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Advanced Commercial Controller
Owner's Manual, Installation, and Programming Instructions for
ACC and ACC Decoder Controllers
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ACC-1200 12 Station Controller, 42 Station
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ACC-1200-PP 12 Station Controller, 42
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ACC-99D 2-Wire Decoder Controller with
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ACC-99D-PP 2-Wire Decoder Controller
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- Page 1 Advanced Commercial Controller Owner’s Manual, Installation, and Programming Instructions for ACC and ACC Decoder Controllers ■ ■ ACC-1200 12 Station Controller, 42 Station ACC-99D 2-Wire Decoder Controller with Capacity, Metal Cabinet 99 Station Capacity, Metal Cabinet ■ ■ ACC-1200-PP 12 Station Controller, 42...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Key COnneCtIOnS 24 VAC teSt terMInAl COnneCtInG the MASter VAlVe(S) AnD/Or PuMP StArt relAy(S) COnneCtInG A rAIn Or freeze Shut Off DeVICe COnneCtInG the hunter flOW SenSOr COnneCtInG Other flOW SenSOrS ICr reMOte COntrOl Multiple Stations simultaneously COnneCtInG tO IMMS... - Page 4 Setting Station Run Time Duration Changing Seasonal Adjust Using the Global Setting Using a Program Specific Setting (set Season Adjust by Program) Timed Delay between Stations Setting Days to Water Set Days to Water Day of the Week Watering Interval Watering Odd/Even Watering Setting Pump and Master Valve Operation Set Pump and Master Valve Operation...
- Page 5 View Station Logs Advanced Features View Version and Station Size COMMOn AlArM (AttentIOn) MeSSAGeS Overcurrent Overflow Power Outage/Power Restored Underflow eXtenDeD feAtureS Contrast Adjustment No Water Window To set a No Water Window No Water Window rules Delay Between Stations To set a Delay P/MV Style (Normally Closed/Normally On) To change the Normal condition of P/M outputs...
- Page 6 Setup Overview Connect an HFS Meter to an ICD-SEN Connect a Clik Sensor to an ICD-SEN SEN/DEC Setup Other SPeCIAl DeCODer funCtIOnS (ADVAnCeD feAtureS) View Decoder Config Display ADM Current Sen/Dec Alarms ACC SOlAr SynC Preparation Facepack Version Master Module Base Run Times Installation Setup...
- Page 7 COMMunICAtIOn MODule InStAllAtIOn fOr PlAStIC PeDeStAl COntrOller Radio Installation, additional steps SetuP AnD ADDreSSInG the COM MODule Set the Controller Address Other Com Setup Functions Master Controller Contrast Radio Type Last MR Cmd (Radio Only) DTMF Wait (Radio Only) MR Default Run Time (Radio Only) Modem Type Country Code...
- Page 8 With plug-in Com and other modules, the ACC can also communicate with a computerized central control system via hardwired cable, radio, dial-up telephone, or cellular modem. ACC is also prewired to accept Hunter wireless remote controls.
