Orbit 91006 - Programming; Watering Schedule Entry; Set Start Times; Set Watering Durations

Figure 6: Station Duration for Program A
• You can set the watering duration from 1 to 99 minutes. Press
andholdthe+keytoadvancethenumberofminutes,oruse
the - key to go in reverse, then press enter. When the minutes
are set, a solid “A” or “B” will appear over station 1 and the
cursor will advance to station 2 and continue blinking
• Simplyrepeatthesestepstosetwateringdurationsforstations
2 through 6 (or 2 - 12).
• Toskipastation,presstheNextkey.
• Toerasepreviouslyprogrammedwateringdurations,pressthe
Clear key.
Assigning Watering Days for Program A
• TurntherotarydialtoWateringDaysinprogramA.Thedisplay
will show an “A” and the cursor will blink under the days of
week M, T, W, T, F, S, S Monday, Tuesday, etc [See Figure 7 ].
Figure 7: LCD Display with Watering Days
• PressentertoactivatewateringonMonday.Anarrowappears
under M and the cursor will advance to Tuesday (“T”), press
enter to activate watering on this day. Repeat these steps for
all days of the week.
• Toskipaday,pressnext.
• Todeleteapreviouslyenteredday,pressclear.
• Ifyouwanttowatereverysecondday,pressthenextkeyto
advance the cursor to “2nd”, then press
Note: If you choose to water every 2nd day, you cannot set specific
days of the week for watering.
Assigning Watering Intervals for Program B
Program B is used to water at specific intervals between days (1 to
28), or on odd or even calender dates. The Timer has a leap-year
compensator and will ensure conformance to the odd and even
schedule through the year 2100.
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Section Three
PROGRAMMING
The Timer has two programs you can setup to control a variety of
watering plans. Depending on your needs, you can use either or
both programs.
Enter the Watering Schedule in Any Order
You have the option of entering your watering schedule in whatever
order you like. This feature makes it very easy to review and
change your watering schedule. Your settings can be changed at
any time—while you’re setting up the initial schedule, or after years
of operation.
Start Times for Program A or B
Note: A start time is the time of day that the program begins
watering the first station, and all other stations will then follow
in sequence. There are not separate start times for each station.
Start times do not correspond to specific stations. If you enter
more than one start time, all stations programmed to operate will
water again (in sequence).
• Thewayyousetthestarttimeisthesameforbothprograms.
Turn the rotary dial to the Start Times position in the program
that you want to set up. The display will show an A or B
depending on which program you have selected.
The display will show – – :– –, and a blinking cursor in
Start
1
location [See Figure 5].
• Setthetimeyouwanttobeginwateringforstarttime1using
the + or – keys, then press the
enter
key. The display will
advance to
Start 2
. For additional start times, simply repeat
this procedure by using the + and – keys to enter the time,
then press
enter
.
Remember, each start time will activate all stations that are
programmed to operate. There are not separate start times for
each station. Start times do not correspond to specific stations.
Figure 5: LCD Display with Start Time
Watering Durations for Program A or B
Note: Both programs require watering durations to be programmed.
• TurntherotarydialtotheStationDurationpositionineither
the A or B program. The display will show which program
you have selected with an “A” or “B” and the - - MINS and the
cursor blinking at
station “1” [See Figure 6].
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ENGLISH