IrriGreen 5001 500101 User Manual
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2013 IrriGreen, Inc. GeniusTM Irrigation System Training Manual IrriGree enTM manufacctures and seells landscapee irrigation sysstems that save water and simpplify installatiion. We use digital techno ology to wate er the exaact landscapee shape cuttin ng installation n time in half and reducing wasted d water by 500%. IrriGreen certified con ntractors geneerate more profit per p installatioon and greateer ownership value to end users. IrriGreen, In nc. 52 250 W. 73rd St., Suite I, Edina, MN 5543 39 Phone:: 612‐238‐757 75 www w.irrigreen.co om Changing the way we water the world™ TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction Comparison of the Genius Irrigation System to Conventional Systems Key Features and Benefits of the Genius Irrigation System Selling the Genius Irrigation System Planning & Layout for the Genius Irrigation System Installing the Genius Irrigation System Programming the Genius Irrigation System 12 Maintaining the Genius Nozzle and Filter System 18 Warranty Error! Bookmark not defined. Per FCC 15.19 (a) (3) and (a) (4): This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Per FCC 15.21: The user and installer of the IrriGreen Genius Irrigation System shall not make any modifications to the system not expressly approved by IrriGreen. Unauthorized modifications will void the warranty and void the user's authority to operate the equipment per FCC rules. IrriGreen Genius Irrigation System – Training Manual Page 1 Changing the way we water the world™ IrriGreen™ Genius™ Irrigation System Training Manual Introduction The Genius irrigation system combines digital technology with a patent pending nozzle design to produce an irrigation system capable of distributing water in patterns that fit the shape of the landscape. The Genius irrigation system does this while both reducing the water required to irrigate the landscape and saving significant installation time and materials. The Genius irrigation system is designed to significantly reduce the labor required to install in‐ground irrigation systems while at the same time reducing water required to sufficiently water the lawn. The center of the system is the Genius sprinkler that can be programed to water a wide variety of shapes and sizes. This sprinkler reduces the need for distribution pipe by up to 85%, significantly cuts the number of sprinkler heads required and reduces the amount of water typically wasted to irrigate the lawn by up to 50%. While the cost of the water is born by the property owner, it is still a barrier that can be turned into an opportunity when selling the benefits of Genius irrigation systems to consumers. Reducing installation labor for the installer and reducing end user water bills are compelling reasons for irrigation contractors to consider switching all or part of their installation business to the Genius irrigation system. The installer will be able to address business in more price sensitive areas by offering services at a reduced price while maintaining profitability on every installation. Their customers will be happier with green, hassle free lawns and lower water bills than those customers with conventional irrigation systems. This training manual is a component of a training program developed to train experienced irrigation contractors on the techniques unique to installing the Genius irrigation system. This program is intended for licensed (if required by local and/or state code), experienced irrigation contractors for residential and commercial in‐ground irrigation systems. It is not intended as a complete or comprehensive training program for installing in‐ground irrigation systems. THIS TRAINING PROGRAM IS INTENDED FOR IRRIGATION CONTRACTORS THAT ARE ALREADY LICENSED AND/OR EXPERIENCED IRRIGATION PROFESSIONALS. (NOTE: PROFESSIONAL IRRIGATION TRAINING RECOMMENDED.) The following points will be covered by this training program and manual: Comparison of the Genius irrigation system to conventional sprinkler systems. Key features and benefits of the Genius irrigation system. Selling the Genius irrigation system. Installation techniques unique to the Genius irrigation system. Programming the Genius sprinklers. Maintenance techniques unique to the Genius irrigation system. System warranty information. IrriGreen Genius Irrigation System – Training Manual Page 2 Changing the way w we wa ater the w world™ Com mparison of the t Genius Irrigation Sysstem to Con nventional SSystems 1. System similarities, th he Genius irriggation system m: Designed to be e permanentlly installed into the lawns and landscap pes of residen ntial and commercial properties. Designed for use u with conventional irrigation control lers, rain sensors, etc. currently