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Page 9: Acc Interface And Key Components
aCC InTerfaCe and Key ComponenTs ........1. lCD Display – Backlit, adjustable contrast display 8. left and right buttons – Used to move left and right in (re-lights when any button is pressed) some screens 2. + button – Increases flashing value, depending on 9. -
Page 10: Wiring Compartment Interior
WIrInG ComparTmenT InTerIor ..........1. Inner Door – Opens to main wiring compartment 9. Master Module – Includes sensor, Pump/Master Valve, and other accessory connections 2. AC Wiring compartment – For connection of 120/230V AC power with 1 x 0.75" (19 mm) conduit opening 10. -
Page 11: Metal Cabinet, Wall Mount Installation
meTal CabIneT, Wall mounT InsTallaTIon ....... Tools required: Positioning Hanger • Long drill bit and extension • Philips screwdriver or bit (for use with long extension) – magnetic recommended • Wire strippers 31" (80 cm) Facepack Door Mounting Holes Remove the facepack assembly from the controller. 1. -
Page 12: Connecting Ac Main Power, Wall Mount Cabinet
ConneCTInG aC maIn poWer, Wall mounT CabIneT ....The ACC can operate with either 120 VAC or 230 VAC power, depending on how the incoming AC wires are connected. The green, or green-and-yellow safety ground Supply wires must be 14 AWG (2 mm) or larger. may not be required or permitted with this floating ground, double-insulated transformer. -
Page 13: Plastic Pedestal Installation
meTal CabIneT opTIonal pedesTal InsTallaTIon ..... Location Requirement: A) a switch or circuit-breaker 3. Level the mounting bolts before the concrete sets. shall be included in building installations; B) the switch 4. After the concrete sets, remove the door of the or breaker shall be in close proximity to the controller, pedestal and slide the pedestal down onto the four and within easy reach of the operator;... -
Page 14: Concrete Base Installation
ConCreTe base InsTallaTIon ............ bottom of the thread and slide each bolt through the 1. Set forms for a 21" (533 mm) wide x 26" (660 mm) hole in the template. Put a washer and nut on each long concrete base. The base pad should be 2" (50 J-bolt to secure it to the template (allow a minimum mm) above grade for proper drainage. -
Page 15: Connecting Plastic Pedestal Ac Main Power
ConneCTInG plasTIC pedesTal aC maIn poWer ......120 VAC COnneCtIOn The ACC Pedestal controller can operate with either 120 Place the Voltage Selector Switch in the “115V” position. VAC or 230 VAC power. Connect the incoming black (or “hot”) wire to the Red wire Supply wires must be 14AWG (2 mm) or larger. - Page 16 Junction Voltage Selector Switch Controller Power Switch Terminal Block: Terminal Block: red Wire = blue Wire = neutral "hot" or Active White (uS) 120V black blue (International) 230V brown...
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Page 17: Connecting Earth Ground (All Configurations)
ConneCTInG earTh Ground (all ConfIGuraTIons) ....The ACC features a copper earth ground lug, to the Ground Lug immediate right of the transformer assembly. This earth ground connection is isolated from the primary AC power and is used to ground incoming surges from the communications and output valve wires. -
Page 18: Installing Station Modules
InsTallInG sTaTIon modules............. ACC expands in 6-station increments with intelligent output modules, requiring no tools to install and only a screwdriver for station wiring connections. The base configuration is 12 stations (two 6-station modules installed) with a maximum station capacity in a metal wall cabinet of 42 stations (7 total output modules x 6 stations each). ACC can be expanded at any time with either of the following types of modules: 1. -
Page 19: Connecting The Valve Wires
Upper Deck cover Each station output is rated for 0.56 A, max or enough to operate two typical Hunter solenoids simultaneously. Once the output module is installed in the slot, the station numbers assigned to the output module appear in the upper deck label above each slot. -
Page 20: Key Connections
Hunter HFS flow sensor 7. ET connections (+ and -) – Not used. Connections for Hunter ET Sensor only. If upper ET terminal is colored red, Master Module requires update for use with ET. 8. If Master Module has a sticker that says “ET Ready,” or if the version number of the module is 4.0 or later, the... -
Page 21: 24 Vac Test Terminal
Set Pump Operation section of the Programming and Operations portion of this manual. ConneCTInG a raIn or freeze shuT off deVICe ....... Up to 4 Hunter sensors can be connected to the ACC Hunter Clik sensors are usually normally closed, and open controller, including: on alarm. -
Page 22: Connecting The Hunter Flow Sensor
