Disabling zones, To disable a zone, To enable a zone after it was disabled – Baseline Systems BaseStation 6000 User Manual

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Note: Refer to the following topics for information about the additional functionality available from the Adjust Zone tab.

Zone Graphs Button

Zone Actions Menu

Adjusting Programming with biSensors

on page 41

Manually Running Zones on page 72

Setting Zones to Done on page 73

Checking the Status of Individual Zones on

page 38

Adding Zone Notes on page 77

Adding a Picture of a Zone on page 76

Weather Adjust Factor

Compensating for Unusually Wet or Dry

Weather on page 41

Seasonal Adjustments

Making Seasonal Adjustments on page 47

Disabling Zones

Imagine that you are changing the landscaping in an area of your site and you do not want the zones in that area to water until

the work is complete. Rather than removing those zones from the system and losing all the configuration data, you can disable

them for as long as necessary. When you want the zones to water again, you can turn them back on and their settings will still

be available.

To disable a zone

1. On the Main Page of the BaseStation 6000 software, click the Remote Base Unit where you want to disable individual zones.
2. Click the Adjust Zone

(1)

tab.

3. Use the scroll boxes

(2)

on the right or left side of the tab to

find the zone that you want to disable.

4. Click the check box in the Allow Sprinkling

(3)

column to

remove the check mark. The background color in the Zone

Description

(4)

field changes to red.

Note: If you disable a primary zone, all the zones that are linked to it will also be disabled. If you disable a linked zone, only

that zone will be disabled.

To enable a zone after it was disabled

1. On the Main Page of the BaseStation 6000 software, click the Remote Base Unit where you want to enable a disabled zone.
2. Click the Adjust Zone tab.
3. Use the scroll box on the left side to find the zone that you want to enable.
4. Click the check box in the Allow Sprinkling column to replace the check mark. The red background color in the Zone

Description field disappears.
Note: If you disable and then re-enable a zone, the zone status will be set to done.

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