being u used by irrigation syste em installers. Requires the same 24 VAC low l voltage power source for Genius seerver as convventional conttrollers. Uses similar distribution pip pe and fittings currently beeing used to iinstall conven ntional in‐gro ound irrigation syste ems, but signiificantly less pipe p length a nd fewer fittiings. Requires the same mainten nance for spring start‐up a nd fall blow‐o outs as conveentional irrigaation systemss, an nd is compatiible with regu ular sequencing for typicall blow‐out pro ocedures. Irrrigates in wattering zones – 1 zone for 1 sprinkler. Can be used in n conjunction with conventtional system m zones and controllers if rrequired. Uses the same e water source as conventiional systemss. 2. System diifferences, th he Genius irrigation system m: Uses software in sprinklers,, servers and programmerrs so the wateer pattern forr each individual Genius sp prinkler can be b programmed to fit the landscape it iss watering. Elliminates the need for heaad‐to‐head watering overlaap (see graph hics below, Co onventional vvs. IrriGreen). Genius sprinkle ers digitally control the waater flow disttance and rotational speed d of the multi‐stream nozzle. Genius sprinkle ers are 11.5 inches in heigght from top tto bottom. Uses 12 VDC to o power and communicate e with each G Genius sprinkller, so distancces up to 500 0 feet away frrom server are allowed. Requires the water pattern for each Gen nius sprinkler be programm med (using IrriGreen’s Gen nius programmer) to t fit the indivvidual landscape shape beeing watered in each zone. In ncludes an IrriGreen netwo ork server wh hich is electriccally connecteed to a 3rd paarty irrigation controller, electrically con nnected to eaach sprinkler and a a wirelesss programmeer for mappin ng each waterring zone. Wireless progrrammer can be b used for mapping each watering zon ne up to 200 ffeet away fro om server. We W recommen nd a master shutoff valve be b installed bbetween the w water source and the Genius sprinklers. Conventiional System IrriGrreen Genius Irrigation Systtem – Training Manual IrriGreeen System IrriGreen Nozzle Page 3 Changing the way we water the world™ Key Features and Benefits of the Genius Irrigation System Because the Genius sprinklers are individually programmable, each sprinkler can be programmed to water the specific landscape geometry within the watering it is located. During the installation process, the water throw distances are programmed for each individual sprinkler to match the landscape geometry it will irrigate. Minimum watering overlap is recommended between Genius sprinklers, and the need for head‐to‐head sprinkler watering coverage is eliminated. This elimination of required head‐to‐head coverage can result in saving as much as 50% of the wasted water. Since each sprinkler has its own self‐contained flow control valve, the need for valve boxes servicing multi‐head zones is no longer necessary. This in turn reduces the amount of distribution pipe required to install a system, in many cases by 85%, which also reduces the time required to pull or trench the pipe. The result is a significant savings in installation labor, reducing the time required to install a given system by 50% or more. Key Feature: Digitally controlled water distribution at individual sprinkler heads Capability to program the watering pattern to fit the shape of the landscape. Minimizes over watering by eliminating the need for head‐to‐head coverage. Ensures accuracy of water delivery precipitation rate. Provides accurate watering times and precipitation rates during installation. Reduces the amount of distribution pipe required for installation. Reduces the number of irrigation sprinklers required for installation – 1 zone for 1 sprinkler. Reduces the direct and indirect labor required to install the entire system. Reduces the water typically wasted due to overlap while irrigating turf areas by up to 50%. Key Feature: Unique streaming nozzle design (patents pending) Irrigates watering zone using streams of water, reducing wind drift and increasing soil moisture. Increased droplet size from streams rather than spray or mist, which drives water into soil. Creates a more even distribution uniformity over entire watering zone. Reduces the potential for dry spots and minimizes over spraying onto hardscape areas. Uses less water and waters more accurately, which reduces phosphorus runoff. Key Feature: Standard industry design components Works with typical irrigation water sources with standard pipe/tube fittings and electrical connectors. Works in conjunction with standard industry controllers/schedulers. Compatible with rain and/or moisture sensors and other water saving technologies. Capable of functioning in a hybrid system with conventional watering zones