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Option #5: Cycles

Set a Program/Start to repeat from one to nine times, or continuously (0). For example, 2 indicates two cycles of

all Run Times. The number 1 indicates one cycle, or normal programmed operation. Caution: A zero causes the

cycles to repeat continuously.

To safeguard against unwanted cycles, set an End time. This can be a useful feature for greenhouse applications

or for germinating seed.

Option #6: Cycle Delay

Set the length of the delay between repeated cycles in a cycle program. May be up to 24 hrs:mins or 24 min:secs,

depending on the Program start s time setting.

Option #7: P# Independent? (Program Classification)

Assign one of three classifications that control the Program Start:

Independent - Start times run exactly when programmed.

Couple - Start times within a Program are not allowed to overlap. If you set times that overlap, the second Start

time begins immediately after the first Start time finishes, the third after the second, and so on.

MasterCouple - Start times within the entire field controller are not allowed to overlap. Programs and Starts follow

in their originally programmed order, but no two Programs or Start times can run simultaneously.

Option #8: Pump (YES/NO)

Enable or disable (turn on or off) the controller pump output by Program.

Option #9: Skip Days

Set the Program to skip irrigation days, from one to 999. This causes the Program to suspend for the entered

number of days; after the days pass, the Program automatically resumes.