PRO-C

Residential and Light Commercial

Irrigation Controller

PC Series
Modular Controller
Indoor/Outdoor Models

Owner’s Manual and

Installation Instructions
TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION AND INSTALLATION ADVANCED FEATURES

SPECIFICATIONS................................................................. 3 SET PUMP/MASTER VALVE OPERATION......................... 33
PRO-C COMPONENTS ...................................................... 4 PROGRAMMABLE RAIN OFF............................................ 33
MOUNTING THE CONTROLLER TO A WALL ...................... 8 SETTING SPECIFIC DAYS OFF............................................ 33
CONNECTING AC POWER ................................................. 9 HIDDEN FEATURES
INSTALLING STATION MODULES ..................................... 10
PROGRAM CUSTOMIZATION............................................. 34
CONNECTING STATION WIRES ......................................... 11
PROGRAMMABLE DELAY BETWEEN STATIONS............... 34
CONNECTING THE BATTERY............................................. 12
PROGRAMMABLE SENSOR OVERRIDE............................... 35
CONNECTING A MASTER VALVE....................................... 13
TOTAL RUN TIME CALCULATOR.......................................... 36
CONNECTING A PUMP START RELAY............................... 14
EASY RETRIEVE PROGRAM MEMORY................................ 36
CONNECTING A HUNTER “CLIK”WEATHER SENSOR........ 15
SOLAR SYNC DELAY............................................................ 37
CONNECTING A HUNTER REMOTE................................... 17
CYCLE AND SOAK................................................................ 38
CONNECTING TO THE HUNTER SOLAR SYNC................... 19
HUNTER QUICK CHECK CLIK-DELAY PROGRAMMING........ 40

PROGRAMMING THE CONTROLLER CLEARING CONTROLLER’S MEMORY/RESETTING

CONTROLLER...................................................................... 40
SETTING THE CURRENT DATE AND TIME.......................... 24 WINTERIZING YOUR IRRIGATION SYSTEM......................... 40
SETTING PROGRAM START TIMES................................... 25 CLIK DELAY INSTRUCTIONS................................................ 41
SETTING STATION RUN TIMES......................................... 26
SETTING A WATERING SCHEDULE ................................... 27 TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
OPTIONS FOR RUNNING YOUR IRRIGATION SYSTEM ..... 29
PROBLEMS, CAUSES, AND SOLUTIONS............................ 42
USING THE PRO-C TO OPERATE OUTDOOR LIGHTING..... 30
SPECIFICATIONS
Operating Specifications Cabinet Dimensions
• Station Count: Conventional wiring from 4 to 23 stations, Height: 9" (23 cm)
Two-wire EZ Decoder option up to 32 stations Width: 10" (21.5 cm)
Depth: 4 1/ 2" (10.9 cm)
• Station Run Time: 1 minute to 6 hours on programs
A, B, and C Outdoor cabinet is NEMA 3R, IP44 rated.

• Start Times: 4 per program, three programs for up

to 12 starts Default Settings
All stations are set to zero run time. This controller has a
Watering Schedule: 7-day calendar, interval watering up
•  non-volatile memory that retains all entered program data
to a 31-day interval or true odd or even day programming, even during power outages, without the need for a battery.
made possible by the 365-day clock/calendar
Cleaning
Electrical Specifications
Clean only with cloth dampened with mild soapy water.
• Transformer Input: 120 VAC, 60 Hz
(230 VAC, 50/60 Hz for international use)

• Transformer Output: 24 VAC, 1 amp

• Station Output: 24 VAC, 0.56 amps per station

• Maximum Output: 24 VAC, 0.84 amps

(includes Master Valve Circuit)

• Battery: 9-volt alkaline battery (not included) used

only for non-AC programming; the non-volatile memory
maintains program information

• Battery, front panel, internal CR2032 lithium for

real-time clock

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 PRO-C COMPONENTS

A
⑦ ① B ⑬ ⑭ ⑮
⑱⑯ ⑰

⑧
⑫
③
②

⑤ ⑨ ⑪ ⑥ ④ ⑩

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PRO-C COMPONENTS (CONTINUED)

A LCD Display
Indicates various times, values,
① Main Display
and programmed information
Running Indicates when watering occurs

② Year Identifies current calendar year

Rain Drop
Indicates watering will occur on
selected day
③ Month Identifies current calendar month
Indicates watering will not occur
Crossed Rain Drop
④ Day Identifies current calendar day on selected day
Identifies selected program
⑤ Start Time
start time
Identifies the program in use:
B Control Buttons and Switches
⑥ Program Selector
A, B, or C Increases the selected
⑬ +Button
flashing display
Identifies currently selected
⑦ Station Number
station number Decreases the selected
⑭ -Button
flashing display
Allows user to set each valve
⑧ Run Time station run time from 1 minute
Advances the selected flashing
to 4 hours
⑮ →Button display to the next item, also use
Identifies days of the week to start a manual cycle
⑨ Days of the Week
to water or not water
Identifies if odd or even Returns selected flashing display
⑩ Odd/Even Watering
watering days are selected ⑯ ←Button
to the previous item
Identifies if interval watering Selects programs A, B, and C;
⑪ Interval
has been selected ⑰ PRG Button
also use to start a test program
Displays in increments of 5% the
Rain Sensor Use to bypass weather “Clik-type”
⑫ Seasonal Adjustment selected percentage of seasonal ⑱ Bypass Switch sensors if one is installed
adjustments

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 PRO-C COMPONENTS (CONTINUED)

C ①

➉ ②

⑨ ③

⑧ ④

⑦ ⑤
D ① ② ③ ④ ⑤

⑥ ⑦ ⑧ ⑨
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PRO-C COMPONENTS (CONTINUED)

C Control Dial D Wiring Compartment

Normal dial position for
① Run
automatic operation An alkaline battery (not included) allows

