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Set Season Adjust % Factor Adjust Time/Date
1. Turn the Function Dial to
Current Time/Day. The hour
digits will begin flashing.
2. Adjust the display by pressing the
orbutton.
NOTE: Hold either button down for
rapid advance.
3. Press thebutton to select the
next field.
4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 to set the current
minutes, year, month and day (current
weekday will be set based on calendar
setting).
5. Return the Function Dial to RUN
when finished.
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1. Set the Program Switch to select
program
2. Turn Function Dial to
3. Press theorbutton to adjust the
% value for the selected program.
NOTE: Adjusting the % value to Off
prevents operation of the program.
NOTE: ASeason Adjust % factor over
100% will automatically split the adjusted program run time in half and run a
repeat (back-to-back) program cycle.
4. Press thebutton to select Season
Adjust (for all programs) by month.
5. Press theorbutton to adjust
the % value.
A, B, C, or D.
Season Adjust.
NOTE: Adjusting the % value to Off
prevents operation of all programs for
the entire month.
NOTE: The % symbol will be displayed
to indicate when a Season Adjust %
factor is applied.
Set Rain Delay
1. Turn the Function Dial to
2. Press theorbutton to select the
number of days to delay operation from
1 to 14.
3. Turn the Function Dial to RUN.
NOTE: OFF and the number of rain
delay days remaining until automatic
operation resumes will be displayed.
Automatic operation will resume when
the delay day number is no longer
displayed.
4. To terminate the Rain Delay function,
turn the Function Dial to OFF.
5. Press thebutton until only OFF is
displayed.
6. Turn the Function Dial to RUN.
OFF.
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Manual Station Operations
IMPORTANT: True Manual operation
will override all flow-sensing
limits.True Manual Operation
1. Turn Function Dial to Manual Stations .
2. Press thebutton as needed to select
the station number.
3. Press thebutton to start the station.
ON will be displayed with theicon
(flashing).
NOTE: The station will run continuously
until any navigation button is pressed
or the Function Dial is turned. The station
will turn off automatically at Midnight if
left unattended.
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Timed Manual Operation
1. Turn Function Dial to Manual Stations.
2. Press thebutton to select the station
number.
3. Press theorbutton to select a
manual run time (1 minute – 8 hours).
4. To select additional stations, repeat
steps 2 and 3.
5. When station selections have been
made, turn the Function Dial to RUN.
• The operating station number(s),
remaining station run time andicon
will begin alternating with the current
time of day.
• The stations will operate in the order
selected, either sequentially or
concurrently as determined by
Stack/Overlap option selection.
the
• Automatic mode will resume when the
manual operation has been completed.
• To advance through the station
sequence, press thebutton.
• To terminate manual operation at any
time, turn the Function Dial to OFF.
When the display stops flashing, return
the dial to RUN.
Manual Program Operations
• Single Program Operation
1. Turn the Function Dial to
Manual Programs.
2. Set the Program Switch to select
program A, B, C, or D. The program
letter and MAN will be displayed. All
stations assigned to the program will
be indicated by solid circles.
3. Press thebutton to start the watering
cycle. The first station in sequence will
turn on. The program identifier andicon
will begin flashing.
4. Turn the Function Dial to
• The operating station number, remaining station run time and theicon will
alternate with the current time of day.
• The stations will operate one at a time
in numeric sequence.
• Automatic mode will resume when the
manual operation is finished.
• To turn off an active station and start
the next station in sequence, position
Program Switch (if needed) to select
the program, then press thebutton.
• To end manual operation at any time,
turn the Function Dial to OFF
When the display to stops flashing, turn
the Function Dial to
RUN.
.
RUN.
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• Multiple Program Operation
1. Turn Function Dial to
Manual Programs.
2. Set the Program Switch to select pro-
gram A, B, C, or D.
3. Press thebutton to start the program
watering cycle. The program identifier
will begin flashing and Water Onicon
will be displayed.
4. To select additional programs, repeat
steps 2 and 3.
5. Turn the Function Dial to RUN.
• The operating program identifier, station
number(s), remaining station run time
andicon will begin alternating with
the current time of day.
• The programs will operate in the order
selected, either sequentially or
concurrently as determined by the
Stack/Overlap option selection.
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• Automatic mode will resume when
the manual operation is finished.
• To turn off an active station and start
the next station in sequence, position
Program Switch (if needed) to select
the program, then press thebutton.
• To end manual operation at any time,
turn the Function Dial to
When the display to stops flashing, turn
the Function Dial to
Set Station Run Time
1. Set the Program Switch to select
program
2. Turn Function Dial to Station Times.
3. Press theorbutton to select
the station number. The corresponding
station output terminal will be shown
on the display as a solid circle.
A, B, C, or D.
OFF
RUN.
.
