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GARDENA
Art. 1243
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GB Operating Instructions
Central Radio Control Unit
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The control signals are transmitted to the receiver. Frequent data
transfer between the Central Radio Control Unit and the Receiver
ensures reliable operation.
3. Key Functions and Display
Key Functions
Key
Function
▲ /▼
For changing or advancing specific data already
entered. (If you hold down one of the ▲-▼ keys
the display runs through the hours or minutes,
for example, more quickly.)
1
2 3 4
OK
Confirms the values set using the ▲-▼ keys.
2
3
4
5
1
8
Reset
Setup
Deletes all data (reset).
For the system settings
(e.g. registering receivers).
There is no danger of interference with other 433 MHz devices
(e.g. garage door opener) or other radio remote controls (e.g.
owned by your neighbours).
Menu + / Changes the display level
5
6
7
Menu –
(main level, time level, programme level).
Test
Activates the test functions (e.g. battery status).
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Compliance with the operating instructions provided by GARDENA
is a prerequisite for proper use of the Central Radio Control Unit.
Man
On/Off
For opening or closing individual channels
manually (test radio range).
The Central Radio Control Unit must only be used for controlling
the Radio Receiver for GARDENA Irrigation Valves and the
Radio Switch.
Please note
Channel
Sensor
Changes display from channels to sensors
and sensor configuration.
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System Displays
Radio Reception Display
2. For Your Safety
:
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0
Only use four 1.5-volt alkaline AA batteries to achieve the speci-
fied maximum operating time when the unit is not connected to
the mains. We recommend Varta and Energizer batteries.
is displayed
= good reception
ERROR and V flashing
= poor reception
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A
LCD display:
The LCD display may go blank if the outside temperature falls
below – 10°C or rises above 60°C. This has no effect whatso-
ever on data storage or the correct transfer of data. The LCD
display will function normally again when the outside tempera-
ture returns to the normal operating range (– 10°C to 50°C).
Battery Status Display of Central Radio Control Unit:
If the voltage falls below a certain level, the battery status
display
of the Central Radio Control Unit flashes until the
0
battery is replaced.
v If the battery status symbol flashes on the display you must
Battery Status Display of Radio Receiver:
If the voltage falls below a certain level, the battery status
replace the batteries immediately.
display
and the arrows V in front of the channels of the
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Central Radio Control Unit:
To ensure good radio reception, position your Central Radio
Control Unit near a window if you prefer to keep it indoors.
Radio Receiver flash until the battery is replaced.
The range of the radio control unit depends on the material that
must be penetrated. Concrete walls or buildings made of sheet
metal can limit the range considerably.
If the battery status display flashes the valves are closed auto-
matically.
Extreme weather conditions (fog, rain) can also restrict the
range.
Frost Warning Display:
If the temperature of a receiver falls below +5 °C, the frost
warning symbol
the receiver flash and the Central Radio Control Unit beeps.
and the arrows V before the channels of
A
v Protect the Central Radio Control unit against moisture.
Radio Receiver:
The Radio Receivers are installed in the valve boxes of the
Irrigation Valves and are safe against flooding.
v Press the OK key to confirm the frost warning.
The valve box must be installed such that is it safe against
flooding.
v Always ensure that the cover is closed.
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7. Set programme start time
(START-TIME):
1. Set the hours for the programme start time using the ▲-▼ keys
and confirm by pressing the OK key.
The 3 Display Levels
Main Level
Time Level
Programme Level
2. Set the minutes for the programme start time using the ▲-▼
keys and confirm by pressing OK.
8. Set the programme run time 1. Set the hours for the programme run time using the ▲-▼ keys
(RUN-TIME):
and confirm by pressing OK.
2. Set the minutes for the programme run time using the
▲-▼ keys and confirm by pressing OK.
9. Set the watering days:
Every 2nd or 3rd day:
v Set the arrow L to 2nd or 3rd using the ▲-▼ keys and confirm
by pressing OK.
Any day of the week:
v Set the arrow L to the correct day using the ▲-▼ keys and
confirm the day by pressing OK.
Changing the Display Level:
v Press the Menu + key.
