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Resumen del manual
Modularity means flexibility. The TDC-100/200 can control up to 200 stations. The intuitive user interface is easy to use and includes a backlight for improved visibility in low-light conditions, yet it is completely viewable in direct sunlight. The faceplate’s combination of menu keys, navigation arrows and Input Dial allows for easy menu navigation and quick settings establishment. With 10 irrigation programs, the TDC-100/200 allows programming flexibility. General Editing Pressing a menu key on the TDC-100/200 will display menu items. Items with fields containing values that can be edited are called Entry Fields. Use the Arrow Keys to navigate through the menus and entry fields. Modify any selected value by scrolling through the selection using the Input Dial . Values will be saved automatically when you exit an entry field or press another menu key. Pressing the HOME Key will also save any modification and revert back to Home display. Additionally, if no keypad activity is detected within five minutes, the controller will automatically save any modifications and revert back to Home display. Timing Mechanism Timing Mechanism TDC-100/200HOME %ADJUST START PAUSE/ RESUME STOP SYSTEM SETTINGS MANUAL WATERING SCHEDULED WATERING DIAGNOSTICS STATION SETTINGS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 1 Left and Right Arrows allow you to select the next entry field within the same menu line. Any changes will be saved after you exit that entry field. Up and Down Arrows allow you to scroll up and down through the menu items. 3 LCD Panel is the display screen. 4 Input Dial allows you to scroll through the value selection within the selected entry field. 5 Home Key allows you to exit from any function menu and return the controller to normal operation. After pressing the Home Key, all modifications to the settings will be saved. 6 Manual Watering Menu Key allows you to activate station(s) or program(s) manually. 7 Scheduled Watering Menu Key allows you to create/modify irrigation programs. Use this function to assign the program type (Standard or Grow- In), watering days, start times, end times, delay times, syringe duration, repeats, soak time, stations, run times and maximum simultaneous stations per program. 8 Diagnostics Menu Key allows you to run communications test with each decoder and solenoids. 9 Station Settings Menu Key allows you to modify station parameters. Within this setting, you can set the station number and assign it to a specific decoder, decoder station and path, specify each station’s percent adjust, disable the station from any activity by placing a station hold for a specific number of days, set the station type to a switch and create or edit the station description/name. 10 Percent Adjust Menu Key allows you to adjust watering to a specific percentage range. The user can specify percentage adjustment for the system, programs and stations. 11 Start Key will execute selected program or manual operation. 12 Pause/Resume Key will pause currently activated program(s). Press the key while in pause and select Resume to continue operation. 13 Stop Key will cancel currently running program(s) or station(s). 14 System Settings Menu Key allows the user to modify the controller parameters. Users can specify the hold duration for controller’s activity, set language, time, date, day change, station delay, maximum number of stations to run simultaneously, adjust display contrast and specify sensor type. Within this menu, the user can also reset all programs, reset the station parameters and reset all disables. 2 16 Power LED 17 Daughter Board Fuse (8), 3.15A Fast-Blow Daughter Board Components 6 1 Station Watering LED 2 Pump ON LED 3 Pump Pressure LED 4 Rain Sensor LED 5 Power LED 6 PC Connection LED 7 Tx LED 8 Rx LED 9 Mother Board Fuse, 3.15A Slow-Blow 10 Timing Mechanism Cable Socket 11 RS-232 Fiber/Wire Switch 12 Pump Output 13 Pump Pressure Input 14 Rain Switch Input 15 RS-232 Input Mother Board Components Mother Board Daughter Board 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 12 13 14 15 11 10 16 9 17 Power-Up Diagnostics Upon power-up, the controller will display: TDC–100/200 System Booting The TDC-100/200 will initiate a diagnostic test automatically during power-up. This function will take approximately ten seconds and it can not be bypassed. If a problem is detected during the diagnostic test, it will be indicated on the display. When completed, information will be displayed momentarily on the screen for five seconds. This status information can not be edited. The information is as follows: Line 1: TDC-100/200 Firmware Version and Revision Date Line 2: Detect: [xx stations, yy sensors] (xx = number of stations detected, yy = number of sensors detected) Line 3: Last Power Downtime Date and Time Example: Rev: D1.21, 04/25/06 Detect:200sta, 00sen PD 05/24/06 10:51:20 The default Home display will follow after the diagnostic display has timed-out. Home display example: Mon 08/07/06 10:50am Sec: 45 Day Change: 12:00am Home Key Pressing th...