Toro Evolution Series Users Manual
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TM EVOLUTION Series Controller User’s Guide i ii Table of Contents Controller Introduction Timing Mechanism - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 Internal Components - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2 Home Screen Messages - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3 Setup Screen - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4 Installation Cabinet Installation/Template - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 5 Power Supply Installation - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 6 Zone Expansion Module Installation - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 7 Battery Installation - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 7 Valve, Pump Relay and Sensor Installation - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 8 Time and Date Setup Editing Time and Date - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 9 Changing the Time and Date Format - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 9 Schedule Setup Water Days - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 10 Schedule Start Setup - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 10 Zone Runtimes Setup - - - - - - - Water Now Manually Activate a Schedule - - - Manually Activate a Specific Zone(s) Manually Activate All Zones- - - - Water Off Turn Off Current Operation Water Off - - - - - - - - Advanced Functions Zone Runtimes - - - - - - Zone Details - - - - - - - Schedule Starts - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 11 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 11 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 12 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 12 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 13 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 13 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 14 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 14 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 15 iii Schedule Details - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 15 Maximum Schedule- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 15 Status - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 15 Type - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 15 Weekday Scheduling- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 16 Even Day Scheduling - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 16 Odd Day Scheduling - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 16 Interval Day Scheduling - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 17 Restrictions- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 17 Set Monthly Adjust - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 18 Set Schedule as Grow In- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 18 Erase Schedule - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 19 Set MV/Pump Delay - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 19 Set Zone Delay - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 19 Set MV/Pump In Delay - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 19 Sensors - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 20 Diagnostics - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 20 Firmware - - - Firmware Update Factory Reset - - Help/Setup - - - - Alerts - - - - - Contact Toro - - - - - - - - - - - Set Time/Date - - - - - - - - - Load From USB - - - - - - - - Save to USB - - - - - - - - - - Preferences Set Language - - - - - - - - Set Display Contrast - - - - Set Clock Format - - - - - - Set Date Format - - - - - - Set the Beginning of the Week Specifications - - - - - - - - - - - Electronic Compatibility - - - - - - - iv - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 21 21 21 22 22 22 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 22 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 23 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 23 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 24 - - - - - 24 - - - - - 24 - - - - - 25 - - - - - 25 - Back Cover - Back Cover Thank you for purchasing Toro’s new EVOLUTIONTM Series Controller delivering unprecedented control and ease-of-use of your irrigation system. The EVOLUTIONTM controller is easily expandable from 4-zones to 8- and even 12-, giving the controller the ability to handle even the largest of residential irrigation systems. EVOLUTIONTM allows a rain sensor or soil sensor to be attached further automating your irrigation needs. Using the bundled EVOLUTIONTM software for your PC, you can use online evapotranspiration (ET) data to further automate irrigation. And lastly, the controller is housed in a rugged and durable case allowing for years of maintenance-free service and steadfast performance. If you have any questions or problems with our controller, please call us toll-free at 1-800-367-8676 and we will be happy to answer your questions and resolve any problem you might have. Controller Introduction Timing Mechanism Figure 1 8 9 1 10 2 11 12 13 3 7 4 5 6 1 – LCD Screen 2 – Water Off Button. Use to turn off scheduled and manually activated watering. For extended watering off, you can select 1-14 days or Remains Off. 3 – Water Now Button. Use to manually activate a schedule, specific zone(s) or All Zones Test. 4 – Schedules Button. Use to set your active watering day(s), schedule start(s) and zone runtime(s). 5 – Adjust Water Button. Adjust your watering percentage per schedule or zone. 6 – Review Button. Use to review your schedule parameters. 7 – 8 – 9 – Advanced Button. Use to access the controller’s advanced features from zone and schedule details to sensor setup and controller diagnostics. Home Button. Use to display the controller’s activity and alert messages. Help/Setup Button. Use to access and clear alerts, set the controller’s time and date, locate Toro contact information and local Toro service providers, as well as modify controller preferences such as the display language and time and date format. Use Setup also to save or load a schedule to or from your USB device. 10 – Up and Down Arrow Buttons. Use to navigate up or down through the menu items. They is also used to modify parameters. 11 – 12 – Left and Right Arrow Buttons. Use to navigate between menu parameters. The to previous menu selections. button is also used to revert back Select Button. Use to select a menu item or enter and save parameters. 13 – LED Indicator. Indicates that Water Off is active (constantly lit) or an Alert condition is detected (blinking). 1 Internal Components Figure 2 1 4 5 7 2 3 6 8 97 1 – Zones and Sensor Terminals VALVE TEST – Use this terminal to test a valve for proper function. 