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IntroductionThank you for choosing the Irritrol Rain Master Eagle Plus controller for your landscape irrigation system. We at Irritrol take great pride in developing and building the �nest irrigation products in the world, and are con�dent that your new Rain Master Eagle Plus will provide the control features, resource management tools, ease of use and robust design for years of dependable service.

Programming Features• StationRunTimefrom1minuteto23hoursand59minutes,in1-minute

increments.• Stationdelaysettingfrom1minuteto19minutesand59seconds.• Cycleruntime,MaximumCycletime,andSoaktimeonaper-stationbasis• Pumpactivationindependentofthemastervalveonaper-programbasis• Programstackingorsingleprogramoperation• Wateringdayroutineoptionsonaper-programbasisinclude: 14-Day,SkipDaysandOdd/Even-numbereddays.

• Definablewateringwindowfrom1minuteto24hours.• Cycle-and-Soakorstandardruntimeprogrammingonaper-programbasis.• Copyfunctionsforprogram-to-programandstationruntime.• ProgrammableMasterValveandaPumpoutputcontrolcapabilities:

Automatic Watering Operations• Evapotranspiration(ET)basedscheduling.• Percentageadjustmentonaper-programbasistoallowanincreaseor

decreaseofallstationruntimeswithinthatprogramfrom0–300% in1%increments.

• Calculatedstationruntimeexecutedtothenearestsecond.• ProgrammableWaterOfftopostponeirrigationfrom1to9days.• AutomaticminimizationofthewaterwindowbydynamicallyschedulingstationstartswhenotherstationsareintheSoakmode.

Evapotranspiration (ET) Features• ETprocessingonaperprogrambasis.• MultipleETsourcesasthebasisforitsETcalculations: ••HistoricalETdata ••ManuallyenteredETdata ••WeatherCenter IIweatherstation ••Internet(withiCentralcommunicationenabled).

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Control Module Features• Non-volatilememoryretainsallcontrollersetupandprogramming

information during power outages or seasonal shutdowns. • Areal-timeclockwithnon-volatilebackuptomaintainthecurrentdateand

time during power outages without the need of batteries.• Automaticallymonitorsallcriticaloperatingvoltagesandresets

microprocessorduringpower“brown-out”orerrorconditions.• Automaticelectronicfuseresetsautomatically-eliminatesfusesorcircuit

breakers.• Automaticresumptionofwateringprogramsafterpoweroutagefromthe

point of interruption.• Automaticallydetectsproblemsonalloutputandinputcircuits.• Built-inself-testforinternalcircuitry.• Robustsurgeprotectiononfieldoutputcircuits.

Input Monitoring Features • Rainsensorready–acceptsrainsensororweatherstationinput.• Connectivityandinputfortwoflow-sensingdevices.• ProgrammableflowsensorpipesizesforstandardRainMasterflowsensors

andnon-standardpipesizes.• Programmableflowmonitoringfor: ••Mainlineflowlimit ••Unscheduledflowlimit ••Single-stationflowlimit ••Sampledelay ••Measuredstationflow.

Two-Wire Decoder System Control Features (Two-Wire Decoder System Models Only)• Two-WireDecoderboardinstallsinplaceofstandardstationoutputboards• FullyintegratedTwo-WireDecodercapabilities• Providescontrolofupto100decodersforatotalof202fieldoutputs• Autodetectionandconfigurationduringpower-up• Decoderprogrammingandmonitoringcapabilitiesinclude: ••Decoderandstationnumberassociation ••Outputcurrent ••Stationshort/opencircuit ••Decoderpresencedetection.


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Table of ContentsvControl Module Overview ..........................................................................2vController Interior Component Overview ...............................................4vSelecting the Controller Setup Options ...................................................6 wSettingtheCurrentTimeandDate ..................................................................7 wSettingaSecurityAccessCode ..........................................................................9 wSettingtheProgramStackOption ..................................................................11 wSettingtheStationDelayOption .................................................................. 12 wSettingtheMasterValveOption ....................................................................13 wSettingtheRegionalOptions ..........................................................................14 wSettingtheOdd/EvenDayOption .................................................................15 wSettingtheAudibleAlertOption ...................................................................16 wSettingtheTimedWater-OffMode ................................................................17 wSettingtheWaterWindowDuration .............................................................18vSelecting the Program Setup Options ................................................. 19 wSettingtheProgramTypeOption..................................................................20 wSettingtheProgramOdd/EvenDaysOption .............................................21 wSettingtheProgramMasterValve/PumpControlOptions ..................22 wSettingtheProgramWeatherOptions ........................................................23vSelecting the ET Setup Options ............................................................. 24vSelecting the Flow Sensor Setup and Operation Options ................ 25 wSettingtheUsageOption .................................................................................26 wSettingtheStandard/CustomSensorOptions .........................................26 wSettingtheFlowLimitsOptions .....................................................................27 wSettingtheDelayOption ..................................................................................28 wSettingtheLearnedFlowOptions ................................................................28 wResettingtheFlowTotalizer .............................................................................29vSetting the Communications Options .................................................. 30vTwo-Wire Decoder System Setup ............................................................31 wProgrammingtheDecoders .............................................................................31 wTwo-WireDecoderSystemSetup ...................................................................31 wProgrammingtheDecoders .............................................................................31 wTestingtheTwo-WireDecoderSystem ........................................................33 wSingleStationTest ...............................................................................................33 wFindDecodersTest ..............................................................................................34 wAllStationsTest ....................................................................................................35


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vProgramming for Automatic Operation ..............................................36wCreatingaNewProgram ................................................................................. 36wSettingaTwo-WeekWateringSchedule .....................................................37wSettingaSkip-DayWateringSchedule .......................................................37wSettingProgramStartTimes .......................................................................... 38wAssigningtheStationRunTime .................................................................... 38wSettingaCycleandSoakStationRunTime ..............................................39

vModifying a Program: ............................................................................. 41wAdjustingProgramPercentValue .................................................................42wDeletingaProgram ............................................................................................42

vCopying a Program or Runtime .............................................................43wToCopyaProgram ............................................................................................ 43wToCopyaRunTime ........................................................................................... 44

vReview Mode ........................................................................................... 45wProgram Review ..................................................................................................45wAlarmReview ........................................................................................................ 46wCommReview ..................................................................................................... 46wFlowReview ......................................................................................................... 46wIrrigation Review .................................................................................................47wET Review ...............................................................................................................47

vManual Watering Operations ................................................................ 48wManualStationOperation .............................................................................. 48wManualProgramOperation ...........................................................................49wManualMulti-StationOperation ..................................................................50wManualTestFunctions ........................................................................................51

vAlarms Feature .........................................................................................52 wAlarmCategories .................................................................................................52wFieldWireFaultDetection ................................................................................52wFlowDetection .....................................................................................................52wClearingAlarms .................................................................................................. 53wAnalyzingAlarms ............................................................................................... 54wGeneralAlarms ................................................................................................... 54wFlowSensorAlarms ....................................................................................... 56wRainSensororWeatherStationAlarms .................................................. 58wTwo-WireDecoderSystemAlarms ...........................................................59

vAppendix A - General Speci�cations ....................................................62 vAppendix B - Flow Sensor Speci�cations ............................................63 vAppendix C - Error Code Reference Chart ...........................................64 vAppendix D - FCC Rules-Electromagnetic Compatibility .................65

Control Module Overview

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1 - Large LCD DisplayThelargeformatLCDdisplaypresentsallsetup,programming,systemcontrolandmonitoringfunctionsinaninteractivemenu-drivenformat.Note: To conserve power, the LCD backlight dims automatically after �ve minutes of inactivity. The backlight is restored automatically with any controller input.TheHomescreenisdisplayedbydefaultwhenthecontrollerisinthestandbymode to provide basic controller status information. The top line of the Home screen provides the current day (1), current time (2),andweek1orweek2ofthetwo-weekwateringschedule(3). WhenequippedforiCentralcommunications, an antenna symbol (4) with signal strength indication bars will be shown.The second line indicates the current number of configuredautomaticprograms:Noneor1–8forstandardsystems,or1–16forTwo-Wiresystems.WhenthecontrollerisintheWaterOffmode,WATEROFF is displayed.The bottom line of the Homescreenprovides:Main menu access (5), the pending number of alarms (6),anddisplaysequencearrow(s)(7).

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2 - Screen Sequence KeysThe NEXT and BACK screen sequence keys are associated with the corresponding and arrow symbols when displayed. Pressing a sequence keystepsforwardorbackwardthroughamultiple-screensequence.3 - Irrigation and Alarm MonitorsTheIrrigationLEDmonitorilluminatestoindicatesystemwateringactivity.TheAlarmLEDmonitorilluminateswhenasystemAlarmorAlertisgenerated.TheAlarmmonitorLEDwillremainilluminateduntilclearedbytheuser.AnaudibleAlertoptioncanbeenabledthatwill“chirp”everysixsecondstoindicateoneormoreAlarmandorAlertconditions.4 - Selection DialThe selection Dialisthemainuser-interfacecomponent,providingasinglerotary/push-buttondialtoselectandinputallcontrollersetupandoperatingfeatures.

5 - Direct Access Menu KeysDirectaccesstoeachprimarymenufunctionisprovidedbypressingthecorrespondingselectionkeyasfollows:

PROGRAM Key –SelectstheMAIN PROGRAMmenu.Providesprogram-relatedoptionsincluding:newprogramsetup,existingprogramreview,programmodi�cation, deletion, and copy functions.

SETUP Key –SelectstheMAIN SETUP menu. Provides access to all setup optionmenusincluding:CONTROLLER operating options, FLOW monitor setup, PROGRAMoperatingoptions,COMMsetup,ETsetup,andTWO-WIREsystem setup.

MANUAL Key –SelectstheMANUALOPERATIONS menu enabling manual controloperationsincluding:SINGLESTATIONandMULTI-STATION operation, PROGRAMoperationandmultipleTESTfunctions.

REVIEW Key–SelectstheREVIEW menu for quick access to all controller PROGRAMdetails,historicaldatalogsforIRRIGATIONevents,ALARMevents, FLOWresults,ETrates,iCentralcommunicationsandcontrollersoftwareversion.

HOME Key – Returns directly to the HOME menu from any location within the menu hierarchy.

6 - WATER OFF Key – Terminates all automatic watering activity. When selected,allcurrentautomaticcontrolleroperationshutsdownandremainsoffuntil the WATEROFFmodeisreleased.TheWaterOffLEDmonitorilluminateswhen the controller is in the WATEROFF mode.

7 - Pro Max Remote Control Receptacle – Provides easy access for connection andremoteoperationwiththe(optional)ProMaxremotecontrolsystem.


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Controller Interior Component OverviewRAIN MASTER TM EAGLE PLUS

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1 - Master Valve/Pump/Sensor Module This module provides connections for

allauxiliarycomponentsincluding:pump(1),mastervalve(2),fieldcom-mon(3),twoflowsensors(3),aWeatherCenterII(5)orarain/freeze sensor(6),anda24VACpowersource.

2 - Station Output Module (standard con�guration) Each output module provides connec-

tionsforeightstationoutputs(1)andtwofieldcommons(2).Uptosixstationoutput modules can be installed for a totalof48stationoutputs.

3 - Main Power Connection Terminalblock(wall-mountmodels)

orjunctionboxprovideconnectionsforLine,Neutral,andEquipmentGroundwiring.PedestalmodelsprovideOn/Offswitch and power outlet.

4 - Two-Wire Decoder Module (optional) AsingleTwo-WireDecodermodule

replacesthe8-stationoutputboard(s)and connects to the control module viaatwo-wire,plug-incableassembly.TheDecodermoduleprovidestwoseparatedecodercontrolwirepairs(1)andaquick-disconnectterminalblocktofacilitatedecoderprogramming(2).

5 - iCentral with GSM Communications Modem (optional)

TheiCentralmodemmountsontheback of the control module to provide wireless communications capability withtheiCentralcontrolsystem.

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Selecting the Controller Setup Options The controller setup options determine how the controller displays and manages the various tasks required to control and monitor your irrigation system.Asetofdefaultcontrollersetupandoperatingoptionsisestablishedoninitialpower-up.Thetablebelowliststhevariouscontrollersetupmenuitems,theavailable options and the factory default settings.

Note: Synchronizing the controller with the current date and time should be accomplished �rst. The remaining settings can be changed at any time. Some of the settings will in�uence corresponding programming and controller operations. These features are explained in detail within the applicable section of the User’s Guide.Uponinitialpower-upandafterthecontrollerhasbeenwithoutpowerforanextendedperiodoftime,theSETUPDATE/TIMEscreenisdisplayedbydefault.Entertheactualtimeanddateperthefollowingstep-by-stepprocedure.Whenyou have completed this initial procedure, you will be familiar with the Eagle Plus menu structure and how the multifunctional Dial allows you to easily navigate to select,change,adjustandenterthevariouscontrollerprogrammingandsetupoptions.

IMPORTANT: All setup and programming selections must be entered (saved to memory) by pressing the Dial before pressing any of the Direct Access keys. The controller will disregard any selection that has not been saved.

Note: An audible “chirp” tone is generated each time a valid Key or Dial entry is made. An invalid action is indicated by the chirp tone four times in rapid succession.


6 SettingtheCurrentTimeandDate

Setup Menu Option DefaultCurrent Time Numeric Value, AM/PM 12:00:00 a.m.Current Date Alpha/Numeric Thursday, 01/ 01/2009Clock Format 12- or 24-Hour 12-HourAccess Code 4-Digit Numeric 0000Program Stacking Yes or No YesStacking Limits 1 to 8 Programs 3 ProgramsStation Delay Master Valve Con�g.

0–19 min, 0–59 sec 0 min, 0 secNC or NO NC (normally closed)

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Setting the Current Time and DateNote: Menu items displayed between dashes can be selected. Turn the Dial in either direction to choose (bracket) the menu item, then press the Dial to select.1. ThecontrollerwilldisplaytheSETUPDATE/TIME

screen upon initial power up.

2. PresstheSETUP key to display the SETUP menu.

4. PresstheDial toselecttheCONTROLLERmenu.TheDATE/TIMEoptionischosenbydefault.

5. PresstheDial to select and display the SETUPDATE/TIME screen. The DATE option is chosen by default.

Note: In this procedure example, the date and time will be changed from the default settings to June 15, 2011, 2:45.

6. PresstheDial – theMonthdigits(01)willbeginflashing.

7. Turn the Dial to display the current month (06=June),thenpresstheDial to enter the change.TheDaydigits(01)willbeginflashing.

8. TurntheDial to display the current day (15),thenpresstheDial to enter the change. TheYeardigits(09)willbeginflashing.

9. TurntheDialtodisplaythecurrentyear(11), then press the Dial to enter the change.


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DATE/TIMEDATE:[01/01/09]TIME:-12:00AM-

SETUP DATE/TIME:

FORMAT:-12 HOUR-

DATE:[01/01/09]SETUP DATE/TIME:

[CONTROLLER] –FLOW––PROGRAM– –COMM–

SETUP:

–ET– –TWO–WIRE–

[CONTROLLER] –FLOW––PROGRAM– –COMM–

[DATE/TIME] –ACCESS––STACK– –DELAY–

SETUP CONTROLLER:

–MVALVE– –MORE–


SETUP CONTROLLER:

DATE:[01/01/09]TIME:-12:00AM-

SETUP DATE/TIME:

FORMAT:-12 HOUR-

/01/09]SETUP DATE/TIME:

DATE:[01/01/09]TIME:-12:00AM-

SETUP DATE/TIME:

FORMAT:-12 HOUR-

01/01/09]DATE/TIME:

DATE:[06/01/09]TIME:-12:00AM-

SETUP DATE/TIME:

FORMAT:-12 HOUR-

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DATE:[06/15/09]TIME:-12:00AM-

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10.TurntheDial right one step to choose Time, then press the Dial to select. The currenthourdigitswillbeginflashing.

11.TurntheDial to display the current hour (02:),thenpresstheDial to enter the change. Theminutesdigitswillbeginflashing.

12.TurntheDialtodisplaythecurrentminute(:45),then press the Dial to enter the change. The AMdesignatorwillbeginflashing.

13.TurntheDial to display PM, then press the Dial to enter the change.

14.PresstheHOME keytoexittheSETUP menu. Note: The initial Alarms shown on the Home screen are generated by default

during the power-up process and not indicative of a problem. Clear the Alarms as follows:

•TurntheDial right one step to choose ALARMS. •PresstheDial to select ALARMS. •Thecauseofthealarmwillbedisplayed.

