Irritrol PCW Control User Manual

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PCW Control

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Installation

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Selecting Water Zone Properties

The Zone Properties configuration

menu is accessed by double-clicking

the preferred Zone Box. A specific set

of properties is provided for watering

and lighting applications. By default,

the zone property menu for watering

application will be displayed

(Figure 2.16).

(1)

Type – All zones are designated for

irrigation by default. To designate the

zone for landscape lighting, select the

Light button in the Type option box.
Note: For additional Lighting zone

setup options, continue at “Selecting

Lighting Zone Properties” on the

following page.

(2)

Zone Number – Enables the default

zone number to be reassigned to any currently unused zone number. The drop

down menu will list all currently available zone numbers.
Note: The default zone numbers corespond to the station output terminals in the controller

regardless of Zone Box content.

(3)

Name – Enables the zone to be labeled as preferred.

Note: Changes in the Zone Properties menu will not be reflected in the program until the

OK button has been selected.

(4)

Master Valve / Rain Sensor – Enable / disable the Master Valve / Pump circuit and/or

Rain Sensor for the zone as preferred.

(5)

No-Watering Days – Enables zone operation

to be restricted on specific days of the week. The

restricted days will be represented in the Schedule

Viewer with a striped segment (Figure 2.17).

(6)

Seasonal Adjustment – Changes the individual

zone run time duration (as indicated in the

Schedule Viewer) by a percentage value ranging

from 100% (unadjusted value) up to 200%, or

down to 10% in 5% increments.

(7)

Change Image – Enables the Zone Button

background image to be changed as desired. An

alternate image can be selected from the drop-

down menu, or imported directly from your

computer by selecting the Custom option (Figure

2.18). The “My Pictures” folder opens when the

Custom button is clicked.

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