Gardena 4040 Manuel utilisateur

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GARDENA

4040 modular Art. 1276

DGebrauchsanweisung

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GB Operating Instructions

Watering Controller

FMode d’emploi

Programmateur

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Besproeiingscomputer

SBruksanvisning

Kontrollpanel

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Vandingskontrol-system

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IIstruzioni per l’uso

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EManual de instrucciones

Programación de riego

PInstruções de utilização

Comando de rega

Proper use

GARDENA Watering Controller 4040 modular

Translation of the original instructions from German.

Please read these operating instructions carefully and observe the information they

contain. Use these operating instructions to familiarise yourself with the product, the

proper use and the safety instructions.

AFor safety reasons, children and young people under the age of 16, as well as people

not familiar with these operating instructions, should not use this product.

Persons with reduced physical or mental abilities may use the product only if they are

supervised or instructed by a responsible person.

vPlease keep these operating instructions in a safe place.

1. Where to Use your GARDENA Watering Controller . . . . . . . . . . 13

2. Safety Instructions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

3. Function . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

4. Putting into Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

5. Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

6. Trouble-Shooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

7. Putting Out of Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

8. Technical Data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

9. Service / Warranty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23

1. Where to Use Your GARDENA Watering Controller

The watering controller is suitable for indoor and outdoor use.

This Watering Controller is part of a garden irrigation system.

Recommended accessories: the watering valve (24V) Art. 1278,

the valve boxes Art. 1254 / 1255 and the connection cable

Art. 1280 and the cable clips Art. 1282.

These products allow you to set up fully automatic irrigation

systems, which can be designed to cater for varying water

requirements of different plant areas and ensure that the entire

system functions correctly in case of insufficient water supply.

Compliance with the operating instructions provided by GARDENA

is a prerequisite for proper use of the Watering Controller.

Contents

3. Function

1% Run-Time key: Calls up the %Run Time function.

2Man key: Opens /closes individual channels manually.

3Time key: Displays the time.

4OK-key: Confirms the settings you selected

using the ▲-▼keys.

5Man. All key: Opens /closes all the channels automatically

in sequence.

6▲-▼keys: For changing or advancing specified data

already entered (if you press and hold

down one of the ▲-▼keys you can change

data in the quick run-through mode).

7Reset key: Deletes all program data.

8Channel key: Calls the channels.

9Program Display:

Indicates which program of the particular channel the Watering

Controller is currently executing. If several channels are opened

at the same time, the program indicator is no longer displayed.

0Key Lock:

To enable/disable the key lock, press the Man key and the

OK key simultaneously (the Reset key cannot be locked).

AManual Control Display:

The display shows Man when manual control is activated.

BChannel Mode Display:

Modes: open, locked and program overlap.

CWatering Display:

If a channel is just being opened, the drops on the watering

display flash alternately.

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B C

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5 72 3 41 6

The Watering Controller must only be used for controlling

24 V (AC) valves.

Please note

2. Safety Instructions

Watering Controller:

The Watering Controller must only

be operated with the 24-V (AC)

power supply unit provided.

vProtect the 24-V (AC) power supply unit

from moisture when connected.

The Watering Controller (without power supply

unit) is splash proof.

vAvoid, however, spraying the Watering

Controller directly with water.

To prevent loss of data if a power failure

occurs, only use a 9 V alkaline battery

IEC 6LR61 to buffer data. We recommend

using batteries manufactured by Duracell

and Energizer (do not use rechargeable

batteries).

Key assignment

Watering Controller display

D% Run-Time Function:

Duration of watering can be set between 10 - 200 % for all

channels.

EProg. Off

Watering programmes disabled (% Run Time function: 0%).

FBattery Status Display:

If the Batt.-display is flashing, the battery is almost flat and

must be replaced.

If the battery display does not change, the battery is flat or none

is inserted.

The Batt.-display is reset by changing the battery.

GSensor Display:

If the sensor is inserted and produces the status report moist,

the sensor display appears.

HDays of the week / Watering cycles:

To display the current day or the watering days and watering

cycles programmed (3rd every 3rd day/ 2nd every 2nd day).

IFault or message display:

To display a fault or message.

4. Putting into Operation

Before programming your Watering Controller, install a 9-V bat-

tery to prevent loss of data if a power failure occurs.