using spray, rotor or drip. IrriGreen Genius Irrigation System – Training Manual Page 4 Changing the way we water the world™ Selling the Genius Irrigation System The target customers for the Genius irrigation system are residential and commercial end users. The initial product offering is ideally sized for these customer applications. Initially we will target residential and commercial customers who are on city water and have water supply pressure from of 40 to 80 PSI. These customers will likely be attracted to the Genius irrigation system because of the financial aspect of the water savings while others may want it because it is “green”. In addition, we expect local officials to be interested in this technology because of the potential impact it could have on reducing future water demands and phosphor runoff. 1. Target Customers Residential homeowners Commercial property owners Real estate management firms, consultants and homeowner associations “Green” and Cleantech customers Customers concerned about the cost of water Early “technology” adopters State and local governments (Note: some of these may be influencers and not customers) 2. Why install a Genius irrigation system? Residential and commercial end users will because … Cost savings from lower water bills (vs. conventional systems) Water savings (being green) Less mess and hassle due to torn up landscape Reduced installation time Cool technology (early adopters) 3. And “green” customers and early adopters will because … They want a green lawn They want to be “green” They want to save money They want to tell their neighbors how they are being “green” and sustainable They like to try new things It is cool technology 4. And state and local officials will because… They will be interested in getting behind the technology because of the impact it will have on reducing future water usage for turf irrigation and the positive impact that will have on future capital budgets They will appreciate the potential for reduced phosphor runoff IrriGreen Genius Irrigation System – Training Manual Page 5 Changing the way w we wa ater the w world™ Planning & Layo out for the Genius Irrigation System Use tthe followingg steps to plan your design n: 1. Measure water supplyy pressure an nd capacity in n GPM at the proposed sitte. Use a water pressu ure gauge and d record the pressure in PSSIG at an outdoor spigot. Most city water syystems supplyy between 10‐12 GPM at eeach spigot – please check if uncertain. A 1” pipe p diameterr (or larger) iss recommend ded for distribbution of the main water ssupply line for the Genius irrigattion system. A ¾” main line pipe may provide enouggh GPM at preessures above 60 PSI, but will experrience more pressure drop p and shorter throw distannces. A ½” pip pe or smaller is not recomm mended for main lines. A shortt run of funnyy pipe or swin ng pipe may bbe used from the main linee to individual sprinkler headss. The chart below caan be used to o plan the Gen nius sprinklerr head spacingg, and illustraates the maximum design waterr throw distan nce from a sp prinkler head based on watter supply preessure. (NOTE: it is importtant that calcullations for additional presssure drop due e to elevationn changes, len ngth of main line and use of anti‐ sypho on valves be subtracted fro om the waterr supply presssure to each ssprinkler head d.) 2. Locating the t Genius sp prinkler head ds for each waatering zone mum distance e that a Geniu us sprinkler will w uniformly throw waterr depends on water supplyy pressure The maxim and presssure drop to the sprinkler head. Since Genius sprinkklers will often n be placed n near the centeer of an area of landscaape, the diago onal distance to the corners will determ mine the maxximum distancce. For instan nce, in a 42 x 42 foot sq quare or a 24 x 55 foot rectangle, the diagonal distannce to the corners is 30 feeet. The minim mum design distance that a Genius sprinkler will uniformly th hrow water iss 5 feet. See eexamples of m maximum thro ow distance (in blue) and a minimum m throw distan nce (in red) below. IrriGrreen Genius Irrigation Systtem – Training Manual Page 6 Changing the way w we wa ater the w world™ 3. Consider other site specific issues and a regulatio ons Local and state reggulations (and d homeowner association rules if attrib butable) Please e contact you ur local city/co ounty for locaal plumbing ccodes and sitee permits as m may be required Electrrical requirem ments (Note: a low voltage license may be required iin some statees) Pre‐in nstall undergrround utility locations (Notte: call for offficial assistan nce in locatingg these lines) Rain sensor requirements (Note e: may be req quired in som me states) Soil tyype may dete ermine how deep to bury the t pipe and w whether to pull poly pipe or trench in P PVC pipe Presence of landsccape obstacle es like trees, fences, and ellevation chan nges may inhibit watering patterns Some e conventionaal spray nozzle es, rotors and d/or drip irriggation may bee necessary IrriGrreen Genius Irrigation Systtem – Training Manual Page 7 Changing the way w we wa ater the w world™ Instaalling the Ge enius Irrigation System Use tthe followingg installation steps: 1. Install plu umbing as req quired by insttallation and regulations. 