ReWater Systems COMPLETE CONTROL 9 Bedienungsanleitung

COMPLETE CONTROL®

9, 12, 15 & 21

STATION CONTROLLERS

User’s Guide

iFEATURES

FEATURES

Thank you for purchasing a COMPLETE CONTROL®recycling irrigation controller. Listed below

are some of the important features you should be aware of before you begin programming.

Details on how to implement these features are described in detailon the following pages.

Choice of conventional and/or recycling valves.

Four fully independent programs that run concurrently.

Water programming for days of the week, odd calendar days, even calendar days, and

intervals from 1 to 30 days. Days of the week and calendar days can be combinedfor

more selectivewatering.

365 day calendar, withautomatic compensation for leap year. The calendar is valid for

1997 to 2096.

Sixteen availablestart times for each freshwater program.

Start time stacking and overlap protection.

Freshwater station watering time from 0 minutes to 10 hours in 1 minuteincrements .

Recycling station water time from 0 to 60 minutes inprogrammable increments.

Independent program erase for each program.

Non-volatile memory that retains programmed information for up to 30 years in the

event of a power failure.

Accurate time and date retention for power failures up to 90 days continuous via a 9-

volt alkalinebattery. (not included)

Water budgeting from 0 to 200% in 10% increments for each program.

Rain delay programmable to 7 days.

Self-diagnostic electronic circuitbreaker that identifies and overrides faulty stations.

Manual operations availableby station and program.

Sensor switch-ready for operation with any normally-closed rainswitch device.

Slide switch control provided for rain switch sensor override.

Recycling irrigation is based upon water availability.

Automatic freshwater supplementation on recycled valves after midnight.

Recycled water evenly distributed across allrecycling stations via dosing technique.

Dosing durations are variable via programming.

Automatic recycling filter backwash (intervaland duration can be adjusted)

Programmable recycling On or Off.

Programmable fresh water supplement On or Off.

To take full advantage of all COMPLETE CONTROL®, please review the User’s Guide completely

before installing or programming your new controller.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1TABLE OF CONTENTS

FEATURES I

CONTROLLER COMPONENTS 3

GENERAL INFORMATION 5

HOW THE BACKUP SYSTEM WORKS 5

HOW THE ELECTRONIC CIRCUIT BREAKER WORKS 6

HOW THE SENSOR FEATURE WORKS 7

PROGRAMMING THE CONTROLLER 8

GETTING STARTED 8

SELECTING THE NUMBER OF RECYCLING VALVES 8

WHATIS A WATERING PROGRAM? 9

WHATIS A PROGRAM WATERING CYCLE? 9

WATERING SCHEDULE FORM (SAMPLE) 11

SETTING THE CURRENT TIMEAND DATE 12

ERASING EXISTING PROGRAMS 12

SETTING THE RECYCLING FEATURES 13

TURNING RECYCLING ON AND OFF 13

SELECTING RECYCLING VALVE DOSING DURATIONS 13

TURNING FRESHWATER STA TIONS ON AND OFF 13

SETTING THE BACKWASH INTERVAL 14

SETTING THE BACKWASH DURATION 14

SETTING THE STATION RUN DURATION 14

SETTING PROGRAM START TIMES 15

SELECTING THE DAYS TO WATER 15

OPERATING THE CONTROLLER 18

WATER BUDGET 18

TABLE OF CONTENTS

2TABLE OF CONTENTS

MANUAL OPERATIONS 18

SINGLE STATION 18

PROGRAM CYCLE 19

RAIN OFF 20

INSTALLATION PROCEDURES 21

SELECTING AN INSTALLATION SITE21

MOUNTING THE CONTROLLER 22

INSTALLING ELECTRICAL CONDUIT 22

CONNECTING THE VALVE WIRING 23

CONNECTING A RAIN SENSOR 24

CONNECTING AN EARTH GROUND 24

CONNECTING THE POWER WIRES 25

CONNECTING THE RECYCLING PUMP RELAY 27

CONNECTING THE FW AND BW VALVES 27

CONNECTING THE 3-WAY VALVE 27

CONNECTING THE FLOAT SWITCH 27

TROUBLESHOOTING 28

SPECIFICATIONS 30

NOTES 31

3CONTROLLER COMPONENTS

CONTROLLER COMPONENTS

1. LCD Display: For viewing time, date, program and status information.

2. + /On & - /Off Buttons: For entry of program information.