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DATE:-06/15/11-TIME:[12:00AM]

SETUP DATE/TIME:

FORMAT:–12 HOUR–

DATE:-06/15/11-TIME:[12:00AM]

SETUP DATE/TIME:

DATE:-06/15/11-TIME:[02:00AM]

SETUP DATE/TIME:


DATE:-06/15/11-TIME:[02:00AM]

SETUP DATE/TIME:

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DATE:-06/15/11-TIME:[02:45PM]

SETUP DATE/TIME:


DATE:-06/15/11-TIME:[02:45PM]

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Setting a Security Access CodeThis feature enables the user to establish an access code that must be entered to gain access to various controller functions. Theaccesscodecanbeanyfour-digitnumberbetween0001and9999.Afterthecode has been established, a security level is applied that determines which of the controller functions can remain accessible without entering the code.• All–Disablesaccesscoderequirement–enablesunrestrictedcontrolleruse.• Restricted–RequiresaccesscodetounlockProgramandSetupfunctions.Manual,ReviewandWaterOfffunctionsremainunrestricted.

• No Access – Requires access code to unlock all controller functions.

1. PresstheSETUP key to display the SETUP menu. The CONTROLLER option is chosen by default. Press the DialtoselectCONTROLLER.

TheSETUPCONTROLLERmenuisdisplayedwiththeDATE/TIMEoptionchosenbydefault.

2. TurntheDial right one step to choose the ACCESSoption.

3. PresstheDial to select and display the SETUPACCESS screen.

Note: Select an access code that’s easy to recall, then keep a copy of it written down for reference if needed. If you forget or misplace your code, contact Technical Support at 1-800-777-1477.

4. PresstheDialtobegin.Fourzeroswillbedisplayedwiththefirstdigitflashing.Eitherturn the Dial to change this digit, or press the Dialtoselectthenextdigitinsequence.Repeatfor all four digits.

Note: All four digits of the access code must be selected and saved to retain the code in memory. Exiting this procedure before entering the last digit restores the default or previous access code.


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[CONTROLLER] –FLOW-–PROGRAM– –COMM–

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-DATE/TIME- [ACCESS]–STACK– –DELAY–

SETUP CONTROLLER:


-DATE/TIME- [ACCESS]–STACK– –DELAY–

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ENTER EXISTING CODE: [XXXX]

SETUP ACCESSENTER EXISTING CODE: [XXXX]

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5. Enteringthefourthaccesscodedigitpromptsthenextscreeninthe access setup sequence. Turn the Dial to choose the LEVELoption, then press the Dial to select.

6. TurntheDial to display the preferred security level:RESTRICTED,NOACCESSor ALL,then Press the Dial to enter the selection.

Note: Once the access code has been entered, the controller functions will remain accessible until midnight. The access code must be entered each time once the restrictions have been applied to gain controller access. If attempting to enter an incorrect access code, the ACCESS DENIED screen will be displayed.

7. When �nished, press the HOME key to returntotheHOMEscreen.

To Clear and Reset the Current Access Code:

1. StartingfromtheSETUPACCESSscreen (shownatright),turntheDial to choose CLEARCODE, then press the Dial to select.

2. Asafetyscreenisprompted.TurntheDial to choose the Yes option, then press the Dial to delete the access code.

3. Toresettheaccesscode,repeataccesscodesetupprocedure,beginningatstep4.

4. When finished, press the HOME key to return to the HOME screen.

LEVEL[ ALL ]NEW CODE–0123–

SETUP ACCESS

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LEVEL[RESTRICTED]NEW CODE–0123–

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LEVEL[RESTRICTED]

LEVEL[RESTRICTED]NEW CODE[XXXX]

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ENTER CODE:[XXXX]TO CONTINUE.

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Setting the Program Stack OptionThis controller setup option enables you to specify whether multiple irrigation programscanrunsimultaneously,ormustbe“stacked”orconstrainedtorunoneat a time in chronological order. Bydefault,ProgramStackisaglobaloption,establishedforallprograms,butcanbedisabledforindividualprogramsaspreferred.TheProgramStackrangeisadjustablefrom1–8programs.WhentheStackoptionisdisabledforaspecificprogram, that program is allowed to run simultaneously with other programs.

Caution: Before disabling the Stack option, it is very important to consider the total current load and �ow demand imposed on the system during simultaneous multiple-program operations.

1. PresstheSETUP key to display the SETUP menu. The CONTROLLER menu item is chosen by default. Press the Dial to select.

2. TheSETUPCONTROLLERmenu is displayed. Turn the Dial right two steps to choose STACK.

3. PresstheDial to display the SETUPPROGRAMSTACK screen. The Program option is chosen by default. Press the Dial to select. The programnumberwillbeginflashing.

4. TurntheDial to display the preferred program number(1–8forstandardsystems,or1–16fortwo-wiredecodersystems).PresstheDial to enter the number.

5. TurntheDial right one step to choose the STACK option, then press the Dial to select. The current optionwillbeginflashing.TurntheDial to display the preference, then press the Dial to enter.Note: The Stacking Limit option is applicable only with the Yes option selected.

6. TurntheDial right one step to choose STAKINGLIMIT, then press the Dial to select. Thecurrentnumberwillbeginflashing.Turnthe Dial to display the preferred number from 1–8,thenpresstheDial to enter the selection.

7. When �nished, press the HOME key to return to the HOME screen.


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Setting the Station Delay Option

Irrigationsystemsthatutilizeapumpstationand/orslow-closingvalvesmayrequire a delay or dwell time to occur between the station operating sequence. TheStationDelayfeatureenablesyoutoenteradelayperiodfrom1secondto 19minutes.NotethattheStationDelayperiodisappliedgloballytoallstationoperating sequences.


2. TheSETUPCONTROLLERmenu is displayed. Turn the Dialright3stepstochooseDELAY.

3. PresstheDial to display the SETUPSTATIONDELAY screen. The MINUTESoption is chosen by default. If the preferred delay period is less than1minute,turntheDial right one step to choose Seconds.

4. PresstheDial to select. The current value (0bydefault)willbeginflashing.

5. TurntheDial to display the SECONDS value. Press the Dial to enter.

6. Whenfinished,presstheHOME key to return to the HOME screen.


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SETUP STATION DELAY:MINUTES[ 0] (0-19)SECONDS- 0- (0-59)

SETUP STATION DELAY:

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SETUP STATION DELAY:MINUTES- 0- (0-19)SECONDS[10] (0-59)

Setting the Master Valve OptionWhenamastervalveisutilizedintheirrigationsystemtocontrolthemainlinewatersupply,itisimperativethattheMasterValveconfigurationoptioncorrespondscorrectlytoeitheraNormallyOpenoraNormallyClosedvalve.ThedefaultMasterValveconfigurationoptionisNormallyClosed.Forexample,ifasystemflowlimitisexceeded,thecontrollerwillturnoffpowertothemastervalve,causingittoclose,whenconfiguredforNormallyClosedoperation,WhenconfiguredforaNormallyOpenmastervalve,thecontrollerwillapply constant power to the valve, causing it to remain closed.


2. TheSETUPCONTROLLERmenu is displayed. Turn the Dialright4stepstochooseMVALVE,then press the Dial to select.

3. TheSETUPMASTERVALVE screen is displayed. The NORMALCLOSE option is chosen by default. Press the Dial to select. Theoptionwillbeginflashing.

4. TurntheDial to display the NORMALOPEN option, then press the Dial to enter.


TYPE[NORMAL CLOSE]SETUP MASTER VALVE:TYPE[NORMAL CLOSE]SETUP MASTER VALVE:


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SETUP CONTROLLER:

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TYPE[NORMAL OPEN ]SETUP MASTER VALVE:TYPE[NORMAL OPEN ]SETUP MASTER VALVE:


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Setting the Regional OptionsRegional options enable you to con�gure the display information for various regionaloptionsincluding:unitsofmeasure,displaylanguageanddateformat. The chart below provides the Regional options and the default settings.

Units Language Date Format EnglishMetric

- English (default) MM/DD/YY- Spanish (month, day, year

- default)DD/MM/YY (day, month, year)

- French- German- Italian

Note: Regional option availability di�ers for Domestic and International controller models. Domestic models provide optional selection of the Date Format only.


2. TheSETUPCONTROLLERmenu is displayed. Turn the Dialright5stepstochooseMORE,then press the Dial to select.

Note: Pressing the NEXT key will also access the next screen in sequence (indicated by the down arrow symbol).

3. TheSETUPMORE screen is displayed with the REGION option chosen by default. Press the Dial to select.

4. TheSETUPREGIONmenuscreenisdisplayedwiththeDATEFORMATchosenbydefault.

5. PresstheDialtoselect.TurntheDial to display the preferred option, then press the Dial to enter the selection.



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SETUP CONTROLLER:

-MVALVE- [MORE]–STACK– –DELAY–-MVALVE- [MORE]

-DATE/TIME- -ACCESS-–STACK– –DELAY–-MVALVE- [MORE]

[REGION] -ODD/EVEN-–SOUND– -WATER OFF–

SETUP MORE:

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[REGION] -ODD/EVEN-–SOUND– -WATER OFF–

SETUP MORE:

UNITS-ENGL. -LANGUAGE-ENGLISH-

SETUP REGION:

DATE FORMAT[MM/DD]DATE FORMAT[MM/DD]

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SETUP REGION:

DATE FORMAT[MM/DD]DATE FORMAT[MM/DD]

Setting the Odd/Even Day Option

Bydefault,theOdd/Evencalendardayschedulingoptionisdisabled.InordertoutilizethiscontrolfeatureintheProgramSetupoptions,itmustfirstbeenabledintheControllerSetupoptions.Note: For additional information regarding the function and implementation of the Odd/Even feature, refer to Program Setup Options on page 21.




3. TheSETUPMORE screen is displayed with the REGION option chosen by default. Turn the Dial right one step to choose the ODD/EVENoption,thenpresstheDialtoselect.

5. TheSETUPODD/EVENscreenisdisplayedwithWATERING-NO chosen by default.Note: For this option, it is preferable to set TYPE �rst, and then set the WATERING - YES/NO option. (See step 6 below.)

6. TurntheDial to choose TYPE, then press the Dial to select. Turn the Dial to display EVEN or ODD, then press the Dial to enter.

7. Turn the Dial left one step to choose WATERING, then press the Dial to select. Turn the Dial to display YES, then press the Dial to select.

AWARNING screen will be displayed. Press the DialtoselectOK,orturnDial to choose CANCEL,thenpresstheDial to return to the previous screen.



SettingtheOdd/EvenDayOption 15


SETUP:



(indicated by the down


SETUP CONTROLLER:



select.

–REGION– [ODD/EVEN]–SOUND– -WATER OFF–

SETUP MORE:

-WATER WINDOW-

–REGION– [ODD/EVEN]–SOUND– -WATER OFF–

SETUP MORE:

option.

WATERING[NO ]TYPE-ODD -

SETUP ODD/EVEN:WATERING[NO ]SETUP ODD/EVEN:

WATERING -NO -TYPE[EVEN]

SETUP ODD/EVEN:WATERING -NO -TYPE[EVEN]

WATERING[YES]TYPE[EVEN]

SETUP ODD/EVEN:WATERING[YES]SETUP ODD/EVEN:

ELECTED TO WATER ONEVEN CALENDAR DAYS

WARNING: YOU HAVE

ONLY. [OK] -CANCEL-EVEN CALENDAR DAYSONLY. [OK] -CANCEL-

Setting the Audible Alert Option

TheAudibleAlertoptionisOffbydefault.Whenenabled,anAlarmconditionwilltriggeranAlert“chirp”toneeverysixsecondsuntiltheAlarmconditioniscleared.




3. TheSETUPMORE screen is displayed with the REGION option chosen by default. Turn the Dial right two steps to choose SOUND,then press the Dial to select.

4. TheSETUPSOUND screen is displayed with theOFFoptionselectedbydefault.

5. PresstheDial to select, then turn the Dial to display ON. Press the Dial to enter the selection.



SETUP:



-REGION- -ODD/EVEN-[SOUND] -WATER OFF–

SETUP MORE:

-WATER WINDOW-

-REGION- -ODD/EVEN-[SOUND] -WATER OFF–-WATER WINDOW-

AUDIBLE ALARM[OFF]SETUP SOUND:AUDIBLE ALARM[OFF]


16 SettingtheAudibleAlertOption


SETUP CONTROLLER:



Setting the Timed Water-O� Mode ThisfeatureprovidesameansofplacingthecontrollerintheWaterOffmodeforatimeddurationfrom1to9days.Note: The Water O� mode can be terminated at any time by any one of the following methods: • Press the WATER OFF key.• ResettheWaterOffdaydurationtoNONE.• ChooseTURNWATERONfromtheMAINmenu,thenpresstheDial to select TURNWATEROFF.




3. TheSETUPMORE screen is displayed with the REGION option chosen by default. Turn the Dial right three steps to choose WATEROFF,then press the Dial to select.

4. TheSETUPWATEROFFscreenisdisplayed.Press the Dialtoselect[None],thenturntheDialtodisplay1to9days.

5. PresstheDial to enter. The controller will switch to the WATEROFFmodeandtheLEDindicator will illuminate.

Note: If a 1-day duration is selected, the WATER OFF mode will be automatically released at the day change (Midnight).



SETUP:



NUMBER OF DAYSCONTROLLER REMAINS

SETUP WATER OFF:

IN WATER OFF [ 4]CONTROLLER REMAINSIN WATER OFF [ 4]

-REGION- -ODD/EVEN--SOUND- [WATER OFF]

SETUP MORE:

-WATER WINDOW-

-REGION- -ODD/EVEN--SOUND- [WATER OFF]-WATER WINDOW-


SettingtheTimedWater-OffMode 17


SETUP CONTROLLER:



Setting the Water Window DurationThisoptionenablesyoutodefineaspecificperiod(orwindow)oftimewithinthe24-hourdaytocompleteallscheduledwateringactivity.Onceestablished,anyscheduled watering activity that would either start or continue running outside of thewindowwillbeignored.Built-inprogrammingalertswillbedisplayedifawaterwindowschedulingconflictoccurs.Bydefault,theWaterWindowsettingis24hours.Note: When decreasing the Water Window, it is important to consider that an increase in station run time through the use of the Percent Adjust and/or ET control features, can extend program watering duration beyond the Water Window limit,resulting in an Alarm condition.




3. TheSETUPMORE screen is displayed with the REGION option chosen by default. Turn the Dial right four steps to choose WATERWINDOW,then press the Dial to select.

4. TheSETUPWATERWINDOW screen will be displayed. Press the Dial to select START time. Turn the Dial to display the preferred start time hour, then press the Dial to enter. The minutes digitswillbeginflashing.

5. TurntheDial to display the preferred start time minutes. Press the Dialtoenter.TheAM/PMindicatorwillbeginflashing(12-hourmodeonly).TurntheDialtodisplaytheAM/PMpreference, then press the Dial to enter.

6. TurntheDial right one step to choose the ENDtime.SettheEND time using the same procedure as the START time.



SETUP:




SETUP CONTROLLER:



-REGION- -ODD/EVEN--SOUND- –WATER OFF–

SETUP MORE:

[WATER WINDOW]-SOUND- –WATER OFF–[WATER WINDOW]

START[05:00AM]END-11:59PM-

SETUP WATER WINDOW:START[05:00AM]SETUP WATER WINDOW:

START[05:30AM]END–11:59PM–

SETUP WATER WINDOW:START[05:30AM]SETUP WATER WINDOW:

START-05:30PM-END[11:59PM]

SETUP WATER WINDOW:START-05:30PM-END[11:59PM]


18 SettingtheWaterWindowDuration

Selecting the Program Setup Options WithintheControllerSetupmenuoptions,theselectionsmadeapplieduniversallytoallactiveprograms.WithintheProgramSetupoptions,operatingparameters speci�c to each program are established.The table below lists the various available Program Setup options and the factorydefault settings.

Setup Program Menu Option Default Type - Water Days: 14-Day/Skip Day 14-Day

- Irrigation/Non-Irrigation Irrigation- Cycle and Soak: Yes/No No

Odd/Even Days - Enabled/Disabled Disabled

Weather - ET: Enabled/Disabled DisabledNo- Rain Sensor: Yes/No

Program Type •WaterDays–A14-dayscheduleisthedefaultoptionthatenablesindividualdaysofarecurrent,two-weekscheduletobeassigned.TheSkip-Dayoptionconstrainsactivedaystoaspecifiedinterval,rangingfromeveryday(skip0days),toonceevery31days(skip30days).