Set Current Date/

① 9-Volt Battery programming of the controller without
② Time
Set current date and time AC power

Set Program Set 1 to 4 start times in each This button will reset the controller.
③ Start Times program ② Reset Button
All programmed data will remain intact

④ Set Station Run Times Set each station run time

Used to attach transformer, sensor wires,
Select individual days to water,
③ Power Area
and other systems to the controller
⑤ Set Days to Water odd, even or interval watering
schedule SmartPort® Used to connect a SmartPort, which
④ Input Terminals enables Hunter remote controls
Turn pump or master valve
⑥ Set Pump Operation
on or off for each station A transformer is installed (outdoor
Make global run time changes ⑤ Transformer models only; indoor models are supplied
⑦ Seasonal Adjustment without programming the with a plug-in transformer)
controller (from 5% to 300%)
This box provides an area for connecting
⑧ Solar Sync®
Allows user to program settings ⑥ Junction Box
primary AC power (outdoor models only)
when using Solar Sync ET sensor
Manual—Single Activates a one-time watering of
⑨ Station a single station ⑦ Ground Lug
For additional surge protection, connect
lug to earth ground
Used to discontinue all programs
and stop all watering until the dial Used to connect Hunter Solar Sync or
⑧ Sensor Terminals
“Clik-type” sensors
⑩ System Off is returned to the RUN position,
or to set the programmable rain Release to remove or insert Pro-C
off feature ⑨ Power Slide
modules

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 MOUNTING THE CONTROLLER TO A WALL

All necessary hardware is included for most installations.

1. Use the hole at the top of the controller as a reference and

secure a 1" (25 mm) screw into the wall. Note: Install screw
anchors if attaching to drywall or masonry wall.

2. Align controller with the screw and slide the keyhole

on top of the controller over the screw.

3. Secure controller in place by installing screws in the holes.

For PC-401-A: If the supply cord is damaged, it must be

replaced by the manufacturer or service agent or a similarly
qualified person to avoid hazard.

NOTE: The indoor Pro-C is not weather-

or water-resistant, and must be installed
indoors or in a protected area. This device
is not intended for use by young children.
Never let children play with this device.

The outdoor model is water- and weather-

resistant. Connecting the outdoor Pro-C
to the primary power should be done by
a licensed electrician following all local
codes. Improper installation could result
in shock or fire hazard. This device is not
intended for use by young children. Never
let children play with this device.

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CONNECTING AC POWER

Indoor Cabinet
Route transformer cable through the hole on the bottom left To be performed by a licensed
side of the controller and connect one Yellow Wire to each of the electrician only.
screws marked AC and the Green wire to GND.
Always use UL listed ½” (13 mm) conduit
with male adapter when installing AC
① ② ③ wiring. Pro-C/PCC controllers are
① GND
(Green) intended to be supplied AC power with a
15A rated overcurrent protected device.
② AC1
(Yellow)

③ AC2 Outdoor Cabinet

(Yellow)
1. Route AC power cable and conduit through the ½" (13 mm)
conduit opening on the left side of the bottom of the cabinet.
Indoor Cabinet
2. Connect the wires to the transformer wires located inside the
junction box. International units are supplied with a built- in
terminal strip. Always use a UL listed conduit ½" (13 mm) male
adapter when installing the AC wiring.
① ② ③
3. Insert the adapter into the ½" (13 mm) hole at the bottom of the
① GROUND
(Green) controller. Attach a nut to the adapter inside the enclosure.

4. Connect a 9-volt alkaline battery (not included) to the battery

② NEUTRAL
(White) terminals and place in the battery compartment in the front
panel. The battery allows the user to program the controller
③ HOT without AC power. Watering will not occur without AC power.
(Black)
Since this controller has non-volatile memory, the program
clock and calendar will be retained during a power outage even
Outdoor Cabinet
if no battery is installed.
120 V 230 V
U.S.A. INTERNATIONAL

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 INSTALLING STATION MODULES
The Pro-C controller is supplied with a factory-installed base Installing PCM Modules
module for up to 4 stations. Additional modules may be added in The Pro-C controller is designed with a simple-to-use “Power
increments of 3 stations (PCM-300), 9 stations (PCM-900), or Lock” feature that assures that the modules are energized and
16 stations (PCM-1600). In total, a conventionally wired system firmly secured into the controller. The “Power Lock” can unlock
can be expanded up to 23 stations. Additional modules are sold or lock all modules at once or at the same time by simply pushing
separately. the “Power Lock” slide.
The Pro-C is also compatible with the EZ Decoder System 1. Slide the “Power Lock” into the “Power Off” (unlocked)
(EZDS) for hybrid conventional and two-wire operations. Add position. Insert the PCM or PC-DM modules into the
a Pro-C Decoder Module (PC-DM) to enable control for up to appropriate sequential position in the controller cabinet.
32 total stations. This system uses the same EZ-1 decoders
used with ICC2 and HCC controllers. For more installation and 2. Once all of the modules are in place, slide the “Power Lock”
programming details, please refer to the PC-DM Installation into the “Power On” (locked) position to energize and secure
Guide. the modules into the controller.

3. The Pro-C will automatically recognize the correct number of

stations. It is not necessary to press the reset button on the
back of the facepack or cycle power to the controller.

NOTE: To expand your controller to 16 or

23 stations with a PCM-900 or PCM-1600,
respectively, install one PCM-300 in the
Decoder

Decoder

first expansion slot (stations 5–7). Then

8–32
5–32

install the PCM-900 or PCM-1600 in the

upper two expansion slots. These modules
Conventional

will not fit or operate in any other station

1–7
Conv.

output slot.
1–4

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CONNECTING STATION WIRES
1. Route valve wires between control valve location
and controller.

2. At valves, attach a common wire to either solenoid wire

of all valves. This is most commonly a white colored wire.
Attach a separate control wire to the remaining wire
4
of each valve. All wire splice connections should be
done using waterproof connectors.