24VAC – 24 VAC Power Source GND – Power Source Ground SENSOR – Sensor Terminals MV PUMP – Master Valve Terminal COM – Zones’ and Master Valve Common Terminals 1, 2, 3 and 4 – Zone 1, Zone 2, Zone 3, and Zone 4 Terminals 2 – Zones’ 5, 6, 7 and 8 Expansion Module Socket 3 – Zones’ 9, 10, 11 and 12 Expansion Module Socket 4 – Schedules USB Flash Drive Connector 5 – 9 Volt Battery Compartment 6 – Power Supply Terminal Compartment 7 – Smart ConnectTM Module 8 – EMOD-4, Four-Zone Expansion Module (available separately) 9 – EMOD-12, Twelve-Zone Expansion Module (available separately) 2 Home Screen Messages HOME 01:09PM WED 01/08 NEXT START 06:00AM ALERT: PRESS HELP A B C A Title Bar HOME The battery icon indicates that the controller’s VAC power is off and the timer is running under the battery power. Note: The 9-volt battery is used to retain schedule parameters and will not activate any zones when the VAC power supply is off. B Main Display 01:09PM TUES 01/08 Display the current time, day of the week and date. SCHEDULE A/B/C OR AUX Indicates which schedule (A, B or C) or auxilliary is associated with the displayed status. If only Schedule A is active, EVOLUTIONTM will not display the Schedule “A”, “B” and “C” or AUX. SCHEDULE A Indicates the displayed schedule is set as Grow In. The Grow In option is set in the Schedule Details under the Advanced menu. GROW IN NOT WATERING TODAY NOT ACTIVE TODAY ZONE 1 00:05 Indicates that the displayed schedule will not water that day. The displayed auxilliary schedule (Aux) will not activate that day. Indicates that Zone 1 is active with a 5-minute remaining runtime. Pressing the Right arrow will deactivate the running zone and activate the next zone (if additional zones are scheduled) in the schedule regardless of the remaining runtime. WATERING COMPLETE The displayed schedule completed its watering cycle. SCHEDULE COMPLETE The displayed auxilliary schedule (Aux) completed its cycle. NEXT START 06:00AM Indicates the next start time of the displayed watering or auxilliary (Aux) schedule. DELAY 00:05 Indicates that the controller is performing a zone delay before the next zone in the schedule is activated. The zone delay is set in the Schedule Details under the Advanced menu. SOAK 00:05 Indicates that the active zone is performing a soak delay before continuing operation. The soak delay is set in the Zone Details under the Advanced menu. RAIN HOLD NEXT START 06:00AM Indicates that the rain sensor is activated and the schedule is delayed until the rain sensor dries up. If rain delay is set, the controller will indicate Rain Hold until the rain delay expires. The scroll down arrow indicates that additional information are available. Use the Down arrow to reveal the additional message(s). B Message Bar ALERT: PRESS HELP WATER OFF 04 DAYS SYSTEM OK Indicates that the controller detected a condition that needs user attention. Check the alert messages in the Alerts menu under the Help/Setup function. For a list of the Alert messages and description, please refer to the Alert Messages section on page 20. Indicates that scheduled watering has been suspended for the indicated days. Watering can be turned off from 1–14 days, Remains Off or will operate at the next scheduled start. Indicates that the system is functioning as expected. 3 Setup Screen SETUP WELCOME LANGUAGE ENGLISH DATE FORMAT MM/DD/YY CLOCK 12 HOUR TIME 12:01AM DATE 01/01/13 BEGIN WEEK SUNDAY INITIALIZING PLEASE WAIT . . . Upon power up, the initialization screen will display briefly. On initial power up, the EVOLUTIONTM will display the SETUP screen. This SETUP screen is only accessed during initial power up or after a factory reset is performed. Set Language Select the preferred display language. Select from English, Spanish, French, German, Italian or Portuguese. Step 1 – While LANGUAGE is selected, press the Right Step 2 – Use the Up or Down Press SELECT Step 3 – Press the arrow or SELECT . arrows to select from English (default), Spanish, French, German, Italian or Portuguese. . HOME button to return to the main screen. Set Date Format Step 1 – Use the Down Step 2 – Use the Up or Down Press SELECT Step 3 – Press the arrow to select DATE FORMAT. Press the Right arrow or SELECT . arrows to select MM/DD/YY (Month/Day/Year) (default) or DD/MM/YY (Day/Month/Year). . HOME button to return to the main screen. Set Clock Format Step 1 – Use the Down Step 2 – Use the Up Step 3 – Press the arrow to select CLOCK. Press the Right or Down arrow or SELECT . arrows to select 12 HOUR (default) or 24 HOUR. Press SELECT . HOME button to return to the main screen. Set the Current Time Step 1 – Use the Down Step 2 – Use the Left arrow to select TIME. Press the Right or Right – Press the . arrows to navigate between the Hour and Minute positions. Use the Up arrows to set the correct values. Press SELECT Step 3 arrow or SELECT or Down when finished. HOME button to return to the main screen. Set the Current Date Step 1 – Use the Down Step 2 – Use the Left arrow to select DATE. Press the Right or Right – Press the . arrows to navigate between the Month, Day and Year positions. Use the Up arrows to set the correct values. Press SELECT Step 3 arrow or SELECT or Down when finished. HOME button to return to the main screen. Set the Beginning of the Week Step 1 – Use the Down Step 2 – Use the Up or Down Press SELECT Step 3 4 – Press the arrow to select BEGIN WEEK. Press the Right arrow or SELECT . arrows to select SUNDAY (default) or MONDAY as the beginning of the weekly schedule. when finished. HOME button to return to the main screen. Installation A Cabinet Installation Use this page as a template to mark the screw location of the EVOLUTIONTM cabinet. There are two mounting options for the EVOLUTIONTM. The first option allows you to mount the cabinet with three screws and the second option allows you to mount the cabinet with two screws. For safe and reliable operation, select an installation site that can provide the following conditions: t'PS*OEPPSNPEFMDPOUSPMMFST - Inside a garage or other structure which will provide protection from the weather. t'PS0VUEPPSNPEFMDPOUSPMMFST - Protection from irrigation spray, wind and snow. A shaded location is recommended. B tAccess to a grounded AC power source (within 4' [1.2 m] for indoor models) which is not controlled by a switch or utilized by a high current load appliance, such as a refrigerator or air conditioner. C tAccess to the sprinkler control valve wiring and optional accessory wiring. A Figure 3 D C D Option 1 Figure 4 Figure 5 B Step 1 – Unplug the controller panel ribbon cable. Open the front panel about 90º and detach it from the cabinet by pulling the bottom portion upwards. Removing it from the cabinet allows you to access the mounting location. Step 2 – Mark the mounting screw location A , B and D . Step 3 – Drill 1/8" (3mm) pilot holes at the marked locations. Step 4 – Secure the cabinet with screws. Option 2 Step 2 – Mark the mounting screw location C and D . Step 3 – Drill 1/8" (3mm) pilot holes at the marked locations. Step 4 – Secure the cabinet with screws. 