•Irrigation/Non-Irrigation– Programs can be de�ned for either irrigation control ornon-irrigationcontrol;e.g.,outdoorlightingorfilterpumpsaspreferred.

•Cycle/Soak–TheCycleandSoakoptionenablesadelayperiodtobeinterspersedwiththestationruntimetohelpreducerunoffduetoalowabsorption rate or to prevent furrowing and seed loss during an initial turf grow-inperiod.

Odd/Even DaysWhenenabled,eitherOdd-orEven-daywateringisspecified.WithintheindividualProgramSetupoptions,thespecifiedoption(OddorEven)isdisplayedwithaYES/NOoption.SelectingYESassignsthescheduletotheprogram;selectingNO ignores the schedule.

Note: The Odd/Even day scheduling option must be enabled within the Controller Setup options to be selectable within the Program Setup options.

Master Valve /Pump:Thisoptionenables/disablesconcurrentoperationoftheMasterValve(MV)and/orPumponaper-programbasis.Bydefault,bothMasterValveandPumpoutputcontrolsareassignedtoallirrigationprogramsanddisabledforallnon-irrigationprograms.


SelectingtheProgramSetupOptions 19

Setting the Program Type Option1. PresstheSETUP key to display the SETUP

menu. The CONTROLLER menu item is chosen by default. Press the Dial to select.

2. TurntheDial right two steps to choose PROGRAM, then press the Dial to select.

3. TheSETUPPROGRAM menu screen is displayed with TYPE chosen by default. Press the Dial to select.

4. The nextSETUPPROGRAM screen in sequence is displayed with the program number chosen by default. Press the Dial to select. Turn the Dial to display the preferred program number, then press the Dial to enter.

5. TurntheDial right one step to choose the WATERDAYS. The 14DAY option is displayed by default. Press the Dial to select.

6. TurntheDial to display SKIPDAYor14DAYoption as preferred, then press the Dial to enter the selection.

7. Turn the Dial right one step to choose the Program TYPE option, then press the Dial to select.

8. TurntheDial to display NONIRRIGATION (i.e.foroutdoorlighting)orIRRIGATION option, then press the Dial to enter the selection.

9. TurntheDial right one step to choose the CYCLE/SOAK option.

10.TurntheDial to display the YES or NOoption, then press the Dial to enter the selection.

11.Whenfinished,presstheHOME key to return to the HOME screen.


SETUP:




20 SettingtheProgramTypeOption

-CONTROLLER- -FLOW-[PROGRAM] –COMM–

SETUP:


-CONTROLLER- -FLOW-[PROGRAM] –COMM––ET– –TWO–WIRE–

menu screen is displayed [TYPE] -ODD/EVEN--MV/PUMP- -ET SETUP

SETUP PROGRAM:[TYPE] -ODD/EVEN--MV/PUMP- -ET SETUP

SETUP PROGRAM:

WATER DAYS- 14 DAY-TYPE- IRRIGATION -CYCLE/SOAK- NO-

SETUP PROGRAM: [ 1]WATER DAYS- 14 DAY-SETUP PROGRAM: [ 1]

WATER DAYS[ 14 DAY ]TYPE- IRRIGATION -CYCLE/SOAK- NO-

SETUP PROGRAM: - 2-WATER DAYS[ 14 DAY ]TYPE- IRRIGATION -

to enter WATER DAYS[SKIP DAY]TYPE- IRRIGATION -CYCLE/SOAK- NO-

SETUP PROGRAM: - 2-WATER DAYS[SKIP DAY]TYPE- IRRIGATION -

WATER DAYS-SKIP DAY-TYPE[ IRRIGATION ]CYCLE/SOAK- NO-

SETUP PROGRAM: - 2-WATER DAYS-SKIP DAY-TYPE[ IRRIGATION ]

option, WATER DAYS-SKIP DAY-TYPE[NON-IRRIGATION]CYCLE/SOAK- NO-

SETUP PROGRAM: - 2-

TYPE[NON-IRRIGATION]

WATER DAYS-SKIP DAY-TYPE- IRRIGATION -CYCLE/SOAK[ NO]

SETUP PROGRAM: - 2-

-

TYPE- IRRIGATION -CYCLE/SOAK[ NO]

WATER DAYS-SKIP DAY-TYPE- IRRIGATION -CYCLE/SOAK[YES]

SETUP PROGRAM: - 2-

-

TYPE- IRRIGATION -CYCLE/SOAK[YES]

Setting the Program Odd/Even Calendar Days Option Note: To assign program(s) to an Odd or Even numbered calendar day schedule, the Odd /Even schedule option must be established �rst within the Controller setup parameters. Refer to page 15 for Controller Odd/Even setup procedures.Note: Programs can only be assigned to an Odd OR Even schedule, as speci�ed within Controller setup parameters. In other words, one program can not be assigned to an Even schedule and another program assigned to an Odd schedule.Note: When the Odd/Even program option is enabled, watering will NOT occur on the 31st day of the month or Leap Day (February 24).



3. TheSETUPPROGRAM menu screen is displayed with the TYPE option chosen by default. Turn the DialrightonestoptochoosetheODD/EVENoption, then press the Dial to select.

4. Theprogramnumberischosenbydefault.Press the Dial to select, then turn the Dial to display the preferred program number. Press the Dial to enter the selection.

5. TurntheDial right one step to choose the YES/NO option.BydefaulttheOddorEvenoption is not selected for programs.

6. ToassigntheEVEN day option to this program, press the Dial to select NO. The option will beginflashing.TurntheDial to display YES, then press the Dial to enter the selection.

7. Repeat this procedure for each program number as required, beginning at step4.



SETUP:




SettingtheProgramOdd/EvenDaysOption 21


SETUP:



-TYPE- [ODD/EVEN]-MV/PUMP- -ET SETUP

SETUP PROGRAM:-TYPE- [ODD/EVEN]-MV/PUMP- -ET SETUP

SETUP PROGRAM:

ODD/EVEN:ENABLEDEVEN–YES

SETUP PROGRAM:[ 1]SETUP PROGRAM:[ 1]

ODD/EVEN:ENABLEDEVEN[NO ]

SETUP PROGRAM:- 1-ODD/EVEN:ENABLEDEVEN[NO ]

ODD/EVEN:ENABLEDEVEN[NO ]

SETUP PROGRAM:- 1-ODD/EVEN:ENABLEDEVEN[NO ]

Setting the Program Master Valve/Pump Control Options Note: By default, the master valve and pump control options are enabled for all programs. Disabling these functions may be required for non-irrigation programs.See page 13 for Master Valve/Pump con�guration and setup procedures.



3. PresstheDial to display the SETUPPROGRAM menu screen. TYPE is chosen by default.

4. TurntheDial right two steps to choose MV/PUMP.

5. PresstheDial to display the MASTERVALVE and PUMP screen. The program number is chosen by default.

6. PresstheDial to select the program number. Turn the Dial to display the preferred program number, then press the Dial to enter.

7. Turn the Dial right one step to choose the MASTERVALVE option. YES is selected by default. To disable MASTERVALVE operation for this program, press the Dial to select, turn the Dial to display NO, then press the Dial to select.

8. TurntheDial right one step to choose the PUMP option. YES is selected by default. To disable PUMPoperation for this program, turn the Dial to display NO, then press the Dial to select.

9. Repeatthisprocedureforeachprogramaspreferred,beginningatstep5.

10.Whenfinished,presstheHOME key to return to the HOME screen.


22 SettingtheProgramMasterValve/PumpControlOptions


SETUP:




SETUP:



[TYPE] -ODD/EVEN--MV/PUMP- -ET SETUP

SETUP PROGRAM:[TYPE] -ODD/EVEN--MV/PUMP- -ET SETUP

SETUP PROGRAM:

-TYPE- -ODD/EVEN-[MV/PUMP] -ET SETUP-

SETUP PROGRAM:-TYPE- -ODD/EVEN-[MV/PUMP] -ET SETUP-

MASTER VALVE-YES-PUMP-YES-


MASTER VALVE[YES]PUMP-YES-

SETUP PROGRAM:- 1-MASTER VALVE[YES]SETUP PROGRAM:- 1-

MASTER VALVE[NO ]PUMP-YES-

SETUP PROGRAM:- 1-MASTER VALVE[NO ]SETUP PROGRAM:- 1-

MASTER VALVE-NO -PUMP[NO ]

SETUP PROGRAM:- 1-MASTER VALVE-NO -PUMP[NO ]

Setting the Program Weather Options TheoptionalET(Evapotranspiration)and/orRainSensorcontrolfeaturesaredisabledbydefaultforallprograms.Inordertoutilizeeitherofthesefeatures,they must �rst be enabled within the Weather option screen.Note: When ET is enabled for a program, a Percent Adjustment applied to that program will be ignored. Refer to Modify Program options, page 41 for additional information.



3. TurntheDial right two steps to choose the WEATHER option. Press the Dial to display the ET and RAINSENSOR option screen. The program number is chosen by default.

4. PresstheDial to select. The program number willbeginflashing.TurntheDial to display the preferred program number, then press the Dial to enter the selection.

5. TurntheDial right one step to choose the ET option. DISABLED is selected by default.

6. PresstheDial to select. Turn the Dial to display the ENABLED option. Press the Dial to enter the selection.

7. Turn the Dial right one step to choose the RAINSENSOR option. NO is selected by default.

8. PresstheDial to select. Turn the Dial to display the YES option to enable the option for this program.

9. Repeatthisprocedureforeachprogramnumberaspreferred,beginningatstep4.



SettingtheProgramWeatherOptions 23


SETUP:




SETUP:



-TYPE- -ODD/EVEN--MV/PUMP- [WEATHER]

SETUP PROGRAM:-TYPE- -ODD/EVEN--MV/PUMP- [WEATHER]

ET-DISABLED-RAIN SENSOR- NO -


to display

ET[DISABLED]RAIN SENSOR- NO -

SETUP PROGRAM:- 2-ET[DISABLED]RAIN SENSOR- NO -

SETUP PROGRAM:- 2-

ET[ENABLED ]RAIN SENSOR- NO -

SETUP PROGRAM:- 2-ET[ENABLED ]RAIN SENSOR- NO -

SETUP PROGRAM:- 2-

ET-ENABLED -RAIN SENSOR[ NO ]

SETUP PROGRAM:- 2-

RAIN SENSOR[ NO ]

ET-ENABLED -RAIN SENSOR[YES ]

SETUP PROGRAM:- 2-

RAIN SENSOR[YES ]

Selecting the ET Setup Options AllrequiredETconfigurationparametersareprovidedwithintheETSetupMenuscreen. The table below lists the available ET setup options and default settings.

1. PresstheSETUP key to display the SETUP menu. The CONTROLLER menu item is chosen by default.

2. TurntheDial right four steps to choose ET, then press the Dial to select.

3. PresstheDial to display the SETUPET menu screen. The MANUAL option is chosen by default.

4. PresstheDial to select. The default value will beginflashing.TurntheDial to change the value to the preferred setting. Press the Dial to save.

5. TurntheDial tochoosethenextoptiontobeadjusted. Repeat the procedure beginningatStep3.



24 SelectingtheETSetupPreferences

ET Setup Menu Option Default Manual Adjust No or .010 – .490 NoReference ET .00–.50 .10Reference Month Jan–Dec JanET .00–.50 .10Source Historic, Internet Historic or Weather Station


SETUP:



-CONTROLLER- -FLOW--PROGRAM- –COMM–

SETUP:

[ET] –TWO–WIRE–-PROGRAM- –COMM–[ET] –TWO–WIRE–

REFERENCE-.10-MONTH-JAN- ET-.10-

SETUP ET:MANUAL[NO ]

SOURCE- HISTORIC -MONTH-JAN- ET-.10-

SETUP ET:MANUAL[NO ]

REFERENCE[.20]MONTH-JAN- ET-.10-

SETUP ET:MANUAL-NO -

SOURCE- HISTORIC -

REFERENCE[.20]MONTH-JAN- ET-.10-

SETUP ET:MANUAL-NO -

Selecting the Flow Sensor Setup and Operation Options TheEaglePluscansupporttwoseparateflowsensorstocontinuouslymonitormainlineandindividualstationflowrates.Ifaflowrateisdetectedoutsidethespecifiedparameter,anAlarmconditionistriggered.ThecontrollersupportsStandardandCustomflowsensorconfigurations.TheStandardoptionappliesfactory-defaultKandOffsetvaluesforRainMasterflowsensors.TheCustomoptionenablesKandOffsetvaluestobesetaspreferred.Thetablebelowliststheflowsensorsetupoptions,anddefaultsettings.

Set the Sensor Enable/Disable Option 1. PresstheSETUP key to display the SETUP

menu. The CONTROLLER menu item is chosen by default.

2. TurntheDial right one step to choose FLOW, then press the Dial to select and display the SETUPFLOW screen.

3. TheSENSORS option is chosen by default. Press the Dial to select.

4. TurntheDial to display ENABLED, then press the Dial to enter the selection.Note: SENSORS ENABLED must be selected to access the remaining Flow setup features.


SelectingtheFlowSensorSetupandOperationPreferences 25

Set the Sensor Enable/Disable Option

Flow Setup Menu Option Default

Sensors Bronze: 1.0”, 1.25”, 1.5”, 2.0” & 2.5“ (Material/Size) PVC: 1.5”, 2.0”, 3.0“ & 4.0” 1.5” PVCUsage None, Flow 1, Flow 2, Flow 1 & Flow 2 Flow 1Type Standard or Custom StandardDelay 1–6 Minutes 2 MinutesFlow Limits Station: 0–999 GPM 200 GPM Main: 1–5000 GPM 500 GPM Unscheduled: 0–999 GPM 200 GPMLearned Flow 1–All 1Limit Adjust 5–80% 20%Totalizer 0–999,999 Gallons 0 Gallons


SETUP:



-CONTROLLER- [FLOW]–PROGRAM– –COMM–

SETUP:


-CONTROLLER- [FLOW]–PROGRAM– –COMM–

SENSORS [DISABLED]USAGE-FLOW1 ONLY - -MORE-

SETUP FLOW:SENSORS [DISABLED]USAGE-FLOW1 ONLY -

SENSORS [ENABLED ]USAGE-FLOW1 ONLY - -MORE-

SETUP FLOW:SENSORS [ENABLED ]USAGE-FLOW1 ONLY -

Setting the Usage Option 1. Turn the Dial to choose the USAGE option. The

FLOW 1 ONLY option is selected by default. Press the Dial to select.

2. Turn the Dial to display the preferred option (FLOW 1, FLOW 2, FLOW 1 & 2 or NONE). Press the Dial to enter the selection.

3. Turn the Dial to choose the MORE option or press the Next key.

Setting the Standard/Custom Sensor Options

1. TheSETUPFLOW menu is displayed with the SENSORS option chosen by default. Press the Dial to select SENSORS.

2. TheSETUPFLOWSENSOR screen is displayed, with the sensor number option chosen by default. Press the Dial to select, then turn the Dial to display SENSOR1or2. Press the Dial to enter the selection.

3. TurntheDial to choose the STANDARD for RainMasterflowsensororCUSTOM for alternate flowsensormakes.PresstheDial to select.

•For Rain Master Flow Sensors: 4. ThesensorSIZEoption is chosen. Press the Dial

to select, then turn the Dial to display the actual sensorsize.PresstheDial to enter the selection.

•For Alternate Flow Sensors: 4. ThesensorOFFSET value option is chosen by

default. Press the Dial to select, then turn the Dial todisplaythepreferredvalue(0–999).Press the Dial to enter the selection.

5. TurntheDial to choose the K value. Press the Dial to select, then turn the Dial to display the preferredvalue(0–32767).PresstheDial to enter the selection.


