What to do if the Toro Controller display is blank and inoperative?
If the display is blank and the controller isn't working, it could be due to a few reasons. First, check the fuse(s) and replace them if they're blown. Second, ensure the controller is properly connected to the power source and check for any tripped circuit breakers. Finally, make sure the Run/Program Switch is set to the Run position.
How to fix a flashing display on my Toro VISION II Controller?
A flashing display usually means there has been an extended power failure. You'll need to reset the clock to the current time and day.
Why does 'OFF' appear on the Toro Controller display and it cannot be activated?
If 'OFF' is displayed and the controller won't turn on, the Run/Program Switch is likely in the Program position. Simply set the Run/Program Switch to the Run position.
Why does the Toro Controller watering cycle restart immediately after finishing?
This issue occurs when the Seasonal Adjust Control setting is over 100%. Please, check the settings.
Why do Toro Controller stations not activate immediately?
There is a standard 15-second delay before a station operates. If you want to remove this delay, take out Jumper Plug J5.
What to do if a station on my Toro Controller does not operate?
If a station isn't operating, the station run time might be set to zero. You will need to set the station run time.
Why doesn't the pump operate when stations are running in Hours mode on my Toro VISION II Controller?
If the pump isn't working with stations in Hours mode, it's likely because Jumper Plug J4 has been removed. Replace Jumper Plug J4.
What to do if the Toro VISION II Controller display doesn't change after adjusting Start Time, Run Time, or Seasonal Adjust?
Small adjustments to the controls might not register in the controller's memory. Always confirm the change on the display when making these adjustments.
Visual feedback on controller status, programs, and settings.
Adjusts watering times, station run times, and watering days.
Keys, switches, fuses, and plugs for operation and system setup.
Steps to ensure the controller is ready for programming setup.
Instructions for setting the current time and day on the controller.
Procedure for setting the duration each station will water.
How to link watering stations to Program A or Program B.
Determines which days watering will occur for each program.
Setting the specific times watering programs will begin.
How to start watering programs or individual stations manually.
Runs all active stations from Programs A and B sequentially.
Runs stations sequentially starting from a selected station.
Allows manual operation of single or groups of stations in a chosen order.
Deactivates pump circuit for stations in Hours Mode.
Provides a fifteen second delay before station operation.
Lists symptoms, probable causes, and remedies for controller issues.
The Toro Vision II Series Controller is a sophisticated and technologically advanced irrigation system controller designed for residential and light commercial applications. It offers a range of unique features and operating characteristics, making it easy to program and operate.
The Vision II controller manages automatic watering programs for up to 12 stations. It allows users to set specific run times, assign stations to different programs (A and B) for varied schedules, and define daily watering schedules using either a Calendar or Interval mode. The Calendar schedule enables selection of watering days in a two-week cycle, while the Interval schedule allows for watering every day, every other day, or up to every seventh day. The controller also supports manual operations, including full program, partial program, and selected station watering. Unique features like Watering Delay™ and Seasonal Adjust Control™ provide flexibility in managing watering based on weather conditions or temporary suspensions.
General| Brand | Toro |
|---|---|
| Model | VISION II Series |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
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