5 Power Supply Installation 8"3/*/( AC power wiring must be installed and connected by qualified personnel only. All electrical components and installation procedures must comply with all applicable local and national electrical codes. Some codes may require a means of disconnecting from the AC power source installed in the fixed wiring and having a contact separation of at least 0.120" (3mm) in the line and neutral poles. Make sure the power source is OFF prior to connecting the controller. Indoor and 240 VAC Outdoor Models Indoor models and the 240 VAC Outdoor model will be pre-wired with a power cord ready to be plugged into a wall power socket. 110 VAC Outdoor Models Step 1 – Route power and ground wires from a power source through a conduit and into the EVOLUTIONTM cabinet. Step 2 – Open the EVOLUTIONTM controller and access the internal components. Step 3 – Remove the power compartment cover to access the transformer wiring. Step 4 Figure 6 Figure 7 Remove 1/2" (12.7mm) of insulation from the wire ends. – Using the provided wire nuts, secure the transformer Line (black) wire #MBDL White (SFFO 7"$0VUEPPS.PEFMT to the black power source wire, Neutral (white) to the white power source wire and Equipment Ground wire (green) to the green power source wire. Note: Earlier EVOLUTIONTM model is equipped with two Equipment Ground wires (green). Connect both wires to the green power source wire. Step 5 Step 6 – Install and secure the power compartment cover. – Apply power to the controller. 220 VAC Outdoor Models Figure 8 Step 1 – Route power and ground wires from a power source through a conduit TM and into the EVOLUTION cabinet. Step 2 – Open the EVOLUTIONTM controller and access the internal components. Step 3 – Remove the power compartment cover to access the transformer terminals. Step 4 – Remove 1/2" (12.7mm) of insulation from the power source wire ends and install the brown wire into the Line (L)terminal. Install the green wire into Step 5 Step 6 6 the Ground ( ) terminal and the blue wire into the Neutral (N) terminal. – Install and secure the power compartment cover. – Apply power to the controller. (L) ( ) #SPXO (SFFO:FMMPX (N) #MVF 7"$0VUEPPS.PEFMT Zone Expansion Module Installation The EVOLUTIONTM controller can be expanded using the optional 4-zone (EMOD-4) or 12-zone (EMOD-12) modules to add more zones to the system. .PEVMF*OTUBMMBUJPO Figure 9 Figure 10 B B A A Step 1 Step 2 – Open the EVOLUTIONTM controller door and control panel to access the internal components. – Locate the module slot A and B . Install the module by placing the bottom hooked standoffs into slot A and push the module tab towards the cabinet until a positive click is achieved. The click indicates that the module’s retaining tab is fully engaged. Once installed, the EVOLUTIONTM controller will be able to read the additional zones and will make them available for scheduling. Note: If installing only one four-station module (EMOD-4), it must be installed in the zone 5-8 module slot. .PEVMF3FNPWBM Step 1 – Open the EVOLUTIONTM controller door and control panel to access the Figure 11 internal componenents. Step 2 – Hold the module as shown in 'JHVSF. Press the retaining tab while pulling the module away from the cabinet. Battery Installation The EVOLUTIONTM controller uses a 9-VDC battery to retain schedule parameters during an extended period of power outages. Step 1 – Open the EVOLUTIONTM controller door and control panel to access the internal components. Step 2 – Locate the battery compartment at the back of the control panel. Step 3 – Align the polarity (– and +) of the battery then slide it into the battery compartment as shown in 'JHVSF. Figure 12 – + 7 Valve, Pump Relay and Sensor Installation Figure 13 SENSOR SENSOR MV COM 1 PUMP 2 COM Step 1 – Route valve wires from the valves, master valves, pump relay and/or sensor into the controller cabinet. Note: 18 AWG (1.0 mm2) multi-wire sprinkler valve connection cable can be used. This cable is insulated for direct burial and is color-coded to simplify installation. It can be routed directly into the controller through the access hole provided for Step 2 valve wire conduit (if conduit is not used). – $POOFDUWBMWFT NBTUFSWBMWFTBOEQVNQTUBSUSFMBZUPUIFWBMWFXJSFT - Connect the white color-coded wire from the cable to one wire from each valve solenoid and/or pump relay. (Either of the two wires from the solenoid or pump relay can be used for this connection.) This connection will be designated as the valve common wire. Connect a separate cable wire to the remaining wire from each valve solenoid. Note the wire color-code used for each valve and the zone it controls. You will need this information when connecting the valve wires to the controller. Step 3 $POOFDUTFOTPSUPUIFWBMWFXJSFT - Connect any two unused color-coded wires to the sensor. Note the color-code of the sensor wires for installation. – Secure all wire splices using wire nut connectors. To prevent corrosion and possible short circuits, always use an insulated wire nut, grease cap or similar waterproofing method. Step 4 – $POOFDUWBMWFTXJSFTUPUIFDPOUSPMMFS- Secure the valve common wire (white) to either of the two terminals labeled COM. Secure the individual valve wires to the appropriate zones they control, Zone 1 valve to terminal 1, Zone 2 valve to terminal 2, etc. $POOFDUNBTUFSWBMWFQVNQSFMBZXJSFTUPUIFDPOUSPMMFS- Secure the valve common wire (white) to either of the two terminals labeled COM. Secure the Master Valve or Pump Relay wire to the terminal labeled .716.1. $BVUJPO To prevent controller damage, do not connect the pump motor starter directly to the controller. Step 5 8 $POOFDUTFOTPSXJSFTUPUIFDPOUSPMMFS- Remove the jumper wire from the SENSORS terminals. Secure the two sensor wires to the sensor terminals. Refer to the provided sensor instructions for further installation instructions. – Test for proper operation. Time and Date Setup Editing Time and Date Step 1 – Press the Step 2 – Use the Up HELP/SETUP button. or Down arrows to navigate to SET TIME/DATE. Press SELECT . HELP/SETUP ALERTS CONTACT TORO SET TIME/DATE LOAD FROM USB SAVE TO USB Step 3 – Use the Up or Right Step 4 or Down arrows to select TIME or DATE. Navigate to the TIME or DATE parameters using the Left arrows. – Use the Up or Down arrows to modify the TIME’s Hour and Minutes or the DATE’s Month, Day and Year (Day, Month and Year for International Format). SET TIME/DATE TIME DATE 11:25AM 05/01/13 Step 5 – Press SELECT to save the changes. Step 6 – Press the BACK arrow to return to the previous menu or HOME to return to the main screen. Changing the Time and Date Format The EVOLUTIONTM controller display time and date in U.S. format. EVOLUTIONTM can also display the time and date in the international format (24-Hours for TIME and Day/Month/Year for DATE). To change the time and date format, you have to access PREFERENCES. Step 1 – Press the Step 2 – Use the Up or Down arrows to navigate to PREFERENCES. Press SELECT Step 3 – Use the Up or Down arrows to navigate to CLOCK or DATE FORMAT. Press the Right HELP/SETUP button. . arrow or SELECT . PREFERENCES LANGUAGE ENGLISH CONTRAST -15 CLOCK 12 HOUR DATE FORMAT MM/DD/YY BEGIN WEEK SUNDAY Step 4 – Use the Up Step 5 – Press SELECT to save the changes. Step 6 – Press the BACK arrow to return to the previous menu or or Down arrows to modify the CLOCK or DATE FORMAT. HOME to return to the main screen. 