26 SelectingFlowSensorSetupandOperationPreferences

SENSORS -ENABLED -USAGE[FLOW1 ONLY ]

SETUP FLOW:

-MORE-

SENSORS -ENABLED -USAGE[FLOW1 ONLY ] -MORE-

SENSORS -ENABLED -USAGE[FLOW2 ONLY]

SETUP FLOW:

-MORE-

SENSORS -ENABLED -USAGE[FLOW2 ONLY] -MORE-

SENSORS -ENABLED -USAGE-FLOW2 ONLY-

SETUP FLOW:

[MORE]USAGE-FLOW2 ONLY- [MORE]

[SENSOR] -DELAY-–LIMITS– –LEARN–

SETUP FLOW:

–TOTALIZER–


SETUP FLOW:

TYPE:–STANDARD- -CUSTOM-

SETUP FLOW SENSOR[2]

–STANDARD- -CUSTOM-

SETUP FLOW SENSOR[2]

for alternate TYPE:[STANDARD] -CUSTOM-

SETUP FLOW SENSOR-2-

[STANDARD] -CUSTOM-

SIZE[ 2.00 INCH ]SETUP FLOW SENSOR 2 SIZE[ 2.00 INCH ]SETUP FLOW SENSOR 2

OFFSET=[109]K=- 0-

SETUP FLOW SENSOR 2 OFFSET=[109]SETUP FLOW SENSOR 2

OFFSET=-109-K=[ 779]

SETUP FLOW SENSOR 2 OFFSET=-109-K=[ 779]

Setting the Flow Limits Options FlowratealarmcriteriaarebasedontheflowratevaluesspecifiedintheLIMITS screen. In most cases, the factory default values can serve as a starting point untiltheactualflowratevaluesareknown.UsingtheLearnedFlowprocedureprovided on Page 28,willenabletheactualflowratevaluestobeautomaticallyacquiredandenteredinFlowLimitsscreeninlieuofsettingthevaluesmanually.

1. PresstheBack key to step back to the SETUPFLOWmenu.TurntheDial to choose LIMITS.

2. TheStation number option is chosen by default. Press the Dial to select, then turn the Dial to display the preferred station number. Press the Dial to enter.

3. TurntheDial to choose the STATIONflowlimit. Press the Dial to select, then turn the Dial to display the preferred value from 0 to 999. Press the Dial to enter the selection.

IMPORTANT: When the PROGRAM STACKING option is not used, multiple programs/stations are allowed to operate simultaneously. The MAIN LINE �ow limit must be set to correspond with the maximum cumulative �ow rate during multi- program operation.

4. TurntheDial to choose the Main Lineflowlimit. Press the Dial to select, then turn the Dial to display the preferred value from 0 to 9999. Press the Dial to enter.

Note: Setting the Unscheduled �ow limit establishes the maximum allowable �ow through the main line while the irrigation system is static. If the �ow rate exceeds the limit, an Alarm is triggered and the system will shut down until the cause is resolved. A small or zero value for unscheduled �ow is generally su�cient unless supplemental irrigation is used; i.e., via a quick-coupler or gate valve. In this case, the Unscheduled �ow limit must be set at the maximum supplemental �ow rate.

5. TurntheDial to choose the UNSCHEDULED flowlimit.PresstheDial to select, then turn the Dial to display the preferred value from 0 to 999. Press the Dial to enter the selection.


SelectingFlowSensorSetupandOperationPreferences 27

-SENSOR- -DELAY-[LIMITS] –LEARN–

SETUP FLOW:

–TOTALIZER–

-SENSOR- -DELAY-[LIMITS] –LEARN––TOTALIZER–

STATION[ 2] -200-MAIN LINE-500-

SETUP LIMITS: (GPM)

UNSCHEDULED-200-

STATION[ 2] -200-MAIN LINE-500-

SETUP LIMITS: (GPM)

STATION- 2- [175]SETUP LIMITS: (GPM)

MAIN LINE-500-UNSCHEDULED-200-

STATION- 2- [175]SETUP LIMITS: (GPM)

STATION- 2- -175-SETUP LIMITS: (GPM)

MAIN LINE[450]UNSCHEDULED-200-

STATION- 2- -175-MAIN LINE[450]UNSCHEDULED-200-

STATION- 2- -175-SETUP LIMITS: (GPM)

MAIN LINE- 450-UNSCHEDULED[ 0]MAIN LINE- 450-UNSCHEDULED[ 0]

Setting the Delay Option

TheDelaytimeenteredinthissetupscreendetermineshowlongastationwillrunbeforetheflowdataissampled.Note: An extra 10 seconds will be added to the selected Delay time.

1. PresstheBACK key to step back through the menu sequence to the SETUPFLOW menu.

2. TurntheDial right one step to choose the DELAY option. Press the Dial to select.

3. TheSETUPFLOWDELAYscreenisdisplayedwith the delay time chosen by default. Press the Dial to select, then turn the Dial to display the preference from 1 to 6 minutes. Press the Dial to enter the selection.

Setting the Learned Flow Options

DuringtheLearnedFlowprocedure,eachstationassignedtoaselectedprogramisoperatedinsequencefortheruntimespecifiedintheDelayoptionscreen.Anadditional10secondsisaddedattheendofthedelayperiodinwhichthenominalflowrateisacquired.TohelppreventfalsethresholdAlarmsduetotypicalvariationsinflowrate,thecontrollerestablishesthemaximumflowratevaluebyincreasingthenominalflowratebyaspecifiedpercentagefactorfrom5to80%.Note: To utilize the learned �ow feature, at least one valid automatic watering program must be de�ned.

1. PresstheBACK key to step back to the SETUPFLOW menu. Turn the Dial to choose the Learn option, then press the Dial to enter the selection.

Note: Established programs can be selected by number, or when more than one valid program exists, the ALL option will be displayed. When the ALL option is selected, all valid programs will run one at a time in numeric sequence.

2. TheSETUPLEARNEDFLOW menu is displayed, with the program number option chosen by default. Press the Dial to select, then turn the Dial to display a speci�c program number, or select All to run all programs in sequence.


28 SelectingFlowSensorSetupandOperationPreferences

key to step back through the [SENSOR] -DELAY-–LIMITS– –LEARN–

SETUP FLOW:

–TOTALIZER–


SETUP FLOW:

-SENSOR- [DELAY]–LIMITS– –LEARN–

SETUP FLOW:

–TOTALIZER–

-SENSOR- [DELAY]–LIMITS– –LEARN–

-SENSOR- -DELAY-–LIMITS– [LEARN]

SETUP FLOW:

–TOTALIZER–

-SENSOR- -DELAY-–LIMITS– [LEARN]

LEARN PROGRAM[ALL]ADJUST LIMIT BY-20-%

SETUP LEARNED FLOW:

-START-

LEARN PROGRAM[ALL]ADJUST LIMIT BY-20-%

SETUP LEARNED FLOW:

DELAY[2] MINUTESBEFORE LIMIT CHECKS

SETUP FLOW DELAY

ARE PERFORMED

DELAY[2] MINUTESBEFORE LIMIT CHECKS

SETUP FLOW DELAY

3. TurntheDial to choose the ADJUSTLIMIT value. Press the Dial to select, then turn the Dial to display the preferred increase from 5 to 80%. Turn the Dial to choose START, then press the Dial to select.

4. AWARNINGscreenisdisplayed.Thestationruntime(DELAY)timeplus10secondsisindicated,and the STARToption is chosen by default. Note: Choosing and selecting the CANCEL option discontinues the procedure and reverts to the SETUP LEARNED FLOW screen.

5. PresstheDialtostarttheoperation.Astatusscreen will be displayed identifying the station numberbeingtested,thecurrentflowrate, and the run time remaining. Note: Choosing and selecting the ABORT option discontinues the procedure and reverts to the SETUP LEARNED FLOW screen.

Resetting the Flow Totalizer Allflowsensordataisstoredinthecontrollermemoryandcanbereviewedatanytime.Theflowtotalizerfeaturemonitorstheflowdataregisteredbyeachflowsensoranddisplaysthecombinedtotalvolume.ThetotalizercanbesettodisplayflowdatainGAL(gallons),CCF(100cubicfeet),orACRE-FEET(ACF)aspreferred. TheRESETfeatureenablesthetotalizertoberesettozeroandbegincompilingtotalflowdatafromthatpointforward.

1. PresstheBACK key to step back to the SENSORFLOWmenu. Turn the Dial to choose the TOTALIZER option. Press the Dial to select.

2. TheGAL(gallons)displayunitsoptionischosenby default. To select an alternate unit of mea-sure, press the Dial to select, then turn the Dial to display the preferred option. Press the Dial to enter the selection.Note: The TOTAL will be automatically converted to the equivalent unit measure.

3. TurntheDial to choose RESETTOTAL. Press the Dialtoresetthetotalizerto0. The previous date and time will is updated tothecurrentdateandtime.Alldatawillbelogged beginning at this time and date.


SelectingFlowSensorSetupandOperationPreferences 29

STATION WILL TURN ONFOR:130

WARNING: EACH

[START] -CANCEL-FOR:130[START] -CANCEL-

option discontinues the procedure and

ADJUST LIMIT BY 20%STATION: 1 154 GPM

SETUP LEARNED FLOW:

TIME:01:05 [ABORT]STATION: 1 154 GPMTIME:01:05 [ABORT]

LEARN PROGRAM-ALL-ADJUST LIMIT BY[20]%

SETUP LEARNED FLOW:

-START-ADJUST LIMIT BY[20]%

-SENSOR- -DELAY-–LIMITS– -LEARN-

SETUP FLOW:

[TOTALIZER]–LIMITS– -LEARN-[TOTALIZER]

FROM02/18/10 01:00PMTOTAL=21440 [GAL]

SETUP TOTALIZER:

-RESET TOTAL-

FROM02/18/10 01:00PMTOTAL=21440 [GAL]-RESET TOTAL-

FROM04/08/11 02:33PMTOTAL=0 -CCF-

SETUP TOTALIZER:

[RESET TOTAL]TOTAL=0 -CCF-[RESET TOTAL]

Setting the Communications Options Note: The iCentral TM interface board and external antenna must be installed to access and utilize the following controller functions.TheEaglePluscantakefulladvantageoftheiCentralcapabilitieswhenequippedwiththeoptionaliCentralinterfaceboardandantenna.Additionalfunctionsinclude,remoteprogramming,ZipETTM evapotranspiration data, and the SmartAlertsTM , comprehensive alert messaging.Thestraight-forwardcommunicationsetupoptionsinclude:Enable,Disable,andTest.Thecommunicationstestcheckssignalstrengthandtwo-waycommunicationswiththeiCentral.The60-secondtestismonitoredasitprogresses.Whentestinghasconcluded,therelativesignalstrengthisratedas:Excellent,Good,Fair,Poor,orNone.Inaddition,aCSQvaluefrom0–32isprovided.

1. PresstheSETUP key to display the SETUP menu. Turn the Dial to choose COMM.

2. PresstheDial to display the SETUPCOMMUNI-CATION screen. The ENABLED option is chosen by default.

3. TurntheDial to select START, then press the Dial to initiate the test.

4. Thecount-downscreenwillbedisplayed.

•Toterminate the test, press the BACK key. •Theresultswillbedisplayedatthe

conclusion.

Note: If the signal strength is NONE or POOR, and/the or the CSQ number is low, and/or FAIL is indicated, contact Rain Master technical support at 1-800-777-1477 for recommended troubleshooting procedures.

-CONTROLLER- -FLOW-–PROGRAM– [COMM]

SETUP:


-CONTROLLER- -FLOW-–PROGRAM– [COMM]–ET– –TWO–WIRE–

COMM[ENABLED ]

COMM TEST-START-

SETUP COMMUNICATION:

COMM CARD: PRESENTCOMM[ENABLED ]SETUP COMMUNICATION:

COMM CARD: PRESENT

COMM-ENABLED -

COMM TEST[START]

SETUP COMMUNICATION:

COMM CARD: PRESENTCOMM TEST[START]COMM CARD: PRESENT


30 SettingtheCommunicationsOptions

TIME REMAINING: 53

COMMUNICATION TEST:

TIME REMAINING: 53

ICENTRAL TEST:PASSSIG STRENGTH: GOODCOMMUNICATION TEST

CSQ: 10ICENTRAL TEST:PASS

ICENTRAL TEST:FAILSIG STRENGTH: POORCOMMUNICATION TEST

CSQ: 1ICENTRAL TEST:FAIL

Two-Wire Decoder System SetupWhentheEaglePlusisequippedwiththeTwo-WireDecoderinterfaceboard,accesstotheTwo-Wiresetupmenuoptionsbecomeavailable.ThesetupfunctionsfortheTwo-WireDecodersysteminclude:• Program Decoder –ProvidesDecoderprogrammingandsetupoptions.• Show Stations – Retrieves and displays current station address information. • Test–ProvidesmultipletestfunctionsforDecoderstationaddressverification.Note: If the decoder board is not installed or a hardware malfunction has occurred, the prompt screen shown at right will be displayed. Programming the DecodersRainMasterdecodersareavailablein1-,2-,and4-stationoutputmodels,andasshippedfromthefactory,havenopre-definedstationassignments.ToberecognizedbytheEaglePluscontroller,eachstationmustbeaddressedaseitherastationnumberfrom0–200,aMasterValve,oraPumpcontrol.Tofacilitatedecoderprogramming,aquick-connectterminalblockisprovidedonthe Two-WireDecoderboard.Note: The Eagle Plus enables the decoders to be temporarily connected and programmed without disconnecting power. Con�rm the Power LED on the Decoder board is illuminated before continuing. If it is not illuminated, con�rm that power is on and the Decoder board is properly connected to Control Module.

CAUTION: Red and Black decoder wires must be connected to the decoder board terminal block in the correct orientation. Damage to the decoder and/or controller may result from crossing the wire connection.1. Inserttheredandblackdecoderleadsintothecorrespondingquick-release

terminal connectors as indicated below.


Two-WireDecoderSystemSetup 31

TWO-WIRE BOARD NOTFUNCTIONING OR NOTPRESENT.

SETUP TWO-WIRE

Black Wire LeadRed Wire Lead

Status LEDPower LED

Status LED Decoder Board

Decoder

Cable to Control Module

2. PresstheSETUP key to display the SETUP menu. The CONTROLLERmenu item is chosen by default. Turn the Dial right �ve steps to choose the TWO-WIRE menu option, then press the Dial to select.

3. TheSETUPTWO-WIRE menu screen is displayed with PROGRAMDECODERoption chosen by default. Press the Dial to select. StatusLEDsontheDecoderBoardandDecodershouldbeginblinkingtoconfirmcommunication.Note: If the Decoder Status LED does not illuminate periodically, con�rm the red and black lead wires are properly connected to the terminal block. A faulty decoder is indicated if the Status LED does not illuminate.

4. ThePROGRAMDECODER screen is displayed with the NEWADDRESS option chosen.Note: In this example, NONE indicates that decoder station slot 1 (of 4 available slots) has no programmed address.

5. Toselectadifferentdecoderstationslotnumber, turn the Dial to choose the slot number, then press the Dial to select. Turn the Dial to display the preferred number, then press the Dial to enter the selection.

6. PresstheDialtochooseNEWADDRESS.Turnthe Dial to display the preferred address (001–200,MV,PMPorNONE),thenpresstheDial to enter. In this example, station number 12 will be assigned to decoder station slot 2 of 4.

7. Turn the Dial to choose PROGRAM, then press the Dial to begin the procedure. Within a few moments the results will be displayed. If programming was successful, OK will be momentarily displayed in the upper right corner,andthenextdecoderstationnumber in sequence will be displayed. If programming wasnotsuccessful,FAILwillbedisplayedandanAlarmwillbegenerated.

Note: To clear the Alarm, refer to Resolving Alarms, page 52. 8. Repeattheprogrammingprocedureforalldecoderstationsasrequired.

[PROGRAM DECODER]-SHOW STATIONS--TEST-

SETUP TWO-WIRE[PROGRAM DECODER]

-CONTROLLER- -FLOW-–PROGRAM– –COMM–

SETUP:

–ET– [TWO–WIRE]–PROGRAM– –COMM––ET– [TWO–WIRE]

CURRENT ADDRESS:NONE NEW ADDRESS[NONE]-1- OF 4 -PROGRAM-

PROGRAM DECODER:

NEW ADDRESS[NONE]-1- OF 4 -PROGRAM-

CURRENT ADDRESS:NONE NEW ADDRESS[NONE]-1- OF 4 -PROGRAM-

CURRENT ADDRESS:NONE NEW ADDRESS[NONE][2] OF 4 -PROGRAM-

PROGRAM DECODER:

NEW ADDRESS[NONE][2] OF 4 -PROGRAM-

CURRENT ADDRESS:NONENEW ADDRESS[012]-2- OF 4 -PROGRAM-

PROGRAM DECODER:CURRENT ADDRESS:NONENEW ADDRESS[012]-2- OF 4 -PROGRAM-

CURRENT ADDRESS:NONE NEW ADDRESS-012--2- OF 4 [PROGRAM]

PROGRAM DECODER:

-2- OF 4 [PROGRAM]

CURRENT ADDRESS:NEW ADDRESS-012--3- OF 4 [PROGRAM]

PROGRAM DECODER: OK

NEW ADDRESS-012-FAIL

PROGRAM DECODER: OK PROGRAM DECODER: OK


32 Two-WireDecoderSystemSetup

Testing the Two-Wire Decoder SystemThe Two-Wire Decoder system test feature provides methods of testing thedecoder installation to easily verify communication, station assignment and operating status and log the results. The following test options are available:• Single Station: Tests a selected Decoder station number.• Find Decoders: Searches communication path for all responding Decoders.• All Programmed: Tests all decoder stations (1–200, Master Valve or Pump) that

have been de�ned within a program. • All Stations: Tests all decoder stations, Master Valve and Pump controls.• Alarm Logging Options: Test results can be logged as Alarms indicating Passand/or Fail as selected.