3. -> /NEXT Button: For selection of information to be programmed or reviewed.

4. Function Dial: For selecting the programming and operating functions.

5. Current Time/Date: For setting the current time and date.

6. Station Times: For setting individualwatering time for each station.

7. Program Select Switch: For selection of programs A, B, C or D.

8. Start Times: For setting the time each program cycle will start.

9. Water Days: For setting a watering day schedule for each program.

10. Recycling Features: For setting recycling functions.

11. Program Erase: For erasing information within a selected program.

12. Manual Program Cycle: For manual operation of a selected program watering cycle.

13. Manual Single Station: For timed or untimed operation of a single station.

14. Rain Off/Water Budget: (OFF) For immediate shut down of all controller output.

Programmable output delay for 1-7 days (RainDelay). (BUDGET) For % increasesor

decreasesof station times for all stations within a program without changing program

memory.

15. Run: For automatic operation of all programs.

CONTROLLER COMPONENTS

4CONTROLLER COMPONENTS

16. 3-WAY Valve: For connection ofthe 3-WAY valve actuator's three wires.

17. Float Switch: For connection of the 2-wire float switch from the recyclingsurge tank.

18. Mounting Holes: Pilot screw holes for attaching controller to wall.

19. Safety Fuse: Replaceable 2.0Aslow-blow fuse provides protection from an internal

short-circuit condition.

20. Sensor Control Switch: To override rain switch sensor input.

21. Sensor Connection Terminals: For connectionofanoptional(normallyclosed)rain

switch device.

22. Valve Common Terminals: For connection of 24V irrigation Valve Common wires.

23. Earth Ground Lug: For connection of a MANDATORY 12-16 gauge copper ground wire

that is securely connected to a grounding rod in the soil.

24. BW: For connection of 24V backwash valve.

25. FW: For the connection of 24V fresh water supplementvalve.

26. Pump: For connection to the recycling pump relay found in the adjoining metal box.

27. Valve Wire Terminals: For the connection of up to 21 individual valve control wires.

28. Battery Compartment: 9-volt alkaline battery access compartment.

5GENERAL INFORMATION

GENERAL INFORMATION

BEFORE CONNECTING ANY WIRE TO THIS CONTROLLER, CONNECT A DEDICATED

EARTH GROUND TO THE EARTH GROUND TERMINAL (#23 above) ON THE MAIN PC BOARD.

See https://rewater.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/Owner’s-Operation-Manual-2017.pdf

This section contains general information on:

• How the backup system works

• How the electronic circuit breaker works

• How the sensor feature works

HOW THE BACKUP SYSTEM WORKS

The controller COMPLETE CONTROL®uses non-volatile memory to store watering programs.

This type of memory prevents the watering program information from becoming lost in the

event of a power failure.

Because the currenttime and dateare always changing, only themost recent date can b e saved

in non-volatile memory. Therefore, a battery is required to maintain the correct time and date in

the event of a power failure. A 9-volt alkaline battery (not provided) will maintain the correct

time and date during power failures up to 90 days. In a typical installation, the battery should

last from two to four years before replacement is necessary. Once the battery is installed, the

controller can be fully programmed for operation.

Note: For operation of the valves, 3-way valve actuator, or pump, AC power must be connected.

To install thebattery:

1. Unlatchthe hingedcontrolmoduleassembly

and carefully swingit outward to open.

2. Locate and remove the battery

compartment cover from the lower back

side of the module.

3. Connect the 9-volt alkalinebattery supplied

to the battery clip terminals.

4. Insert the battery into the compartment

and reinstall the battery compartment

cover.

Caution: Batteries contain hazardous material. Please handle and discard batteries properly in

accordance with the battery manufacturer's recommendations.

6GENERAL INFORMATION

GENERAL INFORMATION

HOW THE ELECTRONIC CIRCUIT BREAKER WORKS

The controller COMPLETE CONTROL®is equipped with an electronic circuit breaker. If the

controller detects a short circuit, the shorted station (valve) will be turned off automatically. The

display will then flash "SHORT" and the shorted station number, or “RELAY,” “3 -WAY,” “BW,” or

“FW.” The controller continues to automatically water the other stations and the following

watering programs until the shorted station is repaired. Each automatic start will attempt

another cycle and retest the short-circuited valve.

