Toro Plus Series Satellite Bedienungsanleitung

Controller Components................................................. 2

Selecting Control Options ............................................ 3

Before Programming the Controller…..........................4

About The Controller’s Memory................................... 4

Set Satellite Operating Mode........................................ 4

Set Current Time and Day............................................. 5

Set Station Run Times................................................... 5

Set Program Start Time(s) ............................................ 6

Set Active Day Watering Schedules ............................ 7

• Calendar Schedule.................................................... 7

• Interval Schedule ...................................................... 8

Set Program Repeat and Soak ..................................... 9

Program Operation Pause and Cancel ...................... 10

Manual Control Operations ...................................10- 12

Cycle Mode................................................................... 10

Syringe Mode ............................................................... 11

Multi-Manual Mode ...................................................... 12

Set Satellite Address................................................... 13

Set Percent Adjust....................................................... 13

Reviewing Program Information ................................ 14

Special Functions................................................... 14-15

Self Test........................................................................ 14

Initialization.................................................................. 14

Radio Calibration Test................................................. 15

Link Monitor ................................................................ 15

Troubleshooting .......................................................... 16

Lithium Battery Installation (Optional)....................... 16

Manual Output Switch Operation............................... 17

Power Indicator Lamps ............................................... 17

Program Data Reference Form....................................18

Table of Contents

Power Specifications

Line Voltage: 115/230 V a.c. 50/60 Hz (switchable),

130 VA (100W)

Current Draw (no load): 0.21A @ 115 V a.c., 60 Hz, 0.10A

@ 230V, 50 Hz

Current Draw (maximum load): 0.90A @ 115 V a.c, 60 Hz,

0.42A @ 230 V a.c, 50 Hz

Secondary Voltage Output: 24 V a.c., 3.2A (77 VA)

Maximum Load Per Station Output: 0.75A (18 VA)

Maximum Load Per Pump/Master Valve Output:

0.75A (18 VA)

Hardware Features

Plastic or Painted Stainless Steel Cabinetry

Front, Back and Top Locking Covers

Removable Station Output and Common/Pump Modules

Modular Station Output:

16 to 64 stations in 8-station increments

Fuses and Circuit Breakers

Power Supply:

1.5A On/Off Switch/Circuit Breaker – Main Power Input

3.2A Fuse (Slow-Blow) – Field Output

4A Circuit Breaker – Control Functions

Communication Modem (optional): 3/4A (Fast-Blow)

Pump/Common & Communication Surge Protection

Module (optional): 1/2A (Fast-Blow)

Electromagnetic Compatibility

Domestic: This equipment has been tested and found to

comply with the limits for a FCC Class A digital device,

pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are

designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful

interference when the equipment is operated in a

commercial environment. The equipment generates, uses,

and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not

installed and used in accordance with the instruction

manual, may cause harmful interference to the radio

communications. Operation in a residential area is likely to

cause harmful interference in which case the user will be

required to correct the interference at his own expense.

International: This is a CISPR 22 Class A product. In a

domestic environment, this product may cause radio

interference, in which case the user may be required to

take adequate measures.

CONTROLLER COMPONENTS

Address % Adjust

Time/Day

Week 1

Central

Stand

Alone

Off

Cycle

Syringe

Multi

Manual

Start

Times

Active

Days

Run

Times

ENTER

START

EXIT

STOP

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

Week 2

LTCTM

Programs

Plus

1. Control Panel Assembly

2. Pump/Common Output Module

3. Power Indicator Lamp –(5V) Control Functions

4. 8-Station Output Module

5. Pump/Master Valve Control Switch

6. Optional Station Output Control Switches

7. Optional Station Output Surge Protection Module

8. Optional Communication & Pump/Common

Surge Protection Module (Optional)

9. Optional Communications Modem

10. Power Indicator Lamp –(28V) Station Output

11. Field Common Engage Push-Button Switch

12. Field Common Indicator Lamp

13. Standard 8-Station Terminal Block

14. Main Power On/Off Switch/1.5A Circuit Breaker

15. Input Voltage Select Switch

16. 3.2A Fuse –Station Output

17. 4.0A Circuit Breaker –Control Functions

(Plastic cabinet model shown)

210

Selecting Control Options

A set of eight DIP switches, located beneath the upper left corner of the control panel (as illustrated below)

is provided for the selection of optional control characteristics. Power to the controller must be turned Off

and the control panel removed from the cabinet in order to make switch position changes. When power is

switched on, the controller will automatically reconfigure to the new switch settings (with the exception of

switch 5). See *Note below.