••Log Fail Alarm: When selected, a decoder station that fails the test criteriawill be logged.

••Log Pass Alarm: When selected, a decoder station that passes the testcriteria will be logged

Single Station Test

1. Press the SETUP key to display the SETUPmenu. Turn the Dial to choose the TWO-WIREoption, then press the Dial to select.

2. The SETUP TWO-WIREmenu screen is displayed with the PROGRAMDECODER option chosen by default. Turn the Dial to choose the TEST option, then press the Dial to select.

3. The SETUP TWO-WIRE TEST screen is displayed with SINGLE STATION test type chosen by default.

4. Turn the Dial to choose the LOG FAILURESoption. To change the current setting, press the Dial to select, then turn the Dial to display thepreference. Repeat this procedure for the LOGPASS option as preferred.

5. TurntheDial to choose GO, then press the Dial to continue.


SETUP:


-PROGRAM DECODER--SHOW STATIONS-[TEST]

SETUP TWO-WIRE

-SHOW STATIONS-[TEST]

TYPE[SINGLE STATION]LOG FAILURES-YES-LOG PASS-YES- -GO-

SETUP TWO-WIRE TESTTYPE[SINGLE STATION]

LOG PASS-YES- -GO-

TYPE-SINGLE STATION-LOG FAILURES[NO ]LOG PASS-YES- -GO-

SETUP TWO-WIRE TESTTYPE-SINGLE STATION-LOG FAILURES[NO ]LOG PASS-YES- -GO-

TYPE-SINGLE STATION-LOG FAILURES-NO -LOG PASS-YES- [GO]

SETUP TWO-WIRE TEST

LOG FAILURES-NO -LOG PASS-YES- [GO]



6. TheSINGLESTATIONTESTscreenwillbedisplayedwith STATION1 chosenby default.To change the station selection, press the Dial to select, turn the Dial to display the preferred station number, then press the Dial to enter.

7. Turn the Dial to choose GO, then press the Dial to start the test.

Note: The test will take approximately 3 minutes.

8. The test results will be displayed. Based on theAlarmLogoptionsselected,analarmmaybegenerated.

Note: To pause or stop the test, turn the Dial to choose STOP, then press the Dial to pause the test. To resume the test, press the Dial again. To terminate the test, press the BACK key.

9. Press theHOME key to return to the Homescreen. Turn the Dial to choose ALARMS, then press the Dial to review theAlarm screen.

10. Turn theDial to choose CLEAR, then press the Dial to clear the alarm. Note: Clearing alarms removes the screen prompts and turns o� the Alarm LED indicator. Logged alarm information is accessed from the REVIEW menu screen.

Find Decoders Test1. Press the SETUP key to display the SETUP

menu. Turn the Dial to choose the TWO-WIREoption, then press the Dial to select.

2. The SETUP TWO-WIRE menu screen is displayed with the PROGRAM DECODER option chosen by default. Turn the Dial to choose TEST, then press the Dial to select.

3. The SETUP TWO-WIRE TEST screen is displayed with SINGLE STATION test type chosen by default. Press the Dial to select, then turn the Dial to display FIND DECODERS.

displayedSTATION[ 1]

-GO-

SINGLE STATION TESTSTATION[ 1]SINGLE STATION TEST


SETUP:


STATION- 1-

[GO]

SINGLE STATION TEST

[GO]

TESTING STATION: 12TESTING CURRENT: .18VERSION: 0 [STOP]

SETUP TWO-WIRE TEST:

TESTING CURRENT: .18VERSION: 0 [STOP]

VALID PGM:NONEWE 02:47:41P WK1

-MAIN-[ALARMS( 1)]

STATION 1206/16 WE 02:48:01P

[CLEAR] DECODER FOUND

-PROGRAM DECODER-[SHOW STATIONS]-TEST-

SETUP TWO-WIRE-PROGRAM DECODER-[SHOW STATIONS]

TYPE[FIND DECODERS ]LOG FAILURES-YES-LOG PASS-YES- -GO-

SETUP TWO-WIRE TESTTYPE[FIND DECODERS ]

LOG PASS-YES- -GO-


34 Two-WireDecoderSystemSetup

4. Turn the Dial to choose the LOG FAILURESoption. To change the current setting, press the Dial to select, then turn the Dial to display the preference. Repeat this procedure for the LOGPASS option as preferred.

5. TurntheDial to choose GO, then press the Dial to begin the test.


6. Thetestresultswillbedisplayed.BasedontheAlarm Log options selected, an alarmmay begenerated.

Note: To pause or stop the test, turn the Dial to choose STOP, then press the Dial to pause the test. To resume the test, press the Dial again. To terminate the test, press the BACK key.

7. Press the HOME key to return to the Home screen. Turn the Dial to choose ALARMS, then press the Dial toreviewtheAlarmscreen.

All Stations Test

Note: To run the ALL STATIONS test, refer to the FIND DECODERS test procedure on the previous page. Select the ALL STATIONS option in lieu of FIND DECODERS in step 3.

Show Stations1. PresstheSETUP key to display the SETUP

menu. Turn the Dial to choose the TWO-WIRE option, then press the Dial to select.

2. TheSETUPTWO-WIRE menu screen is displayed with the PROGRAMDECODER option chosen by default. Turn the Dial to choose SHOWSTATIONS, then press the Dial to begin.


3. Thecontrollerwillsearchforallstationsassignedtoanyofthe16wateringprograms.Theresultswill be display on one or more sequential screens Press the NEXT and BACK keys to access and review the screens.

CALCULATING

TYPE-SINGLE STATION-LOG FAILURES[NO ]LOG PASS-YES- -GO-

SETUP TWO-WIRE TESTTYPE-SINGLE STATION-LOG FAILURES[NO ]LOG PASS-YES- -GO-

TYPE-SINGLE STATION-LOG FAILURES-NO -LOG PASS-YES- [GO]

SETUP TWO-WIRE TEST

LOG FAILURES-NO -LOG PASS-YES- [GO]

TESTING STATION: 12TESTING CURRENT: .18VERSION: 0 [STOP]

SETUP TWO-WIRE TEST:

TESTING CURRENT: .18VERSION: 0 [STOP]

VALID PGM:NONEWE 02:47:41P WK1

-MAIN-[ALARMS( 1)]


SETUP:


-PROGRAM DECODER-[SHOW STATIONS]-TEST-

SETUP TWO-WIRE-PROGRAM DECODER-[SHOW STATIONS]

TWO-WIRE STATIONS:1,3,5,7,10-37,40,4449-57,59-83,87-108

SHOW PROGRAMMED



Programming for Automatic Operation The Eagle Plus enables you to define up to 8 automatic programs for aconventional control system, or up to 16 programs for a decoder system.A program is comprised of the following three primary operating parametersthat must be established to create a valid program:• An active day schedule• A program start time• A station run time.The operating options selected within the various Setup menus are applied tothe programs to further de�ne and regulate controller operations.

IMPORTANT: A program becomes valid only after all three primary operating parameters have been entered. Once a valid program is entered, all user-de�ned program values will remain intact. Failing to enter all three parameters correctly, or prior to the display timing-out, will invalidate that program. It is recommended to always con�rm the valid program status whenever creating or modifying programs. Creating a New Program Setting a Two-Week Watering Schedule

1. PressthePROGRAM key to display the PROGRAM menu. The MODIFY menu item is chosen by default. Turn the Dial to choose the NEW option, then press the Dial to select.

2. TheNEWPROGRAM screen is displayed with the program number chosen by default. To change the program number assignment, press the Dial to select, then turn the Dial to change the program number. Press the Dial to enter the selection.

3. TurntheDial to choose CREATEPROGRAM, then press the Dial to select.

Note: If the program number selected is already an established (valid) program, a prompt screen will be displayed. Selecting YES will overwrite the existing program; selecting NO will leave the program unchanged. Repeat Step 2 and 3 to select an available program number, then continue to Step 4.


36 CreatingaNewProgram

-MODIFY- [NEW]-REVIEW- -DELETE--COPY-

PROGRAM: -MODIFY- [NEW]-REVIEW- -DELETE-

VALID PGM:1-3

-CREATE PROGRAM-

NEW PROGRAM [ 3] VALID PGM:1-3NEW PROGRAM [ 3]

VALID PGM:1-3

[CREATE PROGRAM]

NEW PROGRAM - 3-

[CREATE PROGRAM]

WANT TO DELETEEXISTING PROGRAM 3?

ARE YOU SURE YOU

-YES- [NO] EXISTING PROGRAM 3? -YES- [NO]

4. Thetwo-weekschedulescreenisdisplayedwith S (Sunday) of W1 (Week1) chosen by default.

5. Toselecttheday,presstheDial(anX will appear),ortoskiptheday,turntheDial to the preferred day, then press the Dial to select. Note: Pressing the Dial repeatedly toggles the selection ON and OFF.

6. Continuetodefinetheremainingdaysofthetwo-weekscheduleinthismanner.Note: The asterisk next to W1 or W2 indicates the current week of the two-week watering cycle and is not pertinent to the programming procedure.

7. Whenthetwo-weekscheduleisset,select OK, or press the NEXT key to display the STARTTIME setup screen.

Setting a Skip-Day Watering ScheduleNote: The Skip Days scheduling option will not be available for the selected program unless it is initially assigned to the program within the Program Setup menu>Type options. See page 20 for Skip Day information and setup procedures. 1. TurntheDial to choose the SKIPDAYS value.

Press the Dial to select, then turn the Dial to display the number of days between active wateringdays(0–30).PresstheDial to enter. Note: To water every day, select 0. To water every-other-day, select 1, etc.

2. TurntheDial to choose theSTART delay value. Press the Dial to select, then turn the Dial to display the number of days before startingtheskipdaycycle(0–30).PresstheDial to enter.Note: To start the watering day cycle today select 0; to start tomorrow select 1, etc.

3. WhentheSKIPDAY setup values are set, select OK, or press the NEXT key to display the STARTTIME setup screen.


SettingaSkip-DayWateringSchedule 37

S M T W T F SNEW PROGRAM:1

W2[ ] W1* S M T W T F S

W2[ ] W1*

SKIP [03] DAYSBETWEEN WATERING.

NEW PROGRAM: 1 -OK-

START IN -00- DAYS

SKIP [03] DAYSBETWEEN WATERING.

NEW PROGRAM: 1 -OK-

SKIP -03- DAYSBETWEEN WATERING.

NEW PROGRAM: 1 -OK-

START IN [02] DAYSBETWEEN WATERING.START IN [02] DAYS

SKIP -03- DAYSBETWEEN WATERING.

NEW PROGRAM: 1 [OK]

START IN -02- DAYS

SKIP -03- DAYSNEW PROGRAM: 1 [OK]

S M T W T F SNEW PROGRAM:1 -OK-

W2[ ] W1* S M T W T F S

W2[ ] W1*

S M T W T F SNEW PROGRAM:1 [OK]

W2 W1* W1*

S M T W T F SNEW PROGRAM:1 [OK]

W2 W1* S M T W T F SNEW PROGRAM:1 [OK]

Setting Program Start Times

1. Eachprogramcanhaveupto8starttime assignments. STARTTIME1 is selected by default.

2. TurntheDial to choose HH:MM. The start time will default to 12:00AM with the hour digits selected(blinking).

3. TurntheDial to set the start time hour, then press the Dial to enter. The minutes digits will beginblinking.SetthestarttimeminutesandAM/PMdesignatorinthesamemanner.

4. STARTTIME2 is prompted as STARTTIME1 is entered.Continuetoassignupto8starttimesfor this program as preferred.

5. Whenfinished,chooseandselectOK, or press the NEXT key to display the STATIONRUNTIME setup screen.

Note: To clear the displayed start time, choose and select the DELETE option.

Assigning the Station Run TimeNote: If the CYCLE AND SOAK option was selected for the program, continue at Setting a Cycle and Soak Station Run Time on the next page.1. STATION1 is selected by default. To change the

station number, press the Dial to select. Turn the Dial to display the preferred station number, then press the Dial to enter the selection.

2. TurntheDial to choose the station run time value, then press the Dial to select. The hours digit is selected and will begin blinking.

3. TurntheDial to display the preferred run time hours(0–23),thenpresstheDial to enter. The minutes digits will be selected. Turn the Dial toselecttheruntimeminutes(0–59),thenpress the Dial to enter.

4. Thenextstationnumberinsequencewillbeprompted.Continuetoassignadditional stations to this program as preferred.


38 SettingProgramStartTimesandStationRunTime

TOTAL START TIMES:1START TIME-2-[HH:MM ] -DELETE-

NEW PROGRAM: 1 -OK-

START TIME-2-[HH:MM ] -DELETE-

TOTAL START TIMES:1START TIME[1]-HH:MM - -DELETE-

NEW PROGRAM: 1

TOTAL START TIMES:1START TIME[1]-HH:MM - -DELETE-

STATION [ 1]RUNTIME-00:00-

NEW PROGRAM: 1

STATION [ 1]RUNTIME-00:00-

NEW PROGRAM: 1

STATION - 1-RUNTIME[ 0:00]

NEW PROGRAM: 1

RUNTIME[ 0:00]

STATION- 1-RUNTIME[ 1:15]

NEW PROGRAM: 1

RUNTIME[ 1:15]

TOTAL START TIMES:0START TIME-1-[12:00AM] -DELETE-

NEW PROGRAM: 1

START TIME-1-[12:00AM] -DELETE-

STATION- 2-RUNTIME-00:00-

NEW PROGRAM: 1 [OK]

NEW PROGRAM: 1 -OK-

TOTAL START TIMES:0START TIME-1-[ 6:15AM] -DELETE-

NEW PROGRAM: 1 -OK-

START TIME-1-[ 6:15AM] -DELETE-

5. PresstheNEXT key to display the PROGRAMsummary screen.

Note: If the program is not valid, press the BACK key to recall, correct, and/or adjust the various program setup parameters as necessary. When the summary screen indicates that the program is valid, choose and select OK.

Setting a Cycle and Soak Station Run Time

Note: The Cycle and Soak scheduling option will not be available for the selected program unless it is initially assigned to the program within the PROGRAM SETUP> TYPE menu. See page 20 for the Cycle and Soak setup procedure.

1. Station1 is selected by default. To change the station number, press the Dial to select. Turn the Dial to display the preferred station num-ber, then press the Dial to select.

Important: Any station assigned to the program with a 0:00 MAX or SOAK time value will not operate during the program watering cycle.

2. TurntheDial to choose the MAX run time value, then press the Dial to select. The hour digit is selected and will begin blinking. Turn the Dial todisplaytheruntime(0–9hours),thenpressthe Dial to select.

3. Theminutesdigitswillbeselected(blinking).Turn the Dial to select the run time minutes (0–59),thenpresstheDial to enter.

4. TurntheDial to choose the SOAKtime value, then press the Dial to select. The hour digit is selected and will begin blinking. Turn the Dialtodisplaythesoaktime(0–9 hours),thenpress the Dial to select.

5. Theminutesdigitswillbeselected.TurntheDial to select the RUNTIMEminutes(0–59),then press the Dial to enter.


SettingaCycleandSoakStationRunTime 39

STATION- 1-MAX[1:05]SOAK-0:00-

NEW PROGRAM: 1

RUNTIME-00:00-


NEW PROGRAM: 1

TOTAL RUNTIME:00:00 [OK]

PROGRAM: 1 NOT VALID

TOTAL RUNTIME:00:00


STATION- 1-MAX-1:05-SOAK[2:00]

NEW PROGRAM: 1

RUNTIME-00:00-MAX-1:05-SOAK[2:00]

NEW PROGRAM: 1

STATION- 1-MAX-1:05-SOAK[2:30]

NEW PROGRAM: 1

RUNTIME-00:00-MAX-1:05-SOAK[2:30]


PROGRAM: 1 IS VALID


STATION[ 1]MAX-0:00-SOAK-0:00-

NEW PROGRAM: 1

RUNTIME-00:00-

STATION[ 1]MAX-0:00-SOAK-0:00-

NEW PROGRAM: 1


NEW PROGRAM: 1

RUNTIME-00:00-


NEW PROGRAM: 1

6. TurntheDial to choose the RUNTIMEvalue, then press the Dial to select. The hours digits are selected and will begin blinking. Turn the Dial to displaytheruntime(0–23 hours),thenpresstheDial to enter. The minutes digits will be selected.

