Rain Bird 9V-2 Manuel utilisateur

................................. 1

............................... 12

............................... 23

.............................. 34

.............................. 45

............................... 56

.............................. 67

-2

Technotes

9V-2 / 9V-4 / 9V-6

INDOOR

WALL

MOUNT

40 mm

56 Ø 4 mm

Ø 4 mm

ø 4 mm

9V Anglais•00.qxd 20/11/02 15:01 Page 34

Contoller capacity :

1 Master Valve equipped with a Rain BirdTBOS latching solenoid for the system plus

1 Rain Bird TBOS latching solenoid per station. Make sure all wire from the controller to the

valves is code-approved for underground low voltage use.

Select the suitable wire size. All connections to the valve leads and any splice in the field must be

watertight. Use Rain Bird Quick Connect connectors : DBY, DBR or "King".

See wiring diagram.

Master Valve:

The terminal marked "P" is used to

activate a Master Valve. It is STRONGLY

RECOMMENDED to use a Master Valve

to ensure proper operation of your

system in case, for example, the valve

wiring is accidentally cut, grit in the

piping flows into a valve, etc.

Important :

Maximum distance between the

controller and the valves using wire sized

1,5 mm2: 30 m

9V Anglais•00.qxd 20/11/02 15:01 Page 35

Wire in

same conduit

Wire in

same

conduit

A = Valve box

Each valve must

have a Rain Bird

TBOS latching

solenoid

B = Master Valve

equipped with a

Rain Bird TBOS

latching solenoid

Red Black

9V Anglais•00.qxd 20/11/02 15:01 Page 36

OPTION

Without master valve

NOT recommended

Red Black Brown

TBOS underground rain shutoff

Wire in

same conduit

Wire in

same

conduit

Wire in

same conduit

Wire in

same conduit

9V Anglais•00.qxd 20/11/02 15:01 Page 37

Start-up / Programming:

Connect 2 top-grade 9V alkaline

batteries (6AM6/6LR61)

Duracell, Varta or equivalent.

As soon as the batteries are

installed, this screen appears.

Carefully replace the panel without

touching the ➔key.

Important :

If you press the ➔key by mistake BEFORE

programming Steps 1-3, use the procedure in the

Note to return to the "1996" screen.

Note :

To prolong battery life, the screen automatically goes blank after 1 minute if no keys are

pressed. If this occurs during the first 3 programming Steps :

Hold down

until any

display

appears.

Repeatedly press

➔

until this

screen appears and hold down 2-3

seconds to return to the "1996"

screen. Repeat Steps 1-3.

1234 567

9V Anglais•00.qxd 20/11/02 15:01 Page 38

Set the current

year.

Example : 2000

–

OFF

Set current month

Example :

11 = November

–

OFF

–

OFF

Set today's

date

Example :

November 10th

3You are now in the

circular menu. If the

screen goes blank, just

hold down ➔1 second

and then repeatedly press ➔to

access the screen you want.

1234 567

4I - Set clock

A - Set current time of day

Use the +/On and -/Off keys.

The +/On key increases the

setting. The -/Off key

decreases the setting. Holding

down either key for over 2

seconds will cause the time

setting to change rapidly.

1234 567

B - Set current day.

Press key to move the square

cursor through the days of the

week numbered 1 to 7

(1 = Monday, 2 = Tuesday, etc...).

Place the cursor on the current

day of the week = today.

1234 567

Example :

Today is Wednesday. Place the cursor

on "3".

Press ➔to move to the next screen.

9V Anglais•00.qxd 20/11/02 15:01 Page 39

5Set water days

Carefully read all of the following section before you continue to program.

You have a choice of a 7-day cycle with a different water day calendar for

program A and B (5.1), or watering on every even day, (both A and B) (5.2)

or watering on every odd day (both A and B with or without watering on the

31st) (5.3) or (5.4) or a custom cycle with a different water day calendar for

A and B (5.5). Decide which calendar (cycle) you want and follow the

corresponding instructions.

1234 567

CYC

5.1

Set days of the week to water for each program (7 day cycle)

Press ➔and "CYC"disappears.

Select the desired program by pressing the A/B key. Use the key to move

the cursor through the days of the week (1 to 7, 1 = Monday). The +/On and

-/Off keys are used to set or cancel water days. The -/Off key cancels water

days and the square disappears.

To set a water day, place the cursor on the corresponding day number and

press +/On. If you wish, repeat the above procedure for the other program after

pressing the A/B key.

In this example, Monday, Thursday and Friday are watering days in program A

Then press ➔to move to Step 6.

1234 567

5.2

Even day watering

CYC

246

2 x ➔

to move to

Step 6.

1234 567

CYC

5.3 Odd day watering except the 31st

CYC

1357

x 2

1234 567

CYC

2 x ➔

to move to

Step 6.

9V Anglais•00.qxd 20/11/02 15:01 Page 40

5.4

1234 567

CYC

Odd day watering including the 31st

1357

CYC

x 3 2 x ➔

to move to

Step 6.

Custom schedule

5.5

1234 567

CYC

x 4 You may now select a variable cycle :

6 days, 5 days, etc.

Example : to obtain a 5 day cycle, press

4 times to display this screen.