The controller is shipped from the factory in the following configuration:

Switch 1 ON and Switch 2 ON –Enables the controller to run eight programs concurrently.

•Option –Switch 1 OFF and Switch 2 ON –Enables the controller to run only six programs

concurrently.

•Option –Switch 1 OFF and Switch 2 OFF –Enables the controller to run only four programs

concurrently.

•Option –Switch 1 ON and Switch 2 OFF –Enables the controller to run only two programs

concurrently.

Switch 3 ON –Time is displayed in a.m./p.m. format.

•Option –Switch 3 OFF –Time is displayed in 24-hour format (00:00–23:59)

Switch 4 ON –Pump output activates at the same time as station output.

•Option –Switch 4 OFF –Pump output starts 5 seconds prior to station output. (Enables pump to reach

pressure prior to station operation.)

Switch 5 ON –Active day change occurs at midnight (12:00 a.m.[00:00])

•Option –Switch 5 OFF –Day change occurs at 6:00 a.m. (06:00)

*Note: This change requires initialization to activate. See page 14 for initialization procedure.

Switches 6, 7 & 8 are non-functional.

To change the DIP switch positions:

1. Switch the power Off at controller power supply.

2. Remove the timing mechanism from the top of the pedestal cabinet. (The cables attached to the timing

mechanism can remain connected for this procedure).

3. Locate the DIP switches mounted on top left corner of timing mechanism PCB.

4. Using a pen tip or small screwdriver, reset the DIP switches as required. (Do not use a pencil for this

procedure. Loose graphite from the pencil can damage the switch mechanism).

5. Reinstall the timing mechanism and switch on the power.

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OFF

Address % Adjust

Time/Day

Week 1

Central

Stand

Alone

Off

Cycle

Syringe

Multi

Manual

Start

Times

Active

Days

Run

Times

ENTER

START

EXIT

STOP

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

Week 2

LTCTM

Programs

Plus

Before Programming the Controller…

Please note the following important information before programming the Network LTC Plus con-

troller for the first time. Although the controller is quite easy to program, it does have some pro-

gramming and operating characteristics which will be helpful to know before starting.

•*If power is interrupted to the satellite within one minute of a programming entry, the controller memory

will be initialized (erased) when power is restored.

•An audible “beep”tone occurs whenever a control panel key is pressed sufficiently. If the tone is not

emitted, the key’s function will not be recognized.

•Programming can only be accomplished in the Central or Stand Alone control modes.

•The and (cursor keys) are used to navigate to the various program elements of the displays.

When an element is selected, it begins flashing. Remember, a program element must be flashing

before it can be changed.

•The and (scroll keys) are used to scroll forward or backward through the program element

values Holding either of these keys down for more than two consecutive seconds will initiate rapid

scrolling.

•The (Enter/Start key) must be pressed to enter a program change into memory.

•To exit a programming procedure, press the (function select) key to select the Time/Day mode.

•During programming, the controller will automatically revert to Time/Day mode if a control panel key is

not pressed for one minute.

About the Controller’s Memory…

The controller utilizes a special “Super Cap”capacitor which stores enough power to maintain the current

time/date and the currently active program information for approximately 30 minutes. The controller will be

otherwise inactive during the power outage. In most circumstances, the user-defined program information is

unaffected by a loss of power and is stored in memory for several years. (See * above). When power is

restored, any automatic programs operating prior to the power failure will resume from the point of interrup-

tion. Any manually started programs operating prior to the power failure will be canceled. Any automatic start

times originating from the satellite or the central during the power failure will be ignored. In regions with fre-

quent power interruptions, an optional lithium battery can be installed which will sustain real time and cur-

rently active program information for approximately 90 days of continuous duty. See “Battery Installation”on

page 16 for more information.

Set Satellite Operating Mode

Selecting one of three operating modes determines how the satellite will operate.