10. Assign the programme
to the channels:
1. Set the arrow V to the channel you require using the ▲-▼ keys
and activate the channels by pressing OK.
2. Press Menu+ to return to the program selection screen.
The display changes to the next level.
If you do not press another key within 2 minutes, the main level
appears automatically on the display.
11. Manual Operation:
1. Press the Man On/Off key.
2. Set the V to the channel using the ▲-▼ keys and open or close
the channel by pressing OK.
4. Quick Reference Operating Instructions
1. Create control plan:
v Enter the data for the watering programmes on the control plan
The opening time is set to 30 minutes as a default but the opening
time can be set manually as required (see 8.1 Opening/Closing
Channel Manually).
(see Appendix).
2. Label irrigation valves
and radio switches:
v Label the irrigation valves and radio switches corresponding to
the channels of the watering plan using the stickers provided.
3. Put Central Radio Control
Unit into operation:
1. Mount aerial.
5. Creating a Control Plan
2. Connect the Central Radio Control Unit to the mains via the
power pack and insert the batteries (use 1.5-volt alkaline AA
batteries only).
v Enter the data of the watering programme in the control plan
(see appendix).
The batteries prevent loss of data if a power failure occurs.
Example of a Control Plan:
4. Enter current time
and day of the week:
1. Set the hours using the ▲-▼ keys and confirm by pressing
the OK key.
Receiver
Channels PROG START-TIME RUN-TIME 3rd 2nd Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su Sensors
2. Set the minutes using the ▲-▼ keys and confirm by pressing
the OK key.
3. Set the day of the week using the ▲-▼ keys and confirm
by pressing the OK key.
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2
3
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
5:00
7:00
1:00
1:00
1:00
0:30
0:30
2:00
3:00
5:00
X
X
1
1
1
4
4
–
–
–
Sprinkler-
System
18:00
19:00
6:00
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Micro-Drip-
System
5. Register Receiver:
1. Press the Setup key (e.g. using the tip of a pen).
2. Insert batteries in just one Radio Receiver
– or – just one Radio Switch.
3. Set channel number(s) using the ▲-▼ keys and confirm
by pressing the OK key.
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5
6
Lightline
20:00
9:00
Pond
pump
13:00
4. Repeat steps 1 to 3 for each receiver until you have registered
all receivers.
Garden
pump
M
–
–
–
–
6. Set the Control Programme 1. Press the Menu + key twice.
(PROG):
2. Select the programme memory location using the ▲-▼ keys
and confirm by pressing the OK key.
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6. Labelling Irrigation Valves and Radio Switch
If you replace the batteries when the Control Unit is not connect-
ed to the mains you will reset the unit. TIME and 0 for the hours
flash on the display and you must enter the time and day (refer
to section 7.2 Setting the Current Time and Day of the Week).
v Label the Irrigation Valves and Radio Switches using the stick-
ers provided with the irrigation valves. Match them to the corre-
sponding channels on the control plan.
Before installing the batteries in the Radio Receiver and/or
plugging the Radio Switch into the mains, you must activate the
registering mode of the Central Radio Control Unit. The receivers
are then registered automatically (refer to section 7.3 Registering
Receivers).
This ensures that the channels are assigned to the radio receivers
and radio switches in a clear, unambiguous way. This is particularly
important when you begin to use your irrigation installation again
in the spring.
(For example: Sprinkler-System = channel 1, 2 and 3,
Lightline = channel 5)
You must also insert four 1.5-volt AA batteries in the Radio
Receiver Art. 1244/1245 (see operating instructions for Radio
Receiver). The Radio Switch Art. 1246 does not require batteries
because it is connected directly to a mains socket.
1.
7. Operating the Control System
7.2 Setting the Current Time and Day of the Week
1. Set the hours using the ▲-▼ keys (for example 12 hours)
and confirm by pressing the OK key.
Do not install the batteries in the Radio Receivers yet and/
or plug the Radio Switch into the mains.
V If necessary remove the batteries from the Radio
2.
3.
Main Level
Receivers and/or unplug the Radio Switches.
TIME and the minutes flash on the display.
2.
2. Set the minutes using the ▲-▼ keys (for example 30 minutes)
and confirm by pressing the OK key.