3. Route valve wires through the conduit and attach conduit

to one of the openings on the bottom of the cabinet. 3
4. Strip ½" (13 mm) of insulation from ends of all wires.
Secure the valve common wire to “COM” (Common) terminal.
Attach all individual valve control wires to the appropriate
station terminals.
2

1
NOTE: The common terminal screw has
moved from the base module and is
now below the sensor terminals. Do not
connect the incoming common wires to COM
the P/MV terminal.

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 CONNECTING THE BATTERY (OPTIONAL)

NOTE: Warning: Risk of fire, explosion,

and electric shock. Replace battery
with CR 2032 type only. Use of a
different battery has potential risk for
fire, explosion, and electric shock. See
owner’s manual for instructions.

Connect a 9-volt alkaline battery (not included) to the battery

terminals and place in the battery compartment in the front
panel. The battery allows the user to program the controller
without AC power. Watering will not occur without AC power.
Since this controller has non-volatile memory, the program clock
and calendar will be retained during a power outage even if no
battery is installed.

Activating the 3V Lithium Battery

After installing your Pro-C, make sure to remove the battery
contact insulator to allow the Pro-C to keep time in the event
of a power outage.

Replacing the 3V Lithium Battery

NOTE: When installing 3V lithium ① ② ③
battery, ensure the positive (+) side is
facing up.

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Connecting a Master Valve (optional)
Connect either wire from Master Valve to the P/MV terminal.
Connect remaining wire to the “COM” (Common) terminal.

NOTE: When using a PC-DM, the P/MV P/MV

can be hardwired directly to the P/MV
terminal or programmed to operate via
the two-wire path. Refer to the PC-DM
Installation Guide for more information.
Master Valve
COM

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 CONNECTING A PUMP START RELAY (OPTIONAL)

1. Route a wire pair from the pump relay into the

controller housing.

2. Connect the pump common wire to the terminal

slot “COM” (Common) and the remaining wire
from the pump relay to the P/MV terminal slot.

Relay holding current draw must not exceed 0.28 amps

(24 VAC). Do not connect the controller directly to the pump—
damage to controller will result.

For more information on the installation of a PSR, please visit

the support page: https://hunter.direct/pumpstartrelay

To pump
15' (4.5 m) minimum
PSR

P/MV

COM
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CONNECTING A HUNTER “CLIK” WEATHER SENSOR (NOT INCLUDED)
A Hunter weather sensor or other micro-switch-type weather When the weather sensor
sensors can be connected to the Pro-C. The purpose of this has deactivated automatic
sensor is to stop automatic watering when weather conditions watering, “OFF” will appear
dictate. on the display.

1. Remove the metal jumper plate that is attached across

the two SEN terminals inside the controller.

2. C onnect one wire to one SEN

terminal, and the other wire
to the other SEN terminal.

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 CONNECTING A HUNTER “CLIK” WEATHER SENSOR (CONTINUED)
Testing the Weather Sensor
The Pro-C provides simplified 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 using the One -
Touch Manual Start (see page 30). During the Manual cycle,
pressing the test button on the “Clik-type” sensor
(e.g., Mini-Clik ®) will interrupt watering.

NOTE: The Manual single-station function

ignores any attached sensor and will allow
watering to occur.

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 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 function. The Bypass switch does not affect the
Seasonal Adjust update when using the Solar Sync sensor.

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CONNECTING A HUNTER REMOTE (NOT INCLUDED)
The Pro-C is compatible with Hunter remote controls.
The SmartPort wiring harness (included with all Hunter
remotes) allows for fast and easy use of Hunter controls.
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. I nstall a 1/ 2" PVC Slip x Slip x FIPT in the field
wiring conduit approximately 12" (30 cm) below the Pro-C.

2. F eed the red, white, and blue wires of the harness

through the base of the “Tee” and into the wiring
compartment as shown.

3. S crew the SmartPort harness housing into the “Tee”

as shown.

 ttach the red wire to the screw slot marked AC1, attach
4. A
the white wire to the screw slot marked AC2, attach the
blue wire to the screw slot marked REM.

NOTE: P/N 258200 can be used as

NOTE: Reversing the red and white
an alternate method to mount the
wires will result in an “SP ERR” message.
SmartPort connector.

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 CONNECTING A HUNTER REMOTE (CONTINUED)

REM
(Blue)

AC2
(White)

AC1
(Red)

NOTE: Any extension of the wiring on the

SmartPort may result in an error message
in the controller display and possible
malfunction of the remote unit due to
radio interference. In some situations,
12” / 30 cm
lengthening of the harness may work
fine, in others it may not work at all (it is
site specific). In either case, extending
the wiring harness should be done using
shielded cable to minimize the possible
effects of electrical noise. For easiest
installation, order the Hunter
SmartPort shielded cable wiring harness.

(P/N ROAM-SCWH) with a full 25’ (7.6 m)

of shielded cable.

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CONNECTING TO THE HUNTER SOLAR SYNC®

The Solar Sync is a sensor system that, when connected The controller will automatically increase or decrease watering
to Hunter Pro-C, will automatically adjust your controller run times based on changes in weather. The result is a new
watering based upon changes in local climate conditions. water-efficient irrigation product that promotes water
The Solar Sync utilizes a solar and temperature sensor conservation and healthier plants. You simply program your
to measure on-site weather conditions used to determine controller like you normally would, and the Solar Sync takes
evapotranspiration (ET), or the rate at which plants and turf over from there, eliminating the need to manually adjust your
use water. In addition, the Solar Sync sensor includes watering schedule.
a Hunter Rain-Clik® and Freeze-Clik® sensor that will shut
For installation and programming instructions of your Hunter
down your irrigation system when it rains and/or during
Solar Sync, please refer to the Solar Sync owner’s manual
freezing conditions.
or visit the Solar Sync support section on our website:
https://hunter.direct/solarsynchelp

hunter.direct/procwifi

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 CONNECTING A HUNTER SOLAR SYNC® ET SENSOR

