Hunter X-Core XC-801i-E Operating instructions

Residential Irrigation Controller
Owner’s Manual and Programming Instructions
Compatible with Hunter Remotes and Solar Sync®
SEASONAL ADJUSTMENT WATER DAYS
START TIMES
SYSTEM OFF CURRENT TIME/DAY
RUN TIMES
ACTIVE
SENSOR BYPASS
RUN
X-CORE

SEASONAL ADJUSTMENT
WATER DAYS
START TIMES
SYSTEM OFF
CURRENT TIME/DAY
RUN TIMES
ACTIVE
SENSOR BYPASS
RUN
MANUAL SINGLE STATION

XCORECOMPONENTS................................................................... 2
MOUNTING THE CONTROLLER TO WALL........................................ 6
CONNECTING VALVES AND TRANSFORMER .................................. 7
ACTIVATING THE BATTERY ............................................................. 8
REPLACING THE BATTERY .............................................................. 8
CONNECTING A MASTER VALVE ..................................................... 9
CONNECTING A PUMP START RELAY.............................................10
CONNECTING A HUNTER “CLIK” WEATHER SENSOR.....................11
Testing the Weather Sensor..........................................................11
Manually Bypassing the Weather Sensor......................................11
CONNECTING A HUNTER SOLAR SYNC ET SENSOR....................... 12
Installing Solar Sync®Sensor........................................................ 12
Installing the Wireless Solar Sync ................................................ 12
Solar Sync Settings...................................................................... 12
Region

................................................................................... 13
Water Adjustment

................................................................. 14
Uninstalling a Solar Sync Sensor.................................................. 14
Calibration/Setup........................................................................ 15
CONNECTING A HUNTER REMOTE................................................. 16
Connecting to a Hunter Remote (not included) ........................... 16
To install the SmartPortconnector ............................................. 16
POWER FAILURES........................................................................... 16
PROGRAMMING THE CONTROLLER.............................................. 17
Setting the Date and Time ...................................................... 17
Setting the Program Start Time(s) ......................................... 18
Eliminating a Program Start Time................................................ 18
Setting Station Run Times ........................................................18
Setting Days To Water ............................................................ 18
Selecting Specic Days of the Week to Water.............................. 19
Selecting Odd or Even Days to Water .......................................... 19
Selecting Interval Watering ................................................... 19
Setting Event Day(s) O ............................................................. 20
Automatic Watering ............................................................... 20
System O ............................................................................ 20
Programmable Rain O .............................................................. 20
Seasonal Adjustment ............................................................. 21
Manually Run a Single Station 1.............................................. 22
One Touch Manual Start and Advance ........................................ 22
ADVANCED FEATURES................................................................... 23
Programmable Sensor Override ................................................. 23
Test Program of All Stations ....................................................... 23
Hunter Quick Check™ Diagnostics .............................................. 23
Easy Retrieve™ Program Memory .............................................. 24
Programmable Delay Between Stations ..................................... 24
Clearing the Controller’s Memory/Resetting the Controller ...... 24
Cycle and Soak.............................................................................25
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE............................................................. 27
SPECIFICATIONS............................................................................ 30
Operating Specications............................................................. 30
Electrical Specications .............................................................. 30
Explanation of Symbols .............................................................. 30
CERTIFICATE OF CONFORMITY TO EUROPEAN DIRECTIVES ... .....31
TABLE OF CONTENTS

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XCORECOMPONENTS
Terminal
block for -E
(International
models only)
Note: Plug may
look dierent from
illustration
Indoor Model
Outdoor Model
(Internal Transformer Included)

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XCORECOMPONENTS
LCD Display
1Run Times Allows user to set each valve station run time from 1 minute to 4 hours
2Start Times Allows 1 to 4 start times to be set in each program
3 Station Number Indicates currently selected station number
4 Program Designator Identies program (A, B, or C) in use
5 Day of the Week Identies day of the week
6 Interval Watering Identies month when programming current date
7 Odd/Even Watering Identies if Odd or Even watering has been selected
8 Flashing Sprinkler Indicates that watering is taking place
9System O Allows user to discontinue all programs and watering. Also allows the user to set the programmable
“rain o,” which stops watering for a period from 1 to 7 days.
10 Umbrella Indicates that the rain sensor is active
11 Seasonal Adjustment
Allows the user to make run time changes according to the seasons without reprogramming the controller.
Bars on the le allow quick visual reference to the seasonal adjustment percentage. When using Solar Sync®
ET Sensor, will display seasonal adjust updated daily by sensor.
12 Rain Drop Indicates watering will occur on the selected day
13 Crossed Rain Drop Indicates the watering will NOT occur on the selected day
14 Calendar Indicates interval watering schedule has been programmed. Icon also appears when programming the
current day