7.1 Putting the Central Radio Control Unit
into Operation
TIME and the day flash on the display.
1. Push the aerial provided to the Central Radio Control Unit.
3. Set the day using the ▲-▼ keys (for example Sa ■ Saturday)
and confirm by pressing the OK key.
2. Connect the Central Radio Control Unit to the cable of the
power supply provided and plug the mains cable into a mains
socket (230 V)
3. (a)
(b)
The main level is displayed.
– and –
install batteries in the Central Radio Control Unit.
The Central Radio Control Unit beeps and TIME and the 0
for the hours flash on the display.
1.
2.
7.3 Registering Receivers
1. Press the Setup key (using the tip of a pen, for example) to
3. (a) Set up the support on a suitable surface or
(b) fasten the support to the wall.
call the registering mode of the Central Radio Control Unit.
SETUP is displayed and the free channels flash on the display.
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Insert the batteries in the Central Radio Control Unit:
2. Install batteries in just one Radio Receiver
– or –
The Central Radio Control Unit is designed to be mains-operated.
The batteries prevent loss of data if a power failure occurs.
The batteries have a limited working life if the Central Radio Con-
trol Unit is disconnected from the mains power or if a power out-
age occurs. In order to operate your Central Radio Control Unit
without power from the mains, you must install four 1.5-volt alkaline
(AA) batteries (do not use rechargeable batteries). These batteries
are no longer used as soon as you connect your Control Unit to the
mains.
plug in just one Radio Switch.
The Radio Receiver or Radio Switch is registered automati-
cally (for example 4-channel Radio Receiver).
The receiver identification number (e.g. 278) is displayed and
the channels of the receiver flash (e.g. channel V ■1 to V ■ 4).
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Possible appearance of display when registering a receiver:
3.
C
1. Slide out the cover
on the back of the Central Radio Control
B
Unit and remove the battery pack
.
C
B
2. If necessary, remove flat batteries from the battery pack
4-channel
2-channel
1-channel
C
Radio Receiver
Radio Receiver
Radio Receiver
and insert new batteries
in the correct position (pay attention
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to the +/– markings on the battery pack and the batteries).
3. Set the channel number(s) according to the control plan using
the ▲-▼ keys (for example, ■ 6 to ■ 9) and register the chan-
nels by pressing the OK key.
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+
3. Fit the battery pack the right way round in the Central Radio
C
Control Unit (pay attention to the +/– markings on the Central
Radio Control Unit and the battery pack ).
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The registered channels no longer flash.
4. Slide the cover
partment.
back into place and close the battery com-
B
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4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 until all receivers are registered.
Setting the watering days:
(a) every 2nd or 3rd day (from current day)
5. Press the Menu– key. The main level is displayed.
6. Test the radio range (refer to section 7.4 Testing the Radio
Range).
(b) select any day (daily watering possible)
7. (a) Every 2nd or 3rd day:
7. (a)
Set the arrow L to 2nd or 3rd using the ▲-▼ keys (e.g. 2nd
= every 2nd day) and confirm by pressing the OK key.
L
7.4 Testing the Radio Range
1. Install the radio receivers/radio switches as required
(do not bury the valve boxes yet).
The watering days (e.g. 2nd ■) and preview for the week
(e.g. Sa■, Mo■, We■, Fr■ ) are displayed.
2. Test the Central Radio Control Unit in that room in which
you plan to install the bracket for the control unit.
The days in the preview for the week depend on the current
day of the week (e.g. Sa).
3. Open and close the channels manually to check they work
correctly (refer to 8.1 Opening and Closing Channels Manually).
4. Once you have established radio contact, bury the valve boxes
and permanently install the holder for the Central Radio Control
Unit.
– or –
1.
2.
4.
6.
7.5 Setting the Control Programme
(b) Any day of the week:
7. (b)
Set the arrow L to the correct day (e.g.Mo L) using the
▲-▼ keys and activate (e.g. Mo■L) or deactivate the day
using the OK key.
Prerequisite: You must have set the current time and current
day. The receivers must not be registered. All programmes are
saved when receivers are cancelled.