Listed below are the most common conditions which will activate the electronic circuit

breaker. After correcting the problem, return the controller to normal operation :

Condition:

Diagnosis:

Solution:

Diagnosis:

Solution:

Condition:

Diagnosis:

Solution:

Diagnosis:

Solution:

Diagnosis:

Solution:

The word "SHORT" displays with one or more station numbers.

One or more stations are shorted.

Check the wiring of the displayed stations for the cause of the shorted

condition. Especially look for bad splices. Repair valve(s) and/or wiring as needed.

Too many valves operating at the same time causing an overload condition.

Check watering programs for concurrent station operation. Maximum total output

is 24 VAC at 1.25 amps. Reduce the number of stations running at the same time.

The word "SHORT" displays without one or more station numbers.

A short circuit has occurred with a time duration too short for the

controller to determine the station.

Check all valve wiring for breaks in the insulation which may cause a station output

to short to common.

A transient power surge/spike has occurred.

Reset the controller.

A short or overload occurred on one watering cycle but was no longer

there on a subsequent cycle.

Check for loose and/or exposed valve wiring.

7GENERAL INFORMATION

GENERAL INFORMATION

HOW THE SENSOR FEATURE WORKS

The controller COMPLETE CONTROL®is equipped to operate with an optional rain sensing

device, commonly calleda "Rain Switch", to prevent automatic watering during rain.

The rain switch is a simple device, typically installed on a roof overhang or stationary structure

exposed to rainfall and full sun and shielded from irrigation spray.

When rain occurs, the normally closed rain switch senses the moisture and opens the valve

common circuit, effectively preventing all output to the field. The electronic programming

portion of the controller is isolated from the rain sensor switch, and continues to operate as

programmed. When rain stops and the rain switch returns to its normally closed state, the valve

common circuit is restored, allowing watering to resume as scheduled.

A two-position Sensor switch (see figure, item 20 on page 4) is provided to enable you to easily

bypass operation of the rain switch at any time. If you choose to disregard rain switch input,

place the SENSOR switch in the BYPASS position. To enable rain switch operation, place the

Sensor switch in the ACTIVE position.

IMPORTANT:

If a rain switch is NOT connected to the controller, the

SENSOR switch MUST be in the BYPASS position to enable controller

operation.

The controller will not operate automatically or manually if

the SENSOR switch is in the ACTIVE position without a rain switch

connected.

IMPORTANT:

The rain sensor can also prevent the recycling function from

operating.

8PROGRAMMING THE CONTROLLER

PROGRAMMING THE CONTROLLER

This section covers the following topics:

• Getting started

• Selecting the number of recycling valves

• Setting the current time and date

• Erasing existing programs

• Setting the recycling features

• Setting the station run duration

• Setting the program start times

• Selecting the days to water

GETTING STARTED

The modular design of the COMPLETE CONTROL®enables you to easily remove the control

module from the cabinet and take it anywhere for handy programming - even at your kitchen

table! Just swing the module out, disconnect the ribbon cable, and then unclip the module from

its support frame. Now, by installing a 9-volt alkaline battery you can program and review your

watering schedules and have it ready to operate upon completion of the installation. (See

battery installation instructions on page 5.)

Note: To extend battery life, the display will automatically dim after two minutes of inactivity. To

restore the display, turn the function dial to any position.

Please read the ReWater Owner’s Operation Manual before installing or programming your

COMPLETE CONTROL®. That manual will give you a much better understanding of the many

recycling features controlled by the COMPLETE CONTROL®.

SELECTING THE NUMBER OF RECYCLING VALVES

DO THIS FIRST: Most single family landscapes need both conventional irrigation and recycled

irrigation. This controller allows you to control both. Here is where we set that up.The

station number you select here will be the first recycling station/valve to the last recycling

station/valve. Example:on a 21-station controller, by selecting 11, stations 11 - 21 are recycling

stations,thus stations 1 -10 are for city water and must be plumbed directly for city water.

To set the station numberfor the first recycling station/valve, follow the steps below:

1. Turn the Function Dial to the Recycling Features position.

2. Press the NEXT button three times.

3. The display will show “RE VN” and the stationnumber. (“RE VN” =REcycling Valve Number).

4. Use the +and/or –buttons to set the first station/valve number that will be a recycling

station/valve .

Once you have divided the stations into fresh water and recycled water stations, or all recycled

water stations, you may proceed to other programmingissues. NOTE: Stations dedicated to city

water must be directly plumbed to city water and need to be in a program with a start time.

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