Set Sensor Operation section of the WRC instructions. Programming and Operations. ConneCTInG The hunTer floW sensor ........The HFS is the primary flow meter for which ACC flow functions have been designed. Additional types of flow sensor connections may also be possible. -
Page 23: Connecting Other Flow Sensors
This connection is automatically compatible with Hunter ICR and SRR remote receivers. To connect: remove the weather-resistant rubber cover (metal cabinet versions), align the remote receiver’s pins with the mating receptacle, and push firmly until the receiver is fully seated. -
Page 24: Connecting To Imms
Stacking and SmartStack rules do apply when manual program ICR commands are sent to the ACC. If a program ConneCTInG To Imms ..............hunTer IrrIGaTIon manaGemenT and monITorInG sysTem ACC controllers can upgraded to provide full two-way DIAl-uP telePhOne (ACC-COM-POtS) communications with central control software (IMMS 2.0). -
Page 25: Cellular/Gsm (Acc-Com-Gsm, Gsm-E)
All radio communications for ACC work with RAD3 radio interface to all radio-equipped ACC/AGC controllers. module or later. IMMSR radios, designed for original See Hunter’s ACC System Design Guide for important IMMS Site Interfaces and Controller Interfaces, will NOT details regarding design of central control systems. -
Page 26: Controller Programming And Operation
6. return the dial to the run position. This is all that Off after the last “real” station has run. is required for the most basic operations. ACC will test actually starts stations, and this will cause water automatically in any dial position except actual watering in a fully installed system. -
Page 27: Setting Current Date And Time
SettInG Current DAte AnD tIMe To Set Program Start Times Three items are programmed at this position: • Time of Day and Date, the day of the week sets automatically • Daylight Savings time usage • Units of measure, English or Metric Turn the dial to the SET CURRENT DATE/ TIME position 1. -
Page 28: Multiple Start Times
CAUTION: Understand your irrigation system’s hydraulic restrictions before allowing programs to overlap. Overlapping programs may overdrive the hydraulics of your system. Overdriving your hydraulics will damage the components and result in inferior sprinkler performance. More advanced programming overlap options are available by turning the dial to the SET PROGRAM OVERLAP OPTIONS dial position. -
Page 29: Changing Seasonal Adjust
nOte: If the ACTUAL value is different from the PROGRAMMED value, Seasonal adjust has been changed from the default of 100% to a new value. The actual run time is the duration the station will water. Turn the dial to the SET STATION RUN TIMES position. Using the Global Setting 1. -
Page 30: Day Of The Week Watering
Day of the Week Watering 3. Press the – button when the cursor is on a day that you do not want to water. An “N” will appear, to show that day is never able to water, regardless of the schedule. -
Page 31: Set Pump And Master Valve Operation
4. Press the + or – button to change the Cycle cursor value. The default cursor value is N/A. Cycles can be set from 1 minute to 6 hours. 5. Press the right arrow button to move from Cycle to Soak, once a value has been entered into the Cycle field. -
Page 32: Setting Flow Monitoring
............The ACC is capable of monitoring, learning, and reacting to Real-Time flow. The installation of the optional Hunter Flow Sensor (HFS) or a Data Industrial flow sensor is required for this feature to function. The ACC must first learn the normal flow, by station, for flow sensing to operate correctly. -
Page 33: Step 2: Viewing Real-Time Flow
4. If some individual stations do not have learned flow, the display will show Flow Not Learned at the top, when the Information button is pressed with the dial in the Run position. When a station with no learned flow is running, flow monitoring is temporarily disabled. -
Page 34: Step 3: Preparing For Flow Learning
5. If the flow sensor selection has been changed to NONE after learning, the display will show FLOW NOT MONITORED. The actual flow may still be viewed, even if all stations have been set to Not Monitored. Station level alarm diagnostics would not be available, but the flow will be visible. -
Page 35: Step 5: Review And Edit Flow
• It may take a full hour or longer to learn flows for The default Limit is always 115%, meaning the station an entire 42-station controller. Each station may must exceed the flow by 15% before it will be treated take from 35 seconds to 5 minutes to be learned, as an alarm (to prevent false alarms due to normal flow depending on stability of the flow. -
Page 36: Alarm Logs
If the station passes (runs within the Limit), the controller To view the diagnostics while they are in progress, press will Pause the station, and move on to test the next station the Information button. This will clear the Attention, Flow that had been running (if applicable). -
Page 37: Tips On Flow Alarms
