16
ESP-LXIVM Series Controllers
Typical ESP-LXIVM Valve operation
Advanced Station Settings and Features
The ESP-LXIVM has many powerful Advanced station settings,
including:
Cycle+Soak
Allows water to be applied to stations intermittently and is useful for
locations such as hillsides which can be diffi cult to irrigate eff ectively.
See "Cycle+Soak™" on page 33 for more details.
Inter Station Delay
Delays the start of the next station in a program after the previous
station completes. See "Inter-Station Delay" on page 36 for more
details.
SimulStations
Allows you to operate multiple stations at the same time. See "Set
SimulStations for Program" on page 37 for more details.
Station Sequencing
Set the sequence in which stations run by Station Number or Station
Priority. See "Station Sequencing" on page 38 for more details.
Valves (Stations)
Valves, or stations are controlled and operate according to irrigation
programs.
The controller is programmed to send signals to an LX-IVM-Valve,
which opens and closes on a timed schedule. For example, the con-
troller sends the fi rst LX-IVM-Valve a signal to open, allowing irri-
gation. When that program is fi nished, the controller shuts off that
valve and sends a signal for the second LX-IVM-Valve to open and
so on.
Maxi Cable
2-Wire path
ESP-LXIVM Controller
Valve 1
Valve 2
Valve 3
