Toro Wireless RainSensorTM Model 53770 Sprinkler Irrigation Owners Manual

RainSensor Operation
Normal Operation
When the RainSensor activates due to sufficient  rainfall, the Sensor Status Indicator
will remain illuminated on the Receiver and the  sprinkler system will remain inactive
until the moisture-absorbent discs inside the Sensor/Transmitter  have dried out. The
rate at which the discs dry out  will vary dependent on ambient conditions such as
temperature, sun exposure, humidity and wind—the  same conditions your soil experi-
ences. This allows the Wireless RainSensor to  reset when watering is needed again,
enabling the sprinkler system to resume normal  operation.
Smart Bypass
Your Wireless RainSensor can be temporarily deactivated  by using the built-in Smart
Bypass button. Simply press this button once  to bypass current RainSensor control.
The Sensor Status light will blink until  the next time the Sensor/Transmitter dries out
and automatically resets. Pressing the Smart Bypass  button again resumes the
RainSensor control. Pressing the Smart Bypass button while the  RainSensor control is
not active (dry) will cause the Receiver to ignore the  next Sensor/Transmitter signal.
Power Down
To turn the Receiver OFF entirely, press and hold the Smart  Bypass button until the
Sensor Status Indicator begins blinking rapidly (5–7 seconds). Release the Smart
Bypass button and confirm the Power Indicator goes out and flashes  periodically.
Simply press the Smart Bypass button once to turn the Receiver  back on.
Receiver Learn Mode
If it becomes necessary to set the  Receiver’s address code to that of a new
Sensor/Transmitter, press and hold the Smart Bypass  button until the Status and
Signal indicators blink in unison (10+ seconds). Activate  the corresponding
Sensor/Transmitter at close range (by pressing down  on the Test Spindle) to change
the existing Receiver code to that of  the new Sensor/Transmitter. The indicators will
stop blinking upon learning the new code.  Pressing the Smart Bypass button again
will exit the learn mode if no  valid code is received.
Attention Required
When the Power Indicator blinks, it indicates  that either of the following conditions
exists:
The Sensor/Transmitter’s battery is getting low and  should be replaced when con-
venient. The Wireless RainSensor will function properly  for some time after this indi-
cator is present. Refer to “Sensor/Transmitter Battery  Replacement” on page 10.
If the batteries are good, a problem  with communication is indicated. Relocating the
Sensor/Transmitter may be necessary to provide a  better signal. Refer to “Solving
Reception Problems” on page 10.
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