Gardena FlexControl Manuale utente

FlexControl

Art. 1883

DE Betriebsanleitung

Bewässerungscomputer

EN Operation Instructions

Water Computer

SV Bruksanvisning

Bevattningscomputer

DA Brugsanvisning

Vandingscomputer

FI Käyttöohje

Kastelunohjain

NO Bruksanvisning

Vanningscomputer

ET Kasutusjuhend

Kastmiskompuuter

LT Eksploatavimo instrukcija

Laistymo kompiuteris

LV Lietošanas instrukcija

Laistīšanas dators

AR ﻞﻴﻐﺸﺘﻟا ﻞﻴﻟد

يﺮﻟا ﺔﺒﻗاﺮﻣ ﺮﺗﻮﻴﺒﻤﻛ

LTLVAR ET NO FI DA SV EN DE

F1/F2

Mo Tu Th Fr Sa Su 2nd 3rd

1x 2x 3x Sensor

865

w N

I3/M1

u i

Mo Tu Th Fr Sa Su

P2 P3

Mo Tu Th Fr Sa Su 2nd 3rd

1x 2x 3x

P5 P6

1. SAFETY ............................18

2. FUNCTION ..........................19

3. PUTTING YOUR WATER COMPUTER

INTO OPERATION ....................21

4. PROGRAMMING .....................22

5. STORAGE ..........................24

6. MAINTENANCE ......................25

7. TROUBLESHOOTING..................25

8. ACCESSORIES.......................26

9. TECHNICAL DATA ....................27

10. SERVICE / WARRANTY ................28

Original instructions.

For safety reasons, children and young

people under 16 as well as anyone who is

not familiar with these operating instructions

should not use the product. Persons with reduced

physical or mental abilities may use the product only

if they are supervised or instructed by a responsible

person. Children must be supervised to ensure that

they do not play with the product. Never operate the

product when you are tired, ill or under the influence

of alcohol, drugs or medicine.

Intended use:

The GARDENA Water Computer is intended for

private use in domestic and hobby gardens, exclu-

sively for outdoor use, to control sprinklers and

watering systems. The Water Computer can be used

for automatic watering during holidays.

DANGER! The GARDENA Water Computer

must not be used for industrial purposes or

in conjunction with chemicals, foodstuffs,

easily flammable and explosive materials.

GARDENA Water Computer FlexControl

1. SAFETY

Battery:

To ensure the Water Computer runs safely,

only a 9V alkaline manganese battery

(alkaline) type IEC 6LR61 must be used!

In order to stop the Water Computer from failing

because of a weak battery if you are away for

a long time, the battery must be replaced when

the battery symbol flashes.

Setting up:

The Water Computer may only be set up vertically

with the sleeve nut to the top to prevent water

penetrating into the battery compartment.

The minimum water output to ensure that the Water

Computer functions correctly is 20 – 30 l/h.

For example, at least 10 x 2-litre Drip Heads are

required to control the Micro- Drip-System.

At high temperatures (over 60 °C at the display) the

LCD display may extinguish. This does not affect

the program in any way. When the computer cools

down the LCD display illuminates again.

The max. temperature for the water flow is 40 °C.

vOnly use clear fresh water.

The minimum operating pressure is 0.5 bar, the

maximum operating pressure is 12 bar.

Avoid tensile strain.

vDo not pull the hose connected to the Water

Computer.

If the controller is removed when the valve

is open, the valve remains open until the con-

troller is fitted again.

DANGER!

This product makes an electromagnetic field while

it operates. This field may under some conditions

interfere with active or passive medical implants. To

decrease the risk of conditions that can possibly

injure or kill, we recommend persons with medical

implants to speak with their physician and the med-

ical implant manufacturer before you operate the

product.

DANGER!

Small parts can be easily swallowed. There is also

a risk that the polybag can suffocate toddlers. Keep

toddlers away when you assemble the product.

2. FUNCTION

With the Water Computer, the garden can be

watered fully automatically up to 3 times a day

at any time of day (every 8 hours). Sprinklers,

a sprinkler system or a drip head watering system

can be used for watering.

The Water Computer carries out watering fully auto-

matically according to the set program and can

therefore also be used during holidays. Early in the

morning or late in the evening, evaporation and

therefore water consumption is lowest.

Controls [Fig. F1]:

The watering programme is easily entered using the

controls.

A watering program comprises the watering start

time, duration and frequency.

Buttons Function

1OK button Applies the values set with the +button.

2+ button Changes the input data.

3Rotary knob Selects the program parameters.

Display [Fig. F2]:

Display Description

5Flash consecutively whilst watering is

carried out.

6Flashes when the battery needs to be

replaced. The valve is still opened for

4weeks.

Is continuously displayed when the bat-

tery is empty. The valve is not opened

any more.

Replace battery (see 3. PUTTING YOUR

WATER COMPUTER INTO OPERATION

“Insert battery”).

7Sensor /

Sensor

Indicates that the sensor registers dry

and the programmed watering is carried

out.

Indicates that the sensor registers wet

and the programmed watering is not

carried out

(see 3. Putting YOUR WATER

COMPUTER INTO OPERATION “Con-

nect soil moisture or rain sensor”).

8Program times

9Watering cycle

3. PUTTING YOUR WATER COMPUTER INTO OPERATION

Insert battery [Fig. I1/I2]:

The Water Computer must only be operated with

a 9V alkalimanganese (alkaline) battery type IEC

6LR61.

1. Remove controller qfrom the housing of the

Water Computer.

2. Insert battery in the battery compartment w.

Observe correct polarity N.

The display shows all LCD symbols for 2 seconds

(see 4. PROGRAMMING).