Once you have activated all the days you require (e.g. Mo■,
Tu ■, We■), press the ▼ key repeatedly until the arrow L
next to Su disappears and appears in front of channel V 1.
Selecting the Programme Memory Location (PROG):
The Control Unit can store 32 programmes.
The preview for the week (e.g. Mo■, Tu■, We■) for the water-
ing days is displayed.
1. If the main level is displayed, press the Menu+ key twice.
Programme Memory Location 1 flashes.
2. Select the programme memory location using the ▲-▼ keys
(for example, memory location 18) and confirm by pressing
the OK key.
3.
5.
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START-TIME and the hours flash on the display.
Assigning the Programme to the Channels:
The programme only controls only the assigned channels.
Setting the Programme Start Time (START- TIME):
8. Set the arrow V to the channel you require using the ▲-▼ keys
(e.g. V 3 = channel 3) and activate (e.g. V■ 3) or deactivate
the channel by pressing the OK key.
8.
3. Set the hours for the programme start time using the
▲-▼ keys (e.g. 16 hours) and confirm by pressing the OK key.
START- TIME and the minutes flash on the display.
Once you have activated all the channels you require (e.g. ■ 3
and ■ 8), Press the Menu+ key.
The display then changes to point 2 and the current programme
data are displayed.
4. Set the minutes for the programme start time using the
▲-▼ keys (e.g. 20 minutes) and confirm by pressing the
OK key.
RUN-TIME and the hours flash on the display.
The receivers must be registered and the levers of the Irrigation
Valves must be set to the “AUTO” position in order to run the
set programmes.
Setting the Programme Run Time (RUN-TIME):
5. Set the hours for the programme run time using the ▲-▼ keys
(e.g. 2 hours) and confirm by pressing the OK key.
RUN-TIME and the minutes flash on the display.
6. Set the minutes for the programme start time using the
▲-▼ keys (e.g. 45 minutes) and confirm by pressing the
OK key.
CHANNEL and the arrow L flash in the top left-hand corner
of the display next to 3rd.
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8.5 Cancelling Receivers
1. Press the Setup key (e.g. using the tip of a pen).
8. Special Functions
1.
2.
8.1 Opening/Closing Channels Manually
Prerequisite:
All receivers must be registered and the levers of the Irrigation
Valves must be set to the “AUTO” position.
SETUP is displayed and the free channels flash on the display.
2. Press the Menu + key (display/register receivers).
1.
2.
An arrow V is displayed before the first registered receiver 1.
(e.g. 1 = first receiver, V■ 1)
1. Press the Man On/Off key.
3. Press the ▲-▼ keys repeatedly until OFF and the arrow V
before the desired receiver start to flash (e.g. 3 = third receiver,
V■ 6 to V■ 9).
MAN is displayed and the arrow V flashes.
The channels flash until the radio connection is established.
It may take up to 60 seconds to establish a connection.
4. Press the OK key to cancel the receiver.
2. Set the arrow V to the channel you require using the ▲-▼ keys
and open the channel (e.g. V■ 7) or close the channel (e.g.
V 7) by pressing the OK key.
The symbols ■ are deleted and the receiver is cancelled.
An arrow V is displayed before the first receiver 1 that is still
registered (e.g. V■ 1).
The symbol ■ appears in front of the open channel and the open-
3.
4.
:
ing time RUN-TIME (e.g. 0 30) is displayed.
If a channel is opened manually, the hours for the opening time
and RUN-TIME flash for 5 seconds. You can change the opening
time during these 5 seconds. The opening time can be set
3.
4.
:
:
between 0 01 and 9 59.
3. Change the hours for the opening time within 5 seconds using
the ▲-▼ keys (e.g. 1) and confirm by pressing the OK key.
4. Change the minutes for the opening time using the ▲-▼ keys
(e.g. 10) and confirm by pressing the OK key.
5. Press Man On/Off to end manual operation.
The main level is displayed.
Programmes which are scheduled to run during this manual
opening time are indicated by PROG and are not interrupted.
8.6 Master Channel
The master channel is a channel that is activated in conjunction
with other channels. This is important, for example, if an irrigation
system is supplied with water by a pump that should be turned
on whenever one of the irrigation valves is activated.
