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Delete an Event: To delete the data in an
existing Event, press ENTER when the displays
shows
Delete an Event?
The display will then
ask,
Delete data in Event #x?
(where x = the
number of the Event you were on). Press
ENTER. The display will show
OK!
and the
Event will be deleted.
Note that you don’t really delete Events, but the
data in the Events. In effect, the whole sequence
of stations or Blocks will move backward one
Event, to fill the slot that was just deleted.
Example: If the existing Events were as follows,
Event #
1
2
3
4
Station #
5
6
7
8
...and you then delete the data in Event #2, the
new Event list would look like:
Event #
1
2
3
Station #
5
7
8
Since there are only 3 remaining stations, the
last Event is now #3.
Cluster Events?: “Cluster” is a mass-program-
ming function for large groups of similar stations.
When you first program a controller, you may
want to set up all the same types of sprinklers with
the same run time, see what happens, and adjust
individual stations from there. “Cluster” lets you
assign a single run time to large numbers of
sequentially numbered stations, with a minimum
number of keystrokes.
To do this, the Cluster command will assign a
consecutive sequence of station numbers to a
consecutive sequence of Event numbers, with a
single run time for all.
To cluster Events, press STATIONS to get to
the station where you want to begin a Cluster
(often station 1), and press OPTIONS until the
display shows
Cluster Events?
Press ENTER.
The display will show:
(where x = the number of the Event
you were on).
Type the number of the Event you want, or just
press ENTER to accept the choice offered. The
display will show:
Since 30 is the maximum number of Events in
a Program, the controller will always offer to
cluster up to Event #30. You may type any
existing Event number higher than the starting
Event to cluster to, and press ENTER. The
display will then show:
You may start at any station number. Simply
type the number of the station at which you
want to begin, and press ENTER. The display
will then show:
