Gardena Master Bedienungsanleitung

Master Art. 1892

EN Operator’s manual

Water Control

M T

T F S S

Schedule 1

Water Now

on/off

WATERING

NOW FOR

min

for 50 minutes

NEXT WATERING

TODAY

Schedule

Home

Schedule 1

M T T F S SW

MONDAY

Schedule 1

START TIME

SELECT

LANGUAGE

Deutsch

English

Français

Nederlands

Svenska

Italiano

WHAT TIME

IS IT?

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

Sunday

WHAT DAY

IS IT?

max. 1 year

min. 4 weeks

max. 4 weeks

empty

1x 9V

NEW SCHEDULE

Create a

new schedule

ABC

Ø 26,5mm G3/4"

+ Ø 33,3mm G1"

1 Set language 2 Set weekday 3 Set time (hrs, min.) 4 Ready for schedule

1 Manual watering

2 Schedule 1

1 Set schedule 1 Idle screen 2 Schedules

3 sec. Key Lock

3 sec. Reset

O.K.

Back

Sensor

Schedule 1

M T T F S SW

We Battery Condition*

Seasonal Run Time Adjustment

Add/Create a schedule

Schedule

Run Time

(max. 4 hrs)

Start Time

(24 hrs)

Time

Weekday

Frequency

(7 days)

Schedule 1

(S1-S6)

Sensor

Schedule

on/off

Active Watering

2 3

LV LT ET NO FI DA SV EN

Water Lines 2

Water Distributor

automatic

Back

Select active

water lines

Water Distributor

automatic

Time, day

Select language

Optional, control

2-6 water lines

Rain

Pause

Delete schedule

Soil Moisture

Sensor

3 days

Pauses all

watering for

1-9 days

Rain

Pause

Delete schedule

Soil Moisture

Sensor

Pauses all

watering for

1-9 days

Reduces all

schedules

(100%=regular)

Seasonal

Run Time

Rain

Pause

Delete schedule

40%

Activate soil

moisture sensor

Water line 1

Sensor

OFF

Reduces all

schedules

(100%=regular)

Seasonal

Run Time

Rain

Pause

Delete schedule

100%

Reduces all

schedules

(100%=regular)

Seasonal

Run Time

Rain

Pause

Delete schedule

Soil Moisture

Sensor

Water Distributor

automatic

Delete selected

schedules DELETE

Schedule 1

Schedule 1Soil

Back

Soil Moisture

Sensor

Water Distributor

automatic

Time, day

Optional, set soil

moisture level

(dry,wet)

Select language

Back

Select language

SELECT

LANGUAGE

Deutsch

English

Français

Nederlands

Svenska

Italiano

Time

Day

Back

TIME, DAY

Time, day

Select language

Back

Time, day

Sensitivity

Delete Sensor

Back

Soil Moisture

Sensor

1/5

Water line 1

START TIME

KOArt. 1197

1 Menu: Seasonal

Run Time

3 Reduce

Watering

2 Regular

Run Time

1 Menu: Delete schedule 1 Menu: Time, day 1 Menu: Select language2 Delete schedule 1 2 Set Time, day 2 Select language

3 Create schedule 1‒ 6 4 Sensor per line

(optional)

5 Schedule L11 Menu: Water

Distributor automatic

1 Menu:

Rain Pause

2 Pause / 3 days

1 Menu: Soil

Moisture Sensor

2 Set sensitivity

2 Select amount of

active water lines

Art. 1867

Water Distributor

automatic

L2L1

M T T F S SW

Sensor

GARDENA Water Control Master

Translation of the original instructions.

For safety reasons, children and young

people under 16 as well as anyone who is

not familiar with these operating instruc-

tionsshould not use the product. Persons with

reduced physical or mental abilities may use the

product only if they are supervised or instructed by

a responsible person. Children must be supervised

to ensure that they do not play with the product.

Never operate the product when you are tired, ill or

under the influence of alcohol, drugs or medicine.

Intended use:

The GARDENA Water Control is intended for private

use in domestic and hobby gardens, exclusively

for outdoor use, to control sprinklers and watering

systems. The Water Control can be used for auto-

matic watering during holidays.

DANGER! The GARDENA Water Control must

not be used for industrial purposes or in

conjunction with chemicals, foodstuffs, easily

flammable and explosive materials.

1. SAFETY

Important!

Read the operator’s manual carefully before use

and keep for future reference.

Battery:

To ensure the Water Control runs safely,

only a 9V alkaline manganese battery

(alkaline) type IEC 6LR61 must be used!

In order to stop the Water Control from failing

because of a weak battery if you are away for

along time, the battery must be replaced when

the battery symbol flashes.

Setting up:

The Water Control may only be set up vertically

with the sleeve nut to the top to prevent water

penetrating into the battery compartment.

The minimum water output to ensure that the

Water Control functions correctly is 20 – 30 l/h.