9 Schedule Setup The EVOLUTIONTM controller only displays one schedule by default. See the "EWBODFE'VODUJPOT section to activate additional schedules if needed. Water Days Setup The EVOLUTIONTM controller allows for flexible watering by giving you four schedule options: 7-day, Even days, Odd days or Interval days. By default, the 7-day schedule is set for the schedule. To set watering days to Odd, Even or Interval, see the "EWBODFE'VODUJPOT section. 7-Day Scheduling The 7-day schedule allows you to activate or turn off any of the days in the week. By default, all days are active. Step 1 – Press the Step 2 – (For controllers with multiple active schedules only.) SCHEDULES button. Use the Up or Down arrows to select the Schedule you want to edit. Press SELECT . Note: The Schedule and Zone names can be customized using the EVOLUTIONTM Software which can be accessed at www.toro.com/evolution. Step 3 – Use the Up S Step 4 M or Down SCHEDULE T W T – Use the Left F . S or Right or turn off arrows to navigate to WATER DAYS. Press SELECT arrows to navigate within the days of the week. Use the Up or Down arrows to activate the day for watering. Repeat for all days of the week. Step 5 – Press SELECT to save the changes and return to the SCHEDULES menu. Step 6 – Press the BACK arrow to return to the previous menu or HOME to return to the main screen. Schedule Start Setup By default, the EVOLUTIONTM controller is set with 1 start time set to OFF. Additional Starts can be added with a maximum of four starts per schedule. Once a start is activated, the schedule will activate the first zone (lowest number). Once it is complete, the second zone will water. The schedule will continue until all zones with runtimes have been activated. Step 1 – Press the Step 2 – (For controllers with multiple active schedules only.) SCHEDULES button. or Down Use the Up arrows to select the Schedule you want to edit. Press SELECT . Note: The Schedule name can be customized using the EVOLUTIONTM Software which can be accessed at www.toro.com/evolution. Step 3 or Down – Use the Up arrows to navigate to SCHEDULE STARTS. Press SELECT . SCHEDULE START ADD START 01:00AM EACH START RUNS ALL SCHEDULED ZONES Step 4 – Use the Left or Right arrows to navigate to the start time’s Hours, Minutes and AM/PM. Use the Up arrows to set your desired start time. Press SELECT or Down to save. Step 5 Step 6 . Modify the new start time as indicated in Step 3. – Navigate to ADD START to add another start time. Press SELECT – To delete a start time, set the time to OFF. The OFF selection is located between the full hour of 11:00 AM/PM and the full hour of 12:00 AM/PM (23:00 and 00:00). Step 7 – Press the BACK 10 arrow to return to the previous menu or HOME to return to the main screen. Zone Runtimes Setup The Zone Runtimes is where you select all the zones that will run in the schedule. By default, all zones are set to OFF. Modify the runtime for each zone as necessary. Deactivate a zone by setting the runtime to OFF. Step 1 – Press the Step 2 – (For controllers with multiple active schedules only.) SCHEDULES button. Use the Up or Down arrows to select the Schedule you want to edit. Press SELECT . If only Schedule A is enabled, move to Step 3. Note: The Schedule and Zone names can be customized using the EVOLUTIONTM Software which can be accessed at www.toro.com/evolution. Step 3 – Use the Up or Down Step 4 – Use the Up or Down SCHEDULE ZONE 1 ZONE 2 3:FRONT YARD 4:BACK YARD ZONE 5 arrows to navigate to ZONE RUNTIMES. Press SELECT . arrows to navigate to the ZONE you want to set or edit. Press the Right arrow or SELECT . 00:15 00:05 00:15 00:20 OFF Step 5 Step 6 – Use the Up or Down arrows to set the desired runtime for that particular zone. Press SELECT – Repeat Steps 4 and 5 for the remaining Zones. Set the Zone to OFF to disable. Step 7 – Press the BACK arrow to return to the previous menu or to save. HOME to return to the main screen. Water Now Water Now is used to manually activate a schedule, zone(s), or to test all zones. Manually Activate a Schedule Step 1 – Press the Step 2 or Down arrows to navigate to SCHEDULE. Press SELECT – Use the Up The selected schedule will run and activate all assigned zones. WATER NOW button. . Watering will begin. (For controllers with multiple active schedules only.) Use the Up or Down arrows to select the Schedule you want to activate. Press SELECT . WATER NOW SCHEDULE A SCHEDULE B ZONES Note: The Schedule name can be customized using the EVOLUTIONTM Software which can be accessed at www.toro.com/evolution. Step 3 – Press BACK to return to the previous menu or HOME to return to the main screen. 11 Manually Activate a Specific Zone(s) Step 1 – Press the Step 2 – Use the Up WATER NOW button. or Down arrows to navigate to ZONES. Press SELECT . Note: The Zone name can be customized using the EVOLUTION Software which can be accessed at TM www.toro.com/evolution. Step 3 – Use the Up or Down WATER NOW ZONE 1 ZONE 2 ZONE 3 Step 4 – Use the Up arrows to select the specific zone to activate. Press the Right arrow or SELECT . OFF -–:10 OFF or Down arrows to assign the zone a runtime. Press SELECT . The zone will activate until the specified runtime expires. A water drop icon is displayed to indicate that the zone is actively watering. Step 5 – Repeat Steps 3 and 4 to activate additional zones. Watering will occur in the order that the zones are entered. Step 6 – Press the BACK arrow to return to the previous menu or HOME to return to the main screen. Manually Activate All Zone Test Step 1 – Press the Step 2 – Use the Up WATER NOW button. or Down arrows to navigate to ALL ZONE TEST. Press the Right arrow or SELECT . WATER NOW SCHEDULE ZONES ALL ZONE TEST 02:00 Note: The Zone name can be customized using the EVOLUTIONTM Software which can be accessed at www.toro.com/evolution. Step 3 – Use the Up or Down arrows to assign a runtime. Press SELECT . Note: The EVOLUTIONTM controller will sequentially water all active zones (only active zones will run) starting with Zone 1. All active zones will run the specified runtime duration. Step 4 – Press the BACK arrow to return to the previous menu or Note: All Zone Test will not affect the AUX schedule. 