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  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
  51. + How to Run a Manual Valve Test Valve tests can be run automatically or manually. A manual valve test is done through the manual test menu.  1. Irrigation/Flow Settings
  52. Activating a Station Inactive stations will not irrigate. An active station are in Auto, User ET or User No ET modes, and not OptiFlow (Central Flow Management)
  53. Add a Customer Logo to WeatherTRAK Reports Use this quick guide to upload a customer logo so it appears in the header of that user’s WeatherTRAK WeatherTRAK Central
  54. Adding a Mainline to the Water Source and Setting the Mainline Break Threshold A Mainline represents the water delivery pipelines that supply water from the Water Source to the valve manifolds. Only Mainlines OptiFlow (Central Flow Management)
  55. Adding Documents to a Controller Video: WTC Manage
  56. Adding Notes to a Controller Video: WTC Manage
  57. Adjusting Programming to Multiple Stations With WeatherTRAK Central, you can adjust programming to multiple stations with just a few clicks of a button.  Save time Irrigation/Flow Settings
  58. Adjusting Your Irrigation Frequency in Auto Mode Step-by-Step Guide Understanding the Depletion Model WeatherTRAK uses a calculated soil depletion model that operates on a station-by-station basis for Video: Programs
  59. Adjusting Your Smart Cycles in Auto Mode Step-by-Step Guide Understanding the Depletion Model and Auto Mode When adjusting stations in auto mode, WeatherTRAK uses a depletion model Video: Programs
  60. Adjusting Your Stations in Auto Mode Step-by-Step Guide Understanding Auto Mode and Runtime Optimization When programming a station to be automated by WeatherTRAK, the controller manages Video: Programs
  61. Administrative Tools Step-by-Step Guide Understanding WeatherTRAK Administrative Tools The WeatherTRAK Administrative Tools are a set of features that allow users to manage Video: Setup
  62. Advanced Options Video: WTC Manage
  63. Alert Management Tools Step-by-Step Guide Understanding WeatherTRAK Alerts A WeatherTRAK alert is the system's way of notifying users that it has Video
  64. Alert Notification Preferences Note: WeatherTRAK displays active alerts in the Mobile App. If you have not already downloaded the WeatherTRAK Mobile App in WeatherTRAK Mobile Overview
  65. App Help _Select an article Mobile version 3.5 and above New Station High Flow Alert Test (ver 3.6)   General Checking WeatherTRAK Mobile Overview
  66. Assigned Program Video: Programs
  67. Assigning a Station to a Pump Start Assigning a station to a pump start is done in the FLOW menu. 1.  Press the FLOW button. 2.  Press Irrigation/Flow Settings
  68. Assigning a Station to a Station Mode Stations can be assigned to one of four station modes. Choices and definitions are listed below.  AUTO: Auto mode, is Menu Setup
  69. Assigning Flow Rates to Pipes and Stations Update Table of Contents Assign flow rates to all stationsAssign flow rates to individual stationsAssign flow rates through Learned FlowLowering OptiFlow (Central Flow Management)
  70. Automate, Control & Manage Your Site with WeatherTRAK Step-by-Step Guide How the WeatherTRAK System Components Work Together The WeatherTRAK system consists of three integrated components that work seamlessly Video: WTC Advantages
  71. Changes to WeatherTRAK Central user name and password rules As of August 28, 2024, WeatherTRAK Central no longer supports a blank space as a supported character type for a WeatherTRAK Central Overview
  72. Changing Mobile User Access to "Reader Only" To limit capabilities to a mobile app user so they cannot make programming changes, you edit the user’s controller User Permission Setup
  73. Checking App Version It is important to use the latest version of WeatherTRAK Mobile. New feature additions and bug fixes are provided on WeatherTRAK Mobile Overview
  74. Choosing the Correct Controller Video: WTC Overview & Reports
  75. Configure Page - Visual Update Explained Overview The OptiFlow Configure page in WeatherTRAK Central has received a visual update (part of the Aug 31st, 2021 WeatherTRAK OptiFlow (Central Flow Management)
  76. 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 (Central Flow Management)