7. Turn the Dial to select the RUNTIME minutes (0–59),thenpresstheDial to enter the selection.

8. Thenextstationnumberinsequencewillbeprompted.Continuetoassignadditional stations to this program as preferred. When �nished, choose and select OK, or press the NEXT key to display the PROGRAM summary screen.

Note: The Program summary screen enables you to quickly verify the status and total run time of the program. If the program is not valid, press the BACK key to recall, correct and/or adjust the various program setup parameters as necessary.

9. Whenfinished,chooseandselectOK to complete the setup requirements for the selected program.


40 SettingaCycleandSoakStationRunTime(continued)

STATION- 1-MAX-1:05-SOAK-2:30-

NEW PROGRAM: 1

RUNTIME[00:00]

STATION- 1-MAX-1:05-SOAK-2:30-RUNTIME[00:00]


NEW PROGRAM: 1

RUNTIME[04:50]

STATION- 1-MAX-1:05-SOAK-2:30-RUNTIME[04:50]


NEW PROGRAM: 1 -OK-

RUNTIME[00:00]


NEW PROGRAM: 1 -OK-



TOTAL RUNTIME:00:00



PROGRAM: 1 IS VALID


Modifying a Program TheModifyProgramfeatureprovidesaconvenientwaytoaccessandadjustanyparameterofanestablishedprogramincluding:•Days–Two-WeekandSkipDaysschedules•Runtime–Stationruntimeassignment•Start–Starttimeassignments•Percent–RunTimeadjustmentbypercentageforallassignedstations.

1. PressthePROGRAM key to display the PROGRAM menu. The MODIFY menu item is chosen by default. Press the Dial to select.

2. Theprogramnumberischosenbydefault.To change the program number assignment, press the Dial to select, then turn the Dial to display the preferred number. Press the Dial to enter the selection.

3. TurntheDial to choose a portion of the program to be modi�ed. Press the Dial to display the initial modi�cation screen.

Note: The PROGRAM setup options de�ned for DAYS, STATION RUN TIMES and START TIMES are utilized for the modi�cation procedures. To assist in the modi�ca-tion process, refer to the corresponding PROGRAM SETUP procedures, beginning on page 36


Modifying a Program 41

[MODIFY] -NEW--REVIEW- -DELETE--COPY-

PROGRAM: [MODIFY] -NEW--REVIEW- -DELETE-

PROGRAM:

-DAYS- -RUNTIME--START- -PERCENT-

MODIFY PROGRAM[1]-DAYS- -RUNTIME-MODIFY PROGRAM[1]

[DAYS] -RUNTIME--START- -PERCENT-

MODIFY PROGRAM-1-[DAYS] -RUNTIME--START- -PERCENT-

MODIFY PROGRAM-1-

Adjusting Program Percent Value

To account for changes in season or weather, the total operating duration for any established program cycle time can be easily increased or decreased by a per-centage factor from 0%–300%, in 1% increments. The run time for each stationassigned to the program will be modi�ed by the percentage change.

IMPORTANT: Increasing the program cycle duration can result in a con�ict with other scheduled watering programs and/or the de�ned Water Window duration. The recommended method of increasing run time by percentage is to make small, incremental changes while monitoring the results over a period of time.

1. FromtheMODIFYPROGRAM menu screen, turn the Dial to choose PERCENT, then press the Dial to select.

2. TurntheDial to choose the PERCENTvalue. Press the Dial to select, then turn the Dial to displaythepreferredpercentvalue(0–300).Press the Dial to enter the selection.

3. Repeatprocedureforeachprogramasneeded.

Deleting a Program TheDeleteProgramfeatureprovidesaconvenientmethodofaccessingandclearing all established operating parameters from a speci�ed program.

1. Pressthe PROGRAM key to display the PROGRAM menu. Turn the Dial to choose the DELETE option, then press the Dial to select.

2. TurntheDial to choose the PROGRAM number. Press the Dial to select, then turn the Dial to display the PROGRAM number to delete. Press the Dial to enter the selection.

3. AdecisionscreenwillbepromptedwiththeYES option chosen. TocompletetheDeletefunction, press the DialtoenterYES.ToaborttheDeletefunctionandreturntothepreviousscreen,chooseandselecttheNOoption.


42 AdjustingandDeletingaPrograms

number.

-MODIFY- -NEW--REVIEW- [DELETE]-COPY-

PROGRAM:

-REVIEW- [DELETE]

TOTAL STATIONS: 6TOTAL START TIMES:3-YES- -NO-

DELETE PROGRAM[ 1]? TOTAL STATIONS: 6TOTAL START TIMES:3

DELETE PROGRAM[ 1]?

-DAYS- -RUNTIME--START- [PERCENT]

MODIFY PROGRAM-1--DAYS- -RUNTIME--START- [PERCENT]

PERCENT[100]

MODIFY PROGRAM- 1-

PERCENT[100]

WANT TO DELETEPROGRAM 1?

ARE YOU SURE YOU

[YES] -NO- PROGRAM 1? [YES] -NO-

Copying a Program or Runtime TheCopyfunctionprovidesaconvenientmethodoftransferringallprogramsetup parameters* from one program to another, or to apply a speci�c station run time to multiple stations. When setting up multiple programs with similar attributes, the copy functions will not only reduce the setup time by eliminating redundant tasks, but will help ensure consistency throughout the overall watering program setup structure.

*Note: Program attributes include: watering day schedule, station run time, cycle and soak time, start times and percent adjust factor.

To Copy a Program:

1. PressthePROGRAM key to display the PROGRAMmenu. Turn the Dial to choose the COPY option, then press the Dial to select.

2. TurntheDial to choose the Copy Program option, then press the Dial to select.

3. PresstheDial to choose the COPYPROGRAM number. Press to select, then turn the Dial to display the PROGRAM number to be copied from. Press the Dial to enter the selection.

4. TurntheDial to choose the TOPROGRAM number. Press to select, then turn the Dial to display the recipient program number. Press the Dial to enter the selection.

5. TurntheDial to choose OK, then press the Dial to enter the selection.

Note: A decision screen will be prompted with the OK option chosen by default. To complete the Copy function, press the Dial to begin the Copy function. To abort the Copy function and return to the previous screen, choose and select the CANCEL option.

6. Uponcompletionofthecopyfunction,the initialCOPYFUNCTIONscreenwillbedisplayed.Repeat the procedure for additional programs as preferred.


CopyFunctions 43

-MODIFY- -NEW--REVIEW- -DELETE-[COPY]

PROGRAM:

-REVIEW- -DELETE-[COPY]

TO

-OK- PROGRAM- 1-

COPY PROGRAM[ 1]

PROGRAM- 1-

COPY PROGRAM[ 1]

TO

-OK- PROGRAM[ 2]

COPY PROGRAM- 1-

PROGRAM[ 2]

COPY PROGRAM- 1-

TO

[OK] PROGRAM[ 2]

COPY PROGRAM- 1-

[OK] PROGRAM[ 2]

function and return to the previous screen, choose

WILL BE OVERWRITTEN [OK] -CANCEL-

WARNING:PROGRAM 2WILL BE OVERWRITTEN [OK] -CANCEL-

[COPY PROGRAM]-COPY RUNTIME-

COPY FUNCTION:[COPY PROGRAM]-COPY RUNTIME-

COPY FUNCTION:

[COPY PROGRAM][COPY RUNTIME]

COPY FUNCTION:

To Copy a Run Time:

1. PressthePROGRAM key to display the PROGRAM menu. Turn the Dial to choose the COPY option, then press the Dial to select.

2. TurntheDial to choose the COPYRUNTIME option, then press the Dial to select.

3. TheCOPYRUNTIMEscreen is displayed with the run time value chosen. Press the Dial to select, then turn the Dial to display the preferredruntimehours(0–23).Repeattoselecttheruntimeminutes(0–59).

4. TurntheDial to choose TOPROGRAM. Press the Dial to select, then turn the Dial to display the recipient program number. Press the Dial to enter the selection.

Note: All station numbers, inclusive from the BEGIN and END station numbers entered, will receive the speci�ed run time assignment.

5. TurntheDial to choose BEGINSTATION. Press the Dial to select, then turn the Dial to display the preferred beginning station number. Press the Dial to enter the selection.

6. TurntheDial to choose ENDSTATION. Press the Dial to select, then turn the Dial to display the preferred station number. Press the Dial to enter the selection.

7. Turn the Dial to choose OK, then press Dial to begintheCopyfunction.

8. Uponcompletionofthecopyfunction,theinitialCOPYFUNCTIONscreenwillbedisplayed. Repeat the procedure for additional programs as preferred.


44 CopyFunctions

TO PROGRAM[ 1]

END STATION- 1-OK-BEGIN STATION- 1-

COPY RUNTIME-00:15-TO PROGRAM[ 1]BEGIN STATION- 1-

COPY RUNTIME-00:15-

-MODIFY- -NEW--REVIEW- -DELETE-[COPY]

PROGRAM:

-REVIEW- -DELETE-[COPY]


COPY FUNCTION:[COPY PROGRAM][COPY RUNTIME]

TO PROGRAM- 1-

END STATION- 1-OK-BEGIN STATION- 1-

COPY RUNTIME[00:15]

BEGIN STATION- 1-

COPY RUNTIME[00:15]

TO PROGRAM- 1-

END STATION- 1-OK-BEGIN STATION[ 9]

COPY RUNTIME-00:15-

END STATION- 1-OK-BEGIN STATION[ 9]

TO PROGRAM- 1-

END STATION[ 18]OK-BEGIN STATION- 9-

COPY RUNTIME-00:15-

END STATION[ 18]OK-BEGIN STATION- 9-

TO PROGRAM- 1-

END STATION- 18[OK]BEGIN STATION- 9-

COPY RUNTIME-00:15-

[OK]BEGIN STATION- 9-


COPY FUNCTION:[COPY PROGRAM][COPY RUNTIME]

Review ModeThe Review mode feature provides a convenient method of accessing all current controller program structure information, as well as historical records of prior ir-rigation activity, flow rates and ET values and wireless communications activity.The REVIEWmenu options include direct Program setup parameters, historical data logs for Irrigation activity, Alarm events, Flow rates, ET values, iCentral Com-munication protocol data and S/W (controller configuration).Note: All information displayed on the Review screens is provided for reference and evaluation only. No changes or deletions to programming, operating, con�guration or Alarm events can be made while the controller is in the Review mode. Program Review The Program review screens, accessible from both the PROGRAM and REVIEWmenus, access the following information for each irrigation program:• Total program run time duration• Program run time Adjust % factor• Active watering day schedule• Total assigned start times• Total assigned station numbers• Individual station run time assignment• Cycle and Soak duration time (when applicable)

1. PresstheREVIEW key to display the REVIEWmenu.ThePROGRAMoptionischosenby default.

2. PresstheDial toselect.TheREVIEWPROGRAMscreenisdisplayedwiththePROGRAMnumberchosen. Press the Dial to select, then turn the Dial to display the preferred program number. Press the Dial to enter the selection.

3. PresstheNEXT and Back keys to navigatethroughthesequenceofPROGRAMREVIEWscreens.

Note: The PROGRAM number option is provided on the top line of each review screen to access information for any program as preferred.


Review Functions 45

-MODIFY- -NEW-[REVIEW] -DELETE--COPY-

PROGRAM: -MODIFY- -NEW-[REVIEW] -DELETE-

TOTAL STATIONS: 7TOTAL RUNTIME: 2 HRS 24 MINUTES

REVIEW PROGRAM[ 1]TOTAL STATIONS: 7REVIEW PROGRAM[ 1]

[PROGRAM] -ALARM--IRRIGATION- -FLOW--COMM- -ET- -S/W-

REVIEW: [PROGRAM] -ALARM--IRRIGATION- -FLOW-

Alarm Review Thealarmeventarchivewillretainamaximumof220records.Allalarmeventsarestoredinchronologicalfirst-in,first-outorder.Whenthearchivereachescapacity,theoldesteventrecorddropsoffasanewrecordenters.1. PresstheREVIEW key to display the

REVIEWmenu.ThePROGRAMoptionischosenby default. Turn the DialtochooseALARM,then press the Dial to select.

2. Thealarmarchivescreenwillbedisplayed withasummarythelastAlarmevent.Press the NEXT and BACK keys to navigate through the sequence of review screens.

Communication Review ScreensNote: COMM review information (listed on four consecutive screens) provides com-prehensive technical data pertaining to wireless communications con�guration and activity.1. PresstheREVIEW key to display the

REVIEWmenu.ThePROGRAMoptionischosenby default. Turn the DialtochooseCOMM,then press the Dial to select.

2. PresstheNEXT key to access the remaining review screen sequence.

Flow Review TheFlowdataarchiveretainsupto12monthsofdatarecordsandcompiledfor review by month. The �rst of two review screens provides the selections for monthanddisplayunits,withthetotalflowrepresentedforeachoftwoflowsen-sors.Thesecondscreendisplaysthesumtotalforbothflowsensors.

1. PresstheREVIEW key to display the REVIEWmenu.ThePROGRAMoptionischosenby default. Turn the DialtochooseFLOW,thenpress the Dial to enter the selection.

2. TheinitialREVIEWFLOWscreenisdisplayedwithflowdataforthecurrentmonth.Tochange the month, press the Dial to select, then turn the Dial to display the preferred month. Press the Dial to enter the selection.

3. TousealternatedisplayUNITS,turntheDial tochooseUNITS.PresstheDial to select, then turn the Dial to display the preference. Press the Dial to enter the selection.


46 ReviewFunctions

-PROGRAM- [ALARM]-IRRIGATION- -FLOW--COMM- -ET- -S/W-

REVIEW: -PROGRAM- [ALARM]-IRRIGATION- -FLOW-

UNITS[GALLONS ]FLOW1=XXXXXXXXFLOW2=XXXXXXXX

REVIEW FLOW:-JUN- UNITS[GALLONS ]REVIEW FLOW:-JUN-

-PROGRAM- -ALARM--IRRIGATION- [FLOW]-COMM- -ET- -S/W-

REVIEW: -PROGRAM- -ALARM--IRRIGATION- [FLOW]-COMM- -ET- -S/W-

STATION 147DECODER NOT FOUND

01/02 FR 10:23:37AM

-PROGRAM- -ALARM--IRRIGATION- -FLOW-[COMM] -ET- -S/W-

REVIEW:

-IRRIGATION- -FLOW-[COMM] -ET- -S/W-

S8901260580015370817MDM S/N:50399736 [MORE]

REVIEW COMM

MDM S/N:50399736 [MORE]

UNITS-GALLONS -FLOW1=XXXXXXXXFLOW2=XXXXXXXX

REVIEW FLOW:[JUN] REVIEW FLOW:[JUN]

4. Press the NEXT key access the second review screen displaying the flow data total for bothsensors (if applicable). The same preferenceoptions for MONTH and UNITS are provided.

Irrigation Review A record of the last 25 automatic irrigation programs are stored in chronologicalorder with the latest event displayed �rst. When the archive reaches capacity, the earliest event record is deleted as a new event is recorded.

1. PresstheREVIEW key to display the REVIEWmenu.ThePROGRAMoptionischosenby default. Turn the Dial tochooseIRRIGATION,then press the Dial to select.

2. Asummaryofthemostrecentoperationisdisplayed. Press the NEXT and BACKkeys to navigate through the review screens.

Con�guration Review1. PresstheREVIEW key. Turn the Dial to

chooseS/W,thenpresstheDial to select.

Asummaryofthecurrentconfigurationis provided.

ET ReviewAllETdataprovidedtothecontrollerviatheInternetoraWeatherCenterIIweatherstationisretainedforarolling14-dayperiod.TheETdatareceivedviatheInternet(HISTORIC)isdisplayedininchesandsent to the controller at midnight of the current day. ET data received from the weath-erstation(WXSTATION)isdisplayedasanumberofpulsesaccumulatedbytheweather station since midnight.

1. PresstheREVIEW key to display the REVIEWmenu.ThePROGRAMoptionischosenby default. Turn the Dial to choose ET, then press the Dial to select.

