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Oldal 1/40

Irrigation System Controller

User’s Guide

• Setup

• Installation

• Programming

• Troubleshooting

Indoor and Outdoor 6-, 9-, and 12-station Models

Getting to Know your Rain Dial-R Controller .............................2

Getting Started ............................................................................4

Battery Installation & Armchair Programming ....................4

Overview: Control Module Interface...................................6

Overview: Internal Controller Components .........................8

Installation Procedures .............................................................10

Installing the Controller Cabinet ......................................10

Connecting the Valve Control Wiring ................................10

Connecting a Rain Sensor (optional) ...............................12

Connecting a Remote Control Unit (optional) ...................13

Connecting an Earth Ground Device ................................14

Connecting the Power Source .........................................15

Controller Station Test Feature ........................................17

Getting the Most From Your Rain Dial-R Controller ................. 18

What the Display Indicates .......................................................20

Programming Mode ........................................................20

Basic Programming Procedures ................................................23

Setting the Current Time and Day ...................................23

Setting the Valve Run Time Duration ...............................23

Setting the Program Cycle Start Time(s) ..........................24

Setting the Program Watering Day Schedule ....................24

Table of Contents

Special Functions ......................................................................27

Rain Delay .....................................................................27

Water Budget .................................................................27

Stack/Overlap 29 ................................................................

Station Delay .................................................................30

Pump Control During Station Delay .................................30

Pump Control Option .................................................................31

Diagnostic Circuit Breaker ........................................................31

Fuse Replacement .....................................................................31

Manual Operations ....................................................................32

Semi-Automatic Program Operation .................................32

Manual Station Operation................................................32

Clear Program Memory .............................................................33

Restore Factory Default Settings ..............................................34

Troubleshooting Guide ..............................................................35

Contact Information ..................................................................36

Specifications 36 ............................................................................

FCC Rules ..................................................................................37

To take full advantage of your new Rain Dial-R controller, take a few

moments to become familiar with its many features:

• Modular design – Provides easy access to valve connection termi-

nals and battery storage. Snap-out design enables the control mod-

ule to be easily removed for “Armchair Programming.”

• CLIMATE LOGIC® ready - Built-in RJ-11 jack for direct connection

of the CLIMATE LOGIC weather sensing system. (CLIMATE LOGIC

automatically alters the controller’s watering time based on the

weather. Using the CLIMATE LOGIC accessory earns the Rain Dial-R

controller the EPA WaterSense® label.)

• Remote control ready – Built-in RJ-11 jack for direct connection

to Irritrol R-100-KIT handheld remote control systems.

• Non-volatile memory – Keeps all user-defined watering programs

stored in memory for several years—without power!

• “Super Cap” – Provides a backup power source to sustain current

time and date during a power outage lasting up to 24 hours.

• Battery back-up – Maintains the current time and date during

a power outage lasting longer than 24 hours. Enables “Armchair

Programming” of the controller prior to installation.

• Three independent watering Programs – Enables automatic

watering Programs to be specifically tailored for various portions of

the landscape; e.g., lawns, shrubs and trees.

• Three Start Times per Program – Enables operation of each

automatic Program up to three times per scheduled watering day.

• Skip Days scheduling – Enables watering days to be scheduled by

interval, ranging from 1 (everyday) to 31 (once every 31 days).

• Odd/Even date scheduling – Enables a watering day schedule to

be defined by all odd- or even-numbered calendar days.

• Day Exclusion – Enables specific weekdays to be excluded from an

Odd/Even date or Skip Days watering schedule.

• Program Stack/Overlap – Provides the option to limit operation

to one Program/station at a time (Stack), or enable up to three

Programs or stations to operate concurrently.

• Station Test Feature – A convenient test-cycle feature operates

each valve station in sequence for a selected run time from 1–10

Getting to Know your Rain Dial-R Controller

minutes. Perfect for new installations!

• Live programming – Enables programming changes to be made

at any time—even during watering!

• Fully automatic, semi-automatic and manual station operations.

• Manual Advance – Enables station sequence to be advanced man-

ually during operation (manual or automatic).

• Off or Stop – Immediately stops and prevents all watering activity

without disturbing Programs.