12 HOME to return to the main screen. Water Off Turn Off Current Operation Step 1 – Press the WATER OFF button. WATER OFF RESUME WATERING NEXT SCHEDULED START All currently active automatic schedule(s) and manually activated schedules and zones will turn off. The EVOLUTIONTM controller will not run any watering schedules while the WATER OFF screen is displayed. Step 2 – Press the HOME button. Irrigation will resume at the next automatic scheduled start time. Water Off Step 1 – Press the WATER OFF button. All currently active automatic schedule(s) and manually activated schedules and zones will turn off. The EVOLUTIONTM controller will not run any schedules while the WATER OFF screen is displayed. Step 2 – Use the Up or Down arrows to assign the number of days until watering resumes. Select a delay of 1–14 days, NEXT SCHEDULED START or REMAINS OFF. Press SELECT to enter or HOME to cancel. Pressing SELECT will save your selection and take you back to the HOME screen. WATER OFF RESUME WATERING IN 05 DAYS 13 Advanced Functions You can access the EVOLUTIONTM controller’s advanced functions by pressing the ADVANCED button and then pressing SELECT button to confirm. In the Advanced Functions, you can activate additional schedules, check and set runtimes and start times to all schedules in one screen, set schedule and zone details, set rain sensors to the schedules, perform diagnostics test, check firmware version and reset the controller to factory defaults. Zone Runtimes The Zone Runtimes function is where you can set any of the zones to any of the three schedules (A, B and C). All the zones are listed from least to greatest. You can then set any zone to a schedule by entering a runtime to its corresponding schedule column. Step 1 – While in the ADVANCED menu, use the Up or Down arrows to select the ZONE RUNTIMES. Press SELECT to access. Step 2 – Use the Up or Down ZONE RUNTIMES 01 02 03 Step 3 A 00:05 00:10 00:05 B OFF OFF OFF – Use the Left Down arrows to select the zone you want to edit. Press SELECT . CC OFF OFF OFF or Right arrows to navigate to the runtime you want to edit. Enter runtime using the Up arrows. Moving to another parameter will save the changes as well as pressing the SELECT or button. Repeat Step 3 as necessary to assign runtimes to other schedules. Note: The maximum runtime that you can assign to a zone is 12 hours. Water Adjustment will not increase the runtime beyond 12 hours. Step 4 Step 5 – Repeat Steps 2 and 3 for the remaining zones as necessary. – To remove a zone from a schedule, set the runtime to OFF. Step 6 – Press the BACK arrow to return to the previous menu or HOME to return to the main screen. Note: A schedule will also need a Start Time for the zone to be activated. Zone Details Step 1 – While in the ADVANCED menu, use the Up Press SELECT or Down arrows to select the ZONE DETAILS. to access. Step 2 – Use the Up or Down arrows to select the zone you want edit. Press SELECT Step 3 – Use the Up or Down arrows to select the ZONE DETAILS you want to edit. Press SELECT ZONE 01 MV PUMP CYCLE SOAK Step 4 – Use the Right SELECT . . ON OFF OFF arrow to navigate to the parameter. Use the Up or Down arrows to modify its values. Press to save and select the next zone detail. .716.1 – Set to ON if a master valve is used in conjunction with this zone. Connect the master valve relay to MV PUMP terminals. If no master valve is used in conjunction with this zone, set to OFF. $:$-& and SOAK – This function is used to break the zone’s runtime into shorter cycles to allow the water to penetrate the soil and avoid runoff or wasted water. The cycle time is the length of time the zone will run before entering a soak time. The soak time is set as a delay between zone cycles. It is usually used to allow water to penetrate the soil into the root system. Allowing a soak time prevents water waste from water runoff during irrigation. Water runoff can occur when the applied irrigation is higher than the absord rate of the soil being irrigated. The excess water will then accumulate on top of the soil and will form a runoff stream carrying water away from where it should be applied. The cycle and soak will continue until the total runtime for the zone has been met. Step 5 14 – Press the BACK arrow to return to the previous menu or HOME to return to the main screen. Schedule Starts The Schedule Starts function allows you to view the three schedules with all four possible start times. Step 1 – While in the ADVANCED menu, use the Up Press SELECT Step 2 – Use the Left or Down arrows to select the SCHEDULE STARTS. . or Right arrows to navigate to start time you want to edit. You can also press SELECT until the desired start time is selected. ZONE RUNTIMES A 04:30A 08:00P OFF Step 3 B C C 07:45A OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF – Use the Up or Down arrows to enter the desired start time. Moving to another parameter will save the changes as button. well as pressing the SELECT Step 4 – Repeat Steps 2 and 3 to edit or add another start time. Step 5 – Place the start time to OFF to remove. Step 6 – Press the BACK arrow to return to the previous menu or HOME to return to the main screen. Schedule Details Step 1 – While in the ADVANCED menu, use the Up SCHEDULE DETAILS MAX SCHEDULES SCHEDULE A SCHEDULE B SCHEDULE C AUX 1 or Down arrows to select SCHEDULE DETAILS. Press SELECT . 1 Step 2 – Use the Up or Down arrows to select the schedule you want to edit. Press SELECT Step 3 – Use the Up or Down arrows to select through the menu items you want to edit. Press SELECT Step 4 – Use the Left or Right arrows to navigate to the parameter and use the Up values. Press SELECT or Down . . arrows to modify the to save. Set Maximum Schedules The maximum concurrently running schedule is set in Schedule Details. The default setting is 1 schedule. The auxiliary schedule is not included in the set maximum. You can set a maximum of 1–3 schedules to activate at the same time. Step 1 – While in the ADVANCED/SCHEDULE DETAILS menu. Use the Up SCHEDULES. Press the Right SCHEDULE DETAILS MAX SCHEDULES SCHEDULE A SCHEDULE B SCHEDULE C AUX 1 Step 2 – Use the Up Step 3 – Press the BACK arrow or SELECT or Down arrows to select MAX . 1 or Down arrows to set the maximum schedules to activate concurrently. Press SELECT arrow to return to the previous menu or to save. HOME to return to the main screen. STATUS – Select the schedule’s mode. Place it in ENABLED (Active) or DISABLED (OFF). 5:1& – Select the schedule type. Select between Weekdays, Even, Odd or Interval scheduling. 