  77. Controller Alerts Video: WTC Overview & Reports
  78. Controller List Page The Controllers page (found under the Controllers tab) lists all controllers available under your user profile. The list provides insightful WeatherTRAK Central Overview
  79. Controller Mode (On/Off) Video: Setup
  80. Controller Mode: Off, Shutdown, Winterize The OFF mode will cause the WeatherTRAK controller to stop current and future irrigation indefinitely. Depletion for stations in auto Menu Setup
  81. Controller Overview Information Video: WTC Overview & Reports
  82. Controller Status Icons A Controller's Status icon is displayed in a few locations within the Mobile app. Most noticeably, the Controller WeatherTRAK Mobile Overview
  83. 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
  84. Daily Run Time and Station Run Time Video: Schedules
  85. DAYS/ TIMES: Water Window, Assign Water Mode To irrigate any station on an automated irrigation schedule, stations must be assigned to a program. Each program can be Menu Setup
  86. Definitions to LTE-M IoT Connectivity 📡 Definitions to LTE-M IoT Connectivity Understanding Cellular Communication for Smart Irrigation Systems 🌐 Introduction to Cloud & IoT (internet of things) Central Management & Communication
  87. Difference between Conventional Wire and 2-Wire Systems Overview What Makes Two-Wire Different from Conventional Wire? The difference between conventional wire and two-wire controllers comes down entirely to Term Definitions
  88. Disabling WeatherTRAK Rain Pause Video Rain/Event Pause
  89. Entering a User Defined Flow Rate A User Defined flow rate can be entered individually for any station on a WeatherTRAK controller. If the station has Irrigation/Flow Settings
  90. ET Values Evapotranspiration (ET) information can be viewed through the ET menu.  What is Evapotranspiration?‍  User with ET Mode Discussion about the Menu Setup
  91. First-time Controller Setup Message When a WeatherTRAK controller is powered up for the first time, synchronization between the controller and the WeatherTRAK servers is WeatherTRAK Central Overview
  92. 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 Setup
  93. 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 Setup
  94. Home Page The Home page in WeatherTRAK Central is your gateway to all pages within WeatherTRAK Central. Navigation to these pages is WeatherTRAK Central Overview
  95. How to enable 'No Limit' for asset icons displayed In WeatherTRAK Mobile, the global display setting for asset icons in Site Map is 500. Meaning, if a Site has SiteMap Setup
  96. 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 WeatherTRAK Central Overview
  97. How to Manually Run Stations Update Table of Contents Manual Operation for Specific StationsManual Operation for All Stations Manual Log Manual operation allows irrigation to Irrigation/Flow Settings
  98. How to Program Flow Sensors With Special Guest: Jonathan Caceres, Owner of Everthrive Landscape, Inc.           Programming Flow for Pro3 and LC Controllers What is Flow Video: Programs
  99. How to program operational delays for OptiFlow The OptiFlow system allows you to program a delay for master valve operation or for station operation. If you want OptiFlow (Central Flow Management)
  100. How to Subscribe to a Report Most WeatherTRAK Reports allow you to create a standing request to deliver a report at specific times. The report is WeatherTRAK Central Overview
  101. How to use the Inspector Tool The OptiFlow Inspector tool performs a series of tests to ensure that the site is configured for proper irrigation. OptiFlow OptiFlow (Central Flow Management)
  102. How WeatherTRAK Can Enhance Corporate Image Overview Balancing Sustainability Goals with Landscape Quality WeatherTRAK smart irrigation technology enables organizations to achieve multiple environmental and business objectives Video: WTC Advantages
  103. How WeatherTRAK Can Help With Leaks and Water Breaks Overview Common Problems from Unmonitored Irrigation Systems Failing to properly monitor irrigation systems can lead to a range of costly Video: WTC Advantages
  104. How WeatherTRAK Increases Operational Efficiency Overview Remote Management Capabilities WeatherTRAK enables comprehensive remote management of irrigation systems from any location. The platform allows you to Video: WTC Advantages
