Hunter SVC-100, Руководство пользователя

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8. If the WVP illuminates the failed to
communicate icon then start over from
step 4.
NOTE: If no WVP transmission takes place after
the red light on the WVC comes on, the WVC
will turn this light back off (after 20 seconds) and
revert back to the address already programmed
into the WVC.
Mounting the WVC to a Hunter Valve
The WVC can easily be mounted on any
Hunter plastic valve. A special designed valve
mounting clip makes installation a snap.
To Mount the WVC to a Valve (Figure 1):
1. Unscrew the existing solenoid from the
valve.
2. Screw the WVC latching solenoid into the
valve bonnet.
3. Attach the large end of the valve mounting
clip to the middle of the WVC body.
4. Snap the small end of the valve mounting
clip to the solenoid.
NOTE: The total length of wire from the WVC to
the solenoid should not exceed 100 ft.
Figure 1
Alternate Mounting Methods
A universal mounting clip and mounting
adapter are also provided with the WVC.
These allow for alternate methods of mounting
the controller either to the side of the valve
box or stake mounted within the valve box.
Valve Box Mounting Method (Figure 2)
1. Position the universal mounting adapter
on the side of the valve box. Make sure
that the bracket is positioned so that the
controller does not interfere with the top of
the valve box cover.
2. Drive two screws to secure the adapter to
the side of the valve box.
3. Attach the WVC to the mounting clip and
slide it on the end of the mounting adapter.
Figure 2
Stake Mounting Method (Figure 3)
The universal mounting adapter can also be
used to stake mount the WVC.
1. Cut a section of 1⁄2" (13 mm) diameter
plastic pipe.
2. Drive the pipe into the ground inside the
valve box to the desired height of the
controller.
3. Slip the mounting adapter on top of the
pipe.
4. Attach the WVC to the mounting clip and
slide onto the adapter.
Figure 3
Connecting a Weather Sensor
A Hunter Mini-Clik
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rain sensor or other
micro-switch type weather sensor can be
connected to the WVC. The purpose of this
sensor is to stop watering when weather
conditions dictate.
To Connect a Weather Sensor to the
WVC (Figure 4):
1. Cut the yellow wire loop attached to the
WVC at approximately the middle of the
loop.
2. Remove approximately 1⁄2" (13 mm) of
insulation from each wire. Attach each wire
to each of the wires of the weather sensor.
Wireless Valve System