• The primary purpose of Underflow alarms is to protect a Pump from deadheading, if a station has failed to open. If a station that has learned flow is activated for test purposes without turning on an actual valve, an Underflow alarm may occur. -
Page 38: Set Sensor Operation
Once a response (SUSPEND or PAUSE) has been set for a Program, all sensor responses must either be the same, or Off. A Program cannot be both Paused and Suspended at the same time. If a Pause response is set for Program A to Sensor 2, then Pause is the only response that can be set for Program A. -
Page 39: Sensor Alarms (Clik Sensors Sen 1-4 Only)
sensor alarms (ClIK sensors sen 1–4 only) ......Whenever a sensor alarms (changes to Open from its If a Program configured for shutdown by that sensor was Normally Closed state), an ATTENTION message appears active when the alarm occurred, it will either Suspend or in the display if a program response has been configured Pause as configured. -
Page 40: Sensor Locations
Sensor alarms have no effect on Manual Single-station If a sensor is alarmed, and a Manual Program start is starts that are running. attempted for a Program with a response for that sensor, the display will show “CANNOT RUN MANUAL. A sensor is Sensor alarms have no effect on Custom Manual active for this program.”... - Page 41 • ET Sensor: A Hunter model ET Sensor may be used for certain alarm inputs. The ET Sensor is a sensor platform, and three of its individual sensors can be used as sensor inputs for alarm purposed to the ACC Controller. The controller still has four sensor inputs, but you may set the location of each sensor to Controller (terminals SEN 1–4 on the controller's...
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Page 42: Sensor Locations
SenSOr lOCAtIOnS Individual ET sensors can be used to perform alarm shutdowns, by assigning them to the Sen 1-4 positions in the controller. The ET Sensors will then function exactly like “Clik” Sensor inputs. They may have Suspend or Pause responses set by Program. Assigning ACC Sensor 1-4 alarm functions to an ET Sensor is done without connecting any additional wires. -
Page 43: Setting Program Overlap Options
seTTInG proGram oVerlap opTIons .......... There are three program overlap options. These options allow you to maximize the number of stations operating simultaneously, if the system’s hydraulics can support the flow. To program the Program Overlap option: 1. Turn the dial to the SET PROGRAM OVERLAP OPTIONS position 2. -
Page 44: Set Station & Program Names
Information operated as a single unit. screens. The factory default setting is Hunter Industries contact information, but it can be replaced with the Combining stations into SSGs shortens programming... -
Page 45: Data History
daTa hIsTory ................Name a Program (Up to 12 Characters and Spaces) This dial position allows you to view flow totals and various logs containing important histories of all activify. 1. Turn the dial to the SET STATION & PROGRAM NAMES position. -
Page 46: View Controller Logs
The Station Log will store up to 1500 events, and records all station activity, including every start and stop of each station. It may include alarm events if applicable. A complete list of possible Station Log messages appears near the end of this manual. Alarm log items labeled “Missed Irrigation”... -
Page 47: View Version And Station Size
If station size is incorrect, or shows “0” or “1”, check that Powerlock slide is in the ON (locked) position. Check that all station module contacts are in good order and that the modules are fully inserted. Make sure powerlock tabs on front of modules have good contact with the slide lock. -
Page 48: Common Alarm (Attention) Messages
ADM means the ADM99 decoder output module, and shows that the meter or sensor input has been assigned to an ICD-SEN sensor decoder in the two-wire path. ET followed by a sensor name means the input has been assigned to an ET Sensor. ET Functions are described in their own section in this manual. -
Page 49: Overflow
Pause and go into alarm diagnostic mode. P/MV outputs have a max output of 0.325 A. Pump start relays with very high current requirements may need a dedicated transformer and an additional relay (such as Hunter Model PSRB) for reliable operations. -
Page 50: Power Outage/Power Restored
unDerflOW Alarm diagnostics consist of pausing all operations, then A station has caused too little flow, indicating a possible starting each station that was running at the time of the problem. The underflow amount cannot be set directly, alarm individually. Each of these suspect stations has its but is twice the percentage of the Limit amount set for flow sampled alone, to see if it caused the overflow. -
Page 51: No Water Window