This controller is compatible with the Solar Sync and Wireless Adjust the Region as needed by using the and buttons
Solar Sync systems. Solar Sync is a sensor system that will (refer to page 21 for explanation of Solar Sync Region setting).
automatically adjust the controller’s watering schedule (based Use the button to advance to the right to adjust the Water
on changes in local climate condition) by using the Seasonal Adjust setting as needed (see page 22 for explanation of
Adjust function. The Solar Sync uses a solar and temperature Water Adjust setting).
sensor to determine evapotranspiration (ET), or the rate at
which plants and turf use water, and also includes Hunter Installing the Wireless Solar Sync
Rain-Clik and Freeze-Clik technology that will shut down Connect the Green and Black wire from the Wireless Solar
irrigation when it rains and/or during freezing conditions. Sync Receiver to the “SEN” wiring terminals on the controller.
It does not matter which wire connects to which terminal.
NOTE: Solar Sync will apply a default seasonal adjust Turn the dial to the “Solar Sync Settings” position. The
value of 100% until the first full day (24-hour period)
of weather measurements have been received from display will initially show dashed lines and then will show the
the sensor. default Region setting (3) on the left 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
NOTE: Enabling the Sensor Bypass switch has no
effect on the seasonal adjust updates from the explanation of Solar Sync Region setting). Use the button
Solar Sync sensor. It will, however, bypass the Rain- to advance to the right to adjust the Water Adjust setting as
Clik and Freeze-Clik functionality of the sensor.
needed (see page 14 for explanation of Water Adjust setting).

Installing Solar Sync Sensor Solar Sync Settings

Connect the Green and Black wire Once the Solar Sync sensor is connected to the controller, two
from the Solar Sync Sensor to the numbers will appear in the display
“SEN” wiring terminals on the when the dial is turned to the Solar
controller. It does not matter which Sync Settings position. The number
wire connects to which terminal. Turn the dial to the “Solar on the left of the screen is the Region
Sync Settings” position. The display will initially show dashed setting, and the number on the right on the screen is the
lines and then will show the default Region setting (3) on the Water Adjustment setting (as shown above).
left and the default Water Adjustment setting (5) on the right.

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CONNECTING A HUNTER SOLAR SYNC ET SENSOR
Use the following table for choosing your region (reference below).
Region
You can use methods A, B, or C to help you choose which region is
For accurate Solar Sync measurements, the controller needs to best for your area:
be programmed for the average peak season ET for your region.
Use the table below to determine your region. 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
The table will assist you in identifying the type of region you live option when selecting your region.
in. There are four basic ET regions, each with descriptions of the
region, along with typical ET and temperature characteristics. It is B: Based upon the temperature for your region using the average
recommended that, if possible, the region be chosen based upon July or the driest month high temperature (not the highest
average July ET or peak summer ET (inches/mm per day). temperature for July).

C: Based upon the general description of your region.

IF ANY OF THE CHOICES IN THE ROWS APPLY TO YOUR SITUATION, THEN THAT IS YOUR REGION SETTING CHOICE.

A B C

Region
1 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)
• U.S. Northern States
• Coastal Regions

Region
2 If the average July ET is 0.18" – 0.23"
(4.6 mm – 5.8 mm) per day
If the average temperature for July is
75° – 85° (24°C – 29°C)
• Mountains
• U.S. Northern Inland States

Region
3 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)
• U.S. Southern States
• Inland/High Desert

Region 4 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)
• Deserts

**For
ForSouthern
Southern Hemisphere locations,use
hemisphere locations, usethe
themonth
monthof
of January.
January.

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

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CONNECTING A HUNTER SOLAR SYNC ET SENSOR
Calibration/Setup
After Solar Sync has been installed and programmed, 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, reflective heat from surrounding structures, etc), the
initial setting may require adjustment 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

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 percentage. Increase the Water
Adjustment setting until the desired Seasonal Adjust percentage 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 percentage. Decrease
the Water Adjustment setting until the desired Seasonal Adjust percentage is shown. If you minimize the Water Adjustment scale down
to 1 and still require a reduction in Seasonal Adjust, 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 modified 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.

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 SETTING THE CURRENT DATE AND TIME

1. Turn the dial to the DATE/TIME position.

2. The current year will be flashing in the display. Use the

+ and - buttons to change the year. Push the→button
to proceed to setting the month.

3. The month will be flashing. Use the + and - buttons

to change the month. Press the →button to proceed
to setting the day.

4. The day will be flashing. Use the + and - buttons

to change the day of the month. 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 hr. Press the →button to move
to hours. Use the + and - buttons to change the hour
shown on the display. Press the →button to move onto
the minutes. Use the +and - buttons to change the
minutes shown in the display.

The date and time have now been set.

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SETTING PROGRAM START TIMES

1. Turn the dial to the START TIMES position.

2. Press the PRG button to select A, B, or C.

3. Use the + and - buttons to change the start time. (Advances

in 15-minute increments.) One start time will activate all
stations sequentially in that program. This eliminates the
need to enter a start time for each station.

4. Press the→button to add another start time,

or PRG button for the next program.

Eliminating a Program Start Time

With the dial set to the START TIMES position, push the + and -
buttons until you reach 12:00 am (Midnight). From this position
push the - button once to reach the “OFF” position.

NOTE: All stations operate in numerical

order. Only one program start time is
required to activate a watering program.

If a program has all four start times

turned off, then that program is off (all
other program details are retained).
Because there are no start times, there
will be no watering with that program.

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 SETTING STATION RUN TIMES

1. Turn the dial to the RUN TIMES position.

2. The display will show the last program selected (A, B, or C)

the station number selected, and the run time for that
station will be flashing. You can switch to another program by
pressing the PRG button.