  105. How WeatherTRAK Saves Your Organization Money Overview Return on Investment Timeline WeatherTRAK functions as an investment that delivers ongoing value month after month through both time Video: WTC Advantages
  106. Instructions for Accessing the HPDS ETE Data Service Via command line Secure FTP client (PSFTP used in example) 1. Open your Secure File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) client application. Term Definitions
  107. Manage Controller with Calendar View The new WeatherTRAK Manage Controller page presents a refreshed look and feel while also providing easy access to what the WeatherTRAK Central Overview
  108. Matching Program Water Windows to the Site's Irrigation Window Program water windows need to be updated from the Program page so that they occur during the site's OptiFlow (Central Flow Management)
  109. Menu Buttons The WeatherTRAK front panel has three types of menu buttons:  * Main menu buttons * Manage menu buttons * Program menu buttons.  To Menu Setup
  110. OptiFlow Cross-Mainline Update Overview In February 2024 WeatherTRAK released an update to the OptiFlow system to support specific site configurations commonly referred to as OptiFlow (Central Flow Management)
  111. OptiFlow Key Terms OptiFlow is the elite software on WeatherTRAK that combines the features from the traditional WeatherTRAK system with additional flow management OptiFlow (Central Flow Management)
  112. OptiFlow Overview OptiFlow is now easier than ever to configure and optimize flow across any site—even for complex flow configurations with OptiFlow (Central Flow Management)
  113. OptiFlow Queue Messaging OptiFlow Panel Queue Codes OptiFlow panels display queue codes to let the user know of upcoming irrigation. Below is a OptiFlow (Central Flow Management)
  114. Optiflow: Advanced Flow Management (pt 3) Overview Understanding Advanced Flow Management Advanced flow management represents the third generation of flow monitoring capabilities in WeatherTRAK systems. The Video: OptiFlow
  115. Optiflow: Optimization (pt 1) Step-by-Step Guide Understanding Water Window Alerts and the Problem OptiFlow Solves One of the most frequent challenges WeatherTRAK users face Video: OptiFlow
  116. OptiFlow: Programming (pt 2) Step-by-Step Guide Understanding OptiFlow's Purpose and Capacity Management OptiFlow is designed to allow the shortest amount of irrigation Video: OptiFlow
  117. Pausing Irrigation for Events As a landscape manager for a site that has frequent events, you’re constantly challenged to keep the site looking Rain/Event Pause
  118. Percentage (%) Adjust Video: Schedules
  119. Programming a Station in User No ET Mode Update Table of Contents Assigning a Station to a ProgramSelecting Usage of the Water WindowEnabling Usable RainfallSetting Run TimesSetting Number Menu Setup
  120. Programming for Drought Compliance Accessing the Program Settings 1. Log in to WeatherTRAK Central and select the controller you want to configure. 2. Navigate Video: Programs
  121. Programming for Local Watering Restrictions Step-by-Step Guide Understanding Water Restrictions Water restrictions are becoming the rule rather than the exception across the country as summer Video: WTC Advantages
  122. Programming in Auto Mode Stations can be assigned to one of four different Station Modes. Auto User no ET User Off Programming in Auto Menu Setup
  123. Projected Station Schedules Video: Schedules
  124. Quick Reports Video: WTC Overview & Reports
  125. RainShare and Rain Pause Step-by-Step Guide Understanding WeatherTRAK Rain Response WeatherTRAK manages rain response through three distinct systems that work together to optimize irrigation Rain/Event Pause
  126. Remote Learn Flow Learning flow measures each station's baseline flow rate so the controller can detect flow anomalies like leaks or Learned Flow
  127. Renaming Your Controller Video: WTC Overview & Reports
  128. Report Tools Review Step-by-Step Guide Understanding WeatherTRAK's Reporting Capabilities WeatherTRAK Central offers more than 30 different reports that access all information Video: WTC Overview & Reports
  129. Resetting Current Depletion Video: WTC Manage
