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CL-R1
Cancel Enter
PWR (Hold)
Setup
R-100-KIT & CL-R1 Remote Control
User’s Guide
Introduction
The Irritrol R-100-KIT Remote Control Set works with a variety
of irrigation systems, allowing the user to remotely control
compatible controllers and the watering zones. The user can
walk the landscape site, testing, troubleshooting, and/or pro-
viding supplemental watering.
The R-100-KIT Remote Set contains a remote transmitter, a
mini-receiver, and an adapter cable. The Set allows the user to
plug the mini-receiver unit into a variety of irrigation control-
lers. The CL-R1, transmitter only, works with the Irritrol CLIMATE
LOGIC® without the need for the mini-receiver.
This manual explains the installation of the R-100-KIT and cov-
ers the use and operation the remotes have in common.
• Battery Installation
• Connecting the Mini-receiver
• Transmitter Controls
• The LCD Screen
• Setting the PIN
• General Operation
• Unique Lighting Control
R-100-KIT Components
• CL-R1 Remote
Transmitter
• CL-MR Mini-receiver
• CMR-ADP Adapter
cable (not pictured)
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Compatibility
At this point, there are eight (8) series of controllers with which the R-100-Kit can remotely operate. Irritrol will add more
series to this list as new irrigation controllers are introduced to the market.
Irritrol® Brand Toro® Brand
Rain Dial®-R Series Custom Command™
Rain Dial®-Blue Series TCM-212 Series
Total Control®-R Series TCM-424 & 424-E
KwikDial® Series
MC®-E “Blue”series (Version 5.02 or later)
The CL-R1 and Climate Logic
The CL-R1 handheld remote transmitter
is available separately as the compat-
ible remote for Irritrol’s Climate Logic®
wireless weather-sensing system. The
Remote does not need a receiver to
work with Climate Logic. The Climate
Logic weather sensing system has its
own receiver with which the CL-R1
Remote communicates.
The Climate Logic weather-sensing
system has its own installation
instructions and manual.
CLIMATE LOGIC
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The Adapter Cable (CMR-ADP)
The Mini-receiver has an attached RJ-11 cable. Most compatible controllers have an RJ-11 port for this cable. Early models
of the MC-E “Blue”controller, however, as well as the KwikDial controllers, do NOT have RJ-11 ports. The adapter cable is for
connecting to these earlier controllers. One end of the adapter cable is a RJ-11 port, the other end is a 5-pin header that
slides onto a 5-pin connector in the controller.
This connection, either through the built-in RJ-11 cable or with the
adapter cable, is how the Receiver receives power.
Transmitter Battery Installation
The CL-R1 Remote Transmitter receives power from a 9-volt battery
(not included). To install the battery:
1. Remove the three (3) screws from the battery cover on the back of
the Remote.
2. Remove the battery cover.
3. Snap the battery on to the battery clip and place the battery into
the compartment.
4. Reinstall the battery cover with the three screws.
Battery
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EARTH
GROUND
MV/
Pump Sensor
+-
7 8 9 10 11 12
1 2 3 4 5 6
24 VAC
VC
Connecting the Receiver to a Controller
The range of the Mini-receiver to the Remote is roughly 1000 feet line-of-sight. If reception is poor, install the receiver in a
better location. If the cable supplied with the mini-receiver is not long enough, it is possible to purchase extension cables
(50’ or less) that attach to the CL-MR mini-receiver and/or the CMR-ADP cable adapter. The cables and RJ plugs must have
six (6) conductors.
WARNING: NEVER PLUG THE RECEIVER’S CORD INTO A TELEPHONE SYSTEM.
Connections with the RJ-11 Cable
Rain Dial-R, Rain Dials “Blue”, and Total Control-R
controllers have RJ-11 ports for the Mini-receiver.
1. Open the front panel of the controller.
2. Locate the RJ-11 port on the controller.
• Rain Dial-R (and other blue-faced Rain Dials):
the connection is on the swing-out face panel,
just under the edge of the circuit board
• Total Control-R: the connection is also on the
swing-out panel, but is located further up on
the edge of the front panel.
3. Plug the RJ-11 jack of the Mini-receiver cable into
the RJ-11 port of the controller.
Rain Dial-R or Rain Dial “Blue”Connection
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Connecting to early models of MC-E “Blue” controllers:
1. Open the front panel of the controller.
2. The 5-pin connector is sandwiched between the front panel and
the circuit board in the lower right-hand corner. Attach the cable
adapter to the controller with the black wire up. (Later models
have an RJ connector in the same location.)
3. Connect the Mini-receiver’s RJ-11 cable to the other end of the
cable adapter.