8.2 Changing Current Time and Day of the Week
1. Press the Menu + key. The time level is displayed.
2. Change the time and/or the day (refer to section 7.2 Setting
the Current Time and Day of the Week).
Registering Radio Receivers / Radio Switches as the
Master Channel:
1. Press the Setup key (e.g. using the tip of a pen) to enter the
registering mode for the Central Radio Control Unit.
SETUP is displayed and the free channels flash on the display.
8.3 Changing an Existing Programme
2. Install batteries in the Central Radio Control Unit or plug the
radio switch you want to register as the master channel into
the Control Unit.
If a programme already exists on one of the 32 programme
memory locations, you can make changes to this programme
without having to create the programme again from scratch.
The radio receiver or radio switch is then registered automatically.
2.
3.
3. Set the master channel M using the ▲-▼-keys and register
by pressing the OK key. The radio receiver / radio switch is
registered as the master channel.
The values for the programme start time, run time and cycle
and the assigned channels are pre-set. Therefore, you only
need to alter the values you want to change. You can accept the
values you do not want to change by simply pressing the OK key.
Assigning the Master Channel:
1. Register the master channel (see 7.3 Registering Receivers).
2. Press the Setup key (e.g. using the tip of a pen).
SETUP is displayed and the free channels flash on the display.
8.4 Ending the Programming Mode Early
v Press the Menu + key twice.
3. Press the Menu + key repeatedly until MASTER appears on the
display and the V in front of the first registered channel flashes.
The programming mode is closed and the changes you have
entered are saved.
4. Select the channel using the ▲-▼ keys and deactivate (e.g.
V 11) or activate the master channel by pressing the OK key.
The main level appears.
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3.
4.
3. Set the arrow V to the sensor you require (e.g. V 7 =
8.7 Changing the Default Manual Opening Time
sensor 7) using the ▲-▼ keys and assign the sensor to the
channel (e.g. V■ 7) by pressing the OK key.
The default value for the manual opening time can be set
:
:
between 0 01 and 9 59. The Central Radio Control Unit is
3.
4.
4. Once you have assigned all the sensors you require (e.g. ■ 1
and ■ 7), to the channel (e.g. channel 9) press the Menu+.
The display then changes to point 2 again and the channel and
the sensors assigned to this channel are displayed.
:
pre-set to 0 30.
1. Press the Setup key (e.g. using the tip of a pen).
SETUP is displayed and the free channels flash on the display.
2. Press and hold down the Man On/Off key for approx.
3 seconds.
MAN and RUN-TIME are displayed and the hours of the opening
time flash.
3. Set the hours for the opening time using the ▲-▼ keys
(e.g. 1) and confirm by pressing the OK key.
4. Set the minutes for the opening time using the ▲-▼ keys
(e.g. 10) and confirm by pressing the OK key.
8.10 Temperature Sensor
1.
2.
Each radio receiver is equipped with a temperature sensor in
addition to the connected sensors. The temperature of the con-
nected receiver is displayed in the main level.
8.8 Changing the PIN
1. Select the radio receiver In the main level using the ▲-▼ keys.
The 3-digit PIN (Personal Identification Number) which can be
set between 000 and 999, prevents unauthorised access to
your watering programmes. You are only asked to enter your PIN
if the number is not 000.
TEMP is displayed and the arrows V flash next to the selected
radio receiver.
3.
4.
2. Confirm by pressing OK (e.g. radio receiver V 6 to V 9).
The temperature is displayed as -- °C until the radio receiver has
transferred the current temperature of the Central Radio Control
Unit (e.g. 25 °C).
1. Press the Setup key (e.g. using the tip of a pen).
SETUP is displayed and the free channels flash on the display.
2. Press and hold down the Channel Sensor key for approx.
3 seconds.
PIN is displayed and the first number of the PIN flashes.
3. Set the first number of your PIN using the ▲-▼ keys (e.g. 9)
and confirm by pressing the OK key.
4. Change the second digit (e.g. 7) and the third digit (e.g. 3)
8.11 Channel and Sensor View
The main level can be displayed in the channel or sensor view.
a)
b)
v Press the Channel Sensor key to change the view.
in the same way as for the first digit.
a) Channel View:
When you have changed the PIN, the main level appears on
the display again.
