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Conexión de válvula
maestra /bomba
Poste de
prueba
Fusible
Compuerta
abisagrada del
compartimiento
de cableado
SIGUIENTESIGUIENTE
PGMPGM
ANTERIORANTERIOR
PROGRAMA MANUALPROGRAMA MANUAL
AJUSTE DE VALORESAJUSTE DE VALORES
MODOMODO
SENSORSENSOR
AUTO
AJUSTE
AUTO
AJUSTE
STANDARDSTANDARD
ACTIVEACTIVE
BYPASSBYPASS
PGM SUN MON TUE WED
FAULT NO AC
ZONE START
A
B
C
D
THU FRI SAT
FUSE STATUS LIGHT
GREEN: GOOD FUSE
RED: BLOWN FUSE
NO LIGHT: NO POWER
VERDE: FUSIBLE BUENO
ROJO: FUSIBLE MALO
NO LUZ: NO ELECTRICIDAD
LA LUZ ESTADO FUSIBLE
S1 S2 COM MV/P
2 3 4 5 6
7
Conexión común de cable
Conexiones
de sensor
Terminales para las zonas 1 a 4
Conexiones para
módulos de
expansión (SLM2)
Conexiones
de energía
auxiliar de 24V
Faldón
conductor
para el
cableado
AC de 24V
Panel de
programación
(véase el
manual del
propietario)
ENCENDIDO
APAGADO
TIEMPO/FECHA
TIEMPOS
FUNCIONAMIENTO
TIEMPOS DE
ARRANQUE
DIAS DE RIEGO
OMISION FECHA/DIA
AJUSTE ESTACIONAL %
FUNCIONES AVANZADAS
CODIGO POSTAL/
LATITUD
TIPO SUELO
MAS/MENOS
TIP PLANTA
TIPO ASPERSOR
ZONA MANUAL
TEST MANUAL
A
U
T
O
A
J
U
S
T
O
RE
D
BL
A
C
K
S
IL
V
E
R
Conexió de 24V AC
Orificio para montaje
en la pared
Retenedores del cable
de 24V AC
Compartimiento
del SLHUB
Ubicaciones adicionales
para tornillos de montaje
(opcionales)
Retenedor para el cable
de comunicación del SLW
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RED
BL
A
CK
S
IL
V
E
R
24V AC Connection
Wall mounting keyhole
24V AC Cable
Restraints
SLHUB
Compartment
Additional wall mounting
screw locations (optional).
Restraint for SLW
communication cable
Hot Post
Fuse
Hinged Wiring
Compartment
Door
Programming
Panel (See
owner’s manual)
NEXTNEXT
PGMPGM
BACKBACK
RUN MANUAL PROGRAMRUN MANUAL PROGRAM
ADJUST VALUEADJUST VALUE
MODEMODE
SENSORSENSOR
AUTO
ADJUST
AUTO
ADJUST
STANDARDSTANDARD
ACTIVEACTIVE
BYPASSBYPASS
PGM
SUN MON TUE WED
FAULT NO AC
ZONE START
A
B
C
D
THU FRI SAT
FUSE STATUS LIGHT
GREEN: GOOD FUSE
RED: BLOWN FUSE
NO LIGHT: NO POWER
VERDE: FUSIBLE BUENO
ROJO: FUSIBLE MALO
NO LUZ: NO ELECTRICIDAD
LA LUZ ESTADO FUSIBLE
S1 S2 COM MV/P
2 3 4 5 6
7
SL800 Controller Installation Instructions
Controller Installation
The SL800 is designed for indoor installations only. Choose a location that is
convenient to valve wiring and a 120V (230V for export models E-SL800
and E-SL800A) outlet. The SL800 is not intended for operation by children
and should be installed in a location convenient for operation by adults but
out of the reach of children. Choose a location with good lighting to
maximize display readability.
Installing Optional SLHUB
(If you are not installing an SLW Weather Station, you can skip this step.)
• If you are going to use an SLW Weather Station with the SL800, the first
step in installation is to open and discard the SLHUB compartment cover
on the back of the SL800 housing. Insert the SLHUB (packaged with the
SLW) with the green communication cable terminal to the lower left.