2. Install bacck‐flow preve enter (anti‐syyphon valve).. 3. Install a master contro ol shut off valve (necessarry for power outages). 4. Mark spriinkler placem ment per desiggn plan. 5. Trench PV VC or pull polly pipe along with multi‐w wire cable to marked sprin nklers. 6. Installing each Genius sprinkler: Before connecting sprinklers – flush out the system layingg flexible pipee outside eacch sprinkler hole. Conne ect the sprinkkler fitting (¾ inch FPT) to the main watter line using funny pipe o or swing pipe. Install the flexible pipe to the main m line and connect the ssprinkler with h a ¾ inch fittting and Teflo on tape. Position sprinkler so s the top cap p is about ½ inch above thhe ground (dirrt portion of tthe sod layer – see photo). Conne ect the white e sprinkler wirre to the whitte common w wire in the mu ulti‐wire cablee using waterrproof conne ectors. Be sure to continue the white wire w connecti on (common) to all other sprinklers. Conne ect the red sp prinkler wire to t another co olored wire inn the multi‐wire cable usin ng waterprooff connectors. Be sure to record the t color wire e connected to t each sprinkkler for each numbered watering zone.. 7. Installing the Genius server: Feed the multi‐wirre cable coming in from the field througgh the gromm met on the bo ottom left of tthe server minal strip located on the le eft. (See phottos and notess on followingg 2 pages.) closesst to the term Conne ect the white e wire of the multi‐wire cab ble to the CO OMMON term minal (top) of tthe left termiinal strip. Conne ect the remaiining colored wires to individual OUT teerminals num mbered 1 – 8 m matching the coloring of individual sprinklers from each watering zon ne connected in step 6 abo ove. IrriGrreen Genius Irrigation Systtem – Training Manual Page 8 Changing the way we water the world™ Wiring coming into the IrriGreen Genius server from the field: IrriGreen Genius sprinkler ¾” MPT to swing pipe fitting Connector from main line to funny pipe Run of funny pipe to 1” main poly 2‐pair conductor wire pigtail (on sprinkler) Waterproof connectors to hook up sprinkler Multi‐conductor wire to IrriGreen server Wiring going out from IrriGreen Genius server to a 3rd party controller/clock scheduler: Left side IrriGreen server – OUT to field 12 VDC Right side IrriGreen server – IN from clock 24 VAC Bottom right IrriGreen server – 24 VAC power Left side 3rd party controller o Top left – rain (or moisture) sensor leads o Next lead – remote control lead o Next 3 leads – 24 VAC power Right side 3rd party controller o Bottom lead – common o Next lead up – ACV shut‐off valve o Next 8 leads – Zones 1 through 8 Wiring additional items to 3rd party controller/clock scheduler: Connect the 24 VAC transformer for power Run 2‐pair conductor to IrriGreen for 24 VAC power Connect the rain (or moisture) sensor to the controller o Install sensor as indicated by manufacturer o Install wireless receiver inside building o Connect leads to controller Connect the remote control to the controller o Install remote key (plug) outside o Run wire leads through wall o Connect leads to controller IrriGreen Genius Irrigation System – Training Manual Page 9 Changing the way we water the world™ Wiring diagram for IrriGreen Genius Server: (in this example) (in this example) 7 leads OUT to field (12 VDC) Common (white) → Zone 1 (black) → Zone 2 (blue) → Zone 3 (green) → Zone 4 (orange) → Zone 5 – Zone 8 (open, no wires) 7 Leads IN from clock (24 VAC) ← Common (white) ← Zone 1 (black) ← Zone 2 (blue) ← Zone 3 (green) ← Zone 4 (orange) ← Zone 5 – Zone 8 (no wires) ACV shut‐off (red wires) → 24 VAC com (yellow wires) → ← ← ← ← 24 VAC power (white) 24 VAC power (red) ACV shut‐off (red wires) 24 VAC com (yellow wires) Wiring diagram for 3rd party controller/clock scheduler: Multi‐leads in to controller Rain Sensor 1 (blue) → Rain Sensor 2 (white) → Remote control (blue) → 24 VAC power (white) → 24 VAC power (red) → 24 VAC Com (yellow) → 7 Leads in from Genius server ← Zone 5 – Zone 8 (no wires) ← Zone 4 (orange) ← Zone 3 (green) ← Zone 2 (blue) ← Zone 1 (black) ← ACV shut‐off (red) ← Common (white/yellow) *NOTE: Run 24 VAC power from 3rd party controller to IrriGreen server using 2‐conductor irrigation wire. IrriGreen Genius Irrigation System – Training Manual Page 10 Changing the way we water the world™ 