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USER MANUAL 57860 ORBIT IRRIGATION
No external power source needed Ideal for remote locations and drip irrigation Full waterproof construction Easy-Set Logic™ Programming MODEL 57860 PN 57860-24 rA Help: Before returning this sprinkler timer to the store, contact Orbit® Technical Service at: 1-800-488-6156 or 1-801-299-5555. Listings: The sprinkler timer complies with UL-1951. Appropriate international models are CE® approved. Notice: The information in this manual is primarily intended for the user who will establish a watering schedule and enter that schedule into the sprinkler timer. This product is intended to be used as an automatic sprinkler timer to be used near the valves, typically underground in a valve box, as described in this manual.
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© 2007 Fluid Studio. This work is the property of Fluid Studio, and cannot be used, reproduced or distributed in any way without their express permission. Buttons, Dial and Display Buttons Dial A Toggle between Programs A and B OFF All timer functions are OFF
AUTO Timer is set for automatic operation and will only water in this dial position
B Clear settings or cancel events C Decrease value D Increase value, select HOW OFTEN setting or access RAIN DELAY mode
E Move cursor or toggle AM/PM F Access MANUAL WATERING mode G Reset all timer settings
SET TIME Set the time of day SET DATE Set the year, month and day START TIMES Set start times for Programs A and B HOW OFTEN Set the days or interval you want to water HOW LONG Set station run times (0 to 240 minutes) WATER BUDGET Seasonal Adjustment - change station run times all at once – 10% to 200%
1 Shows current station while programming or watering 2 Shows current start time while programming 3 Displays active program(s) while programming or watering 4 Y=Year, M=Month, D=Day for setting date 5 Indicates low batteries (replace batteries if showing) 6 Indicates day of week and watering days selection 7 Indicates that more options are available for that dial position by pressing the button
Install Batteries Step 1 Step 2 Programming your Timer Step 1 Step 1 Turn the dial to START TIMES. Step 2 Step 2–Set Time Press Separate program pod from base Turn the dial to SET TIME. Step 3 Step 3 Step 4 Press
to set the current time. NOTE: Use program B only if you want to schedule watering independent of Program A. To quickly switch between AM or PM press
Press time. Step 3–Set Date Step 4 If more cycles are desired then press and set another start time (up to 4). Turn the dial to SET DATE. To delete a start time press Return program pod to base Press to set the current year then press
NOTE: If start times overlap then the second start time will water after the first is finished. Insert 3 AA batteries as indicated in the battery compartment Note: During battery changes, programming will be preserved for 30 seconds. Press to set the current month then press Press
to set the current day.
to set the desired start
Step 5–How Often Turn the dial to HOW OFTEN. Press
to select the desired program. to select the desired program.
Programming your Timer Press to select the desired days to water: select either days of the week, interval (every 1 to 32 days), or odd/even days. Press ADDITIONAL FEATURES Step 7–Auto Off Press Turn the dial to AUTO. Turn dial to OFF. The set program(s) will run automatically. No watering may occur while in the OFF position. NOTE: The % symbol will show on the screen when the value for A or B is anything other than 100%. Manual Watering Rain Delay To manually run a program: Water Budget Press while dial is in the AUTO position. The timer will run all set programs. Turn dial to WATER BUDGET. NOTE: This feature allows for seasonal adjustments. Turn the dial to HOW LONG. To select only the A or B program, or individual stations: Set the value to 100% to water exactly as programmed. Press to select the desired program. Press Press to select the desired station. Press 240).
Press again to set individual watering times for stations. For a 10 minute run time, 50% will reduce it to be 5 minutes and 200% will increase it to 20 minutes. If INT is chosen press interval. Press
to change to deselect an option. Step 6–How Long to set the run time (0 to Repeat for other stations if needed. NOTE: Manual watering of a set program (A or B) will only work after programming has been set up. Press
to select only A or B program. Press to select the desired program. to reset the value to 100%. to set the budget value NOTE: Rain Delay will cancel all scheduled watering for a 24hr, 48hr, or 72hr period. Press while dial is in the AUTO position. Press until the desired delay is displayed. Do not press any buttons for 3 seconds to start the delay. Press to stop Rain Delay and return to scheduled watering. to cancel watering.
