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This section provides troubleshooting tips and answers to frequently asked questions that will be helpful when using the ICC2 and ACC2 Controllers with the Centralus Irrigation Management Platform.

Why are we receiving a SERIAL NUMBER IN USE message?

What are my PRICING OPTIONS when using the A2C-LTE Module?

How do I SHARE my controller with a customer?

In this support section, you will find short troubleshooting tips and answers to frequently asked questions that will be helpful when using the A2C-LTE Module to enable cellular control with the ACC2 Controller. This FAQ list provided is intended to provide guidance on A2C-LTE Module setup and use in existing installations.

The STATIONS menu allows you to name an individual Station or a Block. A STATION name can be referenced as the area of that particular zone or the sprinkler type used (e.g., Rotors, Sprays, Lawn Shrubs, etc.). A BLOCK name can be referenced as an area that consists of multiple stations (e.g., Zones 1-5, Building A, etc.). A BLOCK is an electronic group of stations that runs at the same time, for the same run time, within a program (Blocks replace “SSGs” in the original ACC Controller).

The Remote Control tab functions much like the Hunter ROAM or ROAM XL remote controls.

The Centralus Irrigation Management Platform offers several ways to send adjustments to your ICC2 Controller. Each controller has an adjustment tab with settings for various water-saving features.

A watering program (SCHEDULE) can be created to operate valves in numerical sequence one at a time. For the controller and its selected program (SCHEDULE) to operate automatically, there are three components that must exist: When to water (or Program Start Times), how long to water (or Station Run Times), and the day of the week to water (or Days to Water). When using Centralus Software, you can send these commands directly to the ICC2 Controller. Follow the mobile steps below to access these features.

Correctly installing the Hunter SJ Swing Joint can solve many challenges for new and existing irrigation systems. Sprinklers may not be at the correct height or you may want to install taller heads in your system. SJ Swing Joints provide a quick and easy way to install sprinklers to their proper height and position. SJ Swing Joints have additional swivel ells on both ends for simple installation and maintenance in any configuration. This unique design allows for a vertical PVC connection for easier servicing in the future.

HINWEIS: Dieser Abschnitt ist relevant, wenn Sie ein Hauptventil in Ihrem Bewässerungssystem installiert haben. Ein Hauptventil ist ein normal geschlossenes Ventil, das in der Hauptleitung des Wasseranschlusses installiert ist und sich nur dann öffnet, wenn das Steuergerät ein Bewässerungsprogramm startet. Sobald ein Zonenventil durch das Steuergerät aktiviert wird, gibt das Steuergerät auch dem Hauptventil das Signal zu öffnen. Aufgabe des Hauptventils ist es, die Wasserversorgung für das Bewässerungssystem auszuschalten, wenn kein Zonenventil in Betrieb ist. 

Um elektrische Störungen zu vermeiden, sollten Pumpenstartrelais und Pumpe mindestens 4,50 m vom Steuergerät entfernt montiert werden.