1. Raise cover 1and pull downwards.

2. Insert the cable of the power supply unit into the 24VAC

terminals and screw tight.

The wiring diagram is located inside the cover

3. Insert cables for the valves (e. g. 7-wire GARDENA connection

cable Art. 1280 for up to 6 valves) in the clips with the numbers

and Cand screw tight. (see also

“

Connect valves

”

4. If necessary, insert the sensor cable (e. g. GARDENA moisture

sensor Art. 1187 ) in the sensor connection 3.

5. If you intend to use the master channel (e. g. Art. 1273), insert

the cable for the master channel into the terminals labelled

Mand C (Pump) and screw tight. (see

“Master Channel”

6. Insert battery into the battery compartment 2.

Observe correct polarity.

7. Push cover on to the connection box.

8. Plug the mains plug of the 24 V (AC) power supply unit into

a 230 V mains socket.

After this it is necessary to choose between a 24 hour or

12 hour display and the time must be set (see 5. Operation

“Setting the time”

HI G F E

B C

9 0 A

Connecting your

Watering Controller:

Master Channel:

Connecting valves:

The GARDENA extension modules Art. 1277 with 2 channels are

available as an optional extra. Up to 4 expansion modules can be

connected and in this way 12 channels can be controlled via the

base unit.

1. Break off bar 4from the watering controller (or already con-

nected expansion module).

2. Insert connection links 8into the watering controller (or an

expansion module already connected) and push the expansion

module on.

3. Secure expansion module via the clamps 9.

4. Connect the expansion module cable 5using the connector 6

(if connecting another expansion module, connect the expan-

sion modules using the expansion module connector 7).

The expansion modules are detected immediately by the

watering controller when connected.

5. Push on cover of watering controller and the expansion module.

The master channel is a channel that can be operated at the same

time as other channels. This is important, for example, if you want

to use a pump to supply your irrigation system with water and if

the pump should always be activated each time an irrigation valve

is activated. The master channel closes 20 seconds before the end

of the program so that the system is not under pressure.

The pump can be operated, for example, using the GARDENA

Pump Control Art. 1273 that is connected to the master channel.

Labelling the valves:

1Label the valves (1

6), so that the channels (1

4) of the

Watering Controller and the channels (5and 6) of the

expansion module can be clearly assigned to the valves.

Connecting the valves to the Valve Box:

2Connect one cable of the valve V1 to the cable terminal 1of

the valve box.

3Connect the other cable of the valve V1 to a cable terminal C

of the valve box (All 4 cable terminals Care interconnected

and equivalent to one another).

4Connect one cable of the valve V2 to the cable terminal 2of

the valve box.

5Connect the other cable of the valve V2 to a cable terminal C

of the valve box.

Other valves can be connected similarly to

and

Connecting the Watering Controller to the Valve Box:

6Connect a cable terminal Cof the Watering Controller to a

cable terminal Cof the valve box. Both cable clips Care

connected to each other and equivalent.

7Connect the cable terminal of channel 1to the cable terminal 1

of the valve box.

8Connect the cable terminal of channel 2to the cable terminal 2

of the valve box.

Other channels can be connected similarly to the channels

and

Connect extension module:

Example: with 2 valve boxes V3

(Art. 1255)

Cable cross-section of the connection cable:

The maximum permissible distance between the Watering

Controller and the valve depends on the cross-section of the

connection cable. For a distance of 30 m, the cross section is

0.5 mm2and 0.75 mm2for a distance of 45 m. No more than

3 valves must be in operation at the same time.

The GARDENA connection cable Art. 1280 is 0.5 mm2in size

and is 15 m long. The connection cable can be connected so

that it is watertight using the cable clip Art. 1282.

VIf using the expansion module 2040:

Hold the drilling template supplied against the wall and mark

the holes with a pen.

1. Screw the mounting plate 8for the watering controller (and,

if applicable, the mountings for the expansion modules) to

the wall.

2. Hook the watering controller (with expansion module, if appli-

cable) from above into the mounting plate 8so that its back

is against the mounting plate (and into the mountings for the

expansion modules if applicable).

5. Operation

Time and Day of the Week

You must set the current time and day of the week before you

can set the watering programs.

Valves which are already open are closed automatically after

one minute if the time is changed.

