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WeatherTRAK.

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Remote Learn Flow Learning flow measures each station's baseline flow rate so the controller can detect flow anomalies like leaks or Learned Flow
(EX) Extended Leak When an extended leak occurs, flow has exceeded the leak detect threshold continuously for the extended leak period during non-irrigation Alert Types
(SDAC) Station Decoder Address Conflict A Station Decoder Address Conflict happens when multiple station decoders are assigned to a specific station number. When the Station Alert Types
How to Wire a WeatherTRAK Flow3 Photo Diode Flow Sensor: 2-Wire Path Installation Before installing a Flow3 Photo Diode, watch the following video. Use this method when wiring onto the 2-Wire path. 1. Video
WeatherTRAK Grounding Specifications Table of Contents Grounding for 2-WireGrounding Rods and PlatesConnections to Grounding Rods and PlatesSurge ArrestorsSurge Arrestor Wiring and InstallationMetal Wall Grounding
Getting Started with Site Map Table of Contents Navigating Through Site Map Adding a New AssetMoving Assets on the MapEdit Asset DetailsAssigning an AssetUnassigned AssetsImport SiteMap Set Up
Water Adjustments The WeatherTRAK controller features an ADJUST menu that allows for adjustments in watering. Two types of adjustments can be made: Irrigation/Flow Settings
How to Log in to and Change your Password in WeatherTRAK Central To log in to WeatherTRAK Central, you must be an authorized user. You become an authorized user when you purchase WT Central Overview
` (HW) Hardware A hardware alert occurs when the controller is not detecting all of the user-defined Max Active Stations. Irrigation will not Alert Types
(FLO) Flow Key Missing When a flow key missing alert occurs, it means that the flow key permission key is not being recognized on Alert Types
Manual Irrigation Manual operation allows irrigation to start immediately for individual stations. You can specify the number of minutes you would like ET Pro2: Programming
Configuring Points of Connection All points of connections must be configured so they have one or more of the following: a master valve, a OptiFlow
(SDNF) Station Decoder Not Found When a Station Decoder Not Found alert occurs it means that the controller is not communicating with the station decoder Alert Types
FLOW Options: POC, Mainline, Station, Programs The first task when learning flow is to choose what you would like to monitor. You can choose among Point Menu Set Up
Resetting High Depletion Values Update Table of Contents To reset high depletion values from the ET Pro3/LC+ ControllerTo reset high depletion values from Irrigation/Flow Settings
(CO) Controller Off When a Controller Off (CO) status alert occurs, it means that a user has placed the controller into OFF mode. Alert Types
(OC) Over-Current When a valve over-current alert occurs, the current draw for a single valve solenoid has exceeded the station electrical threshold. Alert Types
Filtering a List of Stations With WeatherTRAK Central you can use the filter fields in the Manage Stations area to filter out characteristics for stations Specific Programming Documents
Troubleshooting and Clearing Flow Alerts Update Table of Contents Flow Alerts: Types and DefinitionsMainline Break (MB) AlertStation High Flow (HF) AlertNo Flow (NF) Alert Extended Controller Troubleshooting
Grounding Principles What is grounding? The National Electric Code®, Article 100 defines a ground as "a conducting connection, whether intentional or Grounding
Creating, Canceling & Viewing a MVO (Master Valve Override) Master Valve Override (MVO) can be used to allow access to the mainline for a period of time without triggering Rain/Event Pause
Setting up a Hydraulic Tree A hydraulic tree is the site’s piping infrastructure. A hydraulic tree is built by configuring the water source, the OptiFlow
Updating Station Depletions Update Table of Contents Updating Depletion Levels for an Individual Station Updating Depletion Levels for a User-Selected Group of StationsUpdating OptiFlow
Target MAD and Current Depletion Video: WTC Manage