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7. SHORT the sensor probes with a metal object to have the Water Control Panel recognize them. The lights will
remain on showing which sensor probes the system recognizes and will flash when something is wrong.
8. Test each sensor probe by shorting it until the Water Control Panel display shows that the probe has shorted and
then removing the short and waiting for the display to go back to normal. (5-10 seconds)
9. Test each sensor probe by getting it wet, checking that the valve did close and the alarm did sound.
10. Between each sensor probe wet test, first silence the Water Control Panel AFTER the valve has finished closing by
pressing any button once, then remove the source of wetness and completely dry off the sensor probe.
11. Press the “OPEN” button once and then wait for the solid “MODE” light to turn off before pressing “OPEN” again to
open the valve and continue.
12. Repeat steps 8-11 until all sensor probes have been tested.
Wireless Sensors
1. Before installing the wireless sensors, keep them all near the Water Control Panel. Ensure the sensors have
batteries installed or are plugged into a standard outlet nearby for adding into the system. Valve must be open for
programming where the display reads “WATERCOP NORMAL”.
2. On the Water Control Panel, press the “MODE” button twice waiting a few seconds between each button press until
the display reads “DEVICE ADD NEXT g”.
3. Press “CLOSE”, which is indicated by the “NEXT g” to put the Water Control Panel into add mode. The display
should read, “DEVICE #1 ID”.
4. Take one sensor and short the probe to add the sensor into the system. For Dual Sensors, only one probe needs
to be shorted to add the sensor into the system. For Temperature sensors, short the moisture probe rather than the
temperature sensing probe.
5. Once the sensor has been added into the system (which is indicated by the Water Control Panel beeping and
reading “***ALERT*** SENSOR #__ SHT1”) wait until the display reads “DEVICE STATUS SENSOR # __ OK”.
6. Press “MODE” once to go back to the “DEVICE ADD” display. (*If time has passed and the display reads
“WATERCOP NORMAL”; go back to step 2.)
7. Repeat steps 3-6 for each sensor to add them all into the system.
8. At the same time, be sure to number them according to the order they are added into the system. You’ll need this to
record them in the Sensor Location Log (included) when you put them in location.
9. When all of the sensors have been added into the system, you are ready to test them.
10. Test the sensors by individually getting them wet and waiting until the alarm goes off and closes the valve.
KEEP FINGERS AND OTHER OBJECTS AWAY FROM VALVE TO AVOID INJURY.
11. Silence the Water Control Panel by pressing any button once AFTER the valve has finished closing.
12. Remove the source of wetness from the sensor probe and dry it off completely.
13. Wait until the display reads “!ALARM! SENSOR #__ OK”.
14. Press the “OPEN” button to open the valve and continue.
15. Repeat steps 10-14 for each sensor probe.
16. Now you can install the wireless sensors following the “Installing the Flood Sensors” and “Placement of Flood
Sensors” sections of the Instruction Manual to properly install the sensors.
Optional Features
•Dry Contact Trouble Relay (See wiring diagram on page 3 for location.) Dry contact closure for any alerts.
•Dry Contact Alarm Relay (See wiring diagram on page 3 for location.) Dry contact closure for any alarm caused
by a sensor getting wet and closing the valve.
•12VDC signal to operate an external relay for water pump, recirculating pump, second valve, etc.
(See wiring diagram on page 3 for location.)
•RJ45 Port is for the optional wall switch: RS100.
