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GENESIS OPERATIONS MANUAL
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Note: While a Program is in Cycle Delay, the display shows the Program number, start number, and amount of
time left in the delay. For example:
A/P 1.1.Dly 0:16
This display shows Automatic Program: Program #1, Start #1, and 16 seconds (or minutes, depending on the
mode) left in the delay.
Option #7 - Program Classification
This option changes the Program classification that determines how the Program/Starts operate. Classifications
are:
Independent Starts run exactly as programmed.
Couple Starts within a Program are not allowed to overlap; they follow each other in order of the
programmed Start times. There may be a gap between the end of one Start and the
beginning of the next one.
MasterCouple Start times within the field controller are not allowed to overlap. Programs and Starts
follow in their originally programmed order, but no two Programs or Start times can run
simultaneously.
You can set any number of Programs to any of these options. For example, Programs #1 and #4 could be
MasterCouple, #3 and #5 could be Couple, and #2 Independent.
HOW OPTION #7 WORKS:
To better understand how these classifications work, look at the sample Program settings below. Then review the
three diagrams that follow. They show how the same set of Programs will run in three different ways, depending
on the classification you choose.
Program Start Begins Ends Run Time
P1 T1 11:30 12:30 60 min.
T2 12:30 1:30 60 min.
P2 T1 8:00 9:00 60 min.
T2 8:30 9:30 60 min.
P3 T1 10:30 11:30 60 min.
T2 10:00 11:00 60 min.
If all three Programs are classified with the Independent Option, they will run in the following order:
8 9 10 11 12 1
Time
P2 T1 P3 T1
P2 T2 P3 T2 P1 T1 P1 T2
The numbers across the top represent the hours, 8 o'clock, 9 o'clock, and so on. Notice there are gaps between 9
and 10:30, between 9:30 and 10, and another between 11 and 11:30. Between 8:30 and 9 and again between
10:30 and 11, Starts overlap.