Carefully push the SLHUB onto the 10-pin connector. Use provided screw
to secure SLHUB to SL800 cabinet. Connect the RED, BLACK and SILVER
wires to the SLHUB matching color polarity as shown on the terminal.
Secure the communication cable in the restraint provided on the housing.
Mounting the SL800 Controller
• Install a wall anchor. Insert the provided mounting screw into the the wall
anchor to a depth allowing the head of the screw to be inserted in the
keyhole at the top center of the housing. The housing should be flat against
the wall with the head of the screw in the keyhole.
• Remove the hinged wiring compartment door and set it aside temporarily.
• Level the controller housing on the wall and secure it with a second screw
through the center housing standoff located just below the terminal position
for Zone 1. If additional screws are desired, use the left and right standoffs
at the bottom of the housing.
24V Valve Wiring
• Connect Common Valve Wire to COM screw.
• Connect optional master valve or pump start to MV-P terminal and the
Common terminal.
• Connect zones 1 through 4 to terminal screws provided. Note: You should
always locate zones by using the Hot Post connection. On the SL800, you
may use the left 24V auxiliary terminal position as a Hot Post. This terminal
position is protected by the fuse.
• If you require constant 24VAC power for a wireless sensor or other
optional powered equipment, use the two 24VAC auxiliary terminals
provided at the left end of the terminal strip.
24V AC Power Wiring
• Insert male connector into female receptacle on the side of the SL800
housing. Use provided restraints to route the power cable down the side of
the housing. Plug transformer into convenient outlet.
Adding Extra Zones
• Connections for two SLM2 modules are provided at the right side of the
terminal strip to expand the SL800 to 6 or 8 zones. The SLM2 modules are
hot swappable and the SL800 will instantly recognize the additional
zones. Push each module onto the male connector. Use the provided
terminal screws to secure the front of the module. Do not skip module
position 5 and 6. Always install that module position first. To remove an
SLM2 module, first remove the terminal screws and then use a small flat
blade screwdriver to move the module forward from the rear connector.
Connecting a Sensor
• Use the S1 and S2 positions on the terminal strip for connecting a
standard type rain sense or freeze sense. Discard the wire loop if a sensor
is connected. Important: The wire loop must be left in place if a sensor is
not in use. Do NOT use the S1 and S2 for connecting a Weathermatic
SLW. See SLHUB instructions above.
Conduit Skirt
• Complete your installation by sliding the conduit skirt into the locking slots
on the housing. If you have installed an SLW, route the communication
cable through any of the side openings provided on the skirt. Use two
additional provided screws to secure the bottom of the skirt to the wall.
• Replace the hinged wiring compartment door.
Electrical Data for the SL800.
• The SL800 uses a 750mA transformer to power a total of 2 valves
including a master valve or pump start relay. Take caution when installing
a pump relay that maximum output current does not exceed 720mA.
• The SL800 does not use a backup battery. All programming information
including time and date are non-volatile.
• Replacement fuse for the SL800 is a 1.0A, 3AG, slow blow fuse.
Common Wire Connection
Master Valve/Pump Connection
Sensor Connections
Terminals for zones 1 through 4
Connections
for expansion
modules (SLM2)
24V Auxiliary
Power Connections
Conduit
Skirt for
24V AC
Wiring
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SIGUIENTESIGUIENTE
PGMPGM
ANTERIORANTERIOR
PROGRAMA MANUALPROGRAMA MANUAL
AJUSTE DE VALORESAJUSTE DE VALORES
PGM SUN MON TUE WED
FAULT NO AC
ZONE START
A
B
C
D
THU FRI SAT
MODOMODO
SENSORSENSOR
AUTO
AJUSTE
AUTO
AJUSTE
STANDARDSTANDARD
ACTIVOACTIVO
BYPASSBYPASS
TIEMPO/FECHA
TIEMPOS FUNCIONAMIENTO
POR ZONA
TIEMPOS DE ARRANQUE
DIAS DE RIEGO
OMISION FECHA/DIA
AJUSTE ESTACIONAL %
ENCENDIDO
TEST MANUAL
ZONA MANUAL
CODIGO POSTAL/LATITUD
TIPO ASPERSOR
TIPO PLANTA
TIPO SUELO
MAS/MENOS
SLW10/15 Weather Station
La lengüeta de Detección de
Lluvia situada
SLW20 Weather Station
Rain Sense tab
ENCENDIDO
OMIT TIMES/DAYS
RUN
SEASONAL % ADJUST
DAYS TO WATER
ZONE RUN TIMES
PROGRAM START TIMES
CURRENT TIME/DATE
SL800 Controller Quick Start Guide
NEXTNEXT
PGMPGM
BACKBACK
RUN MANUAL PROGRAMRUN MANUAL PROGRAM
ADJUST VALUEADJUST VALUE
PGM SUN MON TUE WED
FAULT NO AC
ZONE START
A
B
C
D
THU FRI SAT
• Set time of day (AM/PM) and
month/day/year.