CHANNEL and all channels that are switched on are displayed
(e.g. channels 1, 3 and 7 are switched on ■ 1, ■ 3 and ■ 7).
b) Sensor View:
8.9 Operating the Sensors
SENSOR and all sensors that are switched on are displayed,
e. g. Soil Moisture Sensor = moist
(e.g. sensors 3 and 9 are switched on = ■ 3 and ■ 9).
After registering the receiver, each channel is assigned its own
sensor (sensor 16 (M) was registered together with channel M).
The sensors can also be assigned to the channels individually.
This is useful, for example, if you want to control the entire irri-
gation system using a rain sensor or soil moisture sensor.
1.
2.
1. Press and hold down the Channel Sensor key for 2 seconds.
SENSOR is displayed, Channel 1 and CHANNEL flash on the
display.
2. Select the channel using the ▲-▼ keys (e.g. channel 9)
and confirm by pressing the OK key.
SENSOR and the arrow V next to sensor 1 (V 1) flash on
the display.
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8.12 Testing the Receiver and Sensor Status
1. Press the Test key (e.g. using the tip of a ball-point pen).
9. Trouble-Shooting
1.
2.
Fault
Possible Cause
Remedy
TEST is displayed and V flashes on the display in front of
the first registered receiver. (The channels of the receiver
flash until radio contact is established.)
Radio Receiver cannot be
registered
The batteries are not installed
correctly in the battery compart-
ment.
v Install the batteries as de-
scribed in the Radio Re-
ceiver operating instructions.
2. Select the receiver using the ▲-▼ keys (e.g. V 6 to V 9)
and confirm by pressing the OK key.
The unit reset itself
A brief power cut occurred
while you were operating the
Central Radio Control Unit
without batteries.
v Install batteries (see
7.1 Putting Your Central
Radio Control Unit into
Operation).
The following Receiver stati are displayed:
• Radio signal strength (radio mast symbol, see 3. Key Functions
and Display)
The active channels are
not displayed
The Central Radio Control Unit
displays the Sensor screen.
v Change the Central Radio
Control Unit to the Channel
screen (see 8.11 Channel
and Sensor Screen).
• Battery voltage (e.g. 58 = 5.8 V)
(The battery should be replaced if the battery voltage is < 4.5 V.)
• Receiver temperature (e.g. 25 °C)
• Receiver number (e.g. 278)
No display
Power pack not connected
to mains.
v Connect power pack to
The following sensor stati are displayed:
mains.
• Sensor connected and detects “moisture”:
■ symbol displayed
(e.g. sensors 1 and 4 = ■ 1 and ■ 4)
• Sensor not connected: ■ off
(e.g. sensors 3, 6, 7 and 9 = 3, 6, 7 and 9)
• Only for Soil Moisture Sensor Art. 1187:
connected and dry: ■ flashes
(e.g. sensor 8 dry = ■ 8 flashes)
No battery fitted or battery flat.
v Install battery (refer to
7.1. Putting the Central
Radio Control Unit into
Operation).
Outside temperature below
–10°C or above + 50°C.
v Wait until outside tempera-
ture returns to operating
temperature range.
Battery flat after operating
Central Radio Control Unit
for short period of time
Batteries are not alkaline
batteries.
v Use 1.5-volt alkaline AA
“Connected” and “dry” are not displayed with the Rain Sensor
electronic Art. 1189 (■ off).
batteries.
Power pack not connected
to mains.
v Connect power pack to
mains.
8.13 Reset
Error during data transfer
Radio Receiver/Switch not
connected or not connected
correctly.
v Connect Radio Receiver/
A The Central Radio Control Unit is reset to its initial
state and all programme data is deleted.
Switch correctly.
ERROR flashes on the display
(data transfer error)
Poor radio reception.
v Reduce distance to receiver.
You can reset the Central Radio Control Unit in three ways:
1. Connect to mains (when using unit for the first time)
– or –
and channel flash
on the display
Low battery power in Radio
Receiver.
v Replace battery in Radio
Receiver.
