Installation Setup Diagrams
Visual guide showing the timer installation steps:
- Diagram A: Shows the timer connected to a hose bib with a hose attached.
- Diagram B: Illustrates attaching the mounting brace to the timer bracket using a screw.
- Diagram C: Depicts drilling a hole for installation, showing a screw and tool.
- Diagram D: Shows the final mounting of the timer assembly to the wall.
Important Notes
❄️ When expecting freezing temperatures, timers should be removed from the hose bib to avoid potential freeze damage.
? Filter traps dirt particles, prolonging the life of the timer. Clean filter regularly and replace if worn.
Installing the Batteries
- Remove the tray on the back of the timer by sliding it out.
- Insert two AA (1.5V) alkaline batteries (batteries included) and replace the tray.
- Replace batteries when the low battery icon ? appears.
Installation
After programming, attach the timer to your outdoor faucet.
Mounting to the Wall
- Use nut and bolt to attach the brace to the timer bracket.
- Mark where the brace touches the wall.
For Masonry:
- Drill a 1/2 in. (1.27 cm) hole.
- Insert lag shield and attach brace using 1/4 in. lag screw.
For Stucco:
- Drill 5/16 in. (.79 cm) hole.
- Insert plastic anchor and attach brace using #14 round head screw.
Programming the Timer
- Rotate the dial to the positions indicated or 'SETUP'.
- Press the arrow button ➡️ to switch between station 1 and 2 for all programming.
Setting the Clock
- Press the + button to advance clock time (hold button for quick advance).
- Press the − button to reverse clock time (hold button for quick reverse).
Setting the Start Time
- Press the + button to advance start time (hold button for quick advance).
- Press the − button to reverse start time (hold button for quick reverse).
Watering Duration (How Long)
Set watering duration from 1 to 240 minutes using the + and − buttons.
Watering Frequency (How Often)
Set watering frequency as every 6 hrs, 12 hrs, or from 1 to 7 days using the + and − buttons. '1' is every day, '2' is every other day, etc., up to 7 days.
Auto Mode
The timer waters according to programmed time, station, duration, and frequency.
Rain Delay
- When in AUTO mode, press the + button for 24 hrs, 48 hrs, or 72 hrs.
- The screen will flash between the clock and the hours remaining before the programmed cycle resumes.
- To remove rain delay, turn the dial to 'OFF' ? and then back to 'AUTO' ⚙️.
Auto Manual/Hand Watering
To water without interrupting the set cycle, press the [MANUAL] button and then use the + and − buttons to set the duration from 1 to 240 minutes.
- To remove manual watering (turn off), turn the dial to 'OFF' ?.
- To resume the programmed cycle, turn the dial back to 'AUTO' ⚙️.
Manual Outlet
The manual port of the timer provides access to the hose faucet without interrupting the programmed cycle of the digital port.
- Open the valve in the port by turning the lever ?️ counterclockwise to the open position.
- Close the valve by turning the lever ?️ to the closed position.
Lever Positions:
- Lever Closed: Valve is shut.
- Lever Open: Valve is open.
Troubleshooting
Water does not come on at desired time.
Check if:
- Clock is set to the correct time, including AM and PM.
- Start time is set to the desired time, including AM and PM.
- Rain Delay is active.
Timer does not water.
Check if:
- Timer is set to AUTO ⚙️.
- Hose faucet is on.
- Batteries are low ?.
- Clock is set to the correct time, including AM and PM.
- Rain Delay is active.
Water won't turn off.
Check if:
- Watering duration is set to the desired time.
- Start times begin after the previous watering cycle has run through all stations and set durations.
Product Includes
| Item | Description | Quantity |
|---|---|---|
| A | Brace | 1 (7 1/4 in.) |
| B | #14 Round Head Screw | 1 |
| C | 1/4 in. Lag Screw | 1 |
| D | Bolt | 1 |
| E | Lock Washer | 1 |
| F | Nut | 1 |
| G | Lag Shield (for masonry) | 1 |
| H | Plastic Anchor (for stucco) | 1 |
| I | Timer Bracket | 1 |
Visual Description of Components: The diagram shows various screws, bolts, nuts, washers, anchors, shields, and a brace, all labeled with letters A through I, corresponding to the list above.
Specifications
Working Water Pressure: Minimum: 25 psi, Maximum: 100 psi
Working Temperature: Maximum: Do not exceed 120°F, Minimum: Keep from freezing
Warnings
For outdoor use with cold water only.
Customer Support
? 1-800-488-6156
www.orbitonline.com
Company Information
Orbit® Irrigation Products, Inc.
North Salt Lake, UT 84054
1-800-488-6156
www.orbitonline.com
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Document Part Number: PN 27922-24 rI