1. Plug in the power supply unit (without battery).

TIME

and

24 H

flash in the display.

2. Set 24 or 12 hour display with the ▲-▼keys and confirm with

the OK key.

TIME

and the hours (e.g.

) flash on the display.

1. Press TIME-Key.

2. Set the hour for the time using the ▲-▼keys (e.g. 12 hours)

and confirm your entry by pressing the OK key.

TIME

and the minutes flash on the display.

3. Set the minutes for the time using the ▲-▼keys (e.g.

30 minutes) and confirm your entry by pressing the OK key.

TIME

and the day of the week flash on the display.

Mounting wall bracket:

Setting the time format when

using the equipment for the

first time:

Setting the time and day

of the week:

4. Set the day of the week using the ▲-▼keys (e.g. FR Friday)

and confirm your entry by pressing the OK key.

The time and the day of the week have been set.

Watering Programs

Prerequisite: you must set the current time and day of the

week before you can set the watering programs.

To give you a better overview of your irrigation system and to make

it easier to enter the watering data, we recommend entering the

data for your valves on the watering plan included in the appendix

of these operating instructions. A maximum of 6 channels can be

open at the same time.

You can save 4 watering programs for each channel (a maxi-

mum of 4 programs x 12 channels = 48 programs).

If programs overlap, the channel status display flashes to indicate

this and ERROR (but the programs are still performed).

vMake sure no programs overlap.

Selecting the Channel and Program Memory Location:

1. Press the Channel key for the relevant channel (e.g.Channel 2).

Channels (e.g.

) appears in the display and

program 1

flashes.

2. Select the program memory location using the ▲-▼keys

(e.g. program memory location 3) and confirm your selection

by pressing the OK key.

START TIME

and the hours flash on the display.

Setting the Watering Start Time:

3. Set the hours for the watering start time using the ▲-▼keys

(e.g. 16 hours) and confirm your entry by pressing the OK key.

START TIME

and the minutes flash on the display.

4. Set the minutes for the watering start time using the ▲-▼keys

(e.g. 30 minutes) and confirm your entry by pressing the OK key.

RUN TIME

and hours flash on the display.

Setting the Watering Duration:

5. Set the hours for watering duration using the ▲-▼keys

(e.g. 1hour) and confirm you entry by pressing the OK key.

RUN TIME

and minutes flash on the display.

6. Set the minutes for watering duration using the ▲-▼keys (e.g.

20 minutes) and confirm your entry by pressing the OK key.

The arrow

above the watering cycle flashes on the display.

Setting the

watering programs:

Programmed watering periods

10 - 200 % Run-Time = Watering programs enabled

0 % Run-Time = Prog. Off = Watering programs disabled

% Run-Time-Funktion

Watering programs disabled

Setting the Watering Cycle:

(a) Every 2nd or 3rd day (from the current day)

(b) Select any day of the week (daily watering also possible

with this setting)

7. (a) Watering Cycle every 2nd or 3rd Day:

Using the ▲-▼keys, set the arrow êto 2nd or 3rd (e.g.

2nd = every 2nd day) and confirm your selection by pressing

the OK key.

The watering program is saved and the display

shows the watering cycle (e.g.

2nd

) and the preview for the

week (e.g.

Fr, Su, Tu, Th

The days in the preview for the week are always with respect

to the day of the week set in the system (e.g. Fr).

Set up more watering programs or return to the actual time

using the Time key.

– or –

(b) Watering Cycle for Any Day of the Week:

Using the ▲-▼keys, set the arrow êto the desired day of

the week (e.g. Mo = Monday) and select ■/ deselect the day

by pressing the OK key.

When you have selected all the desired days of the week

(e.g. Mo, We, Fr), press the ▲key until the arrow êover Su

disappears.

The watering program is saved and the display shows the

watering cycle (e.g.

Mo, We, Fr

Set up more watering programs or return to the actual time

using the Time key.

You must select the % Run-Time > 0 % you wish to activate

before the watering programs can run.

The times of all stored watering programmes can be reduced cen-

trally in intervals of 10%, from 200% down to 10%, without having

to change each interval programme. This is ideal if you wish to

water your garden less in the Autumn than in the Summer.

If the % Run-Time-function has been set to 0 % Run-Time

(watering programs disabled), all the channels flash and the

Prog. Off symbol appears in the normal display.

