Lawn Genie 416LG Guida all'installazione

SOLID STATE 6 STATION

LAWN SPRINKLER

CONTROL

STAllOFJ

LAWN SPRINKLER CONTt3OL.

INSTALLATION AND

MODEL OPERATING GUIDE

416LG

DESCRIPTION

VAl_VES

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PIIMP

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rAlfrEH

COMMON

CONNECTION

ON; PIIMf’

STAN1

SICK

OF EACH VALVE WIRING

60Hz

The

416LG Is a solid slate 6

station

lawn sprinkler control lealuring a dual

program

that

permits watering lawns and shrubs according lo different

schedules. Watering may be programmed lrom every 14 days lo as many as

three limes a day. The watering lirne can be set from

minute lo 99

minutes

lor

each circuit.

Slep 1.

Slep 2.

Slep 3.

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

Select location

for

controller

a protecled area near a

110

Volt

duplex receptacle. Longer distances (up to several hundred feet)

between

the

controller and the 110 Volt duplex receptacle are

permissible by replacing the supplied power cord wilh similar

gauge cord available at hardware and electrical supply houses.

NOTE: Avoid using a receptacle

that

is on a switched

circuit.

install

one No.

screw at eye level at

selected

location. leaving

head

screw extended

1/8"

Hang controller on screw by insert-

ing head of screw into keyhole opening on back

control

box.

NOTE: Installing on plaster or masonry walls should be done with

plastic

lead

shields to

secure

screws.

Open control box,

straighten

into desired position and install Iwo screws through

holes in wiring compartment.

Wiring to the valves can be placed underground alongside the

pipes. Run one common wire to each location lo serve all the

valves at that location. Use 18 gauge solid wire plastic jacketed

thermostat control wire for runs not over 800

feet

and 18 gauge

over 800 feet. Be sure all splices are soldered or joined with wire

nuts and sealed with vinyl cement or other suitable

water-proof-

ing cement. This wire is available from your dealer in

2,3,4,5,6,7

and 8 color coded wires.

IMPORTANT:

The power transformer is

protected by a circuit breaker. Do not connect a valve or combi-

nation

of valves requiring more than 1 AMP. at 24 VAC.

NOTE: DO NOT CONNECT THE PUMP START LEAD DIRECTLY

TO THE COMMON TERMINAL. IF A PUMP STARTER RELAY IS

NOT USED LEAVE THE LEAD DISCONNECTED.

CAUTION: PLACE

III

RAIN

SWIT

THE

RAIN POSITION

BEFORE

CONNEC

ING VALVE WIRES TO THE CONTROL. DO

NOT

CONNECT

DISCONNECT

VALVE WIRES FROM AN

ACTIVE

(HOT)

CIRCUIT.

Step 4.

Slep 5.

Slep

Bring

valve

wires up through insulated bushing at right side of

box. Connect the wire from valve

to the terminal on control

chassis marked 1. connect valve

to terminal 2. etc. Connect

the

common wires to

the

terminal on chassis marked Comm.

Connect power leads to “plug-in” transformer. one

lead

lo each

terminal. being certain

that

terminals on cord are not touching.

Remove center screw from cover plate of wall outlet, plug

trans-

former into bottom socket

duplex outlet, replace screw

through transformer bracket, thus securing transformer and

cover plate in position.

NOTE: It is

possible

to develop an electrical

transient

when

con-

necting power lo the control. This may cause

the

time

display

read other than

400A. To remedy

this

situation

unplug

the

transformer then reinserl

into the wall

receptacle.

Connect a 9 volt alkaline transistor

battery

(not

supplied) to

the

battery connector and place in the wiring compartment. NOTE:

Use a Mallory MN1604, Eveready 522 or equivalent battery.

CAUTION: DO NOT ALLOW THE BATTERY

CONNECTOR

CONTACT THE CONTROLLER’S TERMINAL STRIP.

TO REMOVE CONTROL CHASSIS: Remove screws

(1)

that

retain

con-

troller

chassis (2) in

control box.

NOTE: Due to varying

regulations,

check your local

codes.

PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS

The sequence for programming the

416LG

solid state control

are

follows:

Read the programming instructions.

Fill out the program card.

Program the control.

NOTE: PRESS KEYS WITH FlNGERS ONLY

Step

SET DAY AND TIME

_-__-

SEVEN DAY NUMBER CHART

DISPLAY EXAMPLE

~-CAMorPM

TIME OF DAY

DAY

Upon power-up the display will automatically show a day number (1

means Sunday) and time of 4:00 P.M. You are to set the clock to the

present day and time. Change the day number by repeatedly pressing

the

IfiZXi)

key until

It selected day number appears on the display. Set the

time by pressing the required numbered keys and

[AMlPMJ

if needed.

NOTE: Noon is 12:OO P.M. and midnight is 12:00 A.M.

-_-_

A. Press [CLOCK] The clock is now stopped and ready lo

be changed.