8. Before covering the Genius sprinklers, test each sprinkler using the Genius Programmer: [Please refer to Step 2 on page 12 to set the programmer to the address on the server.] Press and release the # number key on the Genius programmer until the word CAL appears. Press and hold the # number key until the word ZONE starts flashing. Select the zone number by pressing ↑ up or ↓down arrows after the word ZONE stops flashing. Press and release the # number key to set the ZONE, and the word PSI flashes for 12 seconds. When the rotation symbol appears [R] in the center of the display, the sprinkler will rotate to its starting position indicating a good electrical connection, and this may take up to 23 seconds. When the PSI reading appears on the top line (e.g. 60), press and hold the # number key to exit. After the word ZONE stops flashing, another zone can be selected and tested in the same fashion, or you can press and release the * star key at this point to exit the CAL program. You should test all sprinklers in this manner to be certain all electrical connections are working. 4:30 ҉ CAL 4:30 ҉ ZONE1 60 ҉ PSI 9. Before burying the Genius sprinklers, test for leaks at all fittings by turning on the water. (NOTE: If you are using an ACV for emergency shut‐off, then you will need to open this valve for proper water supply.) 10. Connect accessory devices like rain and moisture sensors to a conventional 3rd party controller. IrriGreen Genius Irrigation System – Training Manual Page 11 Changing the way we water the world™ Programming the Genius Irrigation System 1. Overview of Programmer Software functions and Typical Button commands Function SET CAL PROG RUN DATE BATT Description of commands and settings in each function Set programmer to server address for communication and scheduling Calibrate sprinkler water pressure, flow valve and motor compensation Program watering zones for exact landscape shape (up to 50 positions) Select runtime precipitation rate and calculate watering zone times Shows time of day and date (use * star key to enter date function) Shows level of battery power remaining (change if below 2.60 volts) top display value or time * star key ‐ exit up arrow ‐ increase value 4:30 ҉ ҉ sun key ‐ rotate nozzle Prog # number key enter or save down arrow ‐ decrease value bottom display function or zone no. Button * star key # number key ҉ sun key ↑ up arrow ↓ down arrow hold # number key hold * star key Description of commands and settings in each function Press and release * star key to exit a watering zone or to exit a function, and Press and release * star key to cycle through a function Press and release # number key to move between functions, and Press and release # number key to enter a watering zone or to save a value Press and release ҉ sun key to rotate sprinkler nozzle direction (clockwise) Press and release ↑ up arrow to increase se ng or open flow valve Press and release ↓ down arrow to decrease setting or close flow valve Hold down # number key to enter Set, Cal, Prog or Run function Hold down * star key to erase program data for zone in Prog function IrriGreen Genius Irrigation System – Training Manual Page 12 Changing the way we water the world™ 2. Set programmer to server address for communication and scheduling Press and release the # number key on the Genius programmer until the word SET appears. (NOTE: you may see CAL, PROG, RUN, the date and the battery power before you see SET.) Press and hold the # number key until the word ADDRESS appears at the bottom of the display (shown as Addr) and a set of 4‐digits appear across the top of the display. Press and release the # number key until you get to a digit that needs to be changed, then select the correct digit by pressing ↑ up or ↓down arrows while that digit is flashing. Continue to follow this procedure until the address in the 4‐digit display matches the last four digits on the server address label. (NOTE: this address number can be found on the inside and the outside of the Genius server case.) Press and release the * star key when you have the correct address to save the SET address number. Press and release the * star key when you see the scheduling calendar appear – future option only. The current program version and date will be displayed, then Press and release the * star key to exit the SET address function. 3. Calibrate sprinkler water pressure, flow valve and motor compensation Press and release the # number key on the Genius programmer until the word CAL appears. Press and hold the # number key until the word ZONE starts flashing to enter the CAL function. After the word ZONE stops flashing, select the zone number by pressing ↑ up or ↓down arrows. Press and release the # number key to enter the ZONE, and the word PSI flashes for 12 seconds. When the rotation symbol appears [R] in the center of the display, the sprinkler will rotate to the starting position, and this may take up to 23 seconds. Select the PSI value by pressing ↑ up or ↓down arrows after the word PSI stops flashing. The PSI value is the static supply pressure (PSIG) for a given sprinkler zone. (Default is 60 PSI.) Press and release the # number key to save the PSI value. The word SAVE appears. 