Nelson TWIG handleiding
Handleiding
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848 Airport Road, Walla Walla, Washington 99362 U.S.A.
Tel: +1 509.525.7660 / Fax: +1 509.525.7907
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Contains FCC ID: ZH6-VRCOMM-HP
Contains transmitter module IC: 9686A-VRCOMMHP
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the
following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2)
this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may
cause undesired operation.
Rev. 17 - 2/15
Press to wake the display. Press to advance to next menu.
MENU DESCRIPTION / ACTION
SIGNAL STRENGTH
Good signal =
Poor signal =
SOLENOID TEST Press
to begin test.
Solenoid #1 closed. Press
to open.*
Solenoid #1 open. Press
to close.*
Press
to end test.**
*When multiple solenoids are controlled by one TWIG, press and use or to test each solenoid.
**After a solenoid test, the valve will return to its original state after several seconds.
BATTERY STRENGTH Max charge =
Low battery =
TWIG ID Press to view the TWIG ID.
Press to go back.
TD200 NETWORK Press to view/congure current network.
Press to go back. Press to reset.
Press to search available networks.
Press to join your network, or
No networks found.
Join network countdown - display will return to
signal menu
when nished.
RADIO CHANNEL Active channel.
Nelson Irrigation Corporation
Tel: +1 509.525.7660
twigwirelesscontrols.com
NELSON WIRELESS CONTROLS
SYSTEM INFO & SETUP
Maintenance:
Batteries: It is likely that several of the network devices require batteries for power. Your should
plan to replace the ‘D’ cell batteries each year before the irrigation season. The TWIGs each have
two ‘D’ cell batteries for the need to be replaced. Recycle the batteries at your local recycler.
Solar Panel: The efciency of the solar panel will be maintained by keeping the panel surface free
of dirt and dull water stains. The eld environment can coat the clear panel layer resulting in lower
solar power output. An annual cleaning is recommended.
Solenoid: The solenoid should be drained before freezing temperature happens. Freeze damage
is one of the main causes of solenoid failure. Other solenoid problems can be found in the wire
connections. Check the operation of the solenoid coil before the irrigation season. The solenoid
operation test can be done using the TWIG ‘SOL’ function.
Antenna Cable: The antennas can last a long time but do require some annual inspection. When
looking for faults, it’s important to know that most faults are connector related. This includes loose
connectors, corroded connectors, and poorly installed connectors. Most remaining faults are cable
related. The problems may include water in the cable, loose weather wrap, pinched cables, poorly
installed ground kits, bullet holes, and even nails in the cable! A small portion of the faults are
antenna related. Check the antenna cable to make sure it isn’t damage.
End of Season Maintenance: The TWIG should be unassigned from the TD200 and the batteries
removed. Valves should be drained to avoid freeze damage.
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Productinformatie
| Merk | Nelson |
| Model | TWIG |
| Categorie | Niet gecategoriseerd |
| Taal | Nederlands |
| Grootte | 23106 MB |