Central mode enables two-way communication between the satellite and the central controller. The satellite

receives all operating commands (including the current time and day) from the central. No additional pro-

gramming is required at the satellite. To operate in the Central mode, the satellite only requires an address

which enables the central to locate it on the communication path. See “Set Satellite Address”on page 13.

Stand Alone mode enables the satellite controller to operate independently from the central. Any data

downloaded from the central will be ignored by the satellite while in this mode. However, information regard-

ing field status and manual satellite operations will be uploaded to the central. When operating as a stand-

alone controller, the Network LTC Plus maintains 16 independent watering programs. Each program is given

specific operating information consisting of: Start Times –when and how often the program will start,

Active Days –the daily watering routine in either a 14-Day Calendar or 29-Day Interval schedule, and Run

Times –the operating duration time of each station assigned to the program. During a program event,

stations assigned to the program operate one at a time in numerical sequence.

Off mode terminates and prevents all automatic and manual controller operations.

If programming the satellite for stand-alone operation, we recommend that you first plan out your irrigation

schedule using the Program Data Reference Form provided on the back cover. Make photocopies of the

form for each program you intend to use. Organizing your program information in this way will provide a

complete overview of your automatic irrigation schedule and simplify the programming task. After the forms

have been filled in, keep them with the satellite for future reference.

1. Press the key as needed to select the Central, Stand Alone, or Off indicator.

ENTER

START

Set Current Time and Day

Synchronizing the controller's clock with the current time and day is an important first step in the programming

procedure. The timed events for all watering programs (when the satellite is in the Satellite Mode) are based on

the settings you will make here.

Use the following procedure to set the current time and day:

1. Press as needed to select Time/Day indicator.

2. Press –The hour digit(s) will begin flashing.

3. Press or to increase or decrease hour digit(s).

(Observe for correct a.m./p.m. time.)

4. Press –Minute digits will begin flashing.

5. Press or to increase or decrease minute digits.

6. Press –Day abbreviation will begin flashing.

7. Press or to select current day in either week of 14-day cycle.

8. Press to store new information into controller memory.

Set Station Run Time

Note the following Station Run Time characteristics:

•Run time can be set from one minute to eight hours and 59 minutes in one-minute increments.

•Each station can have a different assigned run time within each of 16 programs.

1. Press to select the Programs indicator. The Run Time

indicator will light. The program and station number will be shown in the

left display, and the station run time will be shown in the right display.

2. Press or to select the desired program number (1–16).

Note: If the station run time has been adjusted to a value other than 100%

using the % Adjust feature, the right display will alternate between the

programmed run time and the adjusted run time. The % Adjust LED will

light momentarily when the adjusted run time is displayed.

Example Shown: Program 1, station 2, run time 1 hour and 23 minutes.

3. Press –The station number digits will begin flashing.

4. Press or to select the desired station number

Note: The controller will automatically determine the number of station

modules installed and limit the display accordingly.

5. Press to select the run time display. The hours digit will begin

flashing.

6. Press or to select the desired hours of run time (0–8).

Note: If station operation is not desired during a particular program,

enter 0:00 run time.

7. Press –The minutes digits will begin flashing.

8. Press or to select desired minutes of run time (0–59).

9. Press to enter the information.

10. Repeat steps 4–8for each station as required.

11. Press –Repeat steps 2–11 for all programs.

ENTER

START

ENTER

START

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Week 1

:AM

8 9 10 11 12 13 14

Week 2

Example: Current Time 11:28 A.M.,

Current Day Tuesday (10) Week 2.

:AM

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Week 2

Program No. Run Time

Station No. Hours

Minutes

Set Program Start Time(s)

This procedure will determine when each program will start during a 24 hour period. Note the following

characteristics:

•Each program can have from 1 to 12 start times.

•Start times can be set to the minute.

•Program operation can be prevented for any of the 12 start times by selecting OFF (no start time).

•When operating in the Stand Alone mode, any new start times downloaded from the central will be ignored.

•When operating in the Central mode, new start times downloaded from the central will be utilized.

1. Press as needed to select the Program indicator.

2. Press to select the Start Time indicator.

3. Press or to select the desired program number (1 –16).

4. Press –Start time 01 will begin flashing and current start time

will be shown.