Connecting to KwikDial controller:
1. Remove the access panel of the controller.
2. The 5-pin connector is below the front panel, on the circuit board on the
right side. Attach the cable adapter to the controller with the black wire down.
3. Connect the Mini-receiver’s RJ-11 cable to the other end of the cable
adapter.
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Remote Transmitter Controls
CL-R1
Cancel Enter
PWR (Hold)
Setup
Setup button
Left arrow
USB Cover
(future use)
Cancel button
Down arrow
LCD Screen
Up arrow
Power button
Right arrow
Enter button
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Setting the PIN
After connecting the receiver, it is necessary to set the PIN in the transmitter and receiver. Set the PIN in the transmitter rst.
To Set the PIN in the Handheld Transmitter:
1. Press the red MODE/PWR button to turn on the remote transmitter.
2. Press the SETUP button twice; “SET PIN” appears in the upper left corner of screen.
3. Use the UP or DOWN arrow button the set the rst digit of the PIN number on the left.
4. Use the RIGHT arrow button to move to the second digit.
5. With the UP or DOWN arrow button set the second PIN number. Press RIGHT.
6. Repeat the steps to set the other numbers in your 4-digit PIN.
7. When the 4-digit PIN is set, press the ENTER button to save the PIN.
To Teach the PIN to the Mini-Receiver, (not Climate Logic’s Receiver):
1. Turn Remote ON with the red MODE/PWR button.
2. Press the SETUP button twice; “SET PIN” screen appears with the PIN displayed.
3. Hold down the only button on the mini-receiver for more than 8 seconds.
4. When the green light on the receiver begins ashing rapidly, release the receiver’s button (intermittent ashing will
continue) and press the ENTER button on the Remote. The red light on the Receiver will blink briey.
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To Set the PIN in the Climate Logic Receiver Module:
1. After setting the PIN in the handheld transmitter (see
above), open the Climate Logic receiver module.
2. Press the MENU button to get to the Main Menu on
the module’s display.
3. Repeatedly press the UP or DOWN key on the module
to move the cursor to REMOTE.
4. Press ENTER to get to the Remote PIN screen.
5. Repeatedly press the UP or DOWN key to set the rst
digit on the left.
6. Press NEXT to move one digit to the right.
7. Repeat the steps to set all four digits in the PIN.
8. With the PIN matching the handheld receiver’s PIN,
press SAVE.
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General Operation
To Power the Remote Transmitter:
1. Press the red MODE/PWR button to turn on.
2. Press and hold MODE/PWR button (about two seconds) to turn o.
Note: Turning o the transmitter does not turn o a station in operation. (See Stop All Watering to stop an active station.)
Automatic Power Down of Transmitter
To extend battery life, ve minutes of button inactivity will shut o the transmitter.
To Set the Number of Stations:
To save time using the remote, set the number of stations in the transmitter to match the number of stations on the con-
troller. For example, for a 12-station controller, set the transmitter to a station maximum of twelve also. If only using 8 of the
12, set max to 8.
1. Press the SETUP button once to view the Max Station screen.
2. Press either the UP or the DOWN arrow buttons to set the desired maximum station number.
3. With the desired number displayed, press ENTER .
To Start Program“A” or “B” or ”C”(not functional in all controllers):
1. In manual station mode, press the UP arrow button to go beyond the highest station.“P-A” appears. Press the UP
button again for“P-B” or again for “P- C”.
2. With the desired Program displayed, press ENTER for a sequential station run.
Note: The“Manual Program” feature does not work with MC-E controllers.
A remotely started program runs continuously.
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To Run an All Stations Cycle (ASC):
Running an All Stations Cycle is useful for troubleshooting a sprinkler system.
1. Start a Program (section above).
2. Use the UP arrow key to move above “PGM C” to “TEST ALL” mode. Press the RIGHT arrow key to start the
run time blinking.
3. Use the UP or DOWN arrow buttons to set the running time. All stations will run the same length of time, in
sequence, from lowest to highest possible.
4. Press ENTER to start. (Leave the transmitter on during the ASC sequence.)
To Manually Turn On a Station or Zone:
1. Turn on the remote and press the UP or DOWN arrow button to scroll to the station number desired.
2. Press the RIGHT arrow button once to move to run time.
3. Use the UP and/or DOWN arrow buttons to set the station’s one-time manual running time.
4. Press ENTER to start the station. The ashing rain-drop indicates a running station.
Note: The controller may display a diering countdown. It has been overridden by the remote’s countdown.
To Stop All Watering:
Press the CANCEL button.
To Change from One Running Station to Another:
1. Press the UP or DOWN arrow buttons to select the desired station.
2. Press RIGHT arrow key to move to run time.
3. Set running time with the UP or DOWN arrow buttons.
4. Press ENTER to turn on the new station. The previously running station will shut o .
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