Toro TBC HH Manuel utilisateur

TBCTMHH Programmer

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Table of Contents

Introduction ------------------------------3

Icons Overview ----------------------------3

Buttons Overview --------------------------4

Battery and Comm Cable Installation --------------4

Communication Procedure --------------------4

Hand-Held Programmer Setup ------------------5

Time and Date Setup ------------------------6

Controller Setup ---------------------------7

Receive/Conﬁrm Module Number ----------------8

Weekly Calendar Schedule Setup ----------------9

Odd/Even Schedule Setup (Toro Mode Only)-------- 10

Interval Schedule Setup (Toro Mode Only)---------- 11

Program Start Time Setup -------------------- 12

Station Run Time Setup --------------------- 12

Season Adjust Setup ----------------------- 13

Manual Station Start------------------------ 14

Manual Cycle Program Start ------------------ 15

System ON/OFF -------------------------- 15

Advance Setup --------------------------- 16

Troubleshooting Guide ---------------------- 18

Warranty Information ----------------------- 19

FCC Compliance-------------------- BackCover

Specifications - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Back Cover

Technical Support Information - - - - - - - - - - - Back Cover

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Introduction

Thank you for purchasing the most versatile hand-held programmer

in the market to date. The Toro Battery Controller Hand-Held

Programmer (TBCTM HH) can program Toro’s Battery-operated

Waterproof controller (TBCTM WP) utilizing infrared technology or with

the optional radio communication capability. In addition, the TBCTM HH

Programmer is fully compatible and a perfect upgrade to other battery

operated controllers in the market.

Aside from the easy to read, back-lit LCD display, TBCTM HH offers

additional functions when used in Toro mode. With Toro mode, you’ll

have more programming ﬂexibility by having the ability to use odd,

even and interval scheduling, season adjustment, etc. These features

are not offered for use with non-Toro controllers.

Icons Overview

- Start Time icon.

- Station icon.

- Program Cycle icon. It is present when activating a program manually.

- Day of the Week indicators. Each arrow indicator designates an active

watering day. Watering will not activate on an Excluded day (no arrow

indicator).

- Battery Level indicator. Monitors the battery voltage level. Replace the

battery when low.

- Program indicator. It will indicate the program being modiﬁed (A, B, C or D).

- Manual icon. When present, it indicates manual operation.

- Calendar icon. It is present when modifying schedule setup.

- Run Time icon. It is present when modifying station run time.

- Advanced Setup icon. Station Delay, Load and Save programs, etc.

- No Communication icon. It is present when the hand-held is not able to

establish communication with the TBCTM WP controller.

- Communication icon. It is present when the hand-held is actively

communicating.

- No Watering icon. It is present to identify the current day is a non-watering

day in the schedule.

- AM/PM indicators. Only present when the clock is set in 12-Hour mode.

- Season Adjust icon. It is present when modifying the season adjust

percentage.

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Buttons Overview

– Transmit button

– Receive button

– ON/+ (Increase) button

OFF

– OFF/– (Decrease) button

– Program Select button

DIAL

– Electronic Dial button

– NEXT button

Battery and Comm Cable Installation

The TBCTM HH Programmer is

Follow the steps to install the

battery.

Step 1 - Remove the

programmer’s back

cover by loosening the

three retaining screws.

See Figure 2 insert.

Step 2 - Install the battery onto

the socket as shown on

Figure 2.

Step 3 - To install/remove the

communication cable,

remove or plug the

communication cable into

the RJ45 socket indicated

on Figure 2. Once

installed/removed, verify

that the rubber cover seal

is properly seated.

Step 3 - Reinstall the programmer’s back cover.

Communication Procedure

The TBCTM HH Programmer is designed to communicate with the

TBCTM WP and other battery operated controllers using an IR cable

that plugs into the controller’s communication receptacle. See

Figure 3.

The TBCTM HH can also be purchased with an optional radio

transmitter for wireless operation. See Figure 4.

To load programs from the TBCTM HH to a controller, simply press

the button. The two devices will initiate a veriﬁcation procedure

that will match their Programmer I.D. and Controller Number

(veriﬁcation process is not required for wired I.R. communication).

Figure 1

Figure 2

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Hand Held Programmer Setup (Radio Users Only)

Since a single TBCTM HH may be used to connect with multiple

controllers, the TBCTM system is designed to have a unique

HHP Number (Programmer I.D.) (1–99) and a separate unique

Controller Number (1–99). Each of the 1–99 Programmer I.D. can

be assigned a Controller Number 1–99. This enables the

TBCTM HH to communicate with up to 9,800 individual controllers.

The unique Programmer I.D. and Controller Number must be

set in each controller within two minutes upon initial power-up.

Mismatched Programmer I.D. and Controller Number during

hand-held to controller communication will return an ERROR

message. Follow the procedure to set the Programmer I.D.

NOTE

Programmer I.D. and Controller Number

synchronization is only required for wireless radio communication.

Step 1 - The TBCTM HH I.D. is set during initial power up and the

value can be changed from the hand-held’s Advance

Setup function. When installing the battery for the ﬁrst

time, the following screen will immediately display.

If the battery is already installed and you want to modify

the Programmer I.D., press the

DIAL

button until ADVSET

is displayed. Press the

button until above screen is

displayed.

Step 2 - Press

OFF

button to select the appropriate

Programmer I.D. you would like to assign the hand-held.

Step 3 - Press the

DIAL

button to accept the change.

NOTE

Proceed to Controller Setup (pg. 7) to

establish the controller’s Programmer I.D. and Controller

Number.