5. Press or to select desired start time number (1 –12).

6. Press –Hours digit(s) or “OFF”will begin flashing.

7. Press or to adjust hours digits up or down.

(Observe for correct a.m./p.m. time.)

Note: If no start time is desired, select "OFF" –located between

11 p.m. and 12 a.m. (23:00 and 00:00). Skip steps 8& 9 and

continue at step 10.

Example shown: Program 1, start time 1 set to 2:30 a.m.

8. Press –Minutes digits will begin flashing.

9. Press or to adjust minutes digits up or down.

10. Press to enter the information.

11. Repeat steps 5–10 for all desired start times for this program.

12. Press to select another program number.

13. Repeat steps 3–12 as required.

ENTER

START

:AM

Current

Start Time

Program No.

Start Time No.

Set Active Day Watering Schedules

The active watering days for each program can be chosen using a Calendar schedule or an Interval

schedule. The Calendar schedule enables active days to be selected within a 14-day (two week) cycle. The

Interval Schedule enables active days to be selected by a specific interval, such as every day, every-other

day, every-third day and so on –up to every twenty-ninth day.

Select the active watering days for each program using either a Calendar schedule (below) or an Interval

schedule (on page 8).

Note the following programming characteristics:

•Only one watering day schedule (Calendar or Interval) can be utilized for each program.

•To prevent automatic operation of any program, all days in a Calendar Schedule can be deleted or

Interval Day can be set to Off.

To Set a Calendar schedule:

1. Press as needed to select the Program indicator.

2. Press to select the Active Days indicator.

3. Press or until the desired program number (1 –16) is

flashing.

4. Press –The schedule type will begin flashing.

5. Press or until CA (Calendar) is flashing.

6. Press –The current Calendar schedule is displayed and

Sunday (Su) of week 1 is flashing.

7. Choose to select or delete the indicated (flashing) day.

•To select: Press –The day stops flashing and remains

displayed and the next day starts flashing.

•To delete: Press –The day disappears and next day starts

flashing.

8. Repeat step 7to set the 14-day watering schedule.

Note: To prevent automatic operation of the program, delete all 14

days or, as an alternate method, select Interval “Off”. See page 8 for

this procedure.

9. Press to enter the information into controller memory.

10. Repeat steps 3 –9for all programs requiring a Calendar

schedule.

Note: If an Interval watering schedule is not required, programming

for automatic operation is now complete. When an automatic program

starts, the displays will alternate between the time/day and program

status. If two or more programs are operating concurrently, the display

will alternate to show status of each program.

ENTER

START

8 9 10 11 12 13 14

Week 2

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Week 1

Su Fr Fr

Program No.

Schedule Type

(Calendar)

Sta # Sta Run Time

Pgm #

Interval Schedule

Scheduling active days by Interval enables a program to operate on a specific routine such as, every other

day, or every fourth day, without regard to actual calendar days.

The Interval schedule consists of two programmable numbers: The Interval Reference and the Interval Day.

The Interval Reference number (01 –29) determines how often an active watering day will occur. For

example, entering 01 equals watering every day, 02 equals every other day and so on up to 29 for watering

every 29th day. The Interval Day number (01 –29 and Off) indicates when an active watering day will occur.

The Interval Day number automatically decreases by one at the day changeover. An active watering day will

occur when the Interval Day number is 01. As the day change occurs at the end of the active watering day,

the Interval Day number will automatically update to display the number of days until the next active

watering day.

During initial programming, the Interval Day number can be set at any point in the interval to establish the

position of the interval within the week or month. For example, you may select a 6-day interval (watering

every sixth day) but choose to start the interval tomorrow by entering an Interval Day number of 02. After

one day has elapsed, the interval will begin and the day will be active. At the end of the active day, the

Interval Day number will reset to 06, indicating six days until the next scheduled watering.

Note: The Interval Day number cannot be greater than the interval reference number. If attempted, the

Interval Day number will automatically be reduced to equal the the Interval Reference number when the

Enter/Start key is pressed.

To set an Interval schedule:

1. Press as needed to select the Program indicator.

2. Press to select the Active Days indicator.

3. Press or until the desired program number (1 –16) is

flashing.