If a start time has already been programmed, and the nO WAter WInDOW operator attempts to enter a No Water Window which No Water Windows prevent any automatic irrigation overlaps the start time, the display will flash a warning. from occurring during certain hours, by Program. This can be used to protect high traffic areas from accidental programming, or the results of Seasonal Adjust, during busy times of day. -
Page 52: Delay Between Stations
To set a Delay 1. Use the Program button to select the Program for which the Delay is to be set. 2. Use the +/- keys to set the delay in h:mm:ss format. Use the left and right arrows to move through the hour, minutes, and seconds fields until the delay is set. -
Page 53: To Change The Normal Condition Of P/M Outputs
ACC’s Real Time Flow Monitoring is designed to work with designed to operate with true Normally Open valves. Hunter HFS flow sensors. It is necessary to tell ACC what size fitting the HFS has been installed into, so that flow can ACC’s two Pump/Master Valve outputs (labeled on the... -
Page 54: Additional Settings For Other
Additional settings for OTHER 2. Use the down arrow button to move to Select Flow Sensor, and press the + button to choose it. Most other brands of flow sensor require two settings for calibration, the K-factor and the Offset. The correct settings for these values are found in the sensor manufacturer’s documentation, and they are based on the pipe type and size. -
Page 55: Edit An Ssg
To create and use SSGs: In order to create and use SSGs, the controller must first be placed into the SSG/Smartstack mode. 9. Use the down arrow to go to the next station line, to add another station to the SSG. 1. -
Page 56: Adding An Ssg
Once the controller is in ACC Setup mode, all 20 SSGs are available, whether they are used or not. DELETING AN SSG Technically SSGs are never deleted, as there are always 20 available.Instead, simply select the unwanted SSG, and delete the stations contained in it until no stations are listed under the SSG name. -
Page 57: Custom Manual Program Setup
CuStOM MAnuAl PrOGrAM SetuP programmed to use Cycle and Soak with the “Y” selected. If you want the stations or SSGs to use their normal Cycle Press the INFORMATION button and turn the dial to and Soak settings (if applicable), leave the option set to Manual Operation. -
Page 58: Start A Custom Manual
StArt A CuStOM MAnuAl • Turn the dial to the Manual Operation position. • Use the Program button to select the Custom Manual program (Custom Manual programs will appear after the A through F selections). • Turn the dial to Run, to start the Program at the beginning. -
Page 59: Easy Retrieve™ Backup
SAVE will be highlighted. Press the + button to save the • The Test Program will try to start ALL stations counted program, and a confirmation message will appear. The by the controller. If you are running a Test Program on Save can still be cancelled with the –... -
Page 60: One Touch Manual Start
one TouCh manual sTarT ............advance through all the stations/SSGs in a Program. • If the controller is running that last (highest numbered) station or SSG with a run time in the selected program, and the right arrow button is pressed again, the station will be stopped and no new stations will be started (the program will have completed). -
Page 61: System Off
“Program” will allow an entire Program to be run immediately, and will also allow the Program to be started at any station (to run from that point to the end). • Use the Program button to select the Program (Custom Manual programs will appear after the A through F selections). -
Page 62: Rain Off
(then release the Programs button). these operations are not reversible! Reset should only be performed if: a) a “clean start” is desired for programming purposes, or b) if directed to do so by Hunter Technical Services as a troubleshooting technique. -
Page 63: Decoder Operations (Acc99D Versions)
The display will show the following Reset options: • Programs: Erases Day schedules, start times, and run times. • Flow Totals: Clears the running flow total histories (they will restart with 0.0 for all entries), only. • Logs: Clears alarm, controller, and station logs, only. •... -
Page 64: Status Lights (Adm-99 Output Module)
When programming a 2, 4, or 6-station decoder, you only assign a station number to the first station output. The Blank (Off) : Normal. other stations are automatically filled in by the decoder in Solid Red: Problem in decoder out put Green when communicating down module numerical order, depending on the decoder size. - Page 65 5. The display will show “DECODER FUNCTIONS,” at the bottom of the selections. Use the down arrow button to select Decoder Functions. Press the + button to select. 6. The Decoder Functions screen will appear, with “Program a Decoder” highlighted. (The other functions are explained in detail in the Special Decoders Section).