4:30 ҉ CAL 4:30 ZONE 1 ҉ IrriGreen Genius Irrigation System – Training Manual 60 ҉ PSI 64 SAVE 1 ҉ Page 13 Changing the way we water the world™ Press and release the * star key on the Genius programmer while in the PSI Mode to go to FLO Mode The valve will open and water streams will emerge as the display shows FLO on the bottom and counts up to 15.00 feet on the top. (NOTE: You can immediately change the flow direction of the streams by pressing the ҉ rotate key if water is streaming towards an area not suitable for measuring.) Measure the distance from the farthest water stream to the sprinkler – this is the FLO value. If this distance is 15.00 feet, then press and release the * star key to go to RCO Mode. Or, If this distance is less than 15.00 feet (example 13.50 feet), then adjust the FLO value by pressing ↑ up or ↓down arrows to 13.50 feet and then press and release the # number key. The word SAVE appears and the water streams will stop and re‐emerge at 15 feet as the display counts up to 15.00 feet. Or, If this distance is more than 15.00 feet (example 17.00 feet), then adjust the FLO value by pressing ↑ up or ↓down arrows to 17.00 feet and then press and release the # number key. The word SAVE appears and the water streams will stop and re‐emerge at 15 feet as the display counts up to 15.00 feet. If this distance is not 15 feet, then repeat this process until this distance is 15.00 feet, then press and release the * star key to go to RCO Mode. ft * 15.00 ҉ ft * 13.50 ҉ ft * 13.50 SAVE 1 ҉ ft * 15.00 ҉ FLO 1 As previously completed in the steps above, by pressing and releasing the * star key on the Genius programmer while in the FLO Mode, you will move into the RCO mode. FLO 1 FLO 1 The water streams will stop and re‐emerge as the display counts up to 15.00 feet. After a delay of 3 seconds, RCO on the display will stop blinking and the water streams should shorten the throw distance from 15.00 feet to about 14.00 feet. Measure the newly shortened distance from the water stream to the sprinkler (example 14.00 feet). If this shortened distance is 14.00 feet, then press and release the * star key to exit the RCO Mode. IrriGreen Genius Irrigation System – Training Manual Page 14 Changing the way we water the world™ Or, if this shortened distance is less than 14.00 feet (example 11.50 feet), then adjust the RCO value by pressing ↑ up or ↓down arrows to 11.50 feet and then press and release the # number key. The word SAVE appears and the water streams will stop and re‐emerge at 15 feet as the display counts up to 15.00 feet. Or, if this distance does not shorten but remains at 15 feet, then adjust the RCO value by pressing ↑ up or ↓down arrows to 16.00 feet and then press and release the # number key. The word SAVE appears and the water streams will stop and re‐emerge at 15 feet as the display counts up to 15.00 feet. If this shortened distance (after 3 seconds) is not 14.00 feet, then repeat this process until it is, then Press and release the * star key on the Genius programmer to exit RCO Mode. After the word ZONE stops flashing, another zone can be selected and calibrated in the same fashion. Press and release the * star key on the Genius programmer to exit the CAL program. ft * 15.00 RCO 1 ҉ ft * 11.50 RCO 1 ҉ ft * 11.50 ҉ SAVE 1 ft * 15.00 ҉ RCO 1 4. Program watering zones for exact landscape shape (up to 50 position settings) Press and release the # number key on the Genius programmer until the word PROG appears. Press and hold the # number key until the word ZONE starts flashing to enter the PROG mode. After the word ZONE stops flashing, select the zone number by pressing ↑ up or ↓down arrows. Press and release the # number key to enter the ZONE, and the word P00 flashes for 12 seconds. When the rotation symbol appears [R] in the center of the display, the sprinkler will rotate to the starting position, and this may take up to 23 seconds. The valve will open and water streams will emerge as the display shows P00 on the bottom and counts up to 15.00 feet on the top. (NOTE: You can immediately change the flow direction of the streams by pressing the ҉ rotate key if water is streaming towards an area not suitable for a good starting position. This will be your 1st position point to be saved.) IrriGreen Genius Irrigation System – Training Manual Page 15 Changing the way we water the world™ If this distance is correct