4. Press –The schedule type will begin flashing.

5. Press or until In (Interval) is flashing

6. Press –The Interval Reference digits will begin flashing.

7. Press or to select desired Interval Reference number

(01 –29).

8. Press –Interval Day number will begin flashing.

9. Press or to select Interval Day (01 –29).

Example Shown: Watering every third day (03),

starting tomorrow (02).

Note: To prevent automatic operation of this program, select Off

located between 00 and 29.

10. Press to enter information into controller memory.

11. Repeat steps 3 –10 for each program requiring an Interval

schedule.

Note: Programming for automatic operation is now complete. When

an automatic program starts, the displays will alternate between the

time/day and program status. If two or more programs are operating

concurrently, the display will alternate to show status of each program.

ENTER

START

Sta # Sta Run Time

Pgm #

Program No.

Schedule Type

(Interval)

Interval

Reference No.

Set Program Repeat and Soak

This is an optional programming feature which enables a program to repeat its operating cycle from 0 –3

times (in addition to its initial cycle). A soak-in period from 0 –59 minutes is placed between repeat cycles.

1. Press as needed to select the Program indicator.

2. Press or until the desired program number (1 –16) is

flashing.

3. Press –01 will begin flashing.

4. Press –The letter "r" (repeat) will begin flashing.

5. Press –The digit left of colon in the right side display will

begin flashing.

6. Press or to display desired number of repeats (0 –3).

7. Press –The digits right of colon will begin flashing.

8. Press or to select a soak time (0 –59 minutes).

Example Shown: Program 1, 2 repeat cycles with a 10-minute soak

time between cycles.

9. Press to enter information into controller memory.

10. Press –The Program number will begin flashing.

11. Repeat steps 2 –10 for all programs as required.

Note: During the soak period between watering cycles, the displays

will alternate between Time/Day and Repeat/Soak status.

ENTER

START

No. of Repeats

2 Repeats

Program No.

Program 1

Station No.

Repeat

10 minutes

Soak Time

Program No.

Soak Time

Remaining

Repeats

Remaining

Program Operation Pause and Cancel

An operating program can be paused or canceled at any time as needed. The pause feature temporarily

suspends program operation for up to 10 minutes. When operation resumes, the program continues from

the point of interruption without loosing station run time. Use the cancel feature to terminate the program

operation, returning the controller the the time and day mode.

To pause program operation: Press the key while the program status is displayed. The right side

display will show a letter Pindicating the program is Paused.

Note: Program operation will resume automatically in 10 minutes if the Enter/Start key is not pressed.

To resume program operation: Press the key.

To cancel program operation: Either press the key two times, or press the key to select Off,

thenpress the key again as needed to select Central or Stand Alone mode.

Manual Control Operations

Manual operations can be initiated at any time and can occur concurrently with automatically started watering

operations. Three types of manual operations are available:

•Cycle mode to start complete or partial program cycle(s)

•Syringe mode to enable all stations in a program to be operated for a temporary run time from

1 –30 minutes or 10 –99%

•Multi-Manual mode to provide simultaneous operation of up to 6 stations.

Cycle Mode

This mode enables you to start and run all or part of any automatic watering program. Full Cycle runs a

complete cycle of any program selected. Partial Cycle starts the program cycle at any selected station, and

runs only the stations (with programmed run time) which follow in the program cycle.

Note: During a manual operation, all programmed repeat and soak operations will be ignored.

■Full Cycle

1. Press to select the Cycle indicator.The Program indicator will light and program 1 will be

automatically selected.

2. Press or until the desired program number (1 –16) is flashing.

3. Press to start the program watering cycle.The displays will alternate between the Time/Day and

program status displays.

4. To start additional programs, repeat steps 2 –3.

Note: The maximum number of programs which can operate concurrently during manual operation is 4.

■Partial Cycle

1. Press to select Cycle indicator. Program 1will be automatically selected.

2. Press or until the desired program number (1 –16) is flashing.

3. Press –The first station number with a run time in the selected program will begin flashing.

4. Press or as required to select the station number to begin the partial cycle.

5. Press to start the program watering cycle.The displays will alternate between the Time/Day and

program status displays.

ENTER

START

ENTER

START

EXIT

STOP

ENTER

START

EXIT

STOP

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