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gram of the sequence. To reactivate it, the day or days
of the week should be re-entered.
Example of stop of the previous sequence
P02 04 · . . . . . . 08:15
I02:45 F1 0:40 F2 0:30
When a sequential program is running and there is
a TM temporary stop, the program running will stop and
it will continue into the next sequence.
If the malfunction did not disappear, all the sub-
programs of the sequence would not be executed and
this would be recorded.
7.1.2. Program start by input
If an input for program start PS has been config-
ured, the irrigation program can be started by external
order (thermostat, humidistat, level, etc.). In order to do
so all the days of the week have to be entered and the
code 88:00
has to be introduced at the starting time, to
identify the fact that the program will be started by exter-
nal order.
The start input PS will not re-start until the program
and its sequences have finished.
In case of a infinite sequence of several irrigation
programs activated by external order will be required,
the start program have to have the code 88 in the start
hours position and the last program of the sequence in
minutes. When the start program will be finished, the
next program of the sequence will start independently of
the input PS state, having the programs in an infinite
sequence. Once the start program will be started the
code 88 for PS will actuate as code 99 of sequence.
The irrigation have to be stopped manually.
Sequence example of three programs started by
external order in case of anti-frost.
7.1.3. Program by frequency activation
In order to make different irrigations activations in
one sector or in a group of sectors, only the program 1
have the variable of activation number and frequency
between them.
The frequency time between activations may be
“hours:minutes”, or “hours”, depending on the selec-
tion made in the installer’s configuration.
To realize more than one activation, when the sig-
nal will be in the weekly days, it should be pulsed the
key “arrow”, will be shown the activation values.
Let see and example for sector 4, irrigation all the
days of a week with 3 activations each 3 hours 45 min-
utes; starting the first activations at 8:15 the second one
at 12:00 and the last one at 15:45; the irrigation time for
every activation will be 1 hour 30 minutes.
P01 04 SMTWTFS 08:15
I01:30 F1 0:12 F2 0:22
P01 04 03 – 3:45 08:15
I01:30 F1 0:12 F2 0:22
If it is necessary irrigate more sectors in a se-
quence, only is needed to link programs with the first
one in order to use this activations. The program 1 will
continue its activations independently of the programs
that are in the sequence.
When the irrigation time will be superior to the fre-
quency time between activations, the program 1 will not
start again until the irrigation time will be finished, keep-
ing in “view” the frequency time in 0:01.
In view, it will show the information of pending acti-
vations to realize and the time (frequency) to realize the
next one. If there is no activations pending, nothing will
be shown in the view screen.
P01 Activations : 02
Frequency : 1:53
7.1.4. Erase
If we want to erase a program, when the screen
asks for the sector number, enter two zeros (00) and
ENTER, being followed by a confirmation screen.
If we confirm with the “YES” key, the program will
be erased. If the “NO” key is pressed, the previous
screen will reappear.
P07 00
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