DIG 710AP Series Manuel utilisateur

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

710AP-XXX

Single Station Propagation and

Irrigation Battery Operated Controller

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION ……………………………………………………………… 1

1. About the controller …………………………………………………… 1

2. Component identification ……………………………………………… 2

3. LCD display and controls ……………………………………………… 3

4. Valve or wall mounting ………………………………………………… 4

5. Installing the batteries ………………………………………………… 5

6. Valve adapter installation 710AP ………………………………………… 5

7. In-line valve installation 710AP ………………………………………… 7

8. Programming ………………………………………………………… 8

9. Setting time and date …………………………………………………… 9

10. Setting watering frequency……………………………………………… 10

11. Setting start times ……………………………………………………… 13

12. Setting watering run times ……………………………………………… 15

13. Setting seasonal adjustment (monthly budget) …………………………… 16

14. Rain delay setting ……………………………………………………… 17

15. Propagation mode ……………………………………………………… 18

16. Manual watering ……………………………………………………… 22

17. Connecting a rain sensor ……………………………………………… 23

18. Maintenance, troubleshooting and repairs ……………………………… 24

19. Technical Assistance …………………………………………………… 26

20. Warranty ……………………………………………………………… 27

INTRODUCTION

Thank you for purchasing DIG’s 710AP Series Single Station propagation and

irrigation Battery Operated Controller. This manual describes how to get the 710AP

series controller up and running quickly. After reading this manual and becoming

familiar with the basic functionality of the controller, use the manual as a reference

for less common tasks in the future.

1. ABOUT THE CONTROLLER

The 710AP propagation and irrigation controller employs the latest in propagation

and irrigation programming features to allow for complete control of any system

and is available assembled on an in-line valve, or controller alone with solenoid

adapters to fit most manufacturers’ valves. The 710AP series is available in single

station with a rain sensor connection, and is powered by two AA batteries that can

last up to 3 years in irrigation mode (using name brand alkaline batteries). The

controller is enclosed in a rugged, compact, waterproof housing to protect it from

the elements and to ensure a long, trouble-free life.

2. COMPONENT IDENTIFICATION

1. Controller cover

2. Quick reference label

3. LCD displays the icon-based

applications / programs

4. 7 button programming keypad: Use for

programming, system on/off, manual

run and reviewing program

5. Battery compartment cap for

two AA alkaline batteries (not included)

6. Rain sensor yellow wire connection

7. Collapsible 36 in. solenoid wire

8. DC solenoid with 11/16 in. UN thread

9. Solenoid adapters

10. Manual flow control

11. 3/4 in. professional grade

in-line valve

12. Solenoid mount adapter

13. Wall/Valve box mounting bracket

4 adapters

(included with model 710AP)

30-920 adapter

included with all

in-line valves

ENTER/EXIT

ADJUSTMENTMODE

TURNON/OFF PROGRAM

START/STOPAMANUAL CYCLE

SCROLLTO SELECT PROGRAM

RAISE/LOWERTHE

SELECTEDVALUE

TOUCHANY BUTTON TO

ACTIVATESCREEN

(30-920)

(30-920) (30-924) (30-922) (30-921)

(see chart on page 6)

3. LCD DISPLAY AND CONTROLS

LCD Display

1. Time and Date icon – Indicates current time and day

2. Set Watering Days icon – Indicates the scheduling setting

3. Start Time icon – Indicates the start time setting

4. Run Time icon – Indicates the run time setting

5. Monthly Budget icon – Indicates the monthly budget setting or that monthly

budgeting is active

6. Rain Delay icon – Indicates the rain delay setting or that a rain delay is active

7. Manual Run icon – Indicates the manual run screen or that a valve or program

is being run manually

8. Battery Indicator icon – Flashes when batteries need to be replaced

9. Sensor icon – Indicates that a rain sensor is connected and active

10. Watering icon – Indicates that a valve is open and running

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Control Buttons

Enter/Exit adjustment mode

Turn On/Off program*

Start/Stop a manual cycle

Scroll to select a value to adjust

Raise/Lower the selected value

*NOTE: Turning the controller OFF using the button will suspend all scheduled

programming and OFF will appear on the display. The Manual Run feature will still

function when the controller is OFF.

4. VALVE OR WALL MOUNTING

4.1 VALVE MOUNTING

1. Slide the controller q into the controller valve

mount w.

2. Press the controller with the valve onto the solenoid

in the desired position.