2. Insert batteries in Central Radio Control Unit (when not con-
nected to the mains)
v Please also refer to the Trouble-Shooting table for the
Irrigation Valves and Radio Receivers.
– or –
3. Reset key (e.g. using the tip of a ball-point pen.)
If other faults occur, please contact GARDENA Customer Service.
The unit can be reset from all operating levels by pressing
the Reset key.
10. Putting Out of Operation
• All symbols appear on the display for 2 seconds.
• All programme data for all programmes is deleted.
• All receivers are cancelled.
• The manual run time is set to 30 minutes (0 30).
• The PIN number is reset to 000.
v Remove the valves from the valve boxes and store in a place
Wintering:
away from frost before the first frost sets in.
:
v Remove the batteries from the Radio Receivers and close the
battery cover properly.
Putting the System
out of Operation:
This prevents water from penetrating the Radio Receivers.
The display then shows the time level.
Tip: If you have questions about operating and programming
the Central Radio Control Unit, please do not hesitate to contact
GARDENA Service.
Only dispose of batteries when flat.
Important
v Please dispose of used batteries properly at the appropriate
communal waste disposal site.
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EU Certificate of Conformity
The undersigned GARDENA Kress + Kastner GmbH · Hans-Lorenser-Str. 40 · D-89079 Ulm
11. Technical Data
External power supply:
Internal power supply:
Radio range (outside):
Transmit/receive frequency:
Transmitter power:
power pack 12 V DC
4 x 1.5-volt alkaline AA batteries (max. 1 week)
up to 200 m
hereby certifies that, when leaving our factory, the unit indicated below is in accordance with
the harmonised EU guidelines, EU standards of safety and product specific standards.
This certificate becomes void if the unit is modified without our approval.
433 MHz
Description of the unit:
Art. No.:
Central Radio Control Unit
1243
< 10 mW
EU directives:
Electromagnetic Compatibility 89/336/EC
Low Voltage Directive 73/23/EC
Directive 93/68/EC
Operating temperature:
Storage temperature:
from frost to + 50°C
–10°C to + 60°C
20% to 95% relative humidity
max. 16
Air humidity:
Harmonised European
standards:
Year of CE marking:
ETS 300683:1997; EN 60730-1:1996
2000
Receiver/sensor management:
Programme saved when battery changed:
yes (EEPROM)
Ulm, 15.06.2000
Thomas Heinl
Technical dept. manager
12. Service
GARDENA honours the guarantee legally required for this pro-
duct (starting from the date of purchase). This guarantee covers
all serious defects of the unit that can be proved to be material
or manufacturing faults. Under warranty we will either replace the
unit or repair it free of charge if the following conditions apply:
Warranty
• The unit must have been handled properly and in keeping with
the requirements of the operating instructions.
• Neither the purchaser or a non-authorised third party have
attempted to repair the unit.
• Faults which occur as a result of incorrectly installed or leaking
batteries are not covered by the guarantee.
This manufacturer’s guarantee does not affect the user’s existing
warranty claims against the dealer/seller.
If you have any problems with your Central Radio Control Unit,
please contact our Customer Service or return the defective unit
together with a short description of the problem directly to one
of the GARDENA Service Centres listed on the back of this
leaflet.
We expressly point out that, in accordance with the product
liability law, we are not liable for any damage caused by our units
if it is due to improper repair or if parts exchanged are not original
GARDENA parts or parts approved by us, and, if the repairs were
not carried out by a GARDENA Service Centre or an authorised
specialist. The same applies to spare parts and accessories.
Product Liability
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Deutschland
GARDENA Kress + Kastner GmbH
GARDENA Service
Hans-Lorenser-Straße 40
D-89079 Ulm
Produktfragen: (0731) 490-123
Reparaturen: (0731) 490-290
Finland
Norway
Habitec Oy
GARDENA Norge A/S
Postboks 214
2013 Skjetten
Martinkyläntie 52
01720 Vantaa
France
Poland
GARDENA France
Service Après-Vente
BP 50080
GARDENA Polska Sp. z o.o.
Szymanów 9 d
Argentina
05-532 Baniocha
Argensem S.A.
95948 ROISSY CDG Cedex
Portugal
Venezuela 1075
Great Britain
MARKT (Portugal), Lda.
