The Receiver requires a nominal voltage of 24V to power the unit.
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Turn off / Disconnect Power to the Controller/timer before proceeding!
A. Controllers
WITH
24V Terminals: (Fig. 3)
24V terminals are present on the majority of controllers. Simply
attach the Red and Black Receiver wires to these two terminals
(order does not matter).
B. Controllers with
NO
24V Terminals: (Fig. 6)
On controllers that do not have 24V terminals, “piggy-back” the
Red and Black wires to the controller’s 24VAC supply wires.
C. Using the Optional Transformer: (Fig. 7)
In rare cases where a controller does not
use 24V as its power supply, or access to
it is not convenient, it is best to use an
optional 24V Transformer to power the
Receiver unit. Order R&D part #
TRN120 from your distributor or R&D
directly. (Available at a nominal cost).
I
NITIAL
R
ECEIVER
T
ESTING
:
Reconnect power to Controller. Test the Receiver installation by lightly
pressing & holding the Spindle at the top of the Transmitter unit - the
“System Off - Rain” light should illuminate on the Receiver for the dura-
tion of the actuation. (The Battery Low light will also briefly flicker
when a valid transmission has been received.) If the light does not illu-
minate, please recheck your wiring.
Also make sure the Antennas are
fully extended and straight.
4
1 2 3 4
Valve
Terminals
To Valves
Common From Valves
White
Yellow
Wire Nut
Valve Controller / Timer
Pump / MV
Black
Red
C
24 VAC
“Piggy-back” connections
1 2 3 4
Valve
Terminals
To Valves
Common From Valves
White
Yellow
Wire Nut
Valve Controller / Timer
Pump / MVPump / MV
Black
Red
C
C
24 VAC
“Piggy-back” connections
Fig. 6
Black
Red
24 VAC
Optional Transformer
Black
Red
24 VAC
Optional Transformer
Fig. 7
Brown