3. Use the + and - buttons to change the station run time

on the display. You may set station run times from 1 minute to
6 hours.

4. Press the→button to advance to the next station.

5. Repeat steps 2 and 3 for each station.

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SETTING A WATERING SCHEDULE

1. Turn the dial to the WATER DAYS position. Selecting Odd or Even Days to Water
2. The display will show the last program selected (A, B, This feature uses numbered day(s) of the month for watering
or C). You can switch to another program by pressing the instead of specific days of the week (odd days: 1st, 3rd, 5th, etc.;
PRG button. even days: 2nd, 4th, 6th, etc.)

3. The controller displays currently programmed active day 1. With the cursor on SUN in specific days of the week mode
schedule information. You can choose to water on specific press the → button once. ODD will flash on the screen.
days of the week, or you can choose interval watering, or 2. If even day watering is desired, press the - button once. EVEN
choose to water on odd days or even days. Each program can will flash on the screen. You can move back and forth from
operate using only one type of water day option. ODD to EVEN by pressing the - button.

3. O
 nce you selected odd or even day watering, turn the dial
Selecting Specific Days
back to the RUN TIMES position.
of the Week to Water
1. Press the + button to activate
a particular day of the week to
water (the display always starts
with Monday). Press the - button
to cancel watering for that day.
After pressing a button, the
display automatically advances
to the next day. A icon indicates
a water day. A icon indicates a
no water day.
NOTE: The 31st of any month and
February 29th are always “OFF” days
2. After programming, set the if Odd day watering is selected.
dial to the RUN position to
enable automatic execution
of all selected programs
and start times.

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 SETTING A WATERING SCHEDULE (CONTINUED)

Selecting Interval Watering

This feature is convenient if you want to have a more consistent NOTE: If any days are selected as non-
watering schedule without having to worry about the day of the water days at the bottom of the display,
week or the date. The interval you select is the amount of days the Interval Day watering will exclude
between watering including the watering day.
those days. For example, if the Interval
Days are set at 5 and Monday is a non-
1. Turn the dial to the WATER DAYS position. The water drop water day, the controller will water every
above Monday should be flashing. 5th day, but never on a Monday. If the
interval water day falls on a Monday and
2. Press the → button until EVEN is flashing, then press the →
Monday is a non-water day, the program
button one more time. The display will change to the interval
would not water for 5 more days resulting
mode and the Interval Day number will be flashing.
in no irrigation for 10 days total.
3. Press the + button. The display will now show two numbers:
the interval, and the days remaining in the interval.

4. The number of days between waterings, or the interval, will

be flashing. Use the + and - buttons to select the number of
days desired between waterings.

5. Press the→button. The days remaining in the interval are

now flashing. Use the + and - buttons to select the number
of days until the next desired watering. One day remaining
means it will water the next day.

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OPTIONS FOR RUNNING YOUR IRRIGATION SYSTEM

Run Seasonal Adjustment

After programming is complete, turn the dial to the RUN Seasonal Adjust is used to make
position to enable automatic execution of all selected global run time changes without re-
programs and start times. programming the entire controller.
This feature is perfect for making
System Off small changes that are necessary as
the weather changes. For instance, hotter times of the
Valves currently watering will be shut off after the dial is
year may require a bit more water. Seasonal adjust can
turned to the SYSTEM OFF position for two seconds. All
be increased so that the stations will run longer than
active programs are discontinued and watering is stopped.
the programmed time. Conversely, as fall approaches,
To return controller to normal automatic operation, simply
the seasonal adjust can be reduced to allow for short
return dial to the RUN position.
watering durations.

Manually Run a Single Station 1. Turn the dial to the SEASONAL ADJUST position.
1. Turn the dial to the MANUAL position. 2. Press the + or - buttons to set the percentage
2. Station run time will flash in the display. Use the → desired from 5 percent to 300 percent.
button to move to the desired station. You may then To view the new adjusted run time, turn the dial
use the + and - buttons to select the amount of time to set run time’s position. The displayed run times will be
for a station to water. updated accordingly as the seasonal adjustment
3. Turn the dial to the RUN position to run is made.
the station (only the designated station
will water, then controller will return to
automatic mode with no change in the
previously set program).

NOTE : The Manual single station function ignores any NOTE: The controller should always be initially
attached sensor and will allow watering to occur. programmed in the 100% position.

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 OPTIONS FOR RUNNING YOUR IRRIGATION SYSTEM (CONTINUED)

One - Touch Manual Start and Advance

You can also activate a program to water without using the dial.

1. With the dial in the RUN position, hold down the → button for
2 seconds.

2. This feature automatically defaults to program A. You can

select program B, or C by pressing the PRG program.

3. The station number will flash. Press the ← or → button to

scroll through the stations and use the + and - buttons to
adjust the station run times. (If no buttons are pressed during
step 2 or 3, the controller will automatically begin program A.)

4. Press the →button to scroll to the desired station to start

with. After a 2-second pause, the program will begin.

This feature is great for a quick cycle when extra watering is

needed or if you would like to scroll through the stations to inspect
your system.

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USING THE PRO-C TO OPERATE OUTDOOR LIGHTING (OPTIONAL)

Connecting the FX Luminaire Transformer

The Pro-C is capable of operating three separate lighting
transformers equipped with the PXSync interface box.
Connect wires from the first PXSync box to station output 1
(and the Common) on the Pro-C terminal. If using a second or
third transformer, the second will be wired to station 2 and the
third wil be wired to station 3.

