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If your RainPoint Timer isn't connecting, first ensure your WIFI network is working properly. If the network is stable, try moving the timer closer to the hubs and routers. Also, make sure the timer is in pairing mode by pressing and holding the timer button until the white light flashes rapidly, then try pairing again.
Why Hub can’t connect? (RainPoint HTV113FRF Timer)
If your RainPoint Timer hub isn’t connecting, verify that you're using a 2.4GHz WIFI network. Double-check that you've entered the WIFI password correctly. Also, ensure that the distance between the sensor and the hub isn't too far; try staying closer to the hub while connecting.
What to do if RainPoint HTV113FRF can't turn on or off the valve?
If your RainPoint Timer valve isn't turning on or off, the battery may be low; replace it with fresh batteries. Also, impurities in the water inlet could be the cause; regularly clean the filter port to avoid disruptions. In case of an unstable network or delayed response, wait a while and try again.
Why my RainPoint HTV113FRF Timer plan is not executed on time?
If your RainPoint Timer plan isn't executing on time, it could be due to several reasons. Check if there are impurities in the water inlet filter, as these need to be cleared regularly to prevent clogging. Also, verify that the rainfall delay parameter is not set. Finally, ensure the timer is not in a low power state by replacing the batteries and checking that the irrigation duration/period is not set with appropriate parameters.
Why is the water flow meter inaccurate on my RainPoint HTV113FRF Timer?
An inaccurate water flow meter on your RainPoint Timer can be caused by a tilted mounting angle; the timer needs to be installed perpendicular to the ground to avoid affecting the water count. Normal error values for water counts are ± 5%. Another possible cause is low or erratic water pressure from the tap.
Visual and functional overview of the smart garden irrigation timer device.
Technical details including thread size, pressure, flow rate, duration, and operating conditions.
Key functionalities such as Wi-Fi control, flow meter, watering methods, and voice control.
Step-by-step guide for connecting the water timer to the RainPoint Smart+ hub via the app.
Instructions for physically installing the water timer vertically onto a tap for optimal performance.
Overview of the main screen elements and information displayed in the app.
Configuration options for device name, mist mode, and default watering duration.
Steps to create and manage custom auto-watering schedules and modes.
Functionality to review daily or monthly water usage data through charts.
How to initiate temporary manual watering sessions in irrigation or misting modes.
This document describes the RainPoint 1-Zone Water Timer, a smart garden irrigation system designed to help users manage their watering needs efficiently and remotely. The device is part of the RainPoint Smart+ series, emphasizing water saving through intelligent control.
The RainPoint 1-Zone Water Timer allows users to remotely control their irrigation system via Wi-Fi. It integrates a built-in flow meter with a leaking alert function, providing real-time tracking of water flow rate and enabling users to review their water consumption history. The timer supports two primary watering methods: Irrigation mode and Cycle & Soak. Users can set watering plans based on water usage, offering flexibility and precision in irrigation. For enhanced control, the device can be voice-controlled through Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa. It also features the ability to monitor watering progress based on soil temperature and humidity when paired with a soil sensor, allowing for automatic start or stop of watering based on soil moisture levels. A water usage correction function is available on the app to ensure accurate data collection.
The device operates as a sub-device within the RainPoint Smart+ ecosystem, requiring connection to a RainPoint Smart+ hub. Once the hub is successfully connected, users can add the 1-Zone Water Timer through the RainPoint app. The connection process involves inserting 4*AA 1.5V Alkaline batteries (not included) and then long-pressing the reset button for 5 seconds until the indicator blinks red, signaling readiness for pairing. The app then guides the user through searching and connecting the device. For optimal connection, it is recommended to keep the timer and hub close to each other. If the initial connection fails, users can reset and reconnect the device. After successful connection, the app's home screen will display the last water usage value and, once plans are created, the next watering plan time.
The timer should be installed vertically on the tap to ensure accurate water flow measurement and prevent damage to the valve body. It is advised against installing the timer at an angle or horizontally. Additionally, to maintain a strong Wi-Fi connection, the timer should not be installed in an underground valve box.
The RainPoint app provides a comprehensive interface for managing the water timer. The device home page offers several key functions:
Within the basic settings, users can manage device information such as name, interface, and description. Advanced settings include:
Creating a new auto-watering plan involves selecting the "Plan" option and choosing a watering mode.
For immediate watering needs, the device supports manual operation:
The "Statistics" feature allows users to review their daily or monthly water usage data, providing insights into consumption patterns.
To ensure optimal performance and longevity of the RainPoint 1-Zone Water Timer, several maintenance practices are recommended:
Troubleshooting tips are provided for common issues:
General| Model | HTV113FRF |
|---|---|
| Power Source | Battery |
| Display | LCD |
| Memory Function | Yes |
| Waterproof | Yes |
| Programmable | Yes |
| Type | Timer |
| Battery Type | AA |
| Watering Duration | 1 min - 24 hr |
| Watering Frequency | Every 1-7 days |
| Power Supply | 2 AA batteries |
| Timer Range | 1 minute to 23 hours 59 minutes |