4. Press theorbutton to adjust
the station run time from Off (
8 hours (in 1-minute increments).
If seconds format is enabled, station run
time can be set from 01–60 seconds.
NOTE: Hold either button down for
rapid advance.
5. Repeat steps 3 and 4 for all stations to
be assigned to the selected program.
Set Program Start Time
1. Set the Program Switch to select
program
2. Turn Function Dial to Start Times.
The hour digits will begin flashing.
3. Press theorbutton to select
a start time number (01 to 16).
A, B, C, or D.
-- -- --)to
NOTE: Any start time number currently
assigned to another program can not be
selected. If all 16 start time assignments
are in use, NONE will be displayed.
4. Press theorbutton to select a start
time hour (note the correct a.m./p.m.
designation in the 12-hour clock mode).
NOTE: To remove a start time, select
-- --:-- -- (off), located between 11:00 p.m.
and 12:00 a.m. (00 minutes).
5. Press thebutton to select minutes
digits. Repeat step 4 to set start time
minutes (00–59).
6. Repeat steps 3–5 to set additional start
times for the selected program.
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Set Watering Day Schedule
Note: If the program has an Interval or
Odd/Even schedule currently set, it must
be removed first to select another format.
To Set Calendar Days:
1. Set the Program Switch to select
program A, B, C, or D.
2. Turn Function Dial Calendar Days.
3. Sunday will be displayed and selected
to water indicated by the water icon.
To exclude the day from the schedule,
press theorbutton to display
the Watering Officon.
3. Press thebutton to select the next day.
4. Repeat step 2 and 3 to schedule
the remaining days of the week.
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To Set Odd or Even Days:
1. Set the Program Switch to select
program A, B, C, or D.
2. Turn the Function Dial to the
Odd/Evenposition.
3. Press theorbutton to select
ODD or EVEN.
4. To exclude specific days from watering,
press thebutton to select the day.
5. To exclude the day from the schedule,
press theorbutton to display
the Watering Officon.
6. To exclude additional days (7 maximum),
repeat steps 4 and 5.
To Set Interval Days:
1. Set the Program Switch to select
program A, B, C, or D.
2. Turn the Function Dial to the IntervalDaysposition.
3. The CYCLE LENGTH prompt and the
current Interval (01–31DAY or -- -- -- [Off])
will be displayed.
4. Press theorbutton to select the
Interval cycle length.
NOTE: The cycle length can be set from
01 (water every day) to 31 (water once
every 31 days). The Interval cycle starts
at 01 and increases by 1 digit each day.
The watering day occurs when the
selected Interval cycle length is reached.
To specify when the first watering day
will occur, the current day within the
Interval cycle must be selected.
For example, if a 04 DAY Interval is
entered and watering is to begin in one
day, select 03 as the Current Day.
5. To select the Current Day in the Interval
cycle, press thebutton to display the
CURRENT DAY prompt.
6. Press theorbutton to select the
value (01–selected Interval number).
7. To exclude specific days from watering
(7 maximum), press thebutton to
select the day.
8. To exclude the day from the schedule,
press theorbutton to display the
Watering Officon.
9. Repeat steps 7 and 8 to continue
excluding days.
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Review Program Settings
The Program Review feature provides a
convenient method of reviewing all
user-defined programming information.
Program elements are displayed as follows:
• Total program cycle duration, factored for
Season Adjust %, delays and repeats.
• Total irrigation time (time irrigation actually occurs), factored for Season Adjust
%, delays and repeats.
• Watering day schedule type (Calendar,
Odd/Even of Interval)
• Program start times
• Station run times
• Rain Sensor assignment by program
• All flow settings (when flow sensing
option is used).
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1. Turn the Function Dial to
2. Set the Program Switch to select the
program to be reviewed.
3. Press thebutton to index through
the program information.
4. When finished, turn the Function Dial
to RUN.
Review.
Alert Displays
FUSE – Station and MV/PS output alarm
The TMC-424E features built-in circuit
protection to help prevent damage to the
controller caused by an over-current
condition on any output terminal. If the
controller detects an overload condition, it
will bypass the affected output and display
the word FUSE with the affected station
number identifier(s). All remaining stations
will operate as programmed for automatic
operation.
If the condition occurs on the Pump Start/
Master Valve circuit, all stations using the
master valve will prompt the FUSE message.
To clear the warning, press any button.
The controller will continue to operate as
scheduled and will attempt to run all
stations as programmed.
IMPORTANT: Clearing the display
does not correct the problem. The
controller will retry the affected
station(s) at each programmed watering
cycle and bypass the affected station(s)
until the problem is corrected.
Before continuing to operate the
controller, identify and correct the
source of the problem. In most cases,
the FUSE alert condition is caused by
a faulty valve solenoid, pump start relay
and/or shorted wire splice.
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