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Page 66: Decoder Pump/Master Valves
Decoders may be reprogrammed at any time. If it is “Controller” means the selected P/MV output will operate necessary to change the station numbers or other settings through the screw terminal with that number on the of a previously programmed decoder, the decoder may be Master Module, in the controller. -
Page 67: Setup Overview
Hunter HFS flow meters may only be connected to Port A. path, and that the location of the HFS or Clik Sensors are mapped to the ADM, described in the section titled, “Set Clik sensors may be attached to either port. - Page 68 • If you are unable to enter an address or port for a inserted into the Programming Port, a screen will sensor or flow meter, the Location for that device appear with the decoder settings. has probably not been set to “ADM.” Return to the •...
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Page 69: Other Special Decoder Functions (Advanced Features)
address or the sensor selections at anytime, if • Once the sensor decoders are configured, the changes occur to the system. controller will immediately begin polling the sensor • Turn the dial to “Set Sensor Operation.” There decoder continuously to monitor the alarms. This may is a display page for each Program, allowing cause alarm messages until the sensor decoders are the responses for each sensor to be set. -
Page 70: Display Adm Current
to the current draw, even when they are not running. Decoders require a tiny amount of current just to stay awake, about 5 mA. • With a connected two-wire path, the mA reading in standby mode (no stations running) will vary depending on the number of decoders and other factors. -
Page 71: Acc Solar Sync
• Facepack updates may be obtained from the • The Solar-Sync compatible master modules were not Resources section of the Hunter Industries web site available before November, 2009. (www.hunterindustries.com). • Master Modules cannot be updated in the field. -
Page 72: Installation
The asterisk disappears after a full 24 hours of sensor data has • The Solar-Sync sensor cannot be installed at the same been collected. time as a Hunter ET Sensor. Only one sensor can be connected to the ET terminals. -
Page 73: Sensor Test
SenSOr teSt • The settings will be set to Region 3, Water Adj. 5. Either of these factors can be changed, based on the • When the sensor is installed, it is possible to test the following explanations. connection to the Solar-Sync sensor. •... -
Page 74: Assign Programs
• Select Solar Sync Check. The screen will show “Initializing…” for a few seconds as the controller contacts the sensor. • If the check is successful, the screen will show “Sensor Check OK”. Continue with the Operation and Adjustment procedures if necessary. •... -
Page 75: Sensor Shutdown By Program
• Press and hold the Information button, while turning • If the Sensors (S1, 2, 3, and 4) are set to Off, they will the ACC dial to the Set Sensor Operation position. not shutdown the selected Program. Then, release the Information button. •... -
Page 76: Making Adjustments
MAKInG ADjuStMentS • Notice that as the Water Adjustment factor is changed, the current S-Sync Adjust amount at the top of the After programming the Solar Sync module and your screen is changed. This can help you predict how controller, allow the system to operate for 3 days to gather much more or less watering will occur, as a result of sun and temperature data. -
Page 77: Solar-Sync Sensor Alarms
SOlAr-SynC SenSOr AlArMS • Use the – or + buttons to step backward and forward through the Controller Log to track the S-Sync S-Sync RAIN ALARM, S-Sync TEMP ALARM changes. Each log will show the date and time, and the Before and After settings for Seasonal Adjustment. -