15 Set Schedule Type 8FFLEBZ4DIFEVMJOH Selecting Weekday scheduling will activate all 7 days of the week. You can disable any of the 7 days as a non-watering day. Step 1 – While in the ADVANCED/SCHEDULE DETAILS menu, use the Up want to edit. Press SELECT or Down arrows to select the Schedule you . Step 2 – Use the Up or Down arrows to navigate to TYPE. Press the Right arrow or SELECT Step 3 – Use the Up or Down arrows to select WEEKDAY. Press SELECT . . SCHEDULE A STATUS ENABLED WEEKDAY TYPE RESTRICTIONS MONTHLY ADJUST Step 4 – Press the BACK arrow to return to the previous menu or HOME to return to the main screen. 0EE%BZ4DIFEVMJOH Selecting Odd scheduling will activate all odd-numbered days in the calendar as a watering day. The 31st day of the month is not a watering day. Step 1 or Down – While in the ADVANCED/SCHEDULE DETAILS menu, use the Up want to edit. Press SELECT arrows to select the Schedule you . Step 2 – Use the Up or Down arrows to navigate to TYPE. Press the Right Step 3 – Use the Up or Down arrows to select ODD. Press SELECT arrow or SELECT . . SCHEDULE A STATUS ENABLED TYPE ODD RESTRICTIONS MONTHLY ADJUST Step 4 – Press the BACK arrow to return to the previous menu or HOME to return to the main screen. &WFO%BZ4DIFEVMJOH Selecting Even will activate all even-numbered days in the calendar as a watering day. Step 1 – While in the ADVANCED/SCHEDULE DETAILS menu, use the Up want to edit. Press SELECT or Down arrows to select the Schedule you . Step 2 – Use the Up or Down arrows to navigate to TYPE. Press SELECT Step 3 – Use the Up or Down arrows to select EVEN. Press the Right . arrow or SELECT . SCHEDULE A STATUS ENABLED TYPE EVEN RESTRICTIONS MONTHLY ADJUST Step 4 16 – Press the BACK arrow to return to the previous menu or HOME to return to the main screen. *OUFSWBM%BZ4DIFEVMJOH Selecting Interval watering allows you to specify the number of days between watering. Selecting an interval of 3 will prompt the controller to water every 3rd day. Step 1 – While in the ADVANCED/SCHEDULE DETAILS menu, use the Up want to edit. Press SELECT or Down arrows to select the Schedule you . Step 2 – Use the Up or Down arrows to navigate to TYPE. Press SELECT . Step 3 – Use the Up or Down arrows to select INTERVAL. Press SELECT . INTERVAL WATERS EVERY 03 DAYS CURRENT DAY 01 WATERS ON LAST DAY OF INTERVAL Step 4 – Use the Right SELECT Step 5 arrow to navigate to WATERS EVERY designation. Modify using the Up or Down arrows. Press to save and advance to the next parameter. Enter 2 for every other day, 3 for every third day, etc. – The CURRENT DAY designation represents the present day within the interval schedule. Enter 1 for first day, 2 for second day, 3 for third day, etc. Press SELECT to save. INTERVAL WATERS EVERY 03 DAYS CURRENT DAY 02 WATERS ON LAST DAY OF INTERVAL Step 6 – Press the BACK arrow to return to the previous menu or HOME to return to the main screen. 4FU8BUFSJOH3FTUSJDUJPOs Restrictions function allows you to select the day and time frame you do not want any scheduled watering activity. 3FTUSJDUJPO%BZT Step 1 or Down – While in the ADVANCED/SCHEDULE DETAILS menu, use the Up want to edit. Press SELECT arrows to select the Schedule you . Step 2 – Use the Up or Down arrows to navigate to RESTRICTIONS. Press SELECT Step 3 – Use the Up or Down arrows to navigate to RESTRICTION DAYS. Press SELECT Step 4 – Use the Left or Right watering S M T arrows to navigate through the days of the week. Use the Up . To activate watering, select RESTRICTION DAYS W T F . for that day. Press SELECT . or Down arrows to restrict to save. S TODAY IS THURSDAY 3FTUSJDUJPO5JNF Step 1 – While in the ADVANCED/SCHEDULE DETAILS menu, use the Up want to edit. Press SELECT or Down arrows to select the Schedule you . Step 2 – Use the Up or Down arrows to navigate to RESTRICTIONS. Press SELECT Step 3 – Use the Up or Down arrows to navigate to RESTRICTION TIME. Press SELECT Step 4 – Use the Up or Down arrows to select START or STOP. Press SELECT to navigate between the hours and minutes. Use the Up or Down . . . Use the Left or Right arrows to adjust the time. Press SELECT arrows to TM save. The EVOLUTION controller will not allow any schedules to activate between the start time and the stop time during restricted days. RESTRICTION TIME START STOP 10:00AM 03:00PM Note: Scheduled watering that continues into a restricted day will stop. 17 4FU.POUIMZ"EKVTU Use the monthly adjust function to allow EVOLUTIONTM to automatically increase or decrease your watering with respect to the seasons for all zones assigned to the schedule. During the winter and spring months, it may be necessary to decrease watering. In the summer months, it might be necessary to increase watering. Step 1 – While in the ADVANCED/SCHEDULE DETAILS menu, use the Up want to edit. Press SELECT or Down arrows to select the Schedule you . Step 2 – Use the Up or Down arrows to navigate to MONTHLY ADJUST. Press SELECT . Step 3 – Use the Up or Down arrows to select the month you want to edit. Press SELECT . Use the Up Down or arrows to enter the percentage you want your watering duration to increase or decrease. Press SELECT to save. Repeat Step 3 for the remaining months as necessary. MONTHLY ADJUST JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY -15% --------- As an example, a runtime of 10 minutes with an adjustment of +50% will increase the actual runtime to 15 minutes. Similarly, an adjustment of -50% will decrease the runtime to 5 minutes. 4FU4DIFEVMFBT(SPX*O Use the Grow In function to set the schedule to water continuously for an extended period of time. Step 4 or Down – Use the Up arrows to select the proper value. Press SELECT to save. START – Enter the start time of the cycle. END – Enter the end time of the cycle. RUNTIME – Enter the duration the cycle will run. Set runtime in hours and minutes (HH:MM). DELAY – Enter the duration between each cycle. Set delay in hours and minutes (HH:MM). END AFTER – Enter the number of days the cycle will repeat. Select from 1-90 days. GROW IN START END RUNTIME DELAY END AFTER 07:00AM 05:00PM 00:05 00:20 10 DAYS Note: Restricted days will not affect the Grow In schedule but an activated rain sensor will. 18 &SBTF4DIFEVMF Use the erase schedule function to reset the selected schedule. The schedule’s status will be set to DISABLED (except for schedule A, it remains ENABLED) and the schedule TYPE set to WEEKDAYS. All other settings within the schedule will be set to OFF. Step 1 – While in the ADVANCED/SCHEDULE DETAILS menu, use the Up want to edit. Press SELECT or Down arrows to select the Schedule you . Step 2 – Use the Up or Down arrows to navigate to ERASE SCHEDULE. Press SELECT Step 3 – Use the Up or Down arrows to :FT to proceed to erase the schedule or No to cancel. Press SELECT ERASE SCHEDULE ARE YOU SURE? . . NO 4FU.71VNQ%FMBZ Use the MV/Pump Delay function to set a wait time between