1. Press % Run-Time key.

2. Select required percentage for the programmed watering

period with the ▲-▼ keys (e.g. 60 % Run-Time ) and confirm

with the O.K. key.

The display moves to the actual time.

Programming the watering computer is now completed, i.e. the

valves installed open/ close entirely automatically and therefore

water at the programmed times. If the watering time is not equal

to 100%, the % symbol appears in the display for the actual time.

7(a)

7(b)

Note: If you change the watering time percentage, your Water

Computer will still display the watering time you originally pro-

grammed for the individual watering programs. When setting

up / modifying a program, this is automatically set to 100 % Run-

Time . The % Run-Time does not apply to manual watering.

The actual watering period is the percentage proportion of the pro-

grammed watering period. E. g. if 1hour is set as the programmed

watering period and 50 % Run-Time, the actual watering period of

30 minutes is displayed.

1. Keep %Run-Time-button pressed and press the Channel-

button required

2. Select program memory location with the ▲-▼keys.

All 48 programs can be selected one after the other with the

▲-▼keys.

You can change an existing program stored in one of the

4 program memory locations without having to create the

program from scratch.

The data for the watering starting time, duration, and cycle are

preset; therefore you only need to change the specific values of

the watering program you want to change. You can transfer all

other values from

“Setting the Watering Program”

by pressing

the OK key.

You can exit the programming mode prematurely at any time.

vPress the Time key.

The display shows the current time and day of the week.

The Watering Controller is reset to the default setting and

all program data is deleted.

vKeep Reset key pressed for 5 seconds.

•All symbols of the display light up for 2 seconds.

•The program data for all programs is deleted.

•The actual time and the day of the week are retained.

A reset can be triggered at any time. After this it is necessary

to set the time (see 5. Operation

“Setting the time and day

of the week”

Manual Watering

1. Press the Man key.

The manual display

Man ■

appears and all the channels flash

in the display.

2. Press the relevant Channel key (e.g. channel 4).

RUN TIME

and hours flash on the display.

3. Press the Man key if you want to irrigate for 0:30 minutes

– or –

set the manual watering duration using the ▲-▼ keys

(e.g. 1:15) and confirm your entry by pressing the OK key.

Manual watering starts.

Displaying the actual

watering period:

Changing an existing

watering program:

Ending the programming

mode prematurely:

Reset:

Manual watering:

When all the channels are to be enabled manually one after the

other, it is possible to do this using the Man. All key. During this

process, all the channels are opened manually one after the other

corresponding to the manual watering period.

vPress the Man. All-key.

SPEC

is displayed and watering starts with channel

The Man. All key must be pressed to end watering prematurely.

If watering is not necessary e.g. because of a relatively long period

of rain, all the channels can be blocked via the % Run Time

function (see

“ % Run-Time function”

Individual channels can be blocked as follows:

1. Press and hold down the OK key and then press the relevant

Channel key. (e.g. Channel 2).

The blocked channel and

Prog. Off

flash in the display.

2. To reactivate the channel again, press and hold down the

OK key and then press the relevant Channel key.

Tip: Should you have any questions about operating or

programming your Watering Controller, please do not hesitate

to contact your nearest GARDENA Service Centre. We will be

happy to help you.

6. Trouble-Shooting

1. Check battery status in the display and

replace battery if necessary.

2. Unplug the mains plug of the 24 V (AC)

power supply unit.

3. Raise cover 1and pull downwards.

4 Remove the fuse 0and install a new

fuse (2.5 A slow-blowing fuse).

5. Push cover 1on to the connection box.

6. Plug the mains plug of the 24 V (AC)

power supply unit into a 230V mains

socket.

Fault Possible Cause Remedy

No display External temperature below vWait until the external air

0 °C or above +60 °C. temperature returns to the

operating temperature

range.

LCD display shows The fuse has blown. 1. Check the wiring diagram

ERROR FUSE and /or determine the

cause.

2. Replace the fuse.

LCD display shows The power supply unit is not vPlug the power supply unit

ERROR

AC plugged in. into a mains socket.

(the programs are retained)

Valve cabling has a vConnect valve cables correctly

short-circuit. (see 4. Putting into Operation

“

Connect valves”

Water all channels manually:

Blocking channels:

Replacing the fuse:

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