NOTE: Manual cycles initiated at the

controller or from a remote will cancel
any automatic program currently
running. Once manual cycle is complete,
the controller will return to automatic
mode, and run the next scheduled
program at its specified start time

Station Output
Common

Transformer
Accessory Plug

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 USING THE PRO-C TO OPERATE OUTDOOR LIGHTING (OPTIONAL)

Creating a Lighting Program

1. Turn the dial to the START TIMES position.

2. P ress and hold the PRG button for 6 seconds and observe the
A, B, C programs moving.

3. L1 and a flashing “OFF” will appear, and the controller is ready
to designate lighting programs.

 dd a start time to lighting program L1 by pressing the + and -

4. A
buttons until the correct time is shown. Up to four start times
can be assigned to L1.

5. Turn the dial to the RUN TIMES position. Press the PRG
button repeatedly until L1 is shown. Use the + and - buttons to
Example of screen upon entering
add a run time to lighting program L1.

When using a second or third lighting transformer, repeat the

same steps above after connecting the additional PXSync boxes,
adding start and run times accordingly.

You do not need to program days of the week for lighting

programs. They can run every day according to the
programmed start and run times. Example of flashing screen while holding down on PRG button

Lighting program can be activated

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ADVANCED FEATURES

Set Pump/Master Valve Operation 4. Turn the dial back to the RUN position, at
The default is for all stations to have which time, OFF, a number and the DAYS icon
the master valve/pump start circuit ON. all remain on.
The master valve/pump start can be set 5. Leave the dial in the RUN position.
ON or OFF by station, regardless of
The days off remaining will decrease at
which program the station is assigned.
midnight of each day. When it goes to
To program pump operation: zero, the display will show the normal
1. Turn the dial to the PUMP position. time of day and normal irrigation will
resume at the next scheduled start time.
2. Press the + or - buttons to toggle the master valve/pump start
ON or OFF for the specific station. Setting Specific Day(s) Off
Programming a No Water Day(s) is useful to inhibit watering on
3. Press the→button to advance to the next station.
mowing days, etc. For instance, if you always mow the lawn on
4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 for all necessary stations. Saturdays, you would designate Saturday as a No Water Day so
you are not mowing wet grass.
Programmable Rain Off
1. Turn the dial to the WATER DAYS position.
This feature permits the user to stop all
programmed waterings for a designated 2. Enter an interval watering schedule as
period from 1 to 31 days. At the end of the described on page 28.
programmable rain off period, the controller
3. Press the → button once. MON will be flashing.
will resume normal automatic operation.
4. Use the → button until the cursor is at
1. Turn the dial to the SYSTEM OFF
the day of the week you wish to set as
position.
a No Water Day. EVEN
24-30
2. Press the + button and a 1 will be 13 29

5. Press the - button to set this day as a

displayed and the DAYS LEFT icon
no water day. The will illuminate over this day.
will illuminate.
3. Press + as many times as needed to set the number of days off 6. Repeat steps 4 and 5 until all desired event day(s) are off.
desired (up to 31).

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 HIDDEN FEATURES

Program Customization Programmable Delay Between Stations

The Pro-C is factory-configured with 3 independent programs This feature allows the user to insert a delay between when
(A, B, C with four start times each) for different plant type one station turns off and the next station turns on. This is
requirements. The Pro-C can be customized to display only the very helpful on systems with slow closing valves or on pump
required programs. You can hide those programs that are not systems that are operating near maximum flow or have slow
required to ease programming. well recovery.

1. Start with the dial in the RUN position. 1. Start with the dial in the RUN position.

2. Press and hold the - button. Turn the dial to the WATER DAYS 2. Press and hold the - button while turning the dial to the
position. RUN TIMES position.

3. Release the - buttons. 3. Release the - button. The display

will show a delay time for all
4. Use the + and - button to change program modes.
stations in seconds.

4. Press the + and - buttons to

increase or decrease the delay time
between 0 and 59 seconds in 1-second increments and then
in 1-minute increments up to 4 hours. Hr will be displayed
when the delay changes from seconds to minutes and hours.
Maximum delay is 4 hours.
Advanced Mode Normal Mode
5. Return the dial to the RUN position.
(3 programs / 4 start times) (2 programs / 4 start times)

NOTE: The Master Valve/Pump Start

circuit will operate during the first 15
seconds of any programmed delay to
aid in the closing of the valve and to
avoid unnecessary cycling of the pump.
Limited Mode
(1 program / 1 start time)

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HIDDEN FEATURES (CONTINUED)

Programmable Sensor Override

The Pro-C allows the user to program the controller so that the A station that is running in the sensor override mode will display
sensor disables watering on only desired stations. For example, the word “SENSOR” and flash the icon.
patio gardens that have pots under overhangs and roofs may
not receive water when it rains and will continue to need to be
watered during periods of rain. To program sensor override:

1. Turn the dial to the RUN position.

2. Press and hold the- button while turning the dial

to the START TIMES position.

3. Release the - button. The display will show the station

number, the SENSOR icon, and ON will be flashing.

4. Press the + or - button to enable or disable the sensor

for the station shown.

ON = Sensor enabled (will suspend irrigation)

OFF = Sensor disabled (will allow watering)

5. Use the ←or → buttons to scroll to the next station that you
would like to program the sensor override.

NOTE: The controller default is for the

sensor to disable watering on all zones
when rain occurs.

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 HIDDEN FEATURES (CONTINUED)

Total Run Time Calculator Easy Retrieve™ Program Memory

The Pro-C keeps a running total of each program’s station run The Pro-C is capable of saving the preferred watering program
times. This feature provides a quick way to determine how long into memory for retrieval at a later time. This feature allows for a
each program will water. quick way of resetting the controller to the original programmed
watering schedule.
1. While in the RUN TIMES mode use the → button to advance
to the highest station position. To save the program into memory:
1. With the dial in the RUN position, press and hold the + and PRG
2. Press the →button once to review the total of all run times
buttons for 3 seconds. The display will scroll from left to right
programmed.
across the display indicating the program is being saved into
3. Use the PRG button to review additional programs. memory.