2. PresstheDial to advance or press the BACKkey to retract the review screen sequence.


ReviewFunctions 47

-PROGRAM- -ALARM-[IRRIGATION] -FLOW--COMM- -ET- -S/W-

REVIEW: -PROGRAM- -ALARM-[IRRIGATION] -FLOW--COMM- -ET- -S/W-

UNITS-GALLONS -TOTAL F1+F2=XXXXXXXX

REVIEW FLOW:[JUN] REVIEW FLOW:[JUN] UNITS-GALLONS -TOTAL F1+F2=XXXXXXXX

REVIEW FLOW:[JUN]

06/03 TH 01:45AMEND06/03 TH 03:15AM

PROGRAM 1 START

-PROGRAM- -ALARM--IRRIGATION- -FLOW--COMM- [ET] -S/W-

REVIEW:

-IRRIGATION- -FLOW--COMM- [ET] -S/W-

01/06 ET=.1001/05 ET=.1001/04 ET=.10[MORE]

ET: SOURCE=HISTORIC

01/04 ET=.10[MORE]

-PROGRAM- -ALARM--IRRIGATION- -FLOW--COMM- -ET- [S/W]

REVIEW:

-IRRIGATION- -FLOW--COMM- -ET- [S/W]

TYPE: CONVENTIONALFIRMWARE:V0.0.0MAX STATION:48

REVIEW CONFIGURATION

Manual Watering Operations The Eagle Plus features a full complement of manual control options enabling the irrigation system to be operated whenever and however supplemental watering is preferred. The manual control options enable you to operate the system by:•STATION – Operate an individual station for a speci�ed run time.•PROGRAM – Operate specified watering program(s).• MULTI-STATION – Operate up to six stations simultaneously for a specified run

time.• TEST – Operate a specified group of stations in numeric sequence for a

speci�ed run time.

Note: When stations or programs are selected for manual operation, the controller determines if there is an association with the Master Valve and/or Pump output. If an association exists with any selected station or program, the Master Valve and/or Pump output will be activated during the manual operation. In Multi-Station manual mode, the Master Valve and/or Pump output can be selected independently as preferred.

Manual Station Operation1. PresstheMANUAL key to display the

MANUALOPERATIONSmenu screen. The STATION option is selected by default.

2. PresstheDial to select. The STATION number option is chosen by default. Press the Dial to select, then turn the Dial to display the preferred number. Press the Dial to select.

3. TurntheDial to choose the RUNTIME value. Press the Dial to select, then turn the Dial to displaythehourdigits(00–23).PresstheDial to select, then turn the Dial to display the minutesdigits(00–59).PresstheDial to enter the selection.

4. TurntheDial to choose START, then press the Dial to begin the manual operation. The MANUALOPERATIONS status screen will be displayed.


48 ManualStationOperation

-MULTI STATION-[STATION] -PROGRAM-MANUAL OPERATIONS:

-TEST--MULTI STATION-[STATION] -PROGRAM-MANUAL OPERATIONS:

RUNTIME[01:25]STATION- 1-MANUAL OPERATIONS:

-START-RUNTIME[01:25] -START-

RUNTIME-01:25-STATION- 1-MANUAL OPERATIONS:

[START]RUNTIME-01:25- [START]

to RUNTIME[01:25]STATION- 1-MANUAL OPERATIONS:

-START-RUNTIME[01:25] -START-

5. Threemanualcontroloptionsareprovidedonthe statusscreen:

•STOP- Toggles station operation OFF and ON. •NEXT-Turnsoffthecurrentstation,resets

theruntime,andturnsonthenextstationinnumeric sequence.

•PREVIOUS-Turnsoffthecurrentstationandturnsonthepreviousstationinnumeric sequence.

Turn the Dial to choose the control option, then press the Dial to select.6. Whenfinished,presstheHOME key to return to the HOME screen.

Manual Program Operation1. PresstheMANUAL key to display the


2. TurntheDial right one step to choose PROGRAM. Press the Dialtoselect.ThenextMANUALOPERATIONS screen in sequence will be displayed

3. ThePROGRAM number option is chosen by default. Press the Dial to select, then turn the Dial to display the preferred number. Press the Dial to select.

4. TurntheDial to choose START, then press the Dial to begin the manual operation. The MANUALOPERATIONS status screen will be displayed.

Note: Selecting STOP displays a decision screen. Manual operation will not be terminated unless the YES option is selected. Selecting YES will terminate any ad-ditional programs in the queue. Selecting NO steps back to the status screen.



ManualProgramOperations 49

[STOP]MVALVE:ON PUMP:OFFSTATION: 1 01:24:58

-NEXT- -PREVIOUS- [STOP]MVALVE:ON PUMP:OFF

-NEXT- -PREVIOUS-



-MULTI STATION--STATION- [PROGRAM]MANUAL OPERATIONS:

-TEST-

-STATION- [PROGRAM]

-START-PROGRAM[ 1]MANUAL OPERATIONS:

PROGRAM[ 1]MANUAL OPERATIONS:

Selecting STOP displays a decision screen. Manual operation will not be

MVALVE:ON PUMP:OFFSTATION: 1 00:58:01PROGRAM 1

[STOP]MVALVE:ON PUMP:OFF [STOP]

CURRENT PROGRAMS?WANT TO ABORT THEARE YOU SURE YOU

[YES] -NO-CURRENT PROGRAMS?[YES] -NO-

Manual Multi-Station Operation1. PresstheMANUAL key to display the


2. TurntheDial right two steps to choose MULTI-STATION. Press the Dial to select. Thenextscreeninsequencewillbedisplayed.

3. TheMANUALSTATION number is chosen by default. Press the Dial to select, then turn the Dial to display a STATIONnumber,MVorPMPto be included in the operation. Press the Dial to enter the selection.

4. Repeatthisproceduretoincludeuptofive additional outputs. The selections are displayed as they are entered.

Note: To clear the current station list, select CLR (located between PMP and 1) , then press the Dial to refresh the screen.

5. TurntheDial to choose the RUNTIME value. Press the Dial to select, then turn the Dial to displaythehourdigits(00–23).PresstheDial to select, then turn the Dial to display the minutesdigits(00–59).PresstheDial to enter the selection.

6. TurntheDial to choose START, then press the Dial to begin the manual operation. The status screen will be displayed indicating the station list and the remaining run time. To terminate the operation, press the Dial to selectSTOP.

Note: If �ow sensing is operational, the indicated total �ow will be displayed in the status screen.



50 ManualMulti-StationOperation



STATIONS:1RUNTIME-00:00-MANUAL STATION:[ 1]

-START-

MANUAL STATION:[ 1]

RUNTIME-00:00-STATIONS:1-3,6,9,11

MANUAL STATION:[ 11]

-START-STATIONS:1-3,6,9,11

MANUAL STATION:[ 11]

RUNTIME[00:20]STATIONS:1-3,6,9,11

MANUAL STATION:- 11-

-START-

RUNTIME[00:20]STATIONS:1-3,6,9,11


[MULTI STATION]-STATION- -PROGRAM-MANUAL OPERATIONS:

-TEST-[MULTI STATION]-STATION- -PROGRAM-

The status screen will be displayed indicating the RUNTIME-00:20-STATIONS:1-3,6,9,11


[START]STATIONS:1-3,6,9,11 [START]

00:20:07FLOW=1747 GPM [STOP]

STATIONS:1-3,6,9,11

FLOW=1747 GPM [STOP]

RUNTIME-00:00-STATIONS:NONE

MANUAL STATION:[CLR]

-START-

MANUAL STATION:[CLR]

Manual Test FunctionsThe manual Test function enables a group of stations to be selected and operated in numeric order for a speci�ed run time.

1. PresstheMANUAL key to display the MANUALOPERATIONSmenu screen. The STATION option is selected by default.

2. TurntheDial right three steps to choose TEST. Press the Dial toselect.Thenextscreeninsequence will be displayed.

3. Thebeginningstationnumberofthetestgroupis chosen by default. Press the Dial to select, then turn the Dial to display the preferred station number. Press the Dial to enter the selection.

4. TurntheDial to choose the group ending station number*. Press the Dial to select, then turn the Dial to display the preferred station number. Press the Dial to enter the selection.*Note: The ending station number will be limited to the controller station count con�guration.

5. TurntheDialtochoosetheRUNTIMEvalue.Press the Dial to select, then turn the Dial to display the preferred run time duration from 01–59minutes.PresstheDial to enter the selection.

6. TurntheDialtochooseSTART,thenpresstheDial to begin the manual operation.

7. Three manual control options are provided on the statusscreen:

•STOP- Toggles station operation OFF and ON. •NEXT-Turnsoffthecurrentstation,resets

theruntime,andturnsonthenextstationinnumeric sequence.

•PREVIOUS-Turnsoffthecurrentstationandturns on the previous station in numeric sequence.

Turn the Dial to choose the control option, then press the Dial to select.8. Whenfinished,presstheHOME key to return to the HOME screen.


ManualTestFunctions 51



-MULTI STATION--STATION- -PROGRAM-MANUAL OPERATIONS:

[TEST]-MULTI STATION-[TEST]

RUN TIME-05-MINSSTATION- 9- TO[ 18]MANUAL TEST OF

[START]RUN TIME-05-MINS [START]

[STOP]MVALVE:ON PUMP:OFFSTATION: 1 01:24:58

-NEXT- -PREVIOUS- [STOP]MVALVE:ON PUMP:OFF

-NEXT- -PREVIOUS-

RUN TIME-01-MINSSTATION[ 9] TO- 48-MANUAL TEST OF

-START-RUN TIME-01-MINSSTATION[ 9] TO- 48-MANUAL TEST OF

RUN TIME-01-MINSSTATION- 9- TO[ 18]MANUAL TEST OF

-START-

STATION- 9- TO[ 18]

RUN TIME[05]MINSSTATION- 9- TO- 18-MANUAL TEST OF

-START-RUN TIME[05]MINS -START-

Alarms FeatureThe Alarms feature provides important, timely information regarding a conditionor event that requires user attention. Whenever one or more alarm conditions occur, the Alarm LED indicator illuminates and is accompanied by a briefdescription of the root cause. An optional “chirp” tone can be enabled that willsound once every six seconds until the alarm notices have been cleared. Clearingalarm notices is important since a pending alarm conditionmay affect futureautomatic irrigation.

IMPORTANT: Depending on the cause of the alarm, clearing the alarm noti�cation does not necessarily resolve or eliminate the root cause. Allalarmeventsarearchivedinaread-onlybufferastheyoccur.Thearchivestoresupto220Alarmeventsandcannotbeemptied.Alarmsarecompiledinchronologicalorderwiththemostrecenteventdisplayedfirst.Oncethebufferisfull,theoldesteventdropsoffasanewoneenters.TheAlarmarchiveisaccessedfrom REVIEW menu screen.

About Field Wire and Flow AlarmsField Wire Fault Detection: The Eagle Plus can detect a short in the �eld wire andinstantlyturnoffthatstation.Thecontrollerwillautomaticallyadvancefromthefaultystationtothenextprogrammedstationduringawateringcycle.The display will report the fault condition any time a �eld wire fault occurs. Additionally,theAlarmLEDindicatorwillilluminateandtheaudiblealert(whenenabled)willsounduntilallAlarmsarecleared.Flow Detection: Whenoperatinginconjunctionwithoneortwosystemflowsensors,thecontrollerwillprovidethefollowingwatchdogfunctions:vUpondetectionofcatastrophic high-�ow, the controller will trigger an alarm

andrespondautomaticallyasfollows: wShutdownallactivestations. wShutdownanormally-openmastervalve. w Prohibit all program cycle starts until the alarm is cleared. vUpondetectionofunscheduled �ow, the controller will trigger an alarm and

respondautomaticallyasfollows: wShutdownanormally-openmastervalve. w Prohibit all program cycle starts until the alarm is cleared. vUpondetectionofflowoutsidetheestablishedupper or lower �ow limits, the

controllerwilltriggeranalarmandrespondautomaticallyasfollows: wShutdownthedefectivestationandprohibititsoperationuntilthealarmis

cleared. wAdvancetothenextstationintheprogramsequence.


52 AlarmsFeatureOverview

Clearing AlarmsClearinganalarmnoticewillremoveitfromtheHOMEscreen,turnoffthealarmLEDindicatorandsilencetheaudiblealerttone.Arecordofthealarmeventwillbestored in alarm archive until automatically deleted.Note: The procedure for clearing alarms is slightly di�erent if more than 10 alarm conditions are indicated. Use the following procedures to clear alarms as applicable.

To clear 10 Alarms or less:1. FromtheHomescreen,turntheDial to choose

ALARMS,thenpresstheDial to select.

2. ThefirstAlarmconditionisdisplayed.PresstheDialtocleartheAlarm.ThenextAlarmconditionwill be displayed. Press the Dial to clear each remainingAlarm.

To clear more than 10 Alarms:1. FromtheHomescreen,turntheDial to choose

ALARMS,thenpresstheDial to select.

2. ThefirstAlarmconditionisdisplayed.PresstheDialtocleartheAlarm.

3. ThenextscreenprovidestheoptiontoclearoneorallremainingAlarms.ToclearallremainingAlarms,turntheDial to choose CLEARALLALARMS,thenpresstheDial to cleartheAlarms.


ClearingAlarms 53

VALID PGM:4TU 07:56:14P WK1


SERVICE ESTABLISHED06/03 TU 07:56:10PM

[CLEAR] [CLEAR]

VALID PGM:4TU 07:56:14P WK1


SERVICE ESTABLISHED06/03 TU 07:56:10PM

[CLEAR] [CLEAR]

ALARMS.YOU HAVE 011 ACTIVE

-CLEAR THIS ALARM-[CLEAR ALL ALARMS]-CLEAR THIS ALARM-[CLEAR ALL ALARMS]

Analyzing Alarms The table below represents a variety of alarm notices that may be encountered for various controller input and output hardware con�gurations.

Toassistinquicklylocatingaparticularcondition,thealarmsarecategorizedbycontrollerhardwareconfiguration.Usethelistednumberanddescriptiontolocate the speci�c condition and accompanying relevant information from the followingexamples.

wGeneric

1 – Power Restored

ThisAlarmoccurswheneverpowertothecontrollerhasbeenlostandrestored,and is provided for reference only.

2 – Con�guration Error

This alarm notice occurs if the controller has failed to detect if the controller is configuredforconventionaloutputoratwo-wiredecodersystem.• Thecontrollerwillmakemultipleattemptstodetecttheoutputconfiguration.• Ifavalidconfigurationisnotdetected,thecontrollerwillremaininoperable.• ContactRainMastertechnicalserviceat1-800-777-1477.

POWER RESTORED06/03 TU 07:56:14PM

[CLEAR]

EAGLE PLUSRAIN MASTER

CONFIGURATION ERROR WWW.RAINMASTER.COM


54 AnalyzingAlarms–Generic

1 – Power Restored2 – Con�guration Error3 – Con�guration Change4 – MV Sensor Board Failure5 – Program (#) Start Time Falls

Outside Water Window6 – Electrical Short7 – Wireless Service Disruption8 – Output Board: (#) Failure

Flow Sensor

1 – Main Line Flow2 – Station Flow (over)3 – Station Flow (under)4 – Unscheduled Flow

1 – Rain Sensor: Wet2 – Hourly Rain Limit Exceeded3 – Daily Rain Limit Exceeded4 – Weather Station Out of Range

Two-Wire Decoder

1 – Two-Wire Board Failure 2 – Two-Wire Field Wire Overcurrent

Detected 3 – Station (#) Decoder Not Found 4 – Station (#) Open Circuit At Solenoid 5 – Station (#) Short Circuit at Solenoid 6 – Station (#) Decoder Comm Error 7 – Two-Wire Decoder Programming

Failure

8 – Two-Wire Decoder Failure

Rain/Weather Sensor

Generic

3 – Con�guration Change

Thisalarmoccurseachtimeacontrollerconfigurationchangeisdetectedincluding:• Achangeinthestationcountisdetectedsuchasadding/removinganoutput

board.•4 – Master Valve, Pump or Sensor Error

ThisAlarmindicatestheMasterValveboardhaseitherfailedorhasdatainitthatisoutorrangeornon-existent.Note: See Appendix C - Error Code Reference Chart on page 64 for additional EC information. Contact Rain Master technical service at 1-800-777-1477. 5 – Program Start Time Falls Outside Water Window

ThisAlarmindicatesthatastarttimeforaspecifiedprogramwillfalloutsidetheestablished limits of the Water Window. • ThecontrollerwillnotstartaprogramoutsideofWaterWindowandwill

terminate programs when the end of the Water Window is reached.