activating the master valve or pump, and activating the first zone in the schedule. This delay is usually used to allow the system enough time to build pressure for proper operation, or to fill the irrigation piping system with water. Step 1 – While in the ADVANCED/SCHEDULE DETAILS menu, use the Up want to edit. Press SELECT or Down arrows to select the Schedule you . Step 2 – Use the Up or Down arrows to navigate to MV/PUMP DELAY. Press SELECT Step 3 – Use the Up or Down arrows to adjust the delay time as necessary. Press SELECT . . SCHEDULE A ERASE SCHEDULE MV/PUMP DELAY 00:10 ZONE DELAY OFF 4FU;POF%FMBZ Use the Zone Delay function to set a wait time after a zone ends watering and before another zone is activated. This delay is usually used when the system is being fed by a well. The delay is used to allow the well enough time to recharge. Step 1 – While in the ADVANCED/SCHEDULE DETAILS menu, use the Up want to edit. Press SELECT or Down arrows to select the Schedule you . Step 2 – Use the Up or Down arrows to navigate to ZONE DELAY. Press SELECT Step 3 – Use the Up or Down arrows to adjust the delay time as necessary. Press SELECT . . SCHEDULE A MV/PUMP DELAY OFF ZONE DELAY 00:10 MV/PUMP IN DELAY OFF 4FU.71VNQ*O%FMBZ Use the MV/Pump In Delay to set whether the master valve or pump is active during zone delays. The default is set to OFF. Step 1 – While in the ADVANCED/SCHEDULE DETAILS menu, use the Up want to edit. Press SELECT or Down arrows to select the Schedule you . Step 2 – Use the Up or Down arrows to navigate to MP/PUMP IN DELAY. Press SELECT Step 3 – Use the Up or Down arrows to set the MP/Pump In Delay to ON or OFF during zone delays. Press SELECT . . SCHEDULE A MV/PUMP DELAY OFF ZONE DELAY OFF MV/PUMP IN DELAY ON 19 Sensors The Sensors function allows you to assign a rain sensor to each of the schedules. Schedules with a rain sensor assigned will not water when the sensor is activated. Step 1 – While in the ADVANCED menu, use the Up Step 2 – Use the Up or Down arrows to select the sensor you want to set. Step 3 – Use the Left or Right arrows to select the schedule. Step 4 or Down arrows to place a check mark under the desired schedules to assign the rain sensor. When the – Use the Up rain sensor is activated, EVOLUTIONTM will prevent schedules from operating. Replace the check mark with a dash to disable the sensor for that schedule. SENSORS A RAIN B Use the Right RAIN DELAY arrows to select the SENSORS. Press SELECT . Ca arrows to select RAIN SENSOR or Down to access the sensor setup screen. OFF CURRENT STATE IS DRY Step 5 – Select Rain Delay. Press SELECT Step 6 or Down – Use the Up sensor is detected to be dry. Step 7 – Press the BACK or Right arrows to navigate to the parameter. arrows to set a delay of 1-14 days or OFF. The rain delay is the waiting period after the rain arrow to return to the previous menu or HOME to return to the main screen. Diagnostics The EVOLUTIONTM controller provides a diagnostic function to check whether the system’s zones are properly functioning. When activated, the controller will test each available zone. EVOLUTIONTM will display dashes (--) for zones that are being tested and have not been tested, OK for zones working within the current draw range, OVERCRNT for zones drawing above the recommended current draw, or SHORT for zones that have a grounded circuitry. DIAGNOSTICS ZONE TEST 20 ZONE CURRENT TEST MASTER VALVE OK ZONE 1 OVERCRNT ZONE 2 SHORT ZONE 3 –– Firmware The Firmware function allows you to review the controller’s firmware version. Press SELECT FIRMWARE CONTROLLER to access the firmware version. 01.09 Firmware Update The EVOLUTIONTM controller’s firmware can easily be updated by downloading the latest software from www.toro.com/evolution. A USB flash drive is needed for this procedure. Step 1 – Create a folder inside your USB flash drive with the name Evolution. Step 2 – Create a folder inside the Evolution folder with the name Firmware. Step 3 – Go to the EVOLUTIONTM website, www.toro.com/evolution, and download the most current firmware version. Save the Step 4 firmware inside the Firmware folder in your USB flash drive. – Turn Off the power to the controller. Step 5 – Press the Up and Down arrows simultaneously and turn On the power to the controller. BOOT LOAD MODE V1.02 USB DRIVE PLEASE ! Step 6 – Connect your USB flash drive into the EVOLUTIONTM USB port. Step 7 – Follow the controller prompts to finalize the firmware update. Figure 14 USB Note: Although many USB flash drives may function well with the EVOLUTIONTM controller, the following USB specifications are recommended: t USB Version 2.0 Compliant t 1–8 GB Memory Size (Smaller memory size will perform faster.) t FAT32 File System with 1 Logical Partition Factory Reset Select this function to reset the controller to the factory default parameters. Schedule B, C and Auxiliary will be disabled and all of their parameters will be cleared or set to OFF. Schedule A will be set with a WEEKDAY schedule with all 7 days active. It will have one start time set to OFF and all zone runtimes set to OFF. FACTORY RESET RESET TO FACTORY DEFAULTS? YES 21 Help/Setup Alerts The EVOLUTIONTM controller always checks the system for proper function and it will provide feedback if it detects any system abnormality. The Alerts menu allows you to view and clear detected system faults. Alert Listings Short - EVOLUTIONTM detected a short in the zone. 0WFSDVSSFOU - EVOLUTIONTM detected an over current in the zone. Over current occurs when a terminal exceeded the recommended current rating. -PX#BUUFSZ - EVOLUTIONTM detected no battery installed or the battery’s power is low. Once the Low Battery alert is cleared, it will not display again unless a Factory Reset is performed. -PX"$1PXFS - EVOLUTIONTM detected low or no A/C power. 