• Four places available to quickly remove start times – Four

“OFF” positions are provided within the time display to remove

unwanted start times; significantly reducing the amount of scrolling

required.

• Rain Delay – Enables automatic watering to be postponed from

1 to 9 days; then resume automatically watering as scheduled.

• Water Budget – Enables the run time of all stations within a

Program to be scaled up to 200% or down to 0% (Off). In addition,

a Water Budget value can be applied to individual Programs by spe-

cific months when seasonal water budgeting is preferred.

• MV/Pump control by station – Enables automatic Master Valve/

Pump operation to be controlled by individual stations.

• Station sequence delay – Provides an adjustable delay period

between stations during the operating sequence to accommodate

slow-closing valves or a required well-recovery period.

• MV/Pump control during station delay – Enables Master Valve/

Pump operation to be active or inactive during a station delay period.

— Rain Dial-R provides the choice!

• Built-in circuit protection – Helps protect the controller’s elec-

tronic components from damage due to power and nearby lightning

surges.

• Diagnostic Circuit Breaker – Enables the controller to detect and

bypass any station with a short circuit or faulty solenoid. Displays

“FUS” and the bypassed station number for easy troubleshooting.

• Clear Program Memory – Enables Program memory to be cleared

and reset independently of other Programs.

• Reset to Factory Program Defaults – Enables factory default

Program settings to be easily restored if required.

Battery Installation & Armchair Programming

Installing a 9V battery (user-provided) serves two important functions:

first, it enables the Rain Dial-R to be fully programmed prior to

installation, and second, it keeps the control module synchronized with

current time and date during a main power interruption lasting up to 24

hours.

Note: The battery is not capable of operating the sprinkler valves. Main

AC power must be applied to the controller to enable operation.

The control module is designed to be easily removed for complete

programming in a more convenient setting, such as your favorite

armchair. To remove the control module, simply unplug the ribbon cable

connector from the printed circuit board, then carefully remove the

module from its snap-in hinges. The Rain Dial-R features non-volatile

memory, which keeps the programming information intact, even if the

battery dies or is disconnected.

Installing the Battery

1. Open the controller door.

2. Pull the control module open by grasping it from the right edge

(press the module release tab on the outdoor model).

3. Press down and outward on top of the battery compartment cover to

remove. See Figure 1.

4. Attach the battery clip to a 9V Alkaline battery.

5. Stow the battery into the compartment and reinstall the cover.

6. The display will begin flashing (Press any button to halt.) 12:00 AM.

Note: To begin setting up a watering Program, refer to

“Basic Programming Procedures” on page 10.

Caution: To avoid hazards from improper battery type

installation, always replace the battery with the same or

equivalent battery type.

Always dispose of used batteries properly, as recommended by

the battery manufacturer.

Getting Started

Figure 1

9-Volt Alkaline Battery

(not included)

Battery

Compartment

Cover

Overview: Control Module Interface

1 - Program Switch

Three-position slide switch used to select Program A, B or C for

setup, program review and manual operation.

2 - LCD Display

High-contrast LCD panel displays all controller programming and

operating information.

3 - Plus and Minus Buttons

Push buttons used to increase and decrease display values during

controller setup, programming and manual operations. Adjusts values

incrementally (press and release) or by rapid scrolling (press and

hold).

4 - Dial

A 25-position rotary switch used to select stations, start times,

watering days and special functions for setup, programming and

manual operations.

5 - Manual Button

Push button used to start and control manual operations by station.

Also serves as a “Next” button to step forward through various setup,

programming and manual operations.

6 - Function Switch

A three-position slide switch used to select one of three controller

function modes:

Off or Stop - Stops all current watering operations, and

prevents all automatic and manual operations.

Set Programs - Enables automatic watering program setup

values to be selected and changed.

Run or Manual - Normal switch position for all automatic and

manual watering operations.

7 - Semi-Auto Start Button

Push button used to manually start an automatic watering Program.

Also used to initiate the Station Test Run operation.

Figure 2

GRO 24

123

1234

Figure 3

Installing the Controller Cabinet

Select a sheltered location for the indoor model Rain Dial-R such as

a garage or service room, preferably within 5' (1.5m) of a grounded

electrical outlet. For outdoor controllers, choose a location that protects

against direct exposure to sun and contact with irrigation spray, and is at

least 5' (1.5m) away from any motorized equipment.

