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6.4 Programming

Entering the Current Data

1. Press the O.K. key

➔ the hours ( Time) start flashing.

2. You can enter the time using the man. key, e.g. 9 : 00.

3. Use the O.K. key to confirm the hour you have entered and to allow

you to enter the minutes.

4. Select the minutes using the man. key, e.g. 23.

5. Confirm your entry by pressing the O.K. key and switch to the starting

time.

Entering the Starting Time

1. Use the man. key to enter the hours of the starting time, e.g. 7.

Then press the O.K. key to confirm your entry and to enter the minutes.

2. Once again, use the man. key to set the minutes of the starting time,

e.g. 30.

Confirm your entry by pressing the O.K. key. You can now choose your

program.

Active Program

1. Choose a program listed in the section "Program Overview". Press the

man. key repeatedly until the program number you require appears on

the display.

Note : With the combination 00 ("Stand-by") no program is active.

2. Confirm your selection by pressing the O.K. key.

➔ You have now successfully programmed your Water Timer. The current

time now appears on the display.

Note

You can jump to the next program level at any time during the program-

ming sequence by pressing the O.K. key (current time, starting time,

program number). The set data is then simultaneously accepted.

If you do not enter data within 120 seconds, you automatically leave

the programming mode and the LCD shows the current time (normal

display). Any changes you have made previously are applied.

You have now successfully programmed your Water Timer. Your garden

will now be watered automatically at the programmed times.

Display During Active Time

Example :

The current time is 8:45 am

On is lit; this means watering is in progress (active)

The double dots between the hours and minutes of the time are flashing;

this means the clock is running.