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Wiring Compartment
15 Lithium Battery
The replaceable lithium battery (included) allows the controller to be programmed in the absence
of AC power. In addition, the battery will provide power for backup timekeeping in the event of a
power outage.
16 Internal Junction Box Junction box in outdoor models for making AC power connections
17 Terminal Strip Use to attach transformer, sensor, and valve wires from their source to the controller
18 Reset Button Use to reset the controller (located on side of controller)
19 REM Allows for connection of Hunter SmartPort®and Hunter Remote Controls
20 Sensor Bypass Switch Ignores “Clik” weather sensor input when in Bypass position
Control Buttons
Button Increases the selected item ashing in the display
Button Decreases the selected item ashing in the display
Button Returns selected ashing display to previous item
Button Advances the selected ashing display to the next item
Button Selects program A, B, or C for dierent watering zone requirements
XCORECOMPONENTS

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Dial Settings
Run Normal dial position for all controller automatic and manual operation
Current Time/Day Allows current day and clock time to be set
Start Times Allows 1 to 4 start times to be set in each program
Run Times Allows user to set each valve station run time from 1 minute to 4 hours
Water Days Allows the user to select interval days to water
Seasonal Adjustment Allows user to make run time changes according to the seasons without reprogramming the controller.
Bars on the le allow quick visual reference to the seasonal adjustment percentage.
1Manual-One Station Allows user to activate a one-time watering of a single valve
System O Allows user to discontinue all programs and watering. Also allows the user to set the programmable
“rain o,” which stops watering for a period from 1 to 7 days
Solar Sync Settings Allows user to program settings when using Solar Sync®ET Sensor
External Transformer (Indoor Model Only)
A plug in transformer is provided to supply AC power to the controller
XCORECOMPONENTS

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Note: The indoor version of the X-Core®is not water-
proof or weather resistant, and must be installed indoors or
in a protected area.
1. Secure one screw into the wall. Install screw anchors if attaching
to drywall or masonry wall.
2. Slide the keyhole on top of the controller over the screw.
3. Secure the controller in place by installing screws in the holes
below the terminal strip.
Do not plug transformer into power source until
controller is mounted and all valve wiring has
been connected.
For XC - x01 - A: If the supply cord is damaged, it
must be replaced by the manufacturer or service agent,
or a similarly qualied person in order to
avoid hazard.
C
A
B
MOUNTING THE CONTROLLER TO WALL

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Installation of the X-Core®should only be done by trained personnel.
1. Route valve wires between the control valve location and controller.
2. At valves, attach a common wire to either solenoid wire on all
valves. This is most commonly a white colored wire. Attach a
separate control wire to the remaining wire of each valve. All wire
connections should be done using waterproof connectors.
3. Route the valve wires through the conduit. Attach the conduit
through the bottom right side of the controller.
4. Secure the white valve common wire to the C (Common) screw on
the terminal strip. Attach each of the individual valve control wires
to the appropriate station terminals and tighten their screws.
5. Indoor Models: route the transformer cable through the hole on the
le side of the controller and connect the wires to the two screws
marked 24VAC.
Outdoor Models: transformer wires are already connected to the
AC terminals so all that is required is to connect primary power to
the junction box (see below).
NOTE: X-Core®outdoor models are water and
weather resistant. Connecting the outdoor X-Core
to primary AC power should only be done by a licensed
electrician following all local codes. Improper installa-
tion could result in shock or re hazard.
BAT
High Voltage Wiring (Outdoor Model only)
1. Route AC power cable and conduit through the ½" (13 mm) conduit
opening on the le side bottom of the cabinet.
2. Connect one wire to each of the two wires inside the junction box.
The ground wire should be connected to the green wire. Wire nuts
are provided to make these connections.
Note: For –E models only: Connect the wires to the AC
terminal block inside the junction box. AC supply wires must
be 14 AWG (1.85 mm) or larger with appropriate circuit breaker for
the wire size. A switch or circuit-breaker shall be included in the
building installation (in close proximity to the controller, within
easy reach of the operator) and marked as the disconnecting de-
vice for the equipment.
3. Replace the junction box cover.
Connect the two transformer
wires to the two AC Terminals
Valve Common Wire
Valve 4
Valve 3
Valve 2
Valve 1
Valve
Wires
CONNECTING VALVES AND TRANSFORMERS