Press

(NEXil

repeatedly, to change the day number.

Press

three or four numbered keys for time

day.

D. Press

PM/PM]

lo change the displayed A or P.

E. Press

The

clock

starts.

NOTE: If you press a wrong key press

jCLEAR1

then set the time

again.

you may have set an invalid time, such as 1300, upon

pressing

the display will go blank except for an

"E,"

indi-

cating an error.

PresspGfl

and repeat Steps C and E above.

Step

PROGRAM WATERING CYCLE START TIMES

DISPLAY EXAMPLE

201111

CYCLE

--IT

-L

START TIME

Upon power-up cycle No. 1 will preset

with

a time of 2:00 A.M. You can

enter

into

memory up to three

start

times using the

lm]

key to change

cycle numbers and numbered keys to program the start times. Start times

programmed will repeat once every 24 hours. At each cycle

start

time

Stations

1 through 6, programmed to water in Step 3, will water sequen-

tially.

NOTE: There must be a minimum of one minute between the end of

the

last

station's

watering and the next start time. lf an overlap does occur

the next start

time will

be bypassed.

EXAMPLE: Cycle start time C1: 200A

Watering time 10

minutes/station

For 6 stations

60 minutes.

Next possible Cycle

start

time C2: 301A

Press

Cycle

No.

1 is

now

displayed

Press

:.‘i

three or four numbered keys for

time

of day.

Press 1to change the displayed A or P.

Press (ENrERj

Cycle No. 1 is now entered

into

memory.

Press

[NEXT]

to display Cycle No. 2.

Repeat Steps B, C and D for the second start time.

Press

(-1

to display Cycle No. 3.

Repeat Steps B, C and D for the

third

start time.

Press

return

the

display back to

the

clock.

ONLY ONE START TIME IS DESIRED. PERFORM

STEPS A,

AND

ONLY.

NOTE:

you press a wrong key press

then re-enter

the correct time. If you should program an invalid time, NOTE: If you press a wrong key press

(CLEARI

then

re-enter

the

such as

13:00,

upon pressing

1-1

the display will go correct program number and watering run time. If you should

blank except for an

"E",

indicating

an error. Press program an invalid program number, such as 3, upon pressing

1-1

and

repeat Steps

and

D. IENTER]

the display

will

go blank except for an

"E"

indicating

an error. Press clear and repeat Steps

C and

PROGRAM STATION PROGRAM NUMBERS

AND WATERING RUN TIME

___

_._

_.._-

-.-_-_-.

__.

___

STATION WATERING

PAOGRAY

CHART

_..

..-

---.-.

.._-__._.._

__..

KEY NO. PROGRAM

_.-

--_.

. . _

WATIRINO

;

PAOGRAM

,L.rn,

;

PROGAAM

(Shwb,)

DISPLAV

EXAMPLE

The

Dual Program capability of the

control

can be achieved as follows:

Divide the valve stations to satisfy your watering needs. Example: Sta-

tions 1 through 4 Program 1

(lawn),

and

Stations

5 and 6 Program 2

(shrubs). These groups of stations may be

watered

independenlty of

each other or

together

by using an appropriate program number in Step 4.

Upon power-up all six stations will be preset with Program 1 and a 5

minute watering run time. You are to enter a program number and a

watering

run time for each

station.

The first numbered key pressed will be

the program number while the

one or

two

numbered keys pressed

will be the run time in

minutes.

to 99 minutes.) NOTE: No

matter

what

the watering run time

"0"

program

number will prevent watering.

A "0"

only, can not be

entered

for a

watering

run time.

Press

Station

No. 1 is now displayed.

Press

one numbered key for the selected program

number

Press i:I

one

two numbered keys for the desired

watering

run

time for Station No.

Press

1-1

Station No. 1 is now entered

into

memory.

Press

mm]

Station

No. 2 is now displayed

Repeat Steps

C and D for Station No. 2

Press

I-r]

for Station No. 3

Repeat Steps B, C, D and E for a

total

of six stations.

Press

to return the display back to the clock.

Step 4: ANY PROGRAM CAN BE REVIEWED AS FOLLOWS:

Press

repeatedly to display programs.

Press

return

the

clock

PROGRAM DAY WATERING PROGRAM NUMBERS

DAY WATERING PROGRAM

CHART

KEY NO. PROGRAM

NO WATERING

~--.-

__.._

PROGRAM 1 (Lawn)

PROGRAM 2 (Shrub,)

‘--

PROGRAM 1 AND 2 (Both)

._..

---

Idl

DAY.

Program

Upon power-up all

fourteen

days will be preset with Program 1 (Lawn).

You are to enter a program number, which corresponds to the group of

stations you wish to water on that day, for each of the

fourteen

days by

pressing

a nurnbered key.

DAY

Press

SIII

PROGM

Day No. 1 is now displayed.

Press

number.

III

one numbered key for the selected program

Press

[-6%-l

Day No. 1 is now entered into memory.