Page 78: S-Sync Comm Failure
S-SynC COMM fAIlure • If the Solar-Sync sensor fails to respond to the ACC controller, a Comm Failure message will be posted on the display and a log will be entered in the controller Alarm Log. • This may indicate a problem with the wiring from the controller to the Solar Sync sensor. -
Page 79: Imms-Et And The Acc Controller
ET Sensor is connected. When ACC is in a computer central control system, it can be used to report ET from a Hunter ET Sensor to the central After each ET function, it is possible to press the Back computer via IMMS control software. -
Page 80: Et Sensor Check
Operation enabled, and set to YES, more ET FUNCTION ET, Rainfall, Wind speed, and Temperature will be options will be available and viewed in the ET FUNCTIONS displayed according to the Units of Measure setting at the home screen. Set Current Date/Time dial position. NO will hide all ET functions and the daily ET will not Readings can be updated at any time, by performing a new be read or displayed, and no ET will be available for the... - Page 81 Turn the dial to another position, and then back to the alarm and the actual shutdown. If this is not acceptable, a Set Sensor Operation dial position (without holding separate sensor (such as Rain-Clik or Freeze-Clik) should Information). At this location, choose the Suspend or be installed and wired directly to one of the Sen 1-4 inputs Pause responses for each ET Sensor by program for instant shutdowns.
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Page 82: Event Mode Options (Agc, Surveyor)
eVenT mode opTIons (aGC, surVeyor) ........Event Mode is a special function of the controller designed to work with Surveyor Golf control software. Event mode allows the controller to run individual station events which have been created for it by golf control software. - Page 83 First, select the Event Day you wish to view (1, 2, or 3). Delete Events: This will permanently delete all downloaded Then press the right arrow button to view the downloaded System Events. The controller will not be able to irrigate events for that day.
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Page 84: Central Software And Acc-Agc Communication Modules
ACC-COM-POTS, or the ACC-COM-GSM (E) does not controllers, via optional RAD3 UHF radio modules (sold contain a radio. It is designed for use with a Hunter RAD3 separately) with antenna for wireless communications, UHF radio, which must be ordered separately. -
Page 85: Hardwired Cable
Pedestal mounted controllers have a power terminal switch, which can be pressed to the OFF position. Hardwired communications also requires Hunter GCBL • Note that there are additional steps listed for installation with RAD3 radio modules. CommunICaTIon module InsTallaTIon for Wall mounT ConTroller ................ -
Page 86: Radio Connections, Additional Steps
8. Insert the ACC-COM module into the opening where the the RAD3, before installing the radio into the radio logo cover was, with the display and buttons protruding compartment. through the opening. Secure with 4 screws (supplied) • Install the radio into the radio compartment (see on each corner. -
Page 87: Setup And Addressing The Com Module
+ and – buttons to set the exact number. the same Site. Press the Enter button to enter the Address. The controller • To use a UHF Maintenance Radio (Hunter Model will now be addressed. TRNR) as a remote control for the controller. -
Page 88: Mr Default Run Time (Radio Only)
wait period has elapsed or the radio carrier signal stops, If your country appears on the following list, change the with no more tones. code display to the number shown: A longer DTMF wait allows slower typing speeds of the Country Code command on the radio. -