  130. 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
  131. Runtime Adjustments Update Table of Contents Changing the Water Window for an Individual Program:Changing the Water Window by Site OptiFlow enables OptiFlow (Central Flow Management)
  132. Save Time with Mobile Site Map Step-by-Step Guide Understanding the Value of Mobile Mapping Mobile mapping transforms how irrigation teams locate, document, and maintain assets across SiteMap Setup
  133. Scheduled Learned Flow Scheduled Learned Flow is a feature that allows you to schedule stations to learn flow. This feature is available on Learned Flow
  134. Scheduling Event Pause Video: Schedules
  135. Scheduling Event Pause and Master Valve Override Tasks This article provides instructions for how to schedule an Event Pause or a Master Valve Override task in WeatherTRAK Central. Rain/Event Pause
  136. Scheduling Master Valve Override Video: Schedules
  137. Scheduling the Learned Flow Test Step-by-Step Guide Understanding Flow Monitoring and Its Importance Before scheduling a learned flow test, it's important to understand Video: Schedules
  138. SELECT STATION options: Station, Plant, Soil, Slope, Sprinklers Setting Up Station IMPORTANT: Please first read Programming a Station in WT Mobile Select Station Microclimate It is not uncommon Menu Setup
  139. Self-Activation Guide Prerequisites Ensure that you have access to the latest version of the WeatherTRAK Mobile app.  The site must already exist WeatherTRAK Mobile Overview
  140. Setting a Master Valve Override Master Valve Override will manually open the master valves for a period of time to allow water to flow through Rain/Event Pause
  141. Setting the Same Time Zone for all Controllers Controller time zones should be automatically updated on a daily basis, but an error may have occurred during set-up where OptiFlow (Central Flow Management)
  142. Setting the Stack and Overlap Mode The WeatherTRAK controller's Programs (found in the Days/Times section of the Program page) can operate in either WeatherTRAK Central
  143. Setting Thresholds for Individual Points of Connection POC thresholds can be set according to what works best for your site, and can be set independently of the OptiFlow (Central Flow Management)
  144. 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 (Central Flow Management)
  145. SETUP Options: Controller Date, Time Changing Date/ Time Set or change the controller date and time to match the current date and time. Incorrect date Menu Setup
  146. Site Inspector Report The Site Inspector Report provides a granular view of your OptiFlow site configuration and highlights potential issues and conflicts that OptiFlow (Central Flow Management)
  147. Site Map Asset Import The Import Asset feature allows you to import assets from another platform into WeatherTRAK Central.  1.  From the Sites tab SiteMap Setup
  148. Site Weather Forecast The Weather forecast is available in WeatherTRAK mobile and in WeatherTRAK.net. On the mobile app, the forecast is available WeatherTRAK Central Overview
  149. Soil & Plant Types Typical Soil Types Identifying and understanding existing site soil is an important factor in meeting plant needs. Soil type is Term Definitions
  150. Standard and Optimized Schedules Update Table of Contents OverviewStandard vs. Optimized SchedulesImportant to Know Overview When an OptiFlow enabled controller is first activated and OptiFlow (Central Flow Management)
  151. Station High Flow Alert Test OptiFlow enabled controllers that experience a Station High Flow Alert or Manager High Flow Alert containing more than one station OptiFlow (Central Flow Management)
  152. Station Mode Video: Schedules
  153. Subscription Renewals The first year of service is included with the purchase of the controller. Renewals can be purchased year by year, WeatherTRAK Central Overview
  154. Target MAD and Current Depletion Video: WTC Manage
  155. Top 10 FAQs Step-by-Step Guide Understanding and Managing Alerts Alerts are the most common reason customers contact support about WeatherTRAK systems. These notifications Term Definitions
  156. Troubleshooting Alerts Step-by-Step Guide Starting Your Day with WeatherTRAK Central Before using WeatherTRAK Mobile for on-site troubleshooting, begin each day with WeatherTRAK WeatherTRAK Mobile Overview
