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Toro VISION II Series Owner's Manual

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  • Page 1 VISIONII SERIES CONTROLLER ’ OWNER S MANUAL...
  • Page 2 Introduction Congratulations on your purchase of the Toro Vision II controller. You have chosen one of the most sophisticated and technologically advanced irrigation system controllers available for residential and light commercial applications. Your new controller has some very unique features and operating characteristics.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents Controller Component Description............2-3 About the Controller's Memory.............. 4 Programming for Automatic Operation ........... 5-15 Prepare Controller for Programming ............5 Set Clock to Current Time and Day ............5 Set Station Run Time................. 6-7 Assign Stations to Programs ............8-10 Set Daily Watering Schedule ............

  • Page 4: Controller Component Description

    Controller Components DAILY START TIMES PROGRAM A 12pm PROGRAM B CURRENT CURRENT MANUAL SEASONAL ADJUST WATERING DELAY TIME OPERATION – 1-4 DAYS ON /OFF ACTIVE WATERING DAYS ENTER DELETE 14 DAY CALENDAR WEEK INTERVAL MANUAL MANUAL MANUAL MANUAL MANUAL MANUAL MANUAL MANUAL MANUAL...
  • Page 5 Display - Shows current time and Run/Program Switch - Position switch to day of week, station run time (set and “Program” only when assigning stations remaining), program start time(s), to programs. Switch must remain in PROGRA “Run” position at all other times. water conservation % and Off.

  • Page 6: About The Controller's Memory

    All other watering program information will remain unaffected by the loss of power. When assembled at the Toro factory, a watering program is entered into the controller's memory to enable operation immediately upon installation. The program consists of the following information: •...

  • Page 7: Programming For Automatic Operation

    Programming For Automatic Operation STEP 1 - Prepare Controller For Programming Remove lower cabinet cover. Assure Run/Program Switch is positioned to “RUN” PROGRAM Observe display: – If it is flashing, continue to STEP 2. STEP 2 – If it reads OFF, press On/Off Key; continue to STEP 2.

  • Page 8: Set Station Run Time

    STEP 3 - Set Station Run Time The length of time a station operates during a watering cycle is called Run Time. Each station can have its run time set in one of two modes: Minutes or Hours. Minutes mode provides a station run time from 1 to 90 minutes (in 1 minute increments).
  • Page 9 (Set Station Run Time Continued) To Change Run Time Mode From Minutes To Hours, Or Hours To Minutes: Turn Station Dial slowly until CURRENT display shows Run Time. TIME Immediately press Set Time Key to change mode. (Example shown: MANUAL Changing Minutes to Hours Mode.) Note: Hours Mode displays Run Time in three digits.

  • Page 10: Assign Stations To Programs

    STEP 4 - Assign Stations to Programs In order for a station to operate automatically, it must be assigned to a watering program. Each station can be assigned to Program “A” and/or Program “B”. For example, lawn stations are typically assigned to Program A and shrub stations to Program B.
  • Page 11 (Assign Stations to Program Continued) Choose to assign or delete indicated station. – To assign station to program, press Enter Key. Indicator stays on; ENTER next station indicator begins flashing. MANUAL MANUAL – To delete station from program, DELETE press Delete Key. Indicator turns off; next station indicator begins flashing.
  • Page 12 (Assign Stations to Program Continued) To Review Current Station Assignment For Either Program: PROGRAM A Press Program Select Key to select desired program. PROGRAM B Press and hold key again. Station PROGRAM A Indicators will show which stations are currently assigned. A flashing indicator signifies Station Run Time PROGRAM B is set in Hours Mode.