Press

[aq

Day No. 2 is now displayed.

Repeat Steps B and C for Day No. 2.

Press

)NEirTl

Day No. 3 is now displayed.

Repeat Steps

C and D for a

total

of fourteen days.

Press

return

the display back to the clock.

USE OF THE PROGRAM CARD:

The

program

card

can

aid

tO programming and a record for

future

use. This could be

useful

in the

event

of a power outage and a

battery

failure. The controller would power-up wilh a preset program and

your

program card would be your only record of your programming. The

program

card has boxes which are to be filled In with the numbers you

want programmed. Read the programming

instructions

before marking

the card.

When you

enter

the

card data

into

the controller’s mernory

mark the card with the day number and time.

Determine the

start

times you wish in a day and mark the card

with these times.

Determine what program number you want for each of the six

stations and mark the card. Mark a

"0"

for any station not to

water or any station

without

valve wires.

Determine the

watering

run time for each of the six stations

and mark the card.

Determine the day program number for each of

fourteen

days

and mark the card.

Following the program

instructions

enter the above data into the con-

troller’s memory.

NOTE: If you press a wrong key press

L-1

then re-enler the

correct program number. If you should program an invalid

program number, such as 4. upon pressing

IENTEFJ

the

display will go blank

except

for an

"E"

indicating an

error

Press

(CLEAR] and repeat Steps

and C above.

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS:

DISPLAY: The day number and time of day will be displayed except

when a watering cycle Is In progress or while programming. When on

battery operation the display will be blank.

KEY BOARD: Use to program the controller’s memory, recall lor view-

ing data stored in

the

memory, and to

start

a manual operation.

NOTE: PRESS KEYS WITH FINGERS ONLY.

RAIN SWITCH: For programmed watering, move

switch

the

auto

position. For shutdown

system (rain) rnove

switch

to the rain

position.

CAUTION: If a watering cycle

indicated In progress press the

[-_rZiZkey

before moving the rain swllch,

otherwise

the

memory

may be

lost.

CIRCUIT BREAKER: A tripped circuit breaker

indicates

electrical

problem

the wiring to the valves or

the valve. To reset the circuit

breaker, push

the

reset button.

NOTE: An Electronic

Short

Protection circuit prevents an external

short circuit from damaging the solid

state

components. If, during a

watering cycle, a

station

detects a short circuit

the

control will imme-

diately go into a clear mode and return

the

display lo

the

clock. The

circuit breaker may or may

not

trip.

BATTERY,-MEMORY BACK-UP: In the

event

of a power outage

the

battery will maintain the programmed memory and a reasonably

accurate time

day for a

continous

period

48 to 72 hours.

there

are only brief power outages the battery should last for a year and

should be replaced annually. Replace only wilh a 9 volt alkaline

battery, such as Mallory MN1604 or Eveready 522.

NOTE: Without battery back-up (no battery or dead battery)

the

control will revert to the preset conditions mentioned

Sleps 1

through 4 upon power-up. The control will function as follows:

ten

hours, after return of power, Stations 1 through 6 will waler

sequen-

tially for 5 minutes per station. The control will repeal this cycle once

every 24 hours thereafter until reprogrammed.

MANUAL OPERATION:

MANUAL MODE 1: All stations programmed lo

water

the

displayed

day will water

consecutively.

Press MAN

then

MANUAL MODE 2: One selected station will water

for

its programmed

watering run time. Press

1-1

[m]

repeatedly,

until the

selected

station

number

appears

the

display, then

MANUAL MODE 3: One

selected

station will waler

for

extended

.___

watering run time.

(maximum

of 99

minutes.)

Press

&fir!)

lrJExfl

repeatedly, to

select

the

station number,

one

or two numbered

keys for the new manual

watering run

time.

then

[

G-1 (The auto-

matic run time will

not

be changed

this

operation.)

NOTE: A Station

with

"0"

program

number

can

not

manually

watered.

Use

the

f-R]

key to stop

any

mode of watering

before

its time to

stop. The display will

return

the

clock.

LIMIT

WARRAN

NO IMPLIED

WARRANTIES (INCLUDING

BUT NOT

LIMITED

FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, WHERE AP-

PLICABLE, AND MERCHANTABILITY) SHALL

EXTEND

BEYOND THE PERIOD OF

THE

EXPRESS WARRANTY

DESCRIBED ABOVE. IN NO EVENT SHALL

RICHDEL

RESPONSIBLE FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL

DAMAGES TO PROPERTY

WHICH

MAY ARISE FROM OR

RELATE TO

THE

PURCHASE OF ANY

RICHDEL

PRODUCT.

Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied

warranty lasts or the exclusion or limitation of incidental or

consequential darnages, so one or both of the above limitations

may not apply to you.

This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and

your

may

have other rights which vary from state to state.

To exercise your warranty, send unit, with photocopy of dated

receipt, postage prepaid

to’:

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