  157. Troubleshooting and Clearing Valve Alerts Update Table of Contents Types of Valve AlertsShort: Possible Solutions & Clearing a Short AlertOver Current: Possible Solutions & Clearing Alerts
  158. Troubleshooting No Flow Learn how to troubleshoot a No Flow Alert on your WeatherTRAK Controller using WeatherTRAK Central.    Troubleshooting No Flow When a Irrigation/Flow Settings
  159. Understanding Station Schedules Video: Schedules
  160. Unlocking & Locking an OptiFlow Controller Unlocking and Locking To enable someone access to the panel of an OptiFlow enabled controller, it must first be Unlocked. OptiFlow (Central Flow Management)
  161. Update Depletion for All Stations Video: WTC Manage
  162. Updating Operating Status To get a real time snapshot of stations that are currently running, you will need to update the Operating Status OptiFlow (Central Flow Management)
  163. 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 (Central Flow Management)
  164. Usage Reports Step-by-Step Guide Understanding WeatherTRAK Water Usage Measurement WeatherTRAK offers multiple ways to measure and track water usage across your irrigation Video: WTC Overview & Reports
  165. User Rain Pause Video Rain/Event Pause
  166. Using Manual Irrigation When manually irrigating stations, you can choose to irrigate a single station, multiple stations, or stations that are part of Irrigation/Flow Settings
  167. Using Percentage Adjust Using the percent adjust feature is a great way to adjust the amount of water being applied to your landscape Irrigation/Flow Settings
  168. Using Site Map Update Table of Contents Getting StartedHow to Add an AssetAdding PhotosHow to Move an AssetHow to Edit Asset DetailsAsset Filter SiteMap Setup
  169. Using the MAD Limit Switch for Sports Turf Update Table of Contents Setting the MAD Limit Switch from WeatherTRAK.netSetting the MAD Limit Switch from the ET Pro3/ Irrigation/Flow Settings
  170. Using the Support Page To get further assistance, you can call support, email support, or access our series of Knowledge-Based articles. To access help, WeatherTRAK Mobile Overview
  171. Viewing & Clearing Alerts From the Sites List page, use the Select button associated with the name of the site you want to view WeatherTRAK Mobile Overview
  172. Viewing Measured Flow from the Controller WeatherTRAK controllers can display measured flow at all times, regardless of how many stations are currently operating. If more than Irrigation/Flow Settings
  173. 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
  174. Watering Days Video: Schedules
  175. Watering to a Budget Step-by-Step Guide Understanding Water Budgets and Regional Context Water budgets represent a progressive approach to water management that is becoming Video: WTC Advantages
  176. Weather Information Video: WTC Overview & Reports
  177. WeatherTRAK and WaterCompass User Roles About this article This guide explains the standard user roles available in WeatherTRAK Central (web and mobile) and WaterCompass. Overview WeatherTRAK Central Overview
  178. WeatherTRAK Central Home Page Enhancements The WeatherTRAK Central Home page underwent a design overhaul August 2024. The new design includes multiple new features and a WeatherTRAK Central Overview
  179. WeatherTRAK Overview Overview WeatherTRAK is HydroPoint's comprehensive smart irrigation management system that uses advanced weather data, local sensor data, and Video: WTC Advantages
  180. WeatherTRAK Overview (short) Overview The Role of Data in Irrigation Management Data plays a critical role in modern irrigation management. The difference between Video: WTC Advantages
  181. What is Budget Monitor and How to Use it? Step-by-Step Guide Understanding Budget Monitor Budget Monitor is one of the less frequently used features on the WeatherTRAK platform, but Video: WTC Overview & Reports
  182. What is Evapotranspiration (ET)? What is Evapotranspiration (ET)? is the process of transferring water from soil and plants into the atmosphere.  * Think of Evapotranspiration Term Definitions
  183. What is RainShare? RainShare enables one rain sensor to be shared with multiple controllers on a site.  Simply install a rain sensor on Term Definitions
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