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Aer installing your X-Core, make sure to remove the battery
contact insulator to allow the X-Core to keep time in the event of a
power outage.
CAUTION:
RISK OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS REPLACED BY AN
INCORRECT TYPE. DISPOSE OF USED BATTERIES AC-
CORDING TO THE INSTRUCTIONS.
A high-energy lithium battery is included with your X-Core controller.
The battery allows the user to remotely program the controller
without connecting AC power. It is also used to keep
the current time and day during power outage conditions.
To replace the battery:
1. Remove the screw from the battery holder.
2. Slide the battery holder down to access the battery.
3. Remove and replace the new battery into the battery holder
and reinstall the battery holder.
NOTE: This positive(+) side of the battery should face
the inside of the battery holder. Battery type: CR2032 3V
SEN C P 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
24VAC
BAT
Battery Compartment
Lithium Battery
Battery
Holder
(--) (+)
ACTIVATING THE BATTERY
REPLACING THE BATTERY

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NOTE: Complete this section only if you have a
master valve installed in your irrigation system. A mas-
ter valve is a “normally closed” valve installed at the
supply point of the main line that opens only when the
controller initiates a watering program.
1. At the Master Valve, attach the common wire to either solenoid wire
of the valve. Attach a separate control wire to the remaining solenoid
wire.
2. The common wire should be attached to the C terminal inside the
controller. The other wire coming from the master valve should be
attached to the P terminal inside the controller. Tighten each termi-
nal screw.
SEN C P 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
24VA C BAT
Master Valve
Valve 2
Valve 1
Valve 3
Valve 4
Master
Valve Wire
Valve Common Wire
Valve Wires
CONNECTING A MASTER VALVE

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PSR Series
Pump Start Relay
15 ft Minimum (4.5 m)
To Pump
START TIMES
SEASONAL ADJUSTMENT WATER DAYS
ALL
MANUAL-ALL STATIONS START TIMES
SYSTEM OFF CURRENT TIME/DAY
RUN TIMES
ACTIVE
SENSOR BYPASS
RUN
NOTE: Complete this section only if you have a
pump start relay installed. A pump start relay is
a device that uses a signal from the controller to
actuate a separate electrical circuit to energize a pump
to provide water to your system.
The controller should be mounted at least a 15  (4.5 m) away from
both the pump start relay and pump to minimize any potential electrical
interference.
1. Route a pair of wires from the pump relay into the controller.
2. Connect a common wire to the C (Common) terminal inside the con-
troller and connect the remaining wire from the pump start relay to
the P (Pump) terminal.
Relay holding current draw must not exceed 0.3 A. Do not connect the
controller directly to the pump or damage to the controller will result.
CONNECTING A PUMP START RELAY

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A Hunter weather sensor or other micro-switch type weather sensors
can be connected to the X-Core®. The purpose of this sensor is to stop
automatic watering when weather conditions dictate.
1. Remove the metal jumper plate that is attached across the two
SEN terminals inside the controller.
2. Connect one wire to one SEN terminal and the other wire to the
other SEN terminal.
When the weather sensor has deactivated
automatic watering, the OFF, and icon
will appear on the display.
Testing the Weather Sensor
The X-Core provides simplied testing
of a rain sensor when the sensor is wired into the sensor circuit. You
can manually test proper operation of the rain sensor by running a
MANUAL CYCLE or by activating the system using the One Touch
MANUAL START (see page 22). During the Manual cycle, pressing the
test button on the Mini-Clik®will interrupt watering.
Manually Bypassing the Weather Sensor
If the rain sensor is interrupting irrigation, you can bypass it by using
the bypass switch on the front of the controller.
Slide the switch to the SENSOR BYPASS position
to disable the rain sensor from the system to
allow for controller operation. You can also bypass
the weather sensor for manual operation by using
the MANUAL – ONE STATION function.
The Bypass switch does not aect the Seasonal
Adjust update when using Solar Sync®sensor.
SEN C P 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
REM
24VA C
BAT
/DAY
ACTIVE
BYPASS
CONNECTING A HUNTER "CLIK" WEATHER SENSOR

