Program Stacking; Manual Operations - Toro Custom Command 36 Station Manual Del Usaurio

PROGRAM STACKING

The Program Stacking feature enables you to select the number of
programs which can operate simultaneously. This allows you to match
your water pressure and delivery rate to your irrigation programs. By
default, the four independent watering programs will operate
simultaneously if programmed to do so. This number is selectable from
one to four programs.
For example: The number of stacked programs is set to three. This limits
operation to three independent programs running simultaneously, whether
the three the start times are overlapping or the same. If the fourth program
is set to start while three programs are running, the fourth program will be
delayed (stacked) until one of the currently running programs has finished.
1. Turn the function dial to the
position.
2. Press the
(or previously set number) will begin blinking to indicate the
number of programs which can operate simultaneously.
3. Use the + and/or – buttons to change the number form 1 to 4.
4. Press the
5. Turn the function dial to the

MANUAL OPERATIONS

Manual operation allows you to run individual stations or start automatic
watering programs as needed. The Custom Command provides separate
dial positions for each type of operation: Single Station and Program
Cycle.
SINGLE STATION
This option enables individual stations to be operated for an untimed
duration (turned On/Off) or operated for a selectable duration from one
minute to 10 hours.
1. Turn the function dial to the
2. Select Program
Note: The programmed status of the master valve/pump start in the
selected program determines whether the master valve/pump start
will be activated with the manual operation.
3. Use one of the following options to operate the station.
Operating the Controller
16
button to select Program Stacking. The number 4
NEXT
button to select the number.
NEXT
, , or
A B C D
% Season Adjust/Program Stacking
position.
Run
Manual Single Station
with the
Program
position.
switch.