2. Release the + and PRG buttons.

Test Program
The Pro-C offers users a simplified method for running a test To retrieve a program that was previously saved into memory:
program. This feature operates each station in numerical 1. With the dial in the RUN position, press and hold the - and
sequence, from the lowest to the highest. You can start with any PRG buttons for 3 seconds. The display will scroll from right
station. This is a great feature to check the operation of your to left across the display indicating the program is being
irrigation system. retrieved from memory.

To initiate the test program: 2. Release the - and PRG buttons.

1. Press and hold the PRG button. The station number will be
flashing.

2. Press the ← or→ button to scroll to the station you would like
the test program to start with. Use the + and - button to set a
run time of up to 15 minutes. The run time needs to be entered
only once.

3. After a 2-second pause, the test program will begin.

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HIDDEN FEATURES (CONTINUED)

Solar Sync Delay for Pro-C To change the existing Delay days setting:
The delay feature is accessible only after the installation 1. Open the Solar Sync Delay menu by pressing the + button and
of the Solar Sync. The Solar Sync Delay feature allows the user rotating the dial to Solar Sync Settings and release the
to postpone seasonal adjustment changes from being made + button.
by Solar Sync for up to 99 days.
2. Use the + or - keys to modify the number of days until desired
While the Solar Sync Delay is active, the Solar Sync will continue numbers of delay days is displayed. (Setting the days to 00
to collect and store data. turns Solar Sync Delay to OFF.)
Operation: 3. Return the dial to the RUN position for the changes to
To access the Solar Sync Delay setting: take effect.

1. Place the dial in the RUN position; press and hold the + button, While Solar Sync Delay is active, the Solar Sync will continue
rotate the dial to the Solar Sync position then release the + to gather weather information and calculate the Seasonal
button. The following screen will be presented: d:XX (where d Adjust Value. The updated seasonal adjust will be applied once
indicates days and XX indicates the number of days the Solar Sync Delay days reach 00.
to be delayed).

2. Press the + or - button to increase/decrease the number

of days the delay should run. Once the desired number of days
is displayed, move the dial back to the RUN position to activate
the delay.

NOTE: The number of days remaining will

not be displayed on the RUN screen. To
check if the Delay feature is active, open
the Solar Sync Delay menu and check
the days displayed. If 1 or more days are
displayed, then Solar Sync Delay is active;
if 00 is displayed, then Solar Sync Delay is
not active.

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Cycle and Soak Setting the Cycle Time:

The Cycle and Soak feature allows you to split a station’s Initially Station 1 will be displayed. To access other stations,
run time into more usable, shorter watering durations. This press the ← or → button.
feature is useful when applying water to slopes and tight soils Once the desired station is displayed, use the + or - button to
because it automatically applies water more slowly, helping to increase or decrease the Cycle time. The user can set the time
prevent runoff from occurring. You should enter the Cycle time from 1 minute to 4 hours in 1-minute increments or to OFF if no
as a fraction of the station’s watering time, and the Soak time Cycle is desired.
as the minimum number of minutes required before watering
can occur again for the next Cycle. The total number of cycles
is determined by taking the total programmed station run
NOTE: Before 1 hour, only minutes are
time and dividing it by the Cycle time.
displayed (e.g., 36). At 1 hour or above,
the display will change to include the
Accessing the Cycle and Soak Menu: hour digit (e.g., 1:13 and 4:00).
The Cycle and Soak feature is accessed by placing the dial
in the RUN position, pressing and holding the + button for 3 If a station’s Run Time is less than or
seconds; while holding the + button rotate the dial to the RUN equal to the Cycle time, then no Cycle
TIME dial position, then release the button. will be applied.

Example of Cycle screen upon Example of Cycle screen with Example of Cycle screen with
entering only minutes hours included

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HIDDEN FEATURES (CONTINUED)

Accessing the Soak Menu: Once the desired station is displayed, the user can use
Once the desired Cycle times for each station have been the + or - button to increase or decrease the Soak time.
programmed, the Cycle time can be accessed by pressing the The user can set the Soak time from 1 minute to 4 hours
PRG button. in 1-minute increments.

The station will remain the same as was previously displayed NOTE: Before 1 hour, only minutes are
under the Cycle time (i.e., if station 2 is displayed in the Cycle displayed (e.g., 36). At 1 hour or above,
menu then Station 2 will be displayed upon pressing the the display will change to include the hour
PRG button). digit (e.g., 1:13 and 4:00).

NOTE: The Soak menu cannot be accessed

without a programmed Cycle time.

Example of Soak screen with Example of Soak screen with

Setting the Soak Time: only minutes hours included
To access the other stations, press the ← or→button.
Cycle and Soak Situations:
Station 1 requires 20 minutes of watering, but after 5 minutes,
runoff occurs. However, after 10 minutes all the water is
NOTE: When changing the stations, absorbed. The solution would be to program 20 minutes for
if a station without a Cycle time is the station run time, 5 minutes for
encountered, the screen will revert back the Cycle time, and 10 minutes for
to the Cycle time. Move to the next station the Soak time.
with a Cycle Time and press the PRG
The soak time is a minimum
button to return.
amount. The soak time may be
longer amount depending on the
remaining run times. Station 10 cycle running

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 HIDDEN FEATURES (CONTINUED)

Hunter Quick Check™

This circuit diagnostic procedure can quickly identify “shorts” NOTE: Any programs that have been
commonly caused by faulty solenoids or when a bare common saved with Easy Retrieve will remain
wire touches a bare station control wire. after resetting controller.