'BDUPSZ3FTFU - EVOLUTIONTM encountered an error that required the system to reset to the factory defaults. $PNNVOJDBUJPO&SSPS - EVOLUTIONTM encountered a communication error. Clearing an Alert You can clear an Alert individually or use the CLEAR ALL command to erase them all. Step 1 – Press Step 2 – Use the Up or Down arrows to select the Alerts. Press SELECT Step 3 – Use the Up or Down arrows to select individual alerts or CLEAR ALL. Press SELECT or Down arrows to confirm (Yes) or cancel (No). Press SELECT HELP/SETUP. . . ALERTS CLEAR ALL LOW BATTERY Step 4 – Use the Up . Local Contact Available only when your local distributor or dealer has programmed the local contact information in the controller. Contact Toro Access Contact Toro to get the latest contact information. Step 1 – Press Step 2 – Use the Up HELP/SETUP. or Down arrows to select the Alerts. Press SELECT . CONTACT TORO US +1(800)367-8676 TORO.COM/EVOLUTION FOR GLOBAL SUPPORT SEND EMAIL TO EVOLUTION@TORO.COM Set Time/Date Step 1 – Press the Step 2 – Use the Up HELP/SETUP button. or Down arrows to navigate to SET TIME/DATE. Press SELECT . HELP/SETUP ALERTS CONTACT TORO SET TIME/DATE LOAD FROM USB SAVE TO USB Step 3 – Use the Up Right or Down arrow or SELECT arrows to select TIME or DATE. Navigate to the TIME or DATE parameters using the . (Continued to the next page.) 22 Step 4 – Use the Up or Down arrows to modify the TIME’s Hour and Minutes or the DATE’s Month, Day and Year (Day, Month and Year for International Format). SET TIME/DATE TIME DATE 11:25AM 05/01/13 Step 5 – Press SELECT to save the changes. Step 6 – Press the BACK arrow to return to the previous menu or HOME to return to the main screen. Load From USB Load from USB function is used to retrieve schedules saved in a USB Flash drive. Note: Although many USB flash drives may function well with the EVOLUTIONTM controller, the following USB specifications are recommended: t USB Version 2.0 Compliant t 1–8 GB Memory Size (Smaller memory size will perform faster.) t FAT32 File System with 1 Logical Partition Step 1 – Plug your USB Flash drive into the EVOLUTIONTM USB port located at the back of the control panel. See 'JHVSF on page 2. Step 2 – Press the Step 3 – Use the Up HELP/SETUP button. or Down arrows to navigate to LOAD FROM USB. Press SELECT . HELP/SETUP ALERTS CONTACT TORO SET TIME/DATE LOAD FROM USB SAVE TO USB The EVOLUTIONTM controller will list all available the schedule files. Use the Up desired schedule. Use the Right Step 4 – Press the BACK arrow or SELECT or Down arrows to navigate to the to load the schedule. arrow to return to the previous menu or HOME to return to the main screen. Save to USB Save to USB is used to save all the schedules that are programmed in the controller so it can be reloaded if accidentally erased. The Save to USB function is also helpful when loading multiple controllers with the same schedule programs. Note: Although many USB flash drives may function well with the EVOLUTIONTM controller, the following USB specifications are recommended: t USB Version 2.0 Compliant t 1–8 GB Memory Size (Smaller memory size will perform faster.) t FAT32 File System with 1 Logical Partition Step 1 – Plug your USB Flash drive into the EVOLUTIONTM USB port located at the back of the control panel. See 'JHVSF on page 2. Step 2 – Press the Step 3 – Use the Up HELP/SETUP button. or Down arrows to navigate to SAVE TO USB. Press SELECT . HELP/SETUP ALERTS CONTACT TORO SET TIME/DATE LOAD FROM USB SAVE TO USB The EVOLUTIONTM controller will automatically save the schedules in the USB drive under the name format MMDDHHMM.evo (MM = Month, DD = Day, HH = Hour and MM = Minute). Step 4 – Press the BACK arrow to return to the previous menu or HOME to return to the main screen. 23 Preferences Accessing the Preferences Menu Step 1 – Press the Step 2 – Use the Up HELP/SETUP button. or Down arrows to navigate to PREFERENCES. Press SELECT . PREFERENCES LANGUAGE ENGLISH CONTRAST 00 CLOCK 12 HOUR DATE FORMAT MM/DD/YY BEGIN WEEK SUNDAY Set Language You can set the user interface to display in English (default), Spanish, French, German, Italian or Portuguese. Step 1 – While in the PREFERENCES menu, use the Up Step 2 – Use the Up Step 3 – Press the BACK or Down or Down arrows to navigate to LANGUAGE. Press SELECT arrows to navigate to your preferred language. Press SELECT arrow to return to the previous menu or . . HOME to return to the main screen. Set Display Contrast Step 1 – While in the PREFERENCES menu, use the Up Step 2 – Use the Up or Down or Down arrows to navigate to CONTRAST. Press SELECT arrows to your preferred display contrast. Positive (+) setting will increase the contrast and negative (–) setting will decrease the contrast. Once you find the desired contrast, press SELECT Step 3 – Press the BACK arrow to return to the previous menu or . HOME to return to the main screen. Set Clock Format (12 Hour/24 Hour) Step 1 – While in the PREFERENCES menu, use the Up Step 2 – Use the Up Step 3 – Press the BACK 24 or Down or Down arrows to navigate to CLOCK. Press SELECT arrows to select 12-Hour (default) or 24-Hour format. Press SELECT arrow to return to the previous menu or HOME to return to the main screen. . . . Set Date Format Step 1 – While in the PREFERENCES menu, use the Up Press SELECT Step 2 – Use the Up arrows to navigate to DATE FORMAT. . or Down format. Press SELECT Step 3 or Down – Press the BACK arrows to select Month/Day/Year (MM/DD/YY) (default) or Day/Month/Year (DD/MM/YY) . arrow to return to the previous menu or HOME to return to the main screen. Set the Beginning of the Week Step 1 – While in the PREFERENCES menu, use the Up Press SELECT Step 2 – Use the Up Press SELECT Step 3 – Press the BACK or Down arrows to navigate to BEGIN WEEK. . or Down arrows to select SUNDAY (default) or MONDAY as your starting point of the week. . arrow to return to the previous menu or HOME to return to the main screen. 25 Specifications $BCJOFU%JNFOTJPOT t8Y)Y% YYNN 1PXFS4QFDJGJDBUJPOT t/PSUI"NFSJDB Internal Transformer, Class 2, UL Listed, CSA Certified (or equivalent) Input: 120 VAC, 60 Hz Output: 24 VAC, 60 Hz, 1.25A t&VSPQFBOE"VTUSBMJB Internal Transformer, TUV Approved, SAA Approved Input: 220–240 VAC, 50/60 Hz Output: 24 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 30 VA t5PUBM.BYJNVN-PBE 1.0A @ 24 VAC 4VSHF1SPUFDUJPO 6.0 KV common mode; 1.0 KV normal mode #BUUFSZ5ZQF t7"MLBMJOF OPUJODMVEFE Electronic Compatibility %PNFTUJDThis equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Subpart J of Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: 1. Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. 2. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. 3. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. 4. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. The user may find the following booklet prepared by the Federal Communications Commission helpful: “How To Identify and Resolve Radio-TV Interference Problems.” This booklet is available from the U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, DC 20402, stock # 004-000-00345-4. *OUFSOBUJPOBM This is a CISPR 22 Class B product. In a domestic environment, this product may cause radio interference, in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures. Each stations can activate up to two solenoids. This product, utilizing a Class 2 transformer tested to UL1585, satisfies the requirements of a Class 2 Power Source as defined in the NFPA 70 (NEC), Article 725.121(A)(3). Toro Contact Information For U.S.A. support, call 1-800-367-8676. For global support, send email to evolution@toro.com. Visit the EVOLUTIONTM website for the latest news and information at www.toro.com/evolution. ªɨF5PSP$PNQBOZt*SSJHBUJPO%JWJTJPOtXXXUPSPDPN 26 1BSU/VNCFSSFWJTJPO
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