programs from handheld to programming interface.
2) Templates (TBOS-II)– select to program handheld without connecting to
programming interface.
3) Settings– select to access and set time, date, and various other available user settings.