Installing the Valve Installing the Valve Installing the Valve After flushing line, install the valve using appropriate fittings (not included) for your system (see figure below). DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN. Do not use pipe joining compound. Use thread seal tape only. Note arrow on valve for water flow direction. Valves have tapered fittings and therefore require seven to eight turns of thread seal tape to prevent leaking and to guard against the connections bottoming out. To prevent possible leaking, make sure that the valve, fittings and pipe are properly aligned. Hose Poly
PVC Test the System Cautions After all pipe and fittings have been installed, turn the water supply on and check for leaks with the valve closed.
- Check local codes for valve types and permit information. The system is now ready to be controlled electrically from the timer or manually by opening the manual lever/screw. Draining In freezing areas, the valves and lines will need to be drained. Refer to the Orbit® Layout Guide or local dealer to recommend proper drain points. To insure the electric valve is completely drained in the fall, turn off the main sprinkler shutoff valve and electrically run each valve dry for a few minutes. Turn timer to the OFF position.
- If static water pressure exceeds 80 psi, a pressure regulator should be used.
- For outdoor use with cold water only. Not for indoor use. Place valves so they drain away from the house. Notes
- Where possible, always protect valves with an Orbit® Valve Box and place gravel in the bottom.
- Test all lines and fittings before burying the system.
- Use a filter if you will not be using culinary water in your system.
Connecting the TIMER Connect the timer to the valve after you have programmed it. This timer will only operate with DC solenoids that have been included in the package. Replace any original solenoids on valves connected to the timer with these DC solenoids. Glossary of Terms
4. Attach timer to timer clip.
5. Rotate dial to OFF. Wait 60 seconds to
allow the timer to close all valves.
6. Rotate dial to AUTO and replace cap.
1. Make sure the main timer unit is fully
inserted into the docking bay.
2. Twist on the protective timer cover tight
enough to ensure a waterproof, dirtproof seal. Do not over-tighten. Step 3 Step 4
1. Attach timer clip to valve solenoid.
3. Insert wire connector into the recepticle
marked “1” on the bottom of the timer. Ensure that the connector fully seats into the recepticle.
start time will be “stacked” or delayed, and will start upon completion of the previous program. Cycle Start Time- The time the program begins watering the first station. Station (Watering Station)- An area where the watering (irrigation) is all controlled by a single control valve. Multiple Start Times- A feature that allows a program to be operated multiple times on the same day. Program (A or B)- One or more watering stations that share a common programmed watering schedule. Rain Delay- A feature that prevents the sprinkler timer from running it’s scheduled watering program for a specific duration. Connecting Timer to Valve
2. Remove plug from the recepticle
marked “1” on the bottom of the timer. Timer- A device that is responsible for turning an automatic watering system on and off. Step 5 Step 6 Valve (Watering or Irrigation Valve)- Used in conjunction with sprinkler timers – a convenient way to deliver water to lawns, plants and gardens. Watering Program- See Program (A or B). Zones- See “Station (Watering Station).” Solenoid- The electrical part on a sprinkler (irrigation) valve that opens and closes the valve. Stacking- When a start time is set before the previous program has completed, that
Troubleshooting One or more stations do not turn on:
1. Make sure programming is correct.
2. Make sure programming is not in OFF or
3. Remove jack, clean debris, re-plug jack.
4. Clean debris from solenoid.
5. Replace batteries.
6. Replace solenoid.
Stations turn on when they are not supposed to:
1. Turn down water pressure.
2. Check programming to make sure
start times are correct. Check A and B programs and start times 1-4. One station is stuck on and will not shut off:
1. Make sure jack is plugged in.
2. Replace valve.
3. Clean any particles of dirt or debris
stuck in valve or solenoid.
All stations do not turn on:
1. Make sure programming is not in OFF or
2. Lack of power due to depleted batteries
or faulty solar panel (optional).
3. Programming is incorrect.
Timer will not power up:
1. Make sure batteries are installed
2. Replace batteries.
Stations continue to turn on and off when they are not programmed to:
1. Make sure one start time is
programmed with no overlapping schedules.
2. Turn down water pressure.
3. Check A and B programs and
start times 1-4. Gire el selector a SET TIME. Presione deseado. Paso 3 Presione actual. Gire el selector a SET DATE. Orbit® Irrigation Products, Inc. North Salt Lake, UT 84054 www.orbitonline.com 1-800-488-6156 1-801-299-5555
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