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Alert Types.

  1. (AB) Adaptor Board Not Found When an Adaptor Board not Found (AB) alert occurs, it means that a 72 or 96 station controller is not Alert Types
  2. (ALK) Advanced Leak When an advanced leak alert occurs, flow has exceeded both the advanced leak alert threshold and the evaluation time threshold Alert Types
  3. (CCRP) Climate Center Rain Pause When a Climate Center Rain Pause (WeatherTRAK Rain Pause) alert occurs, it means that irrigation has been paused by the Alert Types
  4. (CLK) Catastrophic Leak When a catastrophic leak alert occurs, flow has exceeded the catastrophic leak and evaluation time thresholds during non-irrigation hours. Possible Alert Types
  5. (CM) NO ET Communication A No ET Communication Alert is a communication alert that occurs when ET data (Evapotranspiration) has not been received for Alert Types
  6. (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
  7. (CP) Controller Paused When a controller paused alert occurs, it means that irrigation has been paused by either a rain pause or rain Alert Types
  8. (DY) Water Day Possible Cause: Current weather conditions require run times that exceed the lengths of the water window. Possible Fixes: * Change the Alert Types
  9. (EP) User Event Pause When a user event pause alert occurs, it means that irrigation has been configured to pause for an event. All Alert Types
  10. (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
  11. (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
  12. (HF) Station High Flow When a station high flow alert occurs, flow has exceeded the station high flow threshold, which is set during the Alert Types
  13. (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
  14. (LF) Station Low Flow When a station low flow alert occurs, the station’s flow rate is below the station low flow threshold. The Alert Types
  15. (LK) Leak A Leak alert occurs when the flow has exceeded the Leak Detect Threshold for the first leak delay period. Possible Alert Types
  16. (MB) Mainline Break If a mainline break has occurred, flow has exceeded the mainline break threshold and the controller will close the station Alert Types
  17. (MBlk) Mainline Break Leak When a mainline break leak alert occurs, flow has exceeded the mainline break threshold when irrigation is off. Possible Causes Alert Types
  18. (MDAC) Master Valve Decoder Address Conflict A Master Valve Decoder Address Conflict happens when the controller recognizes multiple master valve decoders assigned to a single master Alert Types
  19. (MDNF) Master Valve Decoder not Found A Master Valve Decoder not Found alert happens when the controller cannot communicate with the master valve decoder on the Alert Types
  20. (MHF) Manager High Flow When a manager high flow alert occurs, flow has exceeded the station high flow threshold. Possible Causes * A broken sprinkler Alert Types
  21. (MI) Manual Irrigation When a manual irrigation status alert occurs, it means that a user has started manual irrigation on a single or Alert Types
  22. (MLF) Manager Station Low Flow A Manager Station Low Flow alert occurs when the total combined value of all active stations drops below the Station Alert Types
  23. (MNF) Manager No Flow A Manager No Flow alert occurs when flow has dropped below the No Flow threshold for that mainline. An alert Alert Types
  24. (MVF) Master Valve Fault When a master valve fault alert occurs, the master valve is closed, but flow is being detected above the alert Alert Types
  25. (MVO) Master Valve Override When an MV Override (MVO) status alert occurs, it means that the controller’s irrigation is being paused by a Alert Types
  26. (NC) No Connect Valve alerts are viewed in the Alerts menu. If you have an alert, you will see a two-letter abbreviation (NC, Alert Types
  27. (NF) No Flow Alert A no flow alert means that the flow has dropped below the No Flow Threshold. Possible Causes: * The solenoid plunger Alert Types
  28. (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
  29. (OFI) OptiFlow Inspector When an OptiFlow Inspector alert occurs, it means that the OptiFlow Inspector tool has detected a programming issue that can Alert Types
  30. (OFL) Controller Offline When a controller offline alert occurs, it means that the controller has not had recent communication with the WeatherTRAK Central Alert Types
  31. (PK) Permission Key An OptiFlow permission key resembles a USB thumb drive and is located on the back of the control panel. The Alert Types
  32. (POC) Point of Connection not Found When a Point of Connection Not Found alert occurs, it means that a program has been assigned to a mainline Alert Types
  33. (PSM) Pump Start Missing When a Pump Start Missing (PSM) alert occurs, it means that a station identified as the pump start is not Alert Types
  34. (RS) Rain Switch On When a Rain Switch On alert occurs, the controller has been placed in a rain pause due to a rain Alert Types
  35. (SB) ET Subscription An ET Subscription Alert is an account alert, indicating that the ET Everywhere subscription has expired. An ET Subscription Alert Alert Types
  36. (SBK) Station Break Note This type of alert applies to OptiFlow controller only. When a station break alert occurs, the mainline break threshold Alert Types
  37. (SD) System Shutdown When a system shutdown alert occurs, it means that a user has turned off all irrigation by placing the controller Alert Types
  38. (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
  39. (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
  40. (SE) SE Irrigation ON When a SE Irrigation ON (SE) alert occurs, it means that the controller is operating stations that are scheduled for Alert Types
  41. (SH) Valve Short When a short alert occurs, the current draw for a single valve solenoid has exceeded 3.0 amps. When shorts Alert Types
  42. (SHD) Station High Depletion When a station high depletion alert occurs, it means that the station depletion rate is greater than 70% while in Alert Types
  43. (SNF) Stations Not Found When a stations not found alert occurs, the controller is not detecting all of the user-defined max active stations. The Alert Types
  44. (SOC) System Over Current When a system over current alert occurs, it means that the current electrical draw for a group of stations has Alert Types
  45. (TBM) Terminal Board Mismatch Note  This alert is for the ET Pro3 and OptiFlow XR controllers, firmware versions 6.6 or 7.2+ or Alert Types
  46. (UKM) Update Key Missing A cloud update key resembles a USB thumb drive and is located on the back of the control panel. The Alert Types
  47. (URP) User Rain Pause When a user rain pause alert occurs, it means that irrigation has been paused by a user because of rain. Alert Types
  48. (UU) Unexpected Usage Info An unexpected usage alert is for the OptiFlow controller only. This alert happens when an OptiFlow controller measures usage Alert Types
  49. (W) Winterized When a winterized alert occurs, it means that the controller has been placed into a winterized status. All scheduled irrigation Alert Types
  50. (WD) Water Window When a water window alert occurs, there is a conflict between a program and a water window. This usually occurs Alert Types
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