1. Drive the provided stainless steel screw into a wall stud at approxi-

mately eye level, leaving 1/4" (6.4mm) of the screw shaft exposed.

Note: Use screw anchors when installing on drywall or masonry.

2. Hang the controller on the screw using the keyhole-shaped slot.

3. To secure the controller, drive one or two screws through the lower

mounting holes.

Note: The lower mounting holes in the Outdoor cabinet have a thin

veneer that is easily pierced when installing the mounting screw

during installation.

Connecting the Valve Control Wiring

For best results, use connection wire cable specifically designed for

automatic irrigation systems. Use 18-AWG wire for connections up to 800'

from the controller, or heavier 14-AWG (2.0mm2 ) wire for connections

up to 2000'. A separate wire for each valve (and relay) connection and at

least one common (return) wire is required.

Note: If control wire conduit is required, install it at this time. For

conduit installation, use the 3/4" (19mm) access hole in the indoor

cabinet, or the threaded 1.25" NPT opening in the outdoor cabinet.

1. Route the control wire from the controller location to the valve(s).

2. Attach a separate control wire to either lead of each valve solenoid.

3. To provide a common (return) wire, attach the remaining lead of

each valve solenoid to a single wire.

Note: To prevent corrosion and a possible short circuit, use

waterproof wire connectors on all external wire splices.

For reference at the controller, note the wire color used for each

valve connection and its corresponding watering zone.

4. Route the cable through the largest opening in the base of the

controller cabinet or through conduit if installed. Remove the

cable jacket to expose about 8" of wires. Carefully remove 3/8" of

insulation from the end of each wire to be connected.

5. Secure each valve wire to numbered terminal in the preferred

Installation Procedures

operating sequence order.

6. Connect the common wire to the terminal labeled “VC.”

7. If applicable, connect one leg of the master valve or pump start relay

control wire to the terminal labeled “MV/PUMP”, and the remaining leg

to the valve common wire.

Note: The controller does not supply power to operate a pump. The

pump start relay must have a nominal coil voltage of 24 VAC, rated

at 0.375A maximum.

EARTH

GROUND 7 8 9 10 1211 24 VAC

M /

Pump Sensor

1 3 4 5 6

Figure 4

Sprinkler

Control

Valves

Common Wire

Pump Start Relay

or Master Valve

24V Relay

Master Valve/Pump Terminal

Valve Common Terminal

Connecting a Remote Control Unit (optional)

The Rain Dial-R controller is remote-ready and is compatible with the

Irritrol Handheld Remote Control model: R-100-KIT. Refer to the user

guide provided with the remote kit for complete information.

As shown in the illustration below, the R-100-KIT receiver assembly

simply plugs into the receptacle provided in the back of the Rain Dial-R

control module.

Note: Irritrol’s CLIMATE LOGIC weather sensing system’s receiver module

plugs in the same way.

EARTH

GROUND

7 8 9 10

MV/

Pump Sensor

1 2 3 4 5 6

Figure 6

Connecting the Power Source

Connecting the Power Supply - Indoor Models

Indoor models ship prewired with a power cord ready to be plugged into

a standard wall power socket.

Note: To immediately test-run the Rain Dial-R irrigation control system,

refer to the “Controller Station Test Feature” on page 8.

8 9 10

MV/

Pump Sensor

3 4 5 6

Figure 8

Connecting the Power Source - Outdoor Models

Warning: All electrical components and connection methods

must comply with all applicable national and local electrical

codes including installation by qualified personnel. These codes

may require a junction box installed on controller’s 1/2" (13mm)

NPT nipple and a means in the fixed wiring of disconnecting

AC power having a contact separation of at least 0.120" (3mm)

in the line and neutral poles. The connection wire must have

insulation rated @ 105° C min.

The controller must be connected to a grounded power source.

Do not connect to one phase of a 3-phase power supply used by

a pump or other electrical equipment.

Prior to connecting controller wiring, verify that power has been

turned off at the source by using an AC volt meter.

