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Hunter released virtual solar sync in 2015. The time based schedule is, in our opinion, the best option due to some of our customers experiencing high water bills. It relies on a remote weather station to adjust your system and can potentially be inaccurate due to its inability to account for specific site conditions.

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You cannot run multiple zones concurrent with eachother. The sprinkler system would not function properly. You can only run 1 zone at a time.

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@@ellac2263 Areas, zones, stations, sections. There are many different ways people say it, but they mean the same thing.

If you are looking at the top of the rotor, there will be an arrow that will show you the direction of spray. Insert the Allen side of the adjustment key into the arrow until you feel it seat into the screw. From there, clockwise will fan out the spray while counterclockwise will make the stream tighter and shoot farther. Hopes this helps, and thank you for watching our videos!!

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Just learned this myself. What a crappy instruction manual. Also can’t pop off the piece for the battery backup, and the knob doesn’t always update the display.

that moment when you set it to start at 3a and you still see it going at 9a... that it's not zone start time, but actual system start time...

All my damn plants die couldn't figure out why the other zone wasn't working

1 of 2 things it may be. Most common, if it is "breaking", then it is probably a critter chewing through the fitting to get to the water. 2nd issue may be there is no pressure regulator on the zone. This would not cause the fitting to break, but rather to pop out repeatedly. These zones need to be set to 40PSI to prevent disconnecting.

@@thriveos The fitting isn't breaking, nor is it popping out. I have 40 PSI regulators on all my zones. What's happening is that the tubing is cracking just a tiny bit at some of the fittings, much like you'd expect it to do after drying out for years in the sun, except this is after two weeks of use. 🤷‍♂

@@peterkuebler8284 What brand is the tubing and where are you purchasing it?

@@thriveos It is Hunter HDL. I'm getting it from the nearest Aqua-flo supply store.

This is a very common mistake. Glad we could help!

Apologies for the delay. The bypass switch is to bypass your rain and freeze sensor. To keep it simple, if you set the switch to bypass, it will ignore what the rain sensor tells it to do if you have one installed. If the sensor gets wet and tells the controller to prevent watering, and the switch is in bypass, it will ignore the sensor. Hope that helps.

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The sensor bypass switch is used to bypass any information the sensor is sending to the controller. This only affects you if you have a working rain/freeze sensor connected to your controller. If the switch is active, then it will do what the sensor tells it to do. If it is in bypass, then it will bypass the sensor.

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You can do this by putting all of the zones that you want to run once a day every second day on program A and leave off the 1 zone that will run different. Once you've set the start times, run times, and water days for those 3 zones on program A, then you will switch to Program B and set the 1 zone twice a day on whatever days you want. Make sure you calculate what time your program A will start and stop so that whatever time you start and stop your 1 zone, it doesn't overlap with your other program run times. Hope that helps.

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Go to "water days" and check programs B and C. There is a high chance you have days set for the other programs. Watch the video again to see how to check different programs.

@@thriveos omg! You were correct it had B & C with run minutes so I turned B & C off and now have just A running the 6 stations on set minutes watering days set for Tuesday & Saturday.I will check tomorrow Friday hopefully shouldn't come on and should come on Saturday.The previous home owners must of had it set A,B,C its been doing my head in lol thank you so much, much appreciated from Perth Australia 🇦🇺 🙌👍🙂

Also I have a wireless rain sensor so I'm guessing if the sprinklers come on while it's raining they would automatically turn off would I be correct? Oh! And the hunter x core unit looks hard wired as its not plugged into power socket.Just wondering that battery in the Hunter unit 2032 battery I think is that to run rain sensor or the hunter unit? Unit is running fine but I'll probably replace that battery not sure how old it is and I guess will have to reset unit again thank you again in advance

Bro, can we start a club for confused xcore owners.

I think you would then program your second run time under program B, like a second schedule?

All the way from Australia? Glad we could help. More tutorials to come!