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Art. 1242
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Programmiereinheit
GB Operating Instructions
Programming Unit
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Unidad de programación
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GARDENA Programming Unit
Welcome to the Garden of GARDENA...
Please read these operating instructions carefully and observe
the notes given. Use these instructions to familiarise yourself with
the Programming Unit, its correct use and the notes on safety.
For safety reasons, children under the age of 16 as well as persons not familiar with these operating instructions should not use
this Programming Unit.
v Please keep these operating instructions in a safe place.
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Contents
1. Where to Use Your GARDENA Programming Unit
2. For Your Safety
3. Function
4. Putting into Operation
5. Operating Your Programming Unit
6. Trouble-Shooting
7. Putting Out of Operation
8. Technical Data
9. Service / Warranty
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1.Where to Use Your GARDENA Programming Unit
Intended use
This Programming Unit is part of a watering system and is
designed for easy programming of Control Units 1250 in com-
bination with Irrigation Valve 1251.
1250 1251
These provide the possibility to set up fully automatic, cordless
watering systems, which can be designed to cater for varying
water requirements of different plant areas and ensure the functioning of the system in case of insufficient water supply.
Compliance with the enclosed operating instructions provided by
the manufacturer is a prerequisite for proper use of the Programming Unit.
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Please note
The Programming Unit may only be used for programming the
Control Units for GARDENA Irrigation Valves.
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2. For Y our Safety
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LCD display :
Only alkaline batteries of the type 9 V IEC 6LR61 should be
used to attain the maximum running time of 1 year.
We recommend e.g.the manufacturers Varta and Energizer.
v To prevent data transfer errors, the battery must be replaced
in good time.
It can occur that the LCD display blanks if the outside temperature is very high or very low.This has no effect whatsoever on
the retention of data and the correct transmission of data.
The LCD display will return when temperature range is back to
normal operating range.
Programming Unit :
Control Unit :
Wintering:
3. Function
Key allocation
1
4
Battery status display
5
The Programming Unit is splash water proof.
v However, protect the unit from jets of water and do not leave
it within the watering range.
The Control Unit is connected to the Irrigation Valve and is
splash-proof when the cover is closed.
v Ensure that the cover is always closed when the Control Unit
is positioned near the area to be watered.
v Store the Control Unit away from frost at the beginning of the
frosty period or remove the battery.
▲-▼ keys: For changing or advancing specific data
1
Ok key: Confirms the values set using the ▲-▼ keys.
2
Menu key: Changes the programming level.
3
Transmit key: Transfers data from the Programming Unit
4
3
2
Read key : Transfers data from the Control Unit to the
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The display includes a symbol to indicate the charge condition
of the batteries in the Programming Unit and the Control Unit.
Battery condition in the Programming Unit :
If the voltage falls below a certain level, the symbol Batt. int. will
blink until the battery is replaced. If the battery is not replaced
after the first blinking of symbol Batt. int. it is possible to switch
from the energy-saving to operating mode (approx.40 times) on
the Programming Unit.
already entered. (If you hold down one of
the ▲-▼ keys the display runs through the
hours or minutes, for example, more quickly.)
to the Control Unit.
Programming Unit.
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Battery condition in the Control Unit :
If the battery capacity is exhausted while the Control Unit is connected, then the symbol Batt. ext. will star t to blink as soon as
data has been transferred (Read) and continues blinking until
the Control Unit is disconnected from the Programming Unit.
The battery of the Control Units must be changed.
If the battery is not replaced and the Control Unit is connected
to an Irrigation Valve, no watering programmes will be executed.
Manual watering using the ON/OFF key of the Control Unit is
no longer possible.
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Automatic energy-saving
stand-by mode
If left idle for 2 minutes, the Programming Unit switches to stand-by
mode and blanks the display.The image returns after any key is
touched.The main level is shown (time and weekday).
4. Putting into Operation
Stick programming aid sticker
onto Programming Unit :
Stick self-adhesive label
onto Control Units :
Insert the battery in the
Programming Unit :
A
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8
6
A programming aid in the form of a sticker is supplied with the
Programming Unit.
v Stick the programming aid sticker onto the opposite side of the
handle to the battery compartment.
v Label the Control Units with the self-adhesive labels (1 to 12).
This ensures that the Control Units match the Control Units
on the watering plan.
Before programming, you must insert a 9 V monoblock battery
in both the Programming Unit and the Control Unit.
1. Slide down the cover
necessary remove the flat battery.
2. Insert the new battery
the + /– markings in the battery compar tment 9and on the
battery 8).
3. Press the battery
The battery contacts 0touch the contact springs A.
4. Close the battery compartment 9by sliding the cover 6back
into place.
Inserting a new battery resets the unit. The time is set to
and the day is not set.
You must now set the time and day (Refer to 5. Operation
“Setting Time and Day”
on the back of the handle 7and if
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in the correct position (according to
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into the battery compartment 9.
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TIME
and0for hours flash on the display.
).
0:00
Insert the battery in the
Control Unit :
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1. Insert the battery
(according to + /– markings in the battery
compartment Cand on the battery B).
2. Press the battery
compartment
The battery contacts Dtouch the contact
springs E.
The Control Unit is now ready for use.
in the correct position
B
into the battery
B
.
C
B C
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5. Operating Your Programming Unit
MAIN LEVEL
DISPLAY
TIME AND DAY
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TIME AND DAY
PROGRAMMES
MENU
LEVEL 1
ENTER
MENU
LEVEL 2
ENTER
MENU
Changing the
programme level:
Setting the time and day :
1.
Structure of the 3 Programme Levels
There are three programme levels:
Main Level :
• After all programming has been completed:
– the current time and current day are displayed
– the watering programmes with entries are displayed
– the dots between the hours and minutes flash
• Activation of the function
• Transmitting and receiving programme data.
Level 1:
• Setting the current time and day.
Level 2 :
• Setting or changing the watering programmes.
v Press the Menu key.
level each time you press the
“Changing the Manual Watering Time”.
The display advances one programme
Menu
key.
Time and Day (Level 1)
You must set the time and day before you can create the watering programmes.
1. If you have not
the main level, press the Menu key.
TIME
and the hours (for example 0) flash.
inserted a new battery and the display shows
2.
3.
4.
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2. Set the hours using the ▲-▼ keys (for example
and confirm by pressing the Ok key.
TIME
and the minutes flash.
3. Set the minutes using the ▲-▼ keys ( for example
and confirm by pressing the Ok key.
TIME
and the day flash.
4. Set the day using the ▲-▼ keys (for example Mo for Monday)
and confirm by pressing the Ok key.
The time and day are now displayed for approx. 2 seconds.
The display then advances to level 2 where you can create
the watering programmes.Programme 1 flashes (refer to
“Creating Watering Programme”
).
12
hours)
30
minutes)
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