3. Install controller qon the housing again.

Connect Water Computer [Fig. I3/ M1]:

The Water Computer is fitted with a sleeve nut t

for taps with (G 1") (33.3 mm) thread. The adaptor

supplied eallows the Water Computer to be con-

nected to taps with a (G ³⁄₄") thread (26.5 mm).

vInsert the filter rinto the sleeve nut tand con-

nect the water computer to the tap.

Connect soil moisture or rain sensor (optional)

[Fig. I4]:

Apart from scheduled watering there is also the

option of including how damp the soil is or rainfall

into the watering programme.

Note:

If the soil is damp enough, the programme will be

stopped, or a programme will be prevented from

starting. Manual operation is possible at all times.

1. Remove controller qfrom the housing of

the Water Computer (see 3. PUTTING YOUR

WATER COMPUTER INTO OPERATION

“Insert battery”).

2. Place soil moisture sensor in the watered area

– or – place rain sensor (with extension cable if

necessary) outside the watered area.

3. Run the sensor cable zthrough the opening of

the housing.

4. Disconnect the cover uand insert the sensor

cable plug zinto the sensor connection iof

the water computer.

It can take up to 1 min. until the status of the

sensor is shown on the display.

An adapter cable may be required to connect

older sensors, which can be purchased from

GARDENA Service, GARDENA Adapter

cable Art. No. 1189-00.600.45.

Fit anti-theft device (optional) [Fig. I5]:

To secure your Water Computer against theft,

you can obtain the GARDENA Anti-theft device

Art. No. 1815-00.791.00 from GARDENA

Service.

1. Tightly screw the clamp ocomplete with the

screw pinto the circular groove on the rear of

the water computer.

2. Use clamp oe.g. for fixing a chain.

It is no longer possible to remove the screw after it

has been screwed in.

4. PROGRAMMING

Tip:

VProgram the Water Computer with the tap

turned off.

In this way you can avoid getting wet.

Enter watering program:

To set the programme, the controller can be

removed and mobile programming can be carried

out (see 4. PUTTING YOUR WATER COMPUTER

INTO OPERATION “Insert battery”).

Set time and day [Fig. P1]:

1. Turn rotary knob to .

The time in hours flashes.

2. Select the time in hours (example: 10 hours) with

the +button and confirm with the OK button.

The time in minutes flashes.

3. Select the time in minutes (example: 20 minutes)

with the +button and confirm with the OK but-

ton.

The day of the week flashes.

4. Select the day of the week (example: friday) with

the +button and confirm with the OK button.

A bar is displayed beneath the selected day of

the week.

Set watering start time [Fig. P2]:

5. Turn the rotary knob to .

The start time hours flash.

6. Set the start time hours (example: 18 hours)

with the +button and confirm with the OK but-

ton.

The start time minutes flash.

7. Set the start time minutes (example: 30 minutes)

with the +button and confirm with the OK but-

ton.

Set watering duration [Fig. P3]:

8. Turn the rotary knob to .

The duration hours flash.

9. Set the duration hours (example: 0 hours) with

the +button and confirm with the OK button.

The duration minutes flash.

10. Set the duration minutes (example: 20 minutes)

with the +button and confirm with the OK but-

ton.

Set watering cycle (day, frequency)

[Fig. P4]:

The watering days can be selected directly (Mo to

Su) or every 2nd (2nd) or 3rd (3rd) day. On the

watering day, the watering frequency can be set to

1x (every 24 hours), 2x (every 12 hours) or 3x (every

8 hours) respectively.

Comfort function: Watering is performed every

day if only the watering frequency is selected.

11. Turn the rotary knob to . Mo flashes.

12. Select the days (e.g. Mo and Sa) with the +but-

ton and confirm/deselect with the OK button.

A bar is displayed beneath the selected days.

13. Set the frequency (e.g. 2x = twice in 24 hours)

with the +button and select with the +button

and confirm/deselect with the OK button.

A bar is displayed beneath the selected

frequency.

Activate program (Prog):

14. Turn the rotary knob to Prog.

The program is activated.

Next watering start time and day:

The next programmed watering start time and start

day can be displayed if the rotary knob is turned to

Prog.

v Press the OK button.

The next watering start time and start day is dis-

played.

Important information:

If the subsequent day is not a watering day, the

watering will stop at 12:00 a.m.

Manual watering [Fig. P5]:

The valve can be opened or closed manually at

any time. The controller must be fitted.

1. Turn the rotary knob to On.

The valve is opened, the drips flash one after the

other and the watering duration flashes (preset to

30 minutes at the factory) for 10 seconds in the

display.

2. Whilst the watering duration is flashing, it can

be modified with the + button (between 1and

59 minutes) (example: 15 minutes) and confirmed

with the OK button.

3. Turn the rotary knob to Off to close the valve

early.

The valve is closed.

The adjusted manual watering duration is saved

and is independent from the watering duration in

the program, i.e. the adjusted watering duration is

preset for each future manual valve opening.

Deactivate watering program [Fig. P6]:

The watering program is not executed when the

knob is set to Off. The program remain stored.

A program-controlled open valve can also be closed

early without changing the program data (watering

start time, watering duration, watering cycle).

vTurn the rotary knob to Off.

The watering program is deactivated.

To reactivate the watering program turn the rotary

knob to Prog.

5. STORAGE

To put into storage /Overwintering:

1. To preserve the battery, it should be

removed (see 3. PUTTING YOUR WATER

COMPUTER INTO OPERATION).

When the battery is inserted again in spring, the

watering program must be newly entered again.

2. Store controller and valve unit in a dry place

where they are protected from frost.

Disposal:

(in accordance with RL2012/19/EC)

The product must not be disposed of to

normal household waste. It must be dis-

posed of in line with local environmental

regulations.

Important! Dispose of the product through or via

your municipal recycling collection centre.

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