6 – Electrical Short

ThisAlarmindicatesashortcircuitorexcessivecurrentdrawhasbeendetectedon a speci�c station output.• Thestationwillbeturnedoffandwillnotoperateinanysubsequentprogram

watering cycles until the alarm is cleared.• Thenextprogrammedstationinsequencewillstart.

MV SENSOR BOARD11/03 SU 16:06:39

FAILURE EC=### [CLEAR]

PROGRAM 05 STARTTIME10/19 FR 09:20:13AM

FALLS OUTSIDE WATERWINDOW. [CLEAR]

STATION 2607/15 MO 10:00:00AM

ELECTRICAL SHORT [CLEAR]


AnalyzingAlarms–Generic 55

MAX STATION IS: 4811/03 FR 11:32:05AM

MAX STATION WAS: 40 [CLEAR]

7 – Wireless Service Disruption

This alarm occurs whenever wireless service is established or re-established withthe network carrier.

• A counter is associated with this Alarm that determines howmany times thisevent must occur during the current day before the alarm is sent. The default value is 1, with a maximum value of 100 (established in the iCentral).

Note: If the value is set to 100, this Alarm will never be sent to iCentral again.

8 – Output Board Failure

ThisAlarmindicatesthecontrollerhasdetectedanoutputboardfailurewhileattempting to activate one or more station outputs on the board. • Theoffendingoutputboardnumberisindicated. Note: A two- or three-digit Failure EC code number is provided for use by customer

service personnel only.

wFlow Sensor Alarms1 – Main Line Flow

Thisalarmindicatesthemainlineflowhasexceededtheestablishedupperflowlimit.Oncethecontrollerdetectsthisalarm:• Allcurrentlyoperatingstationswillbeshutdown.• Noirrigationprograms/stationswillirrigateuntilthisalarmiscleared. Allnon-irrigationprogramsshallremainoperational.

• ShutsdownaNormally-OpenMasterValve.

OUTPUT BOARD:610/19 FR 03:30:05PM


MAIN LINE05/18 SU 02:09:06PM

MEASURED=764 GPMLIMIT:350 [CLEAR]


56 AnalyzingAlarms–GenericandFlowSensor

SERVICE ESTABLISHED01/23 SU 06:06:39AM

[CLEAR]

2 –Station High-Flow

Thisalarmindicatesthatastationflowhasexceededtheestablishedupperflowlimit.Oncethecontrollerdetectsthiscondition:• Thestationwillbeturnedoffandrestrictedfromrunninginanysubsequent

program watering cycles until the alarm is cleared.• Thenextstationinsequenceassignedtotheprogramwilloperate.3 – Station No-Flow

Thisalarmindicatesastationflowthatislessthantheestablishedflowrange.Oncethecontrollerdetectsthiscondition:• Thestationwillbeturnedoff.• Thenextstation(ifany)ofthisprogramwilloperated.• Thestationwillberestrictedfromrunninginanysubsequentprogramwatering

cycles until the alarm is cleared.

4 – Unscheduled Flow

Thisalarmindicatesthatflowinthemainlinehasbeendetectedatanunsched-uled time.Oncethecontrollerdetectsthisevent:• Alloperatingprogramsareterminated.• Noscheduledprogramswillstartuntilthisalarmiscleared.• ThecontrollerwillnotgenerateaanotheralarmforthiseventuntilthecurrentAlarmiscleared.

• ShutsdownaNormally-OpenMasterValve.

This alarm indicates that flow

STATION ### HI FLOW04/05 FR 22:19:26


This alarm indicates flow that

STATION 169 NO FLOW05/18 SU 02:09:15PM

MEASURED=0 GPM [CLEAR]

UNSCHEDULED FLOW08/27 TH 11:47:13AM



AnalyzingAlarms–FlowSensor 57

wRain Sensor or Weather Station Alarms

1 – Rain Sensor Status Change

ThisalarmoccurswhentherainsensorstatushaschangedfromDrytoWet,orWettoDry.• WhenaWETconditionisdetectedduringaprogramwateringcycle,thepro-

gram will continue running, but all �eld outputs associated with the program willbeturnedoff.

• Thecontrollerwillcontinuerunningallscheduledwateringprograms,butnofieldoutputswillbeenergizedwhiletheWETconditionisdetected.

• IfthesensorstatuschangestoDRYwhiletheprogramisrunning,stationout-put will be reinstated enabling any current station operation to resume for the duration of the remaining run time.

2 – Hourly Rain Limit Exceeded

This alarm occurs when the weather station determines that the established hourlyrainfalllimithasbeenexceeded.• AllwateringprogramswillbesuspendeduntiltheRainHoldmodehasbeen

released.• Thecontrollerwillnotgenerateanotheralarmforthiseventuntilthecurrent

alarm is cleared.

3 – Daily Rain Limit Exceeded

This alarm occurs when the weather station determines that the established dailyrainfalllimithasbeenexceeded.• AllwateringprogramswillbesuspendeduntiltheRainHoldmodehasbeen

released.• Thecontrollerwillnotgenerateanotheralarmforthiseventuntilthecurrent

alarm is cleared.

RAIN SENSOR:WET02/07 SU 16:06:39PM

[CLEAR]

HOURLY RAIN LIMIT12/24 TH 10:09:58AM

EXCEEDED. 0.20 INCH [CLEAR]

DAILY RAIN LIMIT11/07 FR 11:00:46PM

EXCEEDED, 0.50 INCH [CLEAR]


58 AnalyzingAlarms–Rain/WeatherSensor

4 – Weather Station Out of Range

ThisalarmindicatestheWeatherStationisreportingthemaximumETratehasbeenexceededandattentionisrequired.• ThisAlarm condition will not be reported more than once per day. • Themaximumvaluereportedfromaweatherstationis0.50maximum.• TheAlarmeventoccursiftheweatherstationreadsmorethanthemaximum50rateofpulsesper24-hourperiod.

• ThehistoricETvalueforthecurrentmonthwillbeusedforETcomputationinlieu of the indicated value.

wTwo-Wire Decoder System Alarms

1 – Two-Wire Board Failure

ThisalarmindicatesanerrorhasoccurredpertainingtotheTwo-WireDecoderoutput board.Note: See Appendix C - Error Code Reference Chart on page 64 for additional EC infor-mation. Contact Rain Master technical service at 1-800-777-1477. 2 – Two-Wire Field Wiring Over-current Detected

This alarm indicates higher than normal current load is detected on the decoder communication/powertwo-wirecable.• Allstationswillbeturnedoff.• Allsubsequentwateringprogramswillbecanceled.

Note: Wait two minutes before clearing alarm and retrying the two-wire system.

WX STATION OUT OF10/13 FR 04:30:05AM

RANGE ET=.50 [CLEAR]

TWO WIRE BOARD03/09 FR 13:30:05


TWO WIRE FIELD 07/15 MO 10:00:35AM

WIRING OVERCURRENTDETECTED. [CLEAR]


AnalyzingAlarms–Two-WireDecoderSystem 59

3 – Station (#) Decoder Not Found

This alarm event occurs if the controller attempts to operate a decoder station numberthateitherdoesnotexistorisnotrecognizedbythecontroller.• ThisalarmoccursexclusivelyduringTestmodeoperations.

4 – Station (#) Open Circuit at Solenoid

Thisalarmindicatesanopen-circuitconditionexistsonthespecifieddecodersta-tion solenoid connection. • Thestationwillbeturnedoff,andthenextstationinsequencewillstart.• Thecontrollerwillnotattempttooperatethestationuntilthealarmiscleared.

5 – Station (#) Short Circuit at Solenoid

Thisalarmindicatesashort-circuitconditionexistsonthespecifieddecodersta-tion solenoid connection. • Thestationwillbeturnedoff,andthenextstationinsequencewillstart.• Thecontrollerwillnotattempttooperatethestationuntilthealarmiscleared.

6 – Station (#) Decoder Comm Error

This alarm indicates the controller cannot communicate successfully with the speci�ed decoder station. • Thealarmwillbereportedeachtimethecontrollerattemptstooperatethestation.• ThisalarmconditionisnotindicatedduringTestmodeoperations.

STATION 15307/15 MO 10:00:21AM

DECODER NOT FOUND [CLEAR]

STATION 10907/15 MO 10:00:00AM

OPEN CIRCUIT ATSOLENOID [CLEAR]

STATION 10907/15 MO 10:00:05AM

SHORT CIRCUIT ATSOLENOID [CLEAR]

STATION 99 07/15 MO 10:02:25AM

DECODER COMM ERROR [CLEAR]


60 AnalyzingAlarms–Two-WireDecoderSystem

7 – Station (#) Decoder Programming Failure

This alarm is recorded during the decoder programming process indicating an error occurred, preventing the decoder from being successfully programmed. • Thealarmwillbereportedeachtimeprogrammingthedecoderisattempted.

8 – Station (#) Decoder Failure

Thisalarmindicatesthetwo-wiredecodersystemisinoperable.• Thealarmwillbereportedeachtimeprogrammingthedecoderisattempted.Note: See Appendix C - Error Code Reference Chart on page 64 for additional EC infor-mation. Contact Rain Master technical service at 1-800-777-1477.

TWO-WIRE DECODER 07/15 MO 10:04:13AM

PROGRAMMING FAILURE [CLEAR]

TWO-WIRE DECODER 07/15 MO 10:07:08AM



AnalyzingAlarms–Two-WireDecoderSystem 61

Appendix A - General Speci�cationsCabinet Dimensions: •WallMount:11”Wx16”Hx5.625”D(27,9cmWx40,6cmHx14,29cmD)•PedestalMount: PSB:16.5”Wx38”Hx17.25”D(41,9cmWx96,5cmHx43,8cmD) SPED:16”Wx34”Hx16”D(40,6cmWx86,4cmHx40,6cmD)Temperature Range: •Operating:+14°Fto+140°F(-10°Cto+60°C)•Storage:-22°Fto+149°F(-30°Cto+65°C).Power Speci�cations:•InternalTransformer,Class2,ULListed,CSACertified(orequivalent) Input:120VAC±10%,50/60Hz Output:24VAC±10%,50/60Hz•MaximumLoadPerStation:0.5A@24VAC@77°(25°C)•MaximumLoadPerMasterValve:0.5A@24VAC@77°F(25°C)•MaximumLoadPerPumpOutput:0.5A@24VAC@77°F(25°C)•TotalMaximumLoad:[email protected] Surge Protection(excluding2-wiredecodermodels):6KVcommon,1KVnormal.

Controller Memory: TheEaglePlusutilizesNVRAM(Non-volatileRandomAccessMemory)technologytoprotectalluser-definedprogramandsetupdatafromlossin the event of a power failure. Time and date settings will be maintained without powerforapproximately30days.


62 AppendixA–GeneralSpecifications

Appendix B - Flow Sensor Speci�cationsTheEaglePluscontrollersupportsthecompletelineofIrritrolflowsensormodelslisted in the following tables.

PVC Sensor Body Material

*Maximum water pressure @ 68° F (20°C).

Bronze Sensor Body Material

*Includes copper male adapter. Note: In addition to the standard models listed above, an impeller-type �ow sensor adapter, Model # FS-INSERT-B, is available to accommodate pipe sizes from 3 to 40” (7.6 to 102cm). Requires pipe saddle with 2” female NPT inlet.


AppendixB–FlowSensorSpecifications 63

*Includes copper male adapter.

FS-8100 FS-8125 FS-8150 FS-8200 FS-8250 Pipe Size 1” 1¼” 1½” 2” 2½”Operating Range 2-40 GPM 3-60 GPM 4-80 GPM 10-100 GPM 16-160 GPMMax. Water Press. 400 psi 400 psi 400 psi 200 psi 200 psiK-Value 109 209 291 750 1021O�set Value 27 32 24 0 370Connection Type NPT Female NPT Female NPT Female NPT Female* NPT Female

Sensor Model #

*Maximum water pressure @ 68° F (20°C).

FS-150 FS-200 FS-300 FS-400 Pipe Size 1½” 2” 3” 4” Operating Range 5-100 GPM 10-200 GPM 20-300 GPM 40-500 GPM Max. Water Press.* 100 psi 100 psi 100 psi 100 psi K-Value 457 776 2268 3752 O�set Value 0 104 483 834 Connection Type Slip Slip Slip Slip

Sensor Model #

Appendix C -Error Code Reference ChartThechartbelowprovidesacrossreferenceofECerrorcodenumbers,includedinvarious alarm screens, to the root cause of the alarm. This information is primarily used for system troubleshooting to help Rain Master service personnel quickly identify and resolve most controller operating issues that may be encountered.


64 AppendixC–ErrorCodeReferenceChart

2-Wire Base Error CodesEC # Cause 2 . . . . . . . . . OVER CURRENT 4 . . . . . . . . . I2C ERROR 5 . . . . . . . . . ILLEGAL COMMAND 6 . . . . . . . . . COMMAND REJECTED 8 . . . . . . . . . MORE DATA READY 11 . . . . . . . . FRAME ERROR 12 . . . . . . . . TWO WIRE MODE FAULT 15 . . . . . . . . UNIT BUSY 16 . . . . . . . . REMOTE LOGIN 223 . . . . . . . . CHKSUM CALC ERROR 224 . . . . . . . . ADDRESS ERROR 230 . . . . . . . . UNIT EXISTS 231 . . . . . . . . COMM ERROR

2-Wire Bridge Error Codes

EC # Cause 9 . . . . . . . . . . SLOW POWERUP 10 . . . . . . . . . OVER CURRENT 13 . . . . . . . . . CHECKSUM 14. . . . . . . . . NO RESPONSE

2-Wire Decoder Error Codes EC # Cause 3 . . . . . . . . NO RESPONSE 7 . . . . . . . . CHECKSUM ERROR 64 . . . . . . . . OVER CURRENT 65 . . . . . . . . SHORT CIRCUIT 66 . . . . . . . . OPEN CIRCUIT 67 . . . . . . . . I2C ERROR 68 . . . . . . . . ILLEGAL COMMAND 69 . . . . . . . . COMMAND REJECTED 70 . . . . . . . . PARTIAL READING 71 . . . . . . . . FRAMING ERROR 72 . . . . . . . . LIMIT EXCEEDED 73 . . . . . . . . PORTS EXCEEDED 74 . . . . . . . . LOW STARTUP VOLTAGE 75 . . . . . . . . DATA READY 76 . . . . . . . . BELOW LOWER LIMIT 77 . . . . . . . . DATA OVERFLOW 78 . . . . . . . . NO AC VOLTAGE 220 . . . . . . . . QTY SENT ERROR 221 . . . . . . . . QTY RECEIVED ERROR 222 . . . . . . . . CHKSUM CALC ERROR 232 . . . . . . . . FOUND 233 . . . . . . . . NOT FOUND 234 . . . . . . . . PROG ERROR

MV Sensor Board Error Codes EC # Cause 40 . . . . . . . . SHORT 41 . . . . . . . . ET 42 . . . . . . . . READ ET 43 . . . . . . . . RAIN 44 . . . . . . . . TRIAC 45 . . . . . . . . FLOW1 46 . . . . . . . . FLOW2 47 . . . . . . . . MV/PUMP

Output Board Error Codes EC # Cause 4 . . . . . . . . . COMMUNICATION ERROR255 . . . . . . . . . LOST COMMUNICATION iCentral Error Codes EC # Cause100 . . . . . . . . . COMMUNICATION ERROR

Appendix D - FCC Rules - Electromagnetic CompatibilityThis equipment generates and uses radio frequency energy and if not installed and used properly, that is, in strict accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions, may cause interference to radio and television reception. It has been type tested and foundtocomplywiththelimitsforaFCCClassBcomputingdeviceinaccordancewiththespecificationsinSubpartJofPart15ofFCCRules,whicharedesignedtoprovide reasonable protection against such interference in a residential installation. However,thereisnoguaranteethatinterferencewillnotoccurinaparticularinstallation. If this equipment does cause interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: • Reorientthereceivingantenna. • Relocatetheirrigationcontrollerwithrespecttothereceiver. •Movetheirrigationcontrollerawayfromthereceiver. • Plugtheirrigationcontrollerintoadifferentoutletsotheirrigationcontroller

and receiver are on different branch circuits.Ifnecessary,theusershouldconsultthedealeroranexperiencedradio/televisiontechnician for additional suggestions. The user may find the following booklet preparedbytheFederalCommunicationsCommissionhelpful:“HowtoIdentifyandResolveRadio-TVInterferenceProblems”.ThisbookletisavailablefromtheU.S.GovernmentPrintingOffice,Washington,DC20402.StockNo.004-000-00345-4.


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