For example, at least 10 x 2-litre Drip Heads are

required to control the Micro-Drip-System.

At high temperatures (over 70 °C at the display)

the LCD display may extinguish. This does not

affect the program in any way. When the com-

puter cools down the LCD display illuminates

again.

The max. temperature for the water flow is

40 °C.

Avoid tensile strain.

vDo not pull the hose connected to the

Water Control.

CAUTION! If the control section is

removed when the valve is open, the

valve remains open until the control section

is reattached.

DANGER! Cardiac arrest!

This product makes an electromagnetic

field while it operates. This field may under some

conditions interfere with active or passive medical

implants. To decrease the risk of conditions that

can possibly injure or kill, we recommend persons

with medical implants to speak with their physician

and the medical implant manufacturer before you

operate the product.

DANGER! Risk of suffocation!

Small parts can be easily swallowed. There

is also a risk that the polybag can suffocate tod-

dlers. Keep toddlers away when you assemble the

product.

2. INITIAL OPERATION v(Fig. A–D)

4. SETTINGS v(Fig. G–Q)

A video of

the setting

processes

is available

here:

3. FUNCTION v(Fig. F)

The Master Water Control offers two options

for watering your garden automatically on

a timer:

• Water 1 area of a garden with a water line

e.g. using a sprinkler, the GARDENA Micro-Drip-

System or the GARDENA Sprinklersystem

– or –

• Operate 2 ‒ 6 water lines one after another

using the GARDENA Automatic Water

Distributor, Art. 1197, see Fig. O (optionally

available). Each line can be activated up to

once a day.

You can change the settings or move to the next

setting by turning the knob. You can confirm the

respective input by pressing the rotary knob.

Pressing the knob for longer than 3 seconds locks

or unlocks the display. If no more changes are

made to the settings, the LCD display switches off

after 5 minutes to save energy. To reactivate the

display, actuate the rotary knob. The default display

appears.

max. 1 year max. 4 weeks

min. 4 weeks empty

Sensor

Schedule 1

We Battery Condition*

Seasonal Run Time

Adjustment

Add/Create

a schedule

Schedule

Run Time (max. 4 hrs)

Start Time (24 hrs)

Time

Weekday

Freqency

(7 days)

Schedule 1

(S1–S6)

Sensor

Schedule

on/off

Active Watering

M T T F S SW

Initial settings v(Fig. G):

1Set language | 2Set weekday | 3Set time (hrs, min.) |

4Ready for schedule

Active (manual) watering v(Fig. I):

1Manual watering

Setting schedules v(Fig. H):

1 Set schedule | 2Schedule 1

Configure and save up to 6 different watering

schedules by setting the start time, duration and

weekdays for each one. Schedules can be acti-

vated or deactivated by pressing on/ off (see fig. H).

Default display v(Fig. J):

1Idle screen | 2Programs

Seasonal watering duration v (Fig. K):

1Menu: Seasonal Run Time | 2Regular Run Time |

3Reduce Watering

You can reduce the durations set for all schedules

at once in 10% increments, from 100% down

to 10%. This saves you having to change each

of the 6 schedules individually.

Tip: Less watering is required in the spring and

autumn than in the height of summer. Simply set

the maximum watering duration for high summer

as the default. Then reduce the watering duration

for all schedules at once in convenient 10% incre-

ments when there is less need for watering.

Note: When you change the percentage, the dura-

tion is adjusted within the schedules and the

“cloud” symbol appears. If the duration is not

altered (= 100%), the “sun” symbol is displayed.

Rain pause v(Fig. L):

1Menu: Rain pause | 2Pause / 3 days

Pauses all watering operations without changing

the set schedules. You can select any number of

days between 1 and 9. At the end of the pause,

all schedules are reactivated.

Deleting a schedule v(Fig. M):

1Menu: Delete schedule | 2Delete schedule 1

Soil Moisture Sensor v(Fig. D and N):

1Menu: Soil Moisture Sensor

Once the soil is sufficiently moist, a watering opera-

tion is interrupted or a schedule is disabled so that

it cannot be activated. This does not affect active

(manual) watering.

Soil Moisture Sensor, Art. 1867

(optionally available)

1Connect soil moisture sensor

Once a soil moisture sensor has been

connected, the next step is to specify the future

switching point in the “Soil moisture sensor” menu.

This is the soil moisture level at or above which

watering is not to be carried out (see GARDENA

Soil Moisture Sensor Operating Instructions).

There are 5 levels to choose from.

– During normal operation, the currently measured

level is displayed constantly.

– The switching point as of which the sensor sig-

nals that the soil is moist – thereby preventing

watering – is selected via the number of levels.

– 0 dots for loamy soil

v Sensor response when soil is quite dry.

– 5 dots for sandy soil

v Sensor response when soil is very moist.