4.2 WALL MOUNTING

2. Place the mounting plate ron the wall and secure

using 3 screws (not included).

3. Slide the controller assembly e up and into the

mounting plate to secure. (Mounting solenoid sleeve

is not used).

NOTE: The length of the controller connecting

cable limits the distance between the controller and

the solenoid.

Figure A

Figure B

Figure C

5. INSTALLING THE BATTERIES

1. Open the battery compartment cap by

turning it counter-clockwise.

2. Install two, fresh, brand name,

AA alkaline batteries (not included)

and note the proper direction of the

positive and negative orientation on the

underside of the controller.

3. Insert and screw the battery cap clockwise. Make sure to securely tighten the

cover firmly by hand only. The controller display appears with a day, PM, and the

hour digit flashing. The controller is ready to be installed and programmed.

6. VALVE ADAPTER INSTALLATION 710AP

The 710AP-000 (only) controller includes 4 adapters to retrofit DIG, Rainbird, Hunter

and Toro valves. Follow the instructions below to install.

1. Shut off the main water supply

2. Remove the existing solenoid if applicable.

NOTE: If adapting to an IRRITROL valve, remove the solenoid but leave the

existing solenoid adapter installed.

3. Select the appropriate solenoid adapter associated with the valve (see chart A).

(Available through your distributor)

4. Screw the solenoid adapter into the valve bonnet by hand, tighten with pliers if

necessary – but do not over tighten.

5. Thread the 710AP series solenoid into the valve adapter. Hand tighten only.

6. Turn the main water supply on and pressurize the valve; the valve may discharge

water momentarily but should then shut off.

7. Test the controller and the installation by pushing the button to perform

a manual run (or see section 16). To turn the valve on via the solenoid, lift

the 710AP series controller from the solenoid and turn the solenoid counter

clockwise 1/2 to 3/4 of a turn, or until you hear or see water flowing through the

valve. To turn the water off, turn the solenoid clockwise 1/2 to 3/4 of a turn and

wait for the a few seconds for the valve to close.

Chart A

Model Compatible Valves

30-

920

INCLUDED

DIG series S305DC, BERMAD series 200, HIT series

500, DOROT series 80, GRISWOLD series2000, DW and

BUCKNER series VB valves

30-

921

INCLUDED

RAIN BIRD DV,DVF, PGA,PEB (1” only),GB,EFB-CP, BPE,

PESB (1” only)and ASVF valves

30-

922

INCLUDED

HUNTER series ASV, HPV,ICV,PGV,SRV, IBV and

ASVF valves

30-

923*

WEATHERMATIC series 12000, 21000, 8200CR valves

30-

924

INCLUDED

IRRITROL series 100, 200B, 205, 217B, 700, 2400, 2500,

2600 and TORO series 220, P220 valves

*INCLUDED WITH MODEL 710AP-000

7. IN-LINE VALVE INSTALLATION 710AP

Operating pressure: 10-150 PSI

Recommended operating pressure: 10-80 PSI

Warning: Wrap all fittings with Teflon tape. Do not use

pipe cement on the valve as this will damage the valve

and void the warranty.

1. Shut off main water supply.

2. Install a 3/4 in. ball or gate valve onto the PVC pipe

or to the valve manifold before installing the controller

(Figure F and G).

3. Turn water supply on to flush the line and then shut the

water off using the ball or gate valve.

4. Wrap the male threads of the PVC adapters with

4-6 layers of Teflon tape, then tighten into the valve with

a wrench.

5. Glue fittings to PVC main line and allow to dry.

6. Turn water supply on to pressurize the system. The

controller will open momentarily and then will shut off.

7. The unit is now ready to be programmed.

BELOW GROUND INSTALLATION

ABOVE GROUND INSTALLATION

Figure E

Figure F Figure G

8. PROGRAMMING

This section explains the programming features and the steps necessary to

assign irrigation or propagation schedules. To program the controller use the

or buttons to select the desired program setting, then push to make the

entry flash and the buttons to change the value. Only a flashing value

can be changed. This controller features a normal irrigation mode as well as

a propagation mode. Changing the controller’s mode is explained in section 10

(Setting Watering Frequency).

NOTE: The program settings are arranged in a circle. The or buttons can

be used to go from one setting to another in either backwards or forwards motion.

This guide is written in a linear fashion using only the button to move between

settings, but the controller does not need to be programmed linearly. The or

buttons can be used to visit any setting in any order for either modification or

review. Figure H below shows how the settings are arranged.

Figure H

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