1234 5

CYC

1234 5

Press ,then ON or OFF to select watering days for program A.

Press A/B and repeat for program B if desired.

Then press ➔to move to Step 6.

Set time of day to start watering

You can start a watering cycle up to 8 times per day if you prefer several short

waterings. At each start time, all the stations in the same program will operate

in sequential order for the length of time you program in Step 7. Now set the

start times. (time in hours and minutes) Select the desired program with the

A/B key. Use the +/On and -/Off keys to set the first start time.

Then press the key to move to the next start time. Repeat above procedure.

Press the ➔ key to validate and move to next function.

NOTE : It is not necessary to use all 8 start times !

The 9V will automatically file your start times in chronological order from 00:00 to 23:59.

To cancel a start time : press the key to display the start times. When you see the start

time you want to cancel, hold down the key for at least 2 seconds.

9V Anglais•00.qxd 20/11/02 15:01 Page 41

Set the length of watering time per station

Each station must be assigned to a program. Assign the stations to

program A or B using the A/B key. Press the key to move to the next

station.

Use the +/On and -/Off keys to set the station watering time from 1 minute to

4 hours in 1-minute increments. The station watering time appears in hours

and minutes.

Note : If programs overlap with a 2nd watering set to start before the 1st has

finished, the controller will "stack" the 2nd start and delay it until the previous

cycle is completed.

Controller status screen

(current time, system ON/OFF etc. See Steps 9-13)

You have now completed all programming for automatic irrigation. In the

future, this screen will appear the first time you press ➔when the screen is

blank.

Optional functions follow. Press ➔.

1234 567

Set Rain Delay

You can delay watering from 1 to 9 days during rainy weather. Press ON or

OFF to make the setting. The icon and icon appear in all screens.

Each day the 9V counts down the number of days remaining before automatic

irrigation programs will resume normal watering schedules. Restart is

automatic.

Note : to cancel a Rain Delay, access the screen and reset the number of days

to 0. Remember that it is impossible to manually start irrigation during a Rain

Delay.

9V Anglais•00.qxd 20/11/02 15:01 Page 42

Ce manuel convient aux modèles suivants

Autres manuels Rain Bird Contrôleurs

Rain Bird

Rain Bird ESP-9V Manuel utilisateur

Rain Bird

Rain Bird HP Series Manuel utilisateur

Rain Bird

Rain Bird ESP-4 Instructions de montage

Rain Bird

Rain Bird ESP-LX Plus Series Mode d’emploi

Rain Bird

Rain Bird ESP-7ME3 Instructions de montage

Rain Bird

Rain Bird ESP-TM2 Manuel utilisateur

Rain Bird

Rain Bird PRS-DIAL Mode d'emploi

Rain Bird

Rain Bird ET Manager Series Manuel utilisateur

Rain Bird

Rain Bird CRC-8A Manuel utilisateur

Rain Bird

Rain Bird ESP-Me Series Manuel utilisateur

Rain Bird

Rain Bird PAR+ES Manuel utilisateur

Rain Bird

Rain Bird ESP-TM2 Manuel utilisateur

Rain Bird

Rain Bird Image Series Manuel utilisateur

Rain Bird

Rain Bird ESP-LXD Mode d'emploi

Rain Bird

Rain Bird ESP-RZXe Manuel utilisateur

Rain Bird

Rain Bird ST8I-INTL Mode d’emploi

Rain Bird

Rain Bird RC2-230V Manuel utilisateur

Rain Bird

Rain Bird ESP-ME3 Manuel utilisateur

Rain Bird

Rain Bird E-6C Manuel d'instructions

Rain Bird

Rain Bird RAIN CLOCK PC-104 Manuel utilisateur

Rain Bird

Rain Bird ESP-LXIVM Series Feuille d'instructions

Rain Bird

Rain Bird ESP-LX Manuel utilisateur

Rain Bird

Rain Bird ESP-Me Instructions de montage

Rain Bird

Rain Bird LXME2 Guide d'installation

Manuels Contrôleurs populaires d'autres marques

Digiplex

Digiplex DGP-848 Mode d'emploi

YASKAWA

YASKAWA SGM series Manuel utilisateur

Sinope

Sinope Calypso RM3500ZB Manuel utilisateur

Isimet

Isimet DLA Series Style 2 Manuel d'installation

LSIS

LSIS sv-ip5a Manuel utilisateur

Rockwell Automation

Rockwell Automation 1769-L31 Manuel utilisateur

Airflow

Airflow Uno hab Manuel utilisateur

ABB

ABB ACS580-01 drives Manuel utilisateur

Panasonic

Panasonic GM1 Series Manuel utilisateur

Emerson

Emerson SW93 Manuel utilisateur

AutoAqua

AutoAqua Smart ATO micro SATO-120P Manuel utilisateur

Panasonic

Panasonic FP? Positioning Unit RTEX Manuel utilisateur

Samson

Samson Type 5824 Manuel de service

Alpha IP

Alpha IP MIOB 21001 Manuel utilisateur

Siemens

Siemens OpenAir GMA 1 Series Manuel utilisateur

Surecom

Surecom SR-629 Manuel utilisateur

Fishman

Fishman TriplePlay Manuel utilisateur

Regulus

Regulus SRS1 T Manuel utilisateur