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Operating the Controls
Operating the Controls
ACC2 has a simple control panel with unique operating
features. The dial is used to rotate through selections, and
then pushed to select, or to enter information.
1. The dial is used to rotate through selections and then
pushed to select, or to enter information.
2. To the right of the LCD display are four so keys. Their
functions will change with each menu selection, as shown
in the ACC2 display.
3. Back always goes back up a level from the current menu
selection.
4. Home will always return you to the Home screen view.
Home screen shows the status of the controller, including
anything currently running in the eld. When in the Home
screen, the bottom so key is called Main Menu, and this
takes you to all programming and setup functions.
From the Main Menu button, you may enter the setup menus
for all ACC2 functions. Turn the dial to view the main menus,
and press the dial to select one of them. Then, the dial is used
to select the items within that menu. Press to select one.
Once you’ve entered a programming screen, the dial is used to
navigate through all the elds of information. Press to select
one, rotate to see the choices or enter numbers or letters, and
press to select.
Press Home at any time to return to the top level, or to
navigate to other functions.
Attention Messages
A new controller installation will begin with at least one or two
Attention messages, because the controller has experienced
a power outage during shipping, and may be discovering new
modules. This is normal.
STARTUP SCREEN
When power is rst turned on (either with the power switch,
or closing one of the slide locks), the Hunter logo screen
appears, and the controller begins searching for any irrigation
events it may have missed during a power outage.
This search can be canceled if you are installing or servicing
the controller by pressing the Home button on the facepack.
If the controller nishes searching for missed events (about
1 minute), it will resume irrigating where it should be at the
current time of day.
In automatic operations, the controller will always perform
the search aer any power outage. Watering that was missed
during the outage will be recorded in the logs, and the
watering will resume where it should be at the time of the
power restoration.
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