HHP - Hand-Held Programmer

Programmer I.D. Indicator

Figure 3 Figure 4

Optional Wireless

Radio Communication

Infrared (IR)

Communication

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Time and Date Setup

Step 1 - Press the

DIAL

button until the current time is displayed.

Step 2 - Press the

button. The current year should be

displayed. Press

OFF

button to edit.

Step 3 - Press the

button. The current month should be

blinking. Press

OFF

button to edit.

Step 4 - Press the

button. The current calendar day should be

blinking. Press

OFF

button to edit.

Step 5 - Press the

button. The time format should be

displayed, 12H for U.S. and 24H for International format.

Press

OFF

button to edit.

Step 6 - Press the

button. The current time should be

displayed and blinking. Press

OFF

button to

edit. Press the

OFF

button continuously for

faster scrolling.

Step 7 - Press the

button to ﬁnalize Time and Date setup.

Month (Blinking)

Day (Blinking)

U.S. Format International Format

Blinking

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Controller Setup

The TBCTM system allows you to assign each TBCTM WP a unique

Controller Number. Once assigned a number, the TBCTM WP will

only respond and accept programs from a hand-held with that

Controller Number. When uploading and downloading programs

from the TBCTM HH using wireless radio communication, make sure

that the TBCTM HH is set to the correct Controller Number. Wireless

radio communication is only possible when both devices have

identical numbers. Follow the Steps to set the Controller Number

and assign the controller type, whether it is a Toro brand or not.

Step 1 - Press the

DIAL

button until TORO Y is displayed. The

display will prompt you to select the controller type.

Assign Y(Yes) for Toro TBCTM WP controller or N(No) for

non-Toro controllers.

Step 2 - Press the

DIAL

button to set the Controller Number.

Step 3 - Press

OFF

button to select the appropriate

Controller Number you would like to assign to the

controller.

NOTE

(Pertains to radio communication ONLY)

Once the controller is assigned with a Controller

Number, it will not accept any wireless radio program

uploads/downloads from the hand-held unless it has

the same Controller Number. Make sure the hand-held

is set to the correct Controller Number before wirelessly

downloading any program to the controller.

To assign a different Controller Number to the controller,

you must reset it by disconnecting the batteries and

waiting two minutes to discharge the memory capacitor.

Step 4 - Attach the batteries to the TBCTM WP controller (You can

only reprogram the controller’s Programmer I.D. during

the initial power-up). Once the batteries are installed, you

only have two minutes to process Step 5.

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Step 5 - Send the identiﬁcation numbers to the controller. Please

allow more than two minutes prior to reinstalling the

batteries for Step 4.

NOTE

Identiﬁcation numbers can only be sent to

the controller from the screen shown in Step 2..

Indicates the controller has accepted the identiﬁcation

numbers.

Indicates that there is another controller within range

with the same identiﬁcation numbers. Select a different

controller number and repeat Steps 2–5.

NOTE

Identiﬁcation numbers are retained in the

controller until reprogrammed.

Receive/Confirm Module Number

NOTE

This is an advanced feature of the TBCTM WP controller

and it does not apply to other non-Toro controllers.

Wireless radio communication requires for both the Programmer

I.D. and Controller Number to match. It is possible to retrieve the

Controller Number from the TBCTM WP unit if it is unknown or lost.

However, it is not possible to retrieve the Programmer I.D. from

the TBCTM WP.

NOTE

This process is only valid for wireless radio

communication. Programmer I.D. and Controller Number

matching is not required for wired IR communication.

Step 1 - Press the

DIAL

button until CTRL01 is displayed.

Step 2 - Press the button to receive the Controller Number

from the TBCTM WP.

Step 3 - After OK is displayed, press the

DIAL

button and the

Controller Number will be displayed.

NOTE

If more than one radio equipped TBCTM WP is within

radio reception, you will receive the value of the unit with the

stronger signal or the TBCTM HH will display an error message.

If error message is displayed, refer to Troubleshooting Guide

section on page 18.

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Weekly Calendar Schedule Setup

Selecting the weekly calendar scheduling allows you to water on a

7-day week schedule. You can also exclude any days of the week

starting from Sunday until Saturday.

Step 1 - Press the

DIAL

button until CAL is displayed. If ODD,

EVEN, or IN01:01 is on display, press the

button

until CAL is displayed.

Step 2 - Press

button to select the program.

Step 3 - Press the

to activate or

OFF

to exclude the

blinking days of the week. Repeat until all of the days of

the week are set.

Active Day Indicator

Program Indicator

SuMoTuWeThFrSa

Active Watering Day

(With arrow indicator)

Excluded (Non-watering) Day

(Without arrow indicator)

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Odd / Even Schedule Setup (Toro Mode Only)

Selecting the Odd or Even schedule allows you to water on the

Odd or Even numbered days in the calendar month. In addition,

you can also select any days of the week to exclude in the

watering schedule.

If you select Even and exclude Wednesdays and Saturdays, the

TBCTM WP controller will only water on even numbered days in the

calendar. It will not water on Odd days as well as Wednesdays

and Saturdays, even if they fall on even numbered days.

Step 1 - Press the

DIAL

button until CAL,ODD,EVEN, or IN01:01

is displayed.

Step 2 - Press

button to select the program.

Step 3 - Press the

button until your preference ODD or EVN

(Even) is displayed.

Step 4 - (Optional) Press the

to activate or

OFF

to exclude

the blinking days of the week. Repeat until all of the days

of the week are set.

SuMoTuWeThFrSa

Excluded (Non-watering) Day

(Without arrow indicator)

Active Watering Day

(With arrow indicator)

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