Soil Moisture Sensor, Art. 1188

(optionally available, Models up to 2020)

v(Fig. D and N):

1Connect soil moisture sensor

After a soil moisture sensor is connected, the

“sensor activated/deactivated” display will appear –

this can take up to 1 minute. Select an option to

activate/deactivate the sensor response. Use the

switching point controller on the soil moisture sen-

sor to set the level of soil moisture that must be

achieved before the sensor responds (see Opera-

tor’s Manual for GARDENA Soil moisture sensor).

GARDENA Automatic Water Distributor,

Art. 1197 (optionally available)

v(Fig. O): 1Menu: Water Distributor automatic

This menu allows you to control up to

6water lines with the Automatic Water Distributor.

This includes a necessary minimum pause of

5minutes between the outlets and a minimum

watering duration of 30 seconds (display: 1 min).

This time ensures reliable switch-over to the next

outlet and makes sure that the schedules and

outlets are correctly linked (for details of the com-

missioning process, see the Operating Instructions

for the Water Distributor).

2Select amount of active water lines

You can select any number between 2 and 6.

Seal any outlets on the Water Distributor that you

do not need with end caps and move the setting

lever to the “OFF” position.

3Create schedules 1 ‒ 6

When prompted to do so, enter watering schedules

L1 – L6 on the display. For this, use the standard

method for entering schedules based on the start

time, duration and frequency.

Note: Schedules are not allowed to overlap. If you

enter a schedule that overlaps with the next one,

the start time of the next watering operation will

be postponed and a pause of 5 minutes will be

inserted between the operations. Changes to the

schedules can be made in the “Water Distributor”

menu.

• Start times: Define the start times for the water

lines in chronological order. This makes it easier to

calculate and suggest the next possible start time.

• Duration: The total watering duration for all outlets

– including the necessary pauses – must not

exceed 24 hours.

• Frequency: Different weekdays can be selected.

Note: To ensure correct switch-over and correct

linking of the schedules and outlets, any outlets

that are not scheduled to operate on a particular

day will still be activated for a period of 30 sec-

onds on the day concerned.

• Reduction in the number of outlets: If the number

of outlets is reduced, the superfluous channels

will be deleted. For example, if the number of

outlets is reduced from 5 to 3, the settings for

no. 4 and no. 5 will be deleted.

The “Delete schedules” menu is not active.

• Manual watering and rain pause:

To activate a watering operation manually, press

. Please note that a minimum duration of

30seconds and a pause of at least 5 minutes

must be observed. It is important to ensure that

the water distributor outlets and the water control

schedules are correctly linked. If this is not the

case, the correct water distributor outlet will need

to be set on the device.

4Sensor per line (optional)

• If a soil moisture sensor is connected, you have

the option of activating/ deactivating it for each

individual outlet. If the sensor is deactivated for

a particular schedule, watering will always take

place based on the schedule.

If the sensor signals that the level of moisture

is sufficient, any pending watering operation

will be reduced to a duration of 30 seconds

(display: 1 min).

5Schedule L1

Time v(Fig. P):

1Menu: Time, day | 2Set time, day

Language v(Fig. Q):

1Menu: Language preference | 2Select language

5. MAINTENANCE v(Fig. E)

6. STORAGE

To put into storage:

vThe product must be stored away from

children.

vTo preserve the battery, it should be removed

(fig. B).

vStore the controller and the valve unit in a dry,

enclosed and frost-free place.

Disposal: (in accordance with RL2012/19/EC)

The product must not be disposed of to

normal household waste. It must be dis-

posed of in line with local environmental

regulations.

IMPORTANT!

Dispose of the product through or via your

municipal recycling collection centre.

Disposal of the battery:

v Please return a flat battery to a GARDENA dealer

or dispose of it properly at your nearest recycling

centre.

Dispose of the battery only when discharged.

7. TROUBLESHOOTING

Problem Possible Cause Remedy

No display appears Sleep mode is activated 5 minutes

after the last entry is made to save

energy.

vTo reactivate the display, press

any function button.

Battery is inserted incorrectly. vCheck the polarity markings

match (+/–).

Battery is flat. vInsert a new (alkaline) battery.

Temperature on the display is higher

than 70 °C.

vDisplay appears after the

temperature has dropped.

Manual watering is

not possible using the

button

Low battery is continuously displayed. vInsert a new (alkaline) battery.

Tap is turned off. vTurn the tap on.

Controller is not connected. vMount the controller on housing.

Minimum pressure of 0.5 bar not

available.

vEnsure a pressure of at least

0.5bar and run the program again.

Watering program is

not being undertaken

(no watering)

Program entry/modification during or

just before the start pulse.

vMake program entry/modification

outside the programmed start

times.

Valve was opened manually previously. vAvoid possible program overlaps.

Tap is turned off. vTurn the tap on.

Soil moisture or rain sensor registers

damp.

vIf dry, check the setting/location

of the soil moisture/ rain sensor.

Controller is not connected. vMount the controller on housing.

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