Recta da Granja do Marquês
Edif. GARDENA
(1618) El Talar - Buenos Aires
GARDENA UK Ltd.
27-28 Brenkley Way
Blezard Business Park
Seaton Burn
Australia
NYLEX Corporation Ltd.
25-29 Nepean Highway
P.O. Box 68
Algueirão
2725-596 Mem Martins
Newcastle upon Tyne
NE13 6DS
Russia / Россия
АО АМИДА ТТЦ
Mentone, Victoria 3194
Austria
Greece
ул. Моcфилмовcкая 66
117330 Моcква
GARDENA Österreich Ges. m.b.H.
Stettnerweg 11-15
2100 Korneuburg
Agrokip G. Psomadopoulos & Co.
20, Lykourgou str.
Kallithea - Athens
Singapore
Variware
Holland Road Shopping Centre
227-A 1st Fl., Unit 29
Holland Avenue
Singapore 1027
Belgium
Hungary
MARKT (Belgium) NV/SA
Sterrebeekstraat 163
1930 Zaventem
GARDENA Magyarország Kft.
Késmárk utca 22
1158 Budapest
Brazil
Iceland
Heimilistaeki hf
Saetun 8
P.O. Box 5340
125 Reykjavik
Slowenia / Croatia
Silk d.o.o. Trgovina
Brodišče 15
M. Cassab
Av. das Nações Unidas, 20.882
Santo Amaro, CEP 04795-000
São Paulo - S.P.
1236 Trzin
South Africa
Bulgaria / България
ДЕНЕКС ООД
бул. „Черни връх“ 43
София 1407
Republic of Ireland
Michael McLoughlin & Sons
Hardware Limited
Long Mile Road
GARDENA South Africa (Pty.) Ltd.
P.O. Box 11534
Vorna Valley 1686
Spain
Dublin 12
Canada
ANMI Andreu y Miriam S.A.
Calle Pere IV, 111
08018 Barcelona
GARDENA Canada Ltd.
100, Summerlea Road
Brampton, Ontario
Canada L6T 4X3
Italy
GARDENA Italia S.r.l.
Via Donizetti 22
20020 Lainate (Mi)
Sweden
GARDENA Svenska AB
Box 9003
Chile
Japan
Antonio Martinic Y CIA. LTDA.
Gilberto Fuenzalida 185 Loc.
Las Condes - Santiago de Chile
KAKUDAI Mfg. Co. Ltd.
1-4-4, Itachibori Nishi-ku
Osaka 550
20039 Malmö
Switzerland
GARDENA Kress + Kastner AG
Bitziberg 1
Costa Rica
Luxembourg
Magasins Jules Neuberg
Grand Rue 30
Case Postale No. 12
Luxembourg 2010
Compania Exim
Euroiberoamericana S.A.
350 Sur del Automercado
Los Yoses
8184 Bachenbülach
Ukraine / Украина
АОЗТ АЛЬЦЕСТ
ул. Гайдара 50
г. Киев 01033
San Pedro
Netherlands
Cyprus
MARKT (Holland) BV
Postbus 219
Turkey
FARMOKIPIKI LTD
P.O. Box 7098
74, Digeni Akrita Ave.
1641 Nicosia
Dost Diþ Ticaret Mümessillik A.Þ.
Yeþilbaðlar Mah. Baþkent
Cad. No. 26
Pendik - Ýstanbul
USA
GARDENA
1380 AE Weesp
Neth. Antilles
Jonka Enterprises N.V.
Sta. Rosa Weg 196
P.O. Box 8200
Czech Republic
GARDENA spol. s.r.o.
Ripská 20
Curaçao
3085 Shawnee Drive
Winchester, VA 22604
62700 Brno
New Zealand
NYLEX New Zealand Limited
Private Bag 94001
South Auckland Mail Centre
10 Offenhauser Drive
East Tamaki, Manukau
Denmark
GARDENA Danmark A/S
Naverland 8
1243-23.960.03/0011
GARDENA Kress + Kastner GmbH
Postfach 27 47, D-89070 Ulm
http://www.gardena.de
2600 Glostrup
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