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The X-Core®is compatible with the Solar Sync and Wireless Solar Sync
systems. Solar Sync is a sensor system that will automatically adjust
the X-Core controller’s watering schedule (based on changes in local
climate condition) by using the Seasonal Adjust function. The Solar
Sync uses a solar and temperature sensor to determine evapotrans-
piration (ET), or the rate at which plants and turf use water, and also
includes Hunter Rain-Clik®and Freeze-Clik®technology that will shut
down irrigation when it rains and/or during freezing conditions.
NOTE: Solar Sync will apply a default seasonal adjust
value of 100% until the rst full day (24 hour period) of
weather measurements have been received from the
sensor.
NOTE: Enabling the Sensor Bypass switch has no eect
on the seasonal adjust updates from the Solar Sync
sensor. It will, however, bypass the Rain Clik and Freeze
Clik functionality of the sensor.
Installing Solar Sync Sensor
Connect the Green and Black wire from the Solar Sync Sensor to the
“SEN” wiring terminals on the X-Core controller, similar to picture on
page 11. It does not matter which wire connects to which terminal. Turn
the dial to the “Solar Sync Settings” position. The display will initially
show dashed lines and then will show the default Region setting (3)
on the le and the default Water Adjustment setting (5) on the right.
Adjust the Region as needed by using the
and buttons (refer to page 13 for
explanation of Solar Sync Region setting).
Use the button to advance to the right to
adjust the Water Adjust setting as needed
(see page 14 for explanation of Water Adjust setting).
Installing the Wireless Solar Sync
Connect the Green and Black wire from the Wireless Solar Sync
Receiver to the “SEN” wiring terminals on the X-Core controller. It does
not matter which wire connects to which terminal. Turn the dial to the
“Solar Sync Settings” position. The display will initially show dashed
lines and then will show the default Region setting (3) on the le and
the default Water Adjustment setting (5) on the right. Adjust the
region as needed by using the and buttons (refer to page 13 for
explanation of Solar Sync Region setting). Use the button to advance
to the right to adjust the Water Adjust setting as needed (see page 14
for explanation of Water Adjust setting).
Solar Sync Settings
Once the Solar Sync sensor is connected
to the X-Core controller, two numbers
will appear in the display when the dial is
turned to the Solar Sync Settings position.
The number on the le of the screen is the
Region setting, and the number on the
right on the screen is the Water Adjustment setting (as shown above).
CONNECTING A HUNTER SOLAR SYNC®ET SENSOR

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Region

For accurate Solar Sync measurements, the controller needs to
be programmed for the average peak season ET for your region. Use
the table below to determine your region.
The table will assist you in identifying the type of region you live
in. There are four basic ET regions, each with descriptions of the
region, along with typical ET and temperature characteristics. It is
recommended that, if possible, the region be chosen based upon
average July ET or peak summer ET (inches/mm per day).
Use the following table for choosing your region (reference below). You
can use methods A, Bor Cto help you choose which region is best for your
area:
A: Based upon the ET of your region using the average July ET
or peak summer ET (inches/mm per day). This is the preferred op-
tion when selecting your region.
B: Based upon the temperature for your region using the average July
or the driest month high temperature (not the highest
temperature for July).
C: Based upon the general description of your region.
• U.S. Northern States
• Coastal Regions
If the average July ET is
< 0.17" (4.3 mm) per day
If the average temperature for July is
65°– 75°
(18°C – 24°C)
If the average temperature for July is
75° – 85°
(24°C – 29°C)
• Mountains
• U.S. Northern Inland States
If the average July ET is 0.18" – 0.23"
(4.6 mm – 5.8 mm) per day
• U.S. Southern States
• Inland/High Desert
If the average July ET is 0.24" – 0.29"
(6.1 mm – 7.4 mm) per day
If the average temperature for July is
85° – 95°
(29°C – 35°C)
• Deserts
If the average July ET is > 0.30"
(7.6 mm) per day
If the average temperature for July is
95° – 105°
(35°C – 41°C)
* For Southern hemisphere locations, use the month of January.
Region
1
Region2
Region3
Region4
IF ANY OF THE CHOICES IN THE ROWS APPLY TO YOUR SITUATION, THEN THAT IS YOUR REGION SETTING CHOICE.
A B C
CONNECTING A HUNTER SOLAR SYNC®ET SENSOR

