Rain Bird The Freedom System for Maxicom, Instruction Manual

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Using the Freedom System
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Summary of Freedom System commands
There are two sets of commands for the Maxicom
2
Freedom System:
• The first set of commands are used while on-line with a CCU. These commands are the most commonly used
commands and are available to all of the passwords. See “Commands used while on-line with a CCU,” below.
• The second set of commands controls the features within Maxicom
2
. These commands are available only after
entering the master password. In order to use the set of commands that control Maxicom
2
, the user simply
specifies site number 0. See “Commands used to control Maxicom
2
features,” pg. 23.
As you read through these commands, you will notice that:
•
“1”
always means you are turning something on (a site, a schedule,
a station, etc.).
• “2” always means you are turning something off (a site, a schedule,
a station, etc.).
Commands used while on-line with a CCU
For the commands listed in the following table:
• cc = channel
ss = station(s)
tt = minute(s)
SSSS = schedule(s)
• cc, ss, and tt can be 1 or 2 digits
• SSSS can be 1, 2, 3, or 4 digits
• Anything in brackets
{ }
is optional and unlimited in length.
Note:
If you are controlling a satellite with more than 24 stations, you can enter:the base channel number and the actual
station number (i.e., channel 1, station 31)
OR
the actual channel number and corresponding station number(i.e., channel 2, station 7).