• Set daily start times (AM/PM) for
Programs (A, B, C, D) in use.
• Set zone run times (1 min to 9 hours 55
minutes) for Programs (A, B, C, D) in
use.
• Set watering days by selecting days of
week or interval (1 to 30 days) or odd
or even days for Programs (A, B, C, D)
in use.
• Set omit times, days, and dates to
accommodate watering blackout periods
(optional).
• Set seasonal % by month for Programs
A, B, C, D (optional).
• Return dial to RUN.
1
2
5
7
4
3
6
Standard Programming
Use PGM to select program
A, B, C, or D.
Use NEXT and BACK buttons
to select options and scroll
between zones.
Use UP ▲ and DOWN ▼
arrow buttons to set values for
flashing options.
Manual Operation
Manual Test
Turn dial to MANUAL TEST. Use UP ▲
and DOWN ▼ arrows to enter run time
(10 seconds to 10 minutes) for all zones
with assigned run time. Return dial to
RUN to start.
Manual Zone
Turn dial to MANUAL ZONE. Use NEXT
button to select zone to run. Use UP ▲
and DOWN ▼ arrow keys to select
zone run time (1 min to 9 hours 55
minutes). Return dial to RUN to start.
Refer to Owner’s Manual for Advanced
Functions dial position.
MANUAL ZONE
MANUAL TEST
10
11
9
1
2
5
3
4
7
8
6
• Verify correct time and date at Set
Time/Date dial position.
• Enter Zone Run Times, Start Times, and Days.
See Standard Programming instructions.
• Turn dial to steps noted below. Use NEXT and
UP ▲ and DOWN ▼ arrow keys for the
following program steps:
• Enter ZIP Code or Latitude.
• Enter Sprinkler Type or Precipitation Rate for
each zone. Unused zones should be set to OFF.
• Enter Plant Type for each zone
• Enter Soil Type and Degree of Slope for each
zone.
• Enter More or Less setting (optional). Set % by
zone to accommodate factors like shade, wind,
and sprinkler inefficiencies.
• Return dial to RUN.
Auto Adjust Programming
Installation of optional SLW weather
station and Standard Programming is
required for Auto Adjust Programming.
RUN
MORE/LESS
SOIL TYPE
PLANT TYPE
SPRINKLER TYPE
ZIPCODE or LATITUDE
MODEMODE
SENSORSENSOR
AUTO
ADJUST
AUTO
ADJUST
STANDARDSTANDARD
ACTIVEACTIVE
BYPASSBYPASS
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SLW20 Weather Station
Rain Sense tab
SLW10/15 Weather
Station Rain Sense tab
• Initiate communication with the
SLW weather station. You will
need to go to the SLW weather
station and push down on the
Rain Sense tab at the top for 15
seconds. If communications have
been established, you will see an
antenna icon on the bottom
of the display. Flashing
antenna icon indicates
communication has occurred in
last five minutes.
See Owner’s Manual.
• Use MODE button to enter Auto
Adjust. If you hav communication
with the SLW, the Auto Adjust
GREEN LED will light. This
confirms that you are operating
in Auto Adjust.
• Select Active LED for sensor
position so that the controller will
shut down during rain and
freeze events.
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