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Water Adjustment

The Water Adjustment is a 1 to 10 scale that allows for easy adjustment
of the Seasonal Adjust value from the Solar Sync ET Sensor. Upon
installation of the Solar Sync ET Sensor, it is recommended that the
Water Adjustment setting stay at the default value of 5. However, aer
installation, if you nd that the seasonal adjust value is lower or higher
than expected, the Water Adjustment value can be modied to modify
the Seasonal Adjust output value. See Calibration/Setup on page 15 for
explanation of how to use Water Adjustment scale to ne tune seasonal
adjust output value.
NOTE: If an individual zone is “wetter” or “drier” than
the rest of the system, simply increase or
decrease the amount of run time on the controller.
Uninstalling a Solar SyncSensor
If a Solar Sync sensor has been installed on the X-Corecontroller then
the seasonal adjust value used by the controller will be calculated from
the weather data supplied by the Solar Sync sensor. If it is decided that
the Solar Sync sensor will no longer be used with the X-Core controller,
it must be uninstalled. If the Solar Sync sensor is not uninstalled, the
controller will not allow the seasonal adjust value to be manually
changed. For example, if the seasonal adjust value shown on the
controller was 50% when the Solar Sync sensor was removed, it will
remain 50% until the Solar Sync sensor is uninstalled.
To uninstall the Solar Sync sensor, simply disconnect the green and
black wires from the controller terminal and then turn the dial to
the “Solar Sync Settings” position. The display should show dashes,
indicating that the controller no longer recognizes the Solar Sync sensor
for calculation of seasonal adjustment. Now the seasonal adjust value
can be changed manually by turning the knob to the “Seasonal Adjust”
position and using the or button to adjust the value.
CONNECTING A HUNTER SOLAR SYNC®ET SENSOR

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Calibration/Setup
Aer Solar Sync has been installed and programmed, it is recommended to allow the system to run for a few days at the initial setting.
Because of the variety in site conditions (including sensor location, amount of direct sunlight available to the sensor, reective heat from
surrounding structures, etc), the initial setting may require adjustment in order to arrive at the desired performance. The calibration
of the Solar Sync to a particular site can easily be accomplished by adjusting the Region and/or Water Adjustment settings. The instructions below
outline this process:
1. Install Solar Sync sensor
2. Program Region and allow system to operate at initial setting for a minimum of 3 days (see page 13 for instructions on how to determine proper
Region setting).
3. Observe the Seasonal Adjust on the controller. If the Seasonal Adjust amount appears to be lower or higher than expected for that time of year,
the Solar Sync settings need to be adjusted.
a. Seasonal Adjust too low: Turn the dial to the Solar Sync settings position. Increase the value on the Water Adjustment scale (10 is max). Once the
setting is changed, the controller will immediately be updated with the new Seasonal Adjust %. Increase the Water Adjustment setting until the de
-
sired Seasonal Adjust % is shown. If you max out the Water Adjustment scale at 10 and still require more Seasonal Adjust, move down to the next
lower Region (from Region 4 to 3, for example).
b. Seasonal Adjust too high: Turn the dial to the Solar Sync settings position. Decrease the value on the Water Adjustment scale (default setting is 5).
Once the setting is changed, the controller will immediately be updated with the new Seasonal Adjust %. Decrease the Water Adjustment setting
until the desired Seasonal Adjust % is shown. If you minimize the Water Adjustment scale down to 1 and still require a reduction in Seasonal Ad
-
just, move up the next Region (from Region 2 to 3, for example).
Station Run Times: It is important to understand that Solar Sync provides a global seasonal adjustment to the controller. This means that all station
run times will be modied by the seasonal adjust percentage shown. When programming the controller, the run times should be entered that
represent peak season watering schedules. If the Solar Sync is adjusting to the appropriate seasonal adjust value but the run time for a particular
station appears to be too long/short, adjust the station run time in the controller program.
CONNECTING A HUNTER SOLAR SYNC®ET SENSOR