  • Page 13: Set Daily Watering Schedule

    STEP 5 - Set Daily Watering Schedule So far you have set a Run Time for each station and assigned it to one or both programs. This step will determine the daily watering schedule that each program will follow. Two types of watering schedules are available: Calendar and Interval. The Calendar schedule enables you to select watering days in a two week (14 day) cycle.
  • Page 14 (Select Daily Watering Schedule Continued) Press Enter Key - Sunday Indicator ACTIVE WATERING DAYS will begin flashing. 14 DAY CALENDAR ENTER INTERVAL Choose to Enter or Delete indicated day. – To enter day into program, press ACTIVE WATERING DAYS Enter Key. Indicator stays on; next 14 DAY CALENDAR ENTER day indicator begins flashing.
  • Page 15 (Select Daily Watering Schedule Continued) Press Program Select Key to select PROGRAM A Program B. PROGRAM B Repeat procedure to set Calendar schedule for all days of week 1 and 2 in Program B. To Set An Interval Schedule: Press Program Select Key to select PROGRAM A Program A.
  • Page 16 (Select Daily Watering Schedule Continued) Press Enter Key to select desired interval. ACTIVE WATERING DAYS ENTER 14 DAY CALENDAR INTERVAL Press Program Select Key to select Program B. Repeat procedure to set PROGRAM A Interval schedule for Program B. PROGRAM B Note: First active day of Interval ACTIVE WATERING DAYS schedule is the day when Interval...

  • Page 17: Set Program Start Times

    STEP 6 - Set Program Start Times The sixth and final step is to determine the time of day you want to start a watering program. Each program can be started up to 3 times per scheduled watering day. Start times are set by the position of the program start time controls.

  • Page 18: Manual Operations And Controls

    Manual Operations and Controls Manual Operation Manual Operation allows you to start the Automatic Watering Program or Individual Stations whenever needed. Three types of Manual Operations are available: Full Program, Partial Program and Selected Station(s). Full Program enables all active stations assigned to Programs A and B to operate in sequence.

  • Page 19: Manual Operation - Partial Program

    (Manual Operation Continued) Selected Stations: Turn Station Dial of selected station (clockwise) until display shows two dashes. MANUAL Turn dial (counterclockwise) to set run time. Station will start and operate for set run time. Display will count down run time remaining. MANUAL Repeat this procedure to select up to 5 additional stations.

  • Page 20: Watering Delay ™ Control

    Watering Delay ™ Controller operation can be suspended from 1 to 4 days by pressing the WATERING DELAY Watering Delay Key. Each time the key is pressed, operation is 1-4 DAYS suspended for one day. The Watering Delay Indicator will flash one, two, three, or four times (repeatedly) signifying the number of days remaining until controller operation resumes.

  • Page 21: Selecting Control Options

    Selecting Control Options Two control options are provided to compensate for variations in sprinkler system design and operating requirements. Each control option is selected by the removal of a small jumper plug located on the printed circuit board. (See the illustration below for jumper plug location applicable to your controller model.) Jumper J4 The pump circuit is active whenever a watering station is operating.

  • Page 22: Technical Information

    If you are experiencing a problem with the controller, check the following list of symptoms and remedies. If the problem cannot be solved, please contact your local Toro distributor or the Toro Customer Service department (800) 367-8676 for further assistance.

  • Page 23: Servicing Fuse

    If replacing a fuse does not solve the problem, contact your sprinkler system contractor or local Toro distributor. CAUTION Never install a replacement fuse with a higher amperage rating. Severe damage to the controller can result.

  • Page 24: Specifications

    • Fuses – F1 (Control Circuit) 3/4 Amp F2 (Station and Pump/Master Valve Output) 1-1/2 Amp • Maximum Number of Plastic Valves Allowed Per Station – Two Toro 1 in. Electric • Output to Valves – .01 Amp to .374 Amp @ 24 VAC •...

  • Page 25: Watering Program Record

    Watering Program Record Use this form to record the location of each watering station and the current automatic watering program information. Station # Location Run Time Program A and/or B _________________________ ______ hrs. ______ min. ____ ____ _________________________ ______ hrs. ______ min. ____ ____ _________________________...
  • Page 28 © 1994 THE TORO COMPANY Irrigation Division P.O. Box 489 PRINTING DATE Riverside, California 92502 FORM NO. Printed in U.S.A. JANUARY 1994 REV. A 368-0032...

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