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Irrigation Management and Monitoring System
Hunter Field Controllers Provide the
System Programming Features
Simple and reliable irrigation management
A simple approach to retaining program
information is to let each individual control-
ler retain its own information. Each model of
Hunter controller including the ICC, the
Pro-C and SRC has a programming feature
set unique to it. Features such as 4 programs
in the ICC, 6-hour run times in the Pro-C
or 9 zones in the SRC are utilized by the
IMMS software when setting scheduling
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parameters for the irrigation manager.
This speeds up the learning curve for the
successful operation of the IMMS system.
Program Memory Resides in
the Controller
Computer power outages do not
affect operation
Any program downloaded from the IMMS
central into a controller is kept within that
controllerʼs memory. This feature eliminates
the possibility of losing a program due to
power outages or downtime at the main
central computer. Also, with the ICC and
Pro-Cʼs non-volatile memory, the program in
the controller is not lost or altered due to any
power outages at the controller.
Sensor Input for Maximum
Landscape Protection
Up-to-date information will save water
Sensor monitoring enhances the ability of
the system manager to become a better
manager of water resources. Any Hunter
Industries Rain-Clik , Mini-Clik
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Clik , IMMS , Wind-Clik
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and the Mini-Weather Station will operate
within the IMMS system. These sensors
interface with either the Site Interface or the
Controller Interface to provide maximum
irrigation control.
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, Freeze-Clik
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IMMS manages sensors in
one of three ways:
1. A report is generated informing the
irrigation manager of what happened but
no action is taken.
2. The sensor installed on a Controller
Interface will provide localized shutdown.
3. The sensor installed on a Site Interface
can provide global shutdown for the
entire site.
Maximum Control with Minimal Startup
Time or Costs
As easy as plug 'n play
Using a regular computer and a Central
Control Communications Unit plus a simple
cable (GCBL), or phone line or cellular link
to the Site Interface will get you up and run-
ning with communication between the two.
Just turn the computer on, install the IMMS
software and begin programming as if you
were standing in front of a Hunter ICC or
Pro-C controller. Itʼs as easy as plugʼn play.
Control Irrigation Systems at
Multiple Sites
Reduces travel time and labor costs
Increase controller run times, delete start
times, shut down zones with broken
sprinklers, program event days, reprogram
the day schedule at any site. These are just
a few of the features which can be quickly
implemented from your desk with just a
few keystrokes at the computer. Travel time
between sites for programming issues is
virtually eliminated from the work schedule.
With the cost of labor increasing every year,
the potential for savings in a single season
will offer a fast payback.
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