To initiate the Hunter Quick Check test procedure:

1. Press the +, -, ← and→ buttons simultaneously. In the
standby mode, the LCD will display all segments (helpful WINTERIZING YOUR SYSTEM
when troubleshooting display problems). In regions where the frost level falls below the depth of the
 ress the + button to begin the Quick Check test procedure.
2. P installed piping, it is common for systems to be “winterized.”
The system will search all stations to detect a high current Several methods can be used to drain the water from the system.
path through the station terminals. When a field wiring short is If compressed air method is used, we recommend that a qualified
detected, an ERR symbol preceded by the station number will licensed contractor perform this type of winterization.
momentarily flash on the controller LCD display. After the Hunter
Quick Check completes running this circuit diagnostic procedure,
the controller returns to the automatic watering mode.
NOTE: WARNING! WEAR ANSI-
APPROVED SAFETY EYE PROTECTION!
Clearing Controller’s Memory/Resetting Controller Extreme care must always be taken when
If you feel that you have misprogrammed the controller, there blowing out the system with compressed
is a process that will reset the memory to factory defaults and air. Compressed air can cause serious
erase all programs and data that have been entered into the injury, including serious eye injury
controller. Press and hold the PRG button. Press and release from flying debris. Always wear ANSI-
the RESET button on the back of the front panel. Wait until the approved safety eye protection and do
display shows 12:00 am. Release the PRG button. The controller not stand over any irrigation components
is now ready to be reprogrammed. (pipes, sprinklers, and valves) during
blowout. SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY
MAY RESULT IF YOU DO NOT PROCEED
AS RECOMMENDED.

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CLIK DELAY INSTRUCTIONS

Clik Delay Feature

This feature allows the user to delay programmed waterings for
a designated period (from 1-7 days) AFTER a Clik Event ends.
At the end of Programmed Clik Delay period, the controller will SENSOR DAYS LEFT
resume normal automatic irrigation.

1. Turn the dial to the RUN Position

2. Press and hold the “+” button for 3 seconds, then turn the dial
to the OFF position

3. Release the “+” button. The display will show the program-
mable Clik Delay.
An active Clik Delay can be cancelled by turning the dial to the
OFF position, waiting for OFF to stop flashing, then turning the
dial back to the RUN position.

Any station that is set to override sensor, as well as Lighting

SENSOR DAYS LEFT Programs, will operate during a Clik Delay event.

4. Press the “+” button to set Clik Delay duration (from 1 to 7 days).
Note: Use caution when using the
programmable Clik Delay feature with
5. Return the dial to the RUN position. Clik Delay is set. Hunter Wind-Clik, Freeze-Clik, Soil- Clik,
After a Clik Event ends (rain sensor changes from wet to dry) the
and freeze component of Solar Sync and
Clik Delay feature will become active and the screen will display
Rain/Freeze Clik as the Clik Delay will
Clik Delay duration. The day count down will occur 24 hours
become active AFTER Clik Event from
these devices.
after the start of Clik Delay.

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 TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

Problem Cause Solution

The controller repeats itself or Too many start times (Programming Error). Only one start time per active program
continuously waters, even when it is required. Refer to “Setting Program
should not be on (cycling repeatedly). Start Times” on page 25.

There is no display. Check AC power wiring. Correct any errors.

The display reads “SP ERR.” Electrical noise is entering the system. Check the SmartPort wiring harness.
Verify that the red wire is attached to the
AC1 terminal, the white wire to the AC2
terminal and the blue wire to the REM
terminal. If the wires were extended then
they will need to be replaced with shielded
cable. Contact your local distributor for
information on shielded cable.

The display reads “P ERR.” There is a fault in the pump start, Check the master valve or pump start
master valve, or the wiring for the wire for continuity. Replace or repair
pump start/master valve. the shorted wire. Check that all wire
connections are good and watertight.

The display reads a station number and There is a fault in the station solenoid, Check the station wire for continuity.
ERR, such as “2 ERR.” or the station wiring. Replace or repair shorted wire. Check
that all wire connections are good
and watertight.

The display reads “NO AC.” There is no AC power present Check to see if the transformer is
(the controller is not receiving power). properly installed.

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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE (CONTINUED)

Problem Cause Solution

The display reads “SENSOR OFF.” The rain sensor is interrupting irrigation Slide the Rain Sensor switch on front
or the sensor jumper is not installed. panel to the BYPASS position to bypass
rain sensor circuit, or install the sensor
jumper.

Rain sensor will not shut off system. Incompatible rain sensor or the jumper Make sure sensor is micro-switch-
was not removed when sensor was type such as Mini-Clik ®. Check that the
installed. jumper has been removed from the SEN
terminals. Confirm proper operation
(see “Testing the Weather Sensor” on
page 16).

Manual Single Station Mode Used. Manual Single Station Mode will override
the sensor. Use Manual All Station Mode
to test sensor.

The controller does not have a start time Programming error, dial in incorrect Be sure the dial is in correct position.
for each station. position. Total number of stations can be easily
checked by placing dial in the RUN TIMES
position and pressing the back arrow.

Valve will not turn on. Short in wiring connections. Check field wiring.

Bad solenoid. Replace solenoid.

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 Certificate of Conformity to European Directives

Hunter Industries declares that the irrigation controller Model Pro-C complies with the standards of the European Directives
of “electromagnetic compatibility” Directive 2014/30/EU and “low voltage” Directive 2014/35/EU.

Senior Regulatory Compliance Engineer

FCC Notice
This controller generates radio frequency energy and may If necessary, the user should consult the dealer or an experienced
cause interference to radio and television reception. It has radio/television technician for additional suggestions. The user
been type tested and found to comply with the limits for a may find the following booklet prepared by the Federal
Class B computing device in accordance with the specifications Communications Commission helpful: “How to Identify and
in Subpart J of Part 15 of FCC Rules, which are designed to Resolve Radio-TV Interference Problems.” This booklet is
provide reasonable protection against such interference available from the U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington,
in a residential installation. However, there is no guarantee D.C., Stock No. 004-000-00345-4 (price: $2.00)
that interference will not occur in a particular installation.
If this equipment does cause interference to radio or television
reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment
off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the
interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient the receiving antenna

• Move the controller away from the receiver

This product should not be used for anything other than
• P lug the controller into a different outlet so that controller what is described in this document. This product should only
and receiver are on different branch circuits be serviced by trained and authorized personnel.

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