Page 89: Radio Tone Test
PInG teSt This is a useful diagnostic tool. The ping test allows any controller to exchange MOD: Shows dial-up or cellular modem activity. communications with another controller for test purposes. RAD: Shows T when the controller radio is transmitting, Select a Target controller from the Source controller. and R when it is receiving data from another radio. -
Page 90: Troubleshooting
TroubleshooTInG............... Problem Causes Solutions No Display Check AC~ power to controller Fix power supply Facepack is not firmly seated and locked, Seat facepack in connector and/or 9-pin connector is not fully Connect ribbon cable on back of facepack connected door Gray ribbon cable is not connected from back of inner panel to cabinet Display reads “Attention”... -
Page 91: Acc/Agc Log Messages
aCC/aGC loG messaGes ............. Alarm Log, Missed Irrigation “Mode” Labels The controller has 3 separate log files. Mode appears when a station failed to complete irrigation Each individual log has the date and time of the event at for some reason, and indicates why the station was the top of the screen. -
Page 92: Alarm Log, "Reason" Labels
COntrOller lOGS Alarm Log, “Reason” Labels Track significant events at the controller, which are not The Reason label indicates the type of alarm condition. necessarily alarms or malfunctions. Unknown No reason specified Message Description Overflow Overflow alarm occurred EASY RETRIEVE Easy retrieve programs Underflow Underflow alarm occurred... -
Page 93: Station Logs
StAtIOn lOGS Message Description Station Log records all station activity in the controller. IRRIGATION STOPPED BY Irrigation was stopped by MAINT RADIO maintenance radio The Mode labels are the same as shown in the Run dial PAUSE MODE SET BY Pause Mode set by position, when stations are running. -
Page 94: Specifications
Pump/Master Valve output: 325 mA @24 VAC 24 VAC Test terminal output: 420 mA @ 24 VAC Solenoid capacity: 2 standard 24 VAC Hunter solenoids per output (0.56 Amps max), 14 solenoids max simultaneous (includes dual P/MV outputs). Battery, facepack: 9 VDC alkaline, for facepack remote power only. -
Page 95: Parts
parTs ..................WAll MOunt COntrOllerS (ACC1200, ACC99D) Item Description Catalog no. Front Faceplate 571500 Face Pack Front Face Pack 589000 Door Frame Metal Front Door 585500 w/o Lock Lock & Key Set 387300 (Not Shown) Key Set (2) 122516 (Not shown) Metal Cabinet 585000 w/o Door... -
Page 96: Pedestal Controllers (Acc1200Pp, Agc1200Pp, Acc99Dpp, Agc99Dpp)
PeDeStAl COntrOllerS (ACC1200PP, AGC1200PP, ACC99DPP, AGC99DPP) Item Description Catalog no. Front Faceplate 571500 Face Pack (ACC) Front Face Pack (AGC) 571505 Front Face Pack 620000 Door only Plastic Ped Com and Radio APPBRKT Bracket, including Ribbon Cable Frame Adapter 145500 Lid including Lock 553305 Lid Antenna for Ped,... -
Page 97: Index
IndeX ..................Download 40, 59, 76 Address 16, 57, 59, 61, 62, 77, 80, 82 Adjustment 22, 64, 67, 69, 72 Earth 5, 8 19, 24, 25, 34, 41, 42, 46, 47, 57, 59, 60, 63, 84, Easy retrieve Alarm 14, 27, 28, 29, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 38, 39, 41, 42, ET sensor 56, 62, 63, 70, 71, 73, 74, 84, 85... - Page 98 Liters Radio 26, 38, 69 1, 17, 18, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 86, 88 Rain 18, 29, 32, 38, 39, 41, 42, 44, 69, 71, 84, 85, 86 14, 15, 30, 31, 34, 35, 55, 67, 68, 70, 71, 73, 74 Rainfall 35, 72, 74 Rain off...
- Page 99 Stop 13, 16, 17, 30, 31, 35, 39, 42, 51, 53, 54, 68, 74, Summary 19, 21, 22, 24 Suspend 30, 31, 32, 85 Sync System 16, 17, 18, 33, 54, 72, 75, 76, 84, 86, 89 Technical support Telephone 1, 17, 18, 37, 77, 78, 79, 81, 82 Temperature 30, 35, 40, 64, 69, 73, 74...
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