8
PGM
A
/
C
1-D: Select the “A” or “C” program
Example
To select program A, adjust the display to read “P A.”
SET
CLOCK &
PROGRAM
Again
Press
and adjust
the right
two digits by
pressing:
OR
Program “A”
How to select a program
This step selects which program will be set by completing steps 2 to 4 on the
previous pages.
Example
To select program C, adjust the display to read “P C.”
Program “C”
SET
CLOCK &
PROGRAM
Again
Press
and the current or just
programmed time should
appear:
Time
2:20 p.m.
1-E: To display the current time
Tip!
Pressing the SET CLOCK key during any other programming operation will return
the display to show the time of day.
How to use two programs in your sprinkler system
More often than not, different areas of your yard need different amounts of water. For
example, a station watering in a shady area should apply less water than stations op-
erating in sunny areas. Shrubs require less frequent watering than lawns while tropical
plants require more watering. Drip irrigation needs long but infrequent watering.
Dual programs permit your stations to be assigned to one or both programs. Each pro-
gram is completely separate, watering its own days, its own times and its own dura-
tions.
Here's some suggestions on how to divide your yard by watering need:
Program A
Program C
Backyard
Frontyard
Sunny areas
Shady areas
Lawn areas
Shrub areas
Flat areas
Hilly areas
Normal sprinklers Drip irrigation
Note: Because program "A" is preset at the factory we recommend setting program "A"
first as your primary program and then set program "C."
