Irritrol Total Control-R Series User Manual

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Page 1 - User’s Guide

User’s GuideTOTAL CONTROLTMInstallation and Programming Guide for6, 9, 12, 15, 18 and 24 Station Controllers(Indoor and Outdoor Models)English • Esp

Page 2 - FEATURES

8using drip irrigation could run on a separate program once every two weeks.The garden area requirements might include watering every other day. To ta

Page 3 - TABLE OF CONTENTS

WATERING SCHEDULE FORM (SAMPLE)For your convenience, a Watering Schedule Form/Quick Reference Cardis provided. Use the form to plan and record your au

Page 4 - CONTROLLER COMPONENTS

10SETTING THE CURRENT TIME AND DATEBefore you can program the controller for automatic watering, you mustset the controller clock to the current time

Page 5 - Figure 2

11ERASING ANY PRIOR PROGRAMSThis process enables you to easily clear the controller memory of alluser-defined watering program information within an i

Page 6 - GENERAL INFORMATION

125. Repeat steps 3 and 4 to set a run time for each station you wish toassign to the selected program.6. Repeat steps 2 through 5 for each program as

Page 7 - Manual-Program Cycle

13Note: The Total Control will operate one watering cycle in a programat a time. If a start time occurs while a watering cycle is in progress,the star

Page 8 - HOW THE SENSOR FEATURE WORKS

14To set a watering day schedule for each program:1. Turn the function dial to the Watering Daysposition. Thedisplay will show the current watering da

Page 9 - WHAT IS A WATERING PROGRAM?

15D. Use the + or – button to select the Day Interval (1–30 days).E. Press the NEXTbutton. The controller displays TODAY andits current setting.F. Use

Page 10 - Programming the Controller

16MANUAL OPERATIONSManual operation allows you to run individual stations or startautomatic watering programs as needed. The Total Control providessep

Page 11 - (Example)

17PROGRAM CYCLEUse this feature to manually operate watering programs. You can run theentire program or start anywhere within the station sequence of

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iThank you for purchasing a Total Control irrigation system controller.Listed below are some important features you should be aware ofbefore you begin

Page 13 - SETTING THE STATION RUN TIME

18To set a Rain Delay period1. Turn the function dial to the Rain position.2. Use the + and/or – buttons to select the number of days (1–7) todelay op

Page 14 - SETTING PROGRAM START TIME(S)

19Installation ProceduresMOUNTING THE CONTROLLERINDOOR MODEL1. Place the mounting template (provided) on the wall, positioningthe controller display a

Page 15 - SELECTING THE DAYS TO WATER

20MOUNTING THE CONTROLLEROUTDOOR MODEL1. Place the mounting template (provided) on the wall, positioningthe controller display area (indicated on the

Page 16

21CONNECTING THE VALVE WIRING1. To provide a field common wire, attach one wire to either solenoidlead of all sprinkler valves and master valve (optio

Page 17 - OPERATING THE CONTROLLER

22CONNECTING A PUMP START RELAYWhen a pump is to be operated by the controller, a compatible relaymust be used. The relay coil will be connected to th

Page 18 - MANUAL OPERATIONS

23CONNECTING A RAIN SWITCH SENSORThe Total Control is designed for use with a normally-closed rainsensor or “Rain Switch.” (Refer to page 6 for additi

Page 19 - OFF AND RAIN DELAY

24CONNECTING THE POWER WIRESThe outdoor controller has a built-in transformer which must beconnected to a grounded three-wire 120 V a.c. (domestic),

Page 20 - INSTALLATION PROCEDURES

25❖ Error Solution❖ All valves 1. Verify program: station time, watering startwill not times, watering days schedule, current time,turn on current day

Page 21 - INDOOR MODEL

26❖ Error Solution❖ Valve 1. Check station times and water budget.stays on2. Check for Manual mode; place dial in Runposition.3. Disconnect valve wire

Page 22 - OUTDOOR MODEL

271. Disconnect power to the controller.2. Carefully remove the fuse (item 17 on page 3) from the end clips.3. Install a new 2.0A slow-blow fuse, ensu

Page 23 - CONNECTING THE VALVE WIRING

1Features...iController Components...

Page 24 - CONNECTING A PUMP START RELAY

28SPECIFICATIONSCabinet:Outdoor – Plastic, weather-resistant, indoor/outdoor, wall mount with key-actuated locking coverIndoor – Durable plastic cab

Page 26 - CONNECTING THE POWER WIRES

Electromagnetic CompatibilityDomestic: This equipment generates and uses radio frequency energy and if notinstalled and used properly, that is, in str

Page 27 - TROUBLESHOOTING

2Controller Components▲ FIGURE 11 LCD Display: For viewing time, program and status information.2 + /On & – /Off Buttons: For entry of program inf

Page 28 - Troubleshooting

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Page 29 - FUSE REPLACEMENT

4This section contains general information on:• How the backup system works• How the electronic circuit breaker works• How the sensor feature worksHOW

Page 30 - SPECIFICATIONS

5General InformationHOW THE ELECTRONIC CIRCUITBREAKER WORKSThe controller is equipped with an electronic circuit breaker. If thecontroller detects a s

Page 31

6HOW THE SENSOR FEATURE WORKSThe Total Control is equipped to operate with an optional rainsensing device (rain switch) to prevent automatic controlle

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7This section covers the following topics:•Getting started• Setting the current time and date• Erasing any prior programs• Setting the station run tim

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