and the flow direction is correct, then press and release the # number key to save this first position – Position 1 (P01). Or, if this flow direction is not correct, then press and release the ҉ rotate key to rotate the angle of the flow direction 1 step in the clockwise direction. If this flow direction is still not correct, then press and release the ҉ rotate key until the flow direction lines up with the position you are trying to save. (NOTE: You can press and hold the ҉ rotate key to very quickly repeat the rotation angle of the flow direction in the clockwise direction, and the rotation will stop upon letting go. However, be careful not to over rotate your desired flow direction position, or you will have to rotate 360⁰ to start again.) Or, if this distance is not correct, then adjust the distance by pressing ↑ up or ↓down arrows. (NOTE: You can press and hold the ↑ up or ↓down arrows to very quickly repeat the change in distance, and the distance will then change upon letting go. Once you release either the↑ up or ↓down arrows the display will show the actual distance in feet.) If this distance or flow direction is not correct, then repeat this process until this distance and flow direction is correct, then press and release the # number key to save this position. Once all of the desired positions have been programmed press and release the * star key on the Genius programmer to exit zone programming. The first and last positions will automatically be connected. After the word ZONE stops flashing, another zone can be selected and programmed in the same fashion. Press and release the * star key on the Genius programmer to exit the PROG program. Once a zone is programmed it can also be edited by re‐entering the zone in PROG mode to edit distances at set positions or insert/add new positions. (NOTE: you cannot delete a position.) (NOTE: If necessary while in PROG mode, you can erase all of the programmed positions by pressing and holding the * star key until the word ERASE appears. All of the programmed positions for this zone will then be erased.) ft * 15.00 P00 1 ҉ ft * 20.50 P00 1 IrriGreen Genius Irrigation System – Training Manual ft * 20.50 ҉ SAVE 1 ҉ ft * 20.50 ҉ P01 1 Page 16 Changing the way we water the world™ 5. Select runtime precipitation rate and calculate watering zone times Press and release the # number key on the Genius programmer until the word RUN appears. Press and hold the # number key until the word ZONE starts flashing to enter the RUN mode. After the word ZONE stops flashing, select the zone number by pressing ↑ up or ↓down arrows. Press and release the # number key to enter the ZONE, and the word R01 appears indicating 1 revolution with .05 on the top line indicating .05 inches of precipitation for 1 revolution. Press the ↑ up or ↓down arrows to set the desired number of revolutions. The total number of inches of water is listed on the top line for the total number of revolutions set. Press and release the # number key to save the number of revolutions. The word SAVE appears. Press and release the * star key to calculate and display the zone watering time for the selected precipitation rate and number of revolutions. This will appear as minutes in the top display. The number of revolutions can still be changed by pressing the ↑ up or ↓down arrows and saved by pressing and releasing the # number key. This will immediately update and display the new watering zone time in minutes (top display) while showing the new number of revolutions (bottom display). This watering zone time should be entered into the 3rd party clock/scheduler for this zone. NOTE: If you want to run the watering zone from this point, you can press and hold down the # number key until the display flashes “Run” and it automatically exits RUN mode. The sprinkler will then rest itself and run the number of revolutions saved. You can always stop the sprinkler during its run time at any time simply by entering back into run mode, and then exiting again. Press and release the * star key again on the Genius programmer to exit the watering zone. After the word ZONE stops flashing, another zone can be selected and run in the same fashion. Press and release the * star key again on the Genius programmer to exit the RUN mode. YOU ARE NOW READY TO RUN THE SYSTEM FROM THE 3RD PARTY CLOCK/SCHEDULER. 0.05 ҉ R01 1 0.30 0.30 ҉ ҉ R06 1 IrriGreen Genius Irrigation System – Training Manual SAVE 1 24 R06 1 ҉ Page 17 Changing the way we water the world™ Maintaining the Genius Nozzle and Filter System [Note: This section has yet to be completed.] IrriGreen Genius Irrigation System – Training Manual Page 18 Changing the way we water the world™ IrriGreen Genius Irrigation System – Training Manual Page 19
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