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Connecting to a Hunter Remote (not included)
The X-Core®Controller is compatible with Hunter Remote Controls (not
included). The SmartPort®wiring harness (included with all Hunter
Remotes) allows for fast and easy use of the Hunter controls. The
Hunter remotes make it possible for you to operate the system without
having to walk back and forth to the controller.
To install the SmartPort connector
1. Install a 1⁄2" female threaded “Tee” in the
eld wiring conduit approximately 12"
below the X-Core.
2. Feed the red, white, and blue wires
of the harness through the base of
the “Tee” and into the wiring
compartment as shown.
3. Screw the SmartPort harness
housing into the “Tee” as shown.
4. Attach the red, white, and blue SmartPort wires to the
controller terminal as shown below:
• Red wire to le side “24VAC” terminal
• White wire to right side “24VAC” terminal
• Blue wire to “REM” terminal
1/2" Thread
To Controller
Pre-assembled Assembled
Due to the possibility of power failures, the controller has non-volatile memory. Programmed information will never be lost due to a power
outage. The lithium battery will keep the correct time without AC power. Normal watering will resume when AC power is restored.
SEN C P 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
24VAC
red
white
blue
NOTE: P/N 258200 can be used as
an alternate method to mount the
SmartPort connector.
CONNECTING A HUNTER REMOTE
POWER FAILURES

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NOTE: A basic programming rule is that whatever
symbol or character is ashing will be the item pro-
grammed. For instance, if the hour is ashing when set-
ting the time, the hour can be changed or programmed.
For illustration purposes in this manual, ashing char-
acters are in GRAY type.
The X-Core display shows the time and day when the controller is idle.
The display changes when the dial is rotated to indicate the specic
programming information to enter. When programming, the ashing
portion of the display can be changed by pressing the
or buttons.
To change something that is not ashing, press the or buttons until
the desired eld is ashing.
Three programs A, B, and C, each with the ability to have four daily
start times, permit plants with dierent watering requirements to be
separated on dierent day schedules.
Setting the Date and Time
1. Turn the dial to the CURRENT TIME/DAY position.
2. The current year will be ashing. Use the or buttons to change
the year. Aer setting the year, press the
button to proceed to
setting the month.
3. The month and day will be in the display. The month will be ash-
ing and the icon will be displayed. Use the or buttons to
change the month. Press the
button to proceed to setting the day.
4. The day will be ashing and the icon will be displayed. Use the
or buttons to change the day. Press the button to proceed
to setting the time.
5. The time will be displayed. Use the and buttons to select AM,
PM, or 24 hour. Press the
button to move to hours. Hours will be
ashing. Use the and buttons to change the hour shown on
the display. Press the
button to move to minute. Minutes will be
ashing. Use the and buttons to change the minutes shown on
the display. The date, day, and time have now been set.
CURRENT TIME/DAY
CURRENT TIME/DAY
PROGRAMMING THE CONTROLLER

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Setting the Program Start Time(s)
1. Turn the dial to the START TIMES position.
2. The factory preset is set on program A. If
necessary, you can select program B, or C
by pressing the button.
3. Use the or button to change the
start time. (The start times advance in
15 minute increments).
4. Press the button to add an additional
start time, or button for the next
program.
NOTE: One start time will activate all stations sequen-
tially in that program. This eliminates the need to enter
each station’s start time. Multiple start times in a pro-
gram can be used for separate morning, aernoon, or
evening watering cycles. Start times may be entered in
any order. The X-Core®will automatically sort them.
Eliminating a Program Start Time
With the dial set to START TIMES position,
push the or button until you reach
12:00 AM (Midnight). From here push the
button once to reach the OFF position.
Setting Station Run Times
1. Turn the dial to RUN TIMES position.
2. The display will show the last program
selected (A, B, or C), the station number
selected, icon, and the station will be
ashing. You can switch to another
program by pressing the button.
3. Use the or button to change the
station run time on the display. You can
set the run times from 0 to 4 hours.
4. Press the button to advance to the
next station.
Setting Days To Water
1. Turn the dial to the WATER DAYS position.
2. The display will show the last program
selected (A, B, or C). You can switch to
another program by pressing the button.
3. The controller will display the seven days
of the week (MO, TU, WE, TH, FR, SA, SU).
Each day will have a icon or a icon above
the day. The icon would represent an “On”
water day, while a icon would represent an
“O” watering day.
WATER DAYS
START TIMES
RUN TIMES
START TIMES
PROGRAMMING THE CONTROLLER