Steps

1. Install a 1/2" (13mm) NPT conduit body to the transformer threaded

fitting. From the conduit body, install electrical conduit routing to the

AC power source (per electrical code).

2. Pull 14 AWG through the conduit into the conduit body.

3. Using twist-on wire connectors, attach the mating wires as shown in

Figure 9.

4. Close and secure the conduit body cover.

Figure 9

Equipment Ground to

Green or Green/Yellow

Hot or L2 to

Black or Brown

Neutral or L1 to

White or Blue

Conduit Body

Electrical Conduit

Figure 10

Key

5. Apply power to the controller and check controller operation. If the

controller is not operating, disconnect the power at the source and

have a qualified electrician check for possible short circuit.

Caution: For maximum

protection of the controller

electronic components when

installed outdoors, always

keep the cabinet cover closed

and locked whenever possible.

Store the cabinet keys in a safe,

convenient location.

Controller Station Test Feature

The controller feature enables you to quickly check Station Test

for proper valve station operation after initial installation or service. The

test cycle enables all valve stations to operate in sequence for a tempo-

rary run time, adjustable from 1–10 minutes.

1. Place the Function switch in the or Set Programs Run position.

2. Turn the to the - position.Dial Skip Days Special Functions

3. Press the Manual button (one time) to select the

Test Run display as shown at right.

4. A 2-minute test run time is set by default. To adjust

the run time from 1–10 minutes, press the or button.

5. Press the Semi-Auto button to start the watering cycle (station 1

will turn on).

6. Turn the to the position. The display will indicate Dial Current Time

the current clock time (initially ) and station 12:00 PM 1.

7. To manually advance through the station operating sequence, press

the Manual button.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 0 1 1 1 2

Getting the Most From Your Controller

What is an Automatic Program Watering Cycle?

An automatic watering Program begins at its earliest assigned start time

on a scheduled watering day. The lowest valve station number assigned

to the Program, turns on and operates the sprinklers for the specified

run time duration. When finished, the next valve station in numeric

order (with an assigned run time in the Program) begins operation. The

Program Watering Cycle continues until all valve stations with an assigned

run time in the Program have operated.

Why three programs?

A typical residential

landscape includes

various sections of

lawn, shrubs, trees and

ground cover, all of

which require watering

on different schedules

for optimum plant health

and conservation. To

accommodate this, the

Rain Dial-R provides

three independent

watering Programs:

A, B and C.

The example below shows how multiple Programs can be used to easily

accomplish this:

Program Start

Time

Valve

Location Run

Time

Schedule

A (#1) 5:00

1 OddFront Lawn 15 min.

2 OddBack yard 15 min.

3 Side Yard 10 min. Odd

B (#1) 3:00

4 Trees

(drip)

2 hrs. Mon

C (#1) 4:00

5 Garden 5 min. Skip Days

(1)

(#1) 7:30

5 Garden 5 min. Skip Days

(1)

Valve locations

Avoid unexpected start times

It is possible to set a second start time that begins before the watering

cycle from the first start time has finished. When this happens, the start

of the second cycle is delayed until the first is complete; so the start

time may not occur when you expect it. In addition, increasing run time

with the water budget feature may cause an overlap that delays the next

scheduled start time.

Avoid watering on a non-watering day

A watering cycle that continues beyond Midnight will run to completion

regardless if the next day is scheduled for watering.

Avoid excessive watering

By default, Programs A, B and C can be scheduled to run concurrently

(overlap). This feature can be restricted by selecting the Program

Stacking option (see page 13). Start times entered for any program will

begin automatically when that time occurs. Using multiple programs

enables valve stations to water on different schedules or to provide

additional watering if one program is not enough. If you need extra

water, use more than one start time and/or use the Water Budget feature

to increase the valve station run time.

Avoid Creating a low water pressure condition

Start times assigned to different programs are independent. If you set

identical or overlapping start times, more than one valve station can run

at the same time. The total flow may exceed the available water supply.

To avoid this situation, allow more time between start times to reduce

the number of valves running at one time, and make sure that multiple

Programs do not have the same start times.

Establishing new lawns

Having short, multiple watering cycles each day is especially useful when

establishing a new lawn.

