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General| Brand | Rain Bird |
|---|---|
| Model | TBOS-II |
| Category | Transmitter |
| Language | English |
Information regarding radiation exposure limits and compliance for the device.
Details on FCC compliance, interference, and user cautions for radio frequency energy.
Industry Canada regulations for radio transmitters and user manual notices.
Industry Canada regulations regarding transmitter antenna type and equivalent isotropically radiated power (e.i.r.p.).
Compliance with European (ETSI) and Canadian EMC standards for radio equipment.
Declaration of conformity and IP rating (sealing) information for the equipment.
Overview of the new generation system using 868MHz (EU) or 915MHz (US) frequencies and its components.
Visual comparison of the old TBOS system and the new TBOS-II system, detailing components.
Highlights new capabilities of the TBOS-II Field Transmitter and Control Modules.
Details the physical specifications, dimensions, operating conditions, and features of the transmitter.
Guidance on initial charging and setup before the first operation of the Field Transmitter.
Steps to access the settings menu for date, time, contrast, name, language, and restore defaults.
Connecting the transmitter via IR and reading program data from control modules.
Adjusting watering time percentages for programs A, B, C, and by month.
Procedures for deleting individual or all programs and resetting factory parameters.
How to view program details, including run times and water budget per month.
Sending programmed irrigation schedules from the transmitter to the control module.
Stopping current watering operations or cancelling scheduled irrigation.
Starting individual stations manually with a specified run time.
Activating a specific irrigation program (A, B, or C) manually.
Performing a test run for all stations to verify functionality.
Temporarily disabling watering or setting a rain delay for a specified period.
Essential step to assign unique IDs to radio devices for communication.
Handling program transfer and potential data loss when marking old TBOS adaptors.
Customizing network numbers for radio devices to ensure proper communication.
Searching for and listing nearby TBOS control modules via radio.
Downloading irrigation programs from control modules using radio.
Sending updated irrigation programs to TBOS controllers wirelessly.
Information on connecting dry contact and pulse rate sensors to control modules.
How rain sensors affect irrigation and the reactions configured in IQ Software.
Functionality of flow sensors and their integration with IQ V2 software.
How TBOS-II measures flow when irrigation is off to detect leaks.
Setting thresholds to identify and alert on abnormal water consumption.
How the system manages stations independently and reacts to flow alerts.
Factors affecting and optimizing radio range up to 50m in open field.
Using IQ V2 software for remote control and management with Master Radio Modules.
Enabling communication between the Field Transmitter and Radio Relays.
Detecting and listing nearby TBOS Radio Relays using the Field Transmitter.
Guiding radio network installation and evaluating reception between relays.
Connecting to controllers through a radio relay to receive program information.
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