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Station Delay
Irrigation systems that utilize a well-water source or have slow-
closing valves, may require a delay period to occur between consecutive
stations during a watering cycle. The Station Delay feature enables a
delay period to be set from 1 second to 2 hours.
1. Place the Function switch in the Set Programs position.
2. Select Program A, B or C.
3. Turn the Dial to the Skip Days - Special Functions position.
4. Press the Manual button repeatedly to display W:00 (no delay).
5. Press the / buttons to set the delay time: 00–59 seconds,
01–59 minutes (MIN) or 1.0–2.0 hours (HR.).
Note: Hold the button down to scroll. The display will continuously
scroll from seconds to minutes to hours (:00 = no delay time).
6. Return the Dial to the Current Time position.
7. Return the Function switch to the Run position.
Pump Control During Station Delay
The Pump Control feature is generally used in conjunction with the
Station Delay feature, enabling the pump/master valve to be turned
on or off during the delay between consecutive stations in a watering
cycle. For example, a system with slow-closing valves may require the
pump to remain on throughout the watering cycle to assist valve closure.
Alternately, a system utilizing a well-water supply source may require
the pump to be off when an extended delay period between stations is
required for adequate well-recovery time.
1. Place the Function switch in the Set Programs position.
2. Select Program A, B or C.
3. Turn the Dial to the Skip Days - Special Functions position.
4. Press the Manual button (repeatedly) to display P:OF (Pump Off).
5. Press the / button to toggle between P:OF and P:On.
6. Return the Dial to the Current Time position.
7. Return the Function switch to the Run position.
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