Help with electrical problems

The Rain Dial-R will display the station number and the word “ ” if a FUS

short-circuit on a valve station is detected. The detected station will be

bypassed, allowing the remaining operable stations to run in the Program

watering cycle.

What the Display Indicates

The following examples represent the display information provided to

assist you within the various programming, setup and operating modes.

Programming Mode (Function – Set Programs)

• Current Time - Displays the current time of day.

• Valve Run Times - Displays the run time set for a

selected valve number. Will indicate 01–59 minutes, 1.0–5.9 hours or

Off.

• Start Times - Displays start time(s) assigned to

the selected Program.

• Today - Displays the current day within a Weekday

schedule, e.g. Su, Mo, etc., or Skip Days schedule

day (1–31).

• Schedule - Displays ON or OFF for each day in a Weekday schedule.

When using an Odd/Even schedule, Odd, Even or OFF will be dis-

played for each station. When using a Skip Days schedule, Once

Every (01–31) will be displayed.

• Special Functions (Dial – Special Functions)

• Station Test Cycle - All active station numbers

will be shown at the top of the display.

T:01–10 indicates minutes of run time selected

for test cycle.

• Water Budget (Per Program) - Displays the

current Water Budget % or OFF. If a Monthly

Water Budget is in use, (– – –) will be shown.

• Clear Program Memory - CLr indicates the

Clear Program Memory function is selected.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 0 1 1 1 2

• Well Recovery Time - Indicates the delay

time (00–59 seconds, 1–59 minutes or

1– 2 hours) set to occur between stations in a

watering cycle.

• Pump Operation during Station Delay -

Indicates pump operation is set to On or Off

during a station delay period.

• Program Stacking/Overlap - Indicates

Program Stacking (1:On) or

Overlap

(3:On) option selected.

• Odd/Even Schedule - Indicates Odd or Evn

schedule selected.

• Calender month - Displays the current month.

• Calender month/day - Displays the current

month and day.

• Year - Displays the current year.

• Rain Delay - Indicates number of days (0–9)

set to delay automatic operation.

• Monthly Water Budget - Indicates Water

Budget status (On/Off) per month (1–12) and

% factor (01–200 or Off) assigned to each

month. (Month, day and year may also be

set at this time.)

Run Mode (Function – Run)

• Automatic Mode (Dial – Current Time) - Active

valve number and current time are shown.

(Dial – Active valve number)- active valve number,

current Program and remaining run time.

Note: If Water Budget is active, the adjusted run

time will be shown.

• Manual Mode - (Dial – Active valve number)-

Valve number, M: and remaining run time are shown.

• Rain Delay - OF (Off) and the number of days until

watering resumes alternates with the current time.

• Diagnostic Circuit Breaker - “FUS” (Fuse) and

the bypassed valve number(s) will alternate with the

current time.

Basic Programming Procedures

Setting the Current Time and Day

1. Place the Function switch in the (center) position.Set Programs

2. Turn the to the position.Dial Current Time

3. Press the or button to set the current time (note AM/PM).

Note: When using the or button, press and release to adjust

in steps, or press and hold to scroll.

4. Turn the to the position.Dial Today

5. Press the or button to select the current day (abbreviation).

Note: If Odd/Even schedule or Monthly Water Budget is used, the

current day of the week is preset and cannot be changed.

6. Return the Dial to the position.Current Time

7. Return the switch to the position.Function Run

Note: The flashing colon (:) indicates AC power is present.

If the colon is not flashing, the controller is operating on battery

power only.

Setting the Valve Run Time Duration

Each valve station can have an individual run time assignment in each

Program. Run time can be set for 1–59 minutes (in 1-minute increments)

or 1–5.9 hours (in 1/10-hour increments).

1. Place the Function switch in the (center) position.Set Programs

2. , .Select Program A B or C

3. Turn the to select the valve number . Dial

4. Press the or button to set the valve run time duration.

5. Repeat steps 3 and 4 for all valves to be assigned to the selected

Program.

6. Repeat steps 2–5 for each Program as needed.

7. When finished, return the to the position.Dial Current Time

8. Place the Function switch in the Run position.

Termékspecifikációk

Márka:	Irritrol
Kategória:	vezérlő
Modell:	RD1200-INT-R

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