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This is an overview detailing the importance and the process of grounding your WeatherTRAK controller. Read more

This advanced training we take a deep dive on some WeatherTRAK Programming Tools that will help Irrigation Managers manage their station irrigation schedules.  Read more

Detailing the best practice around installing 2 Wire Electrical connections on the 2 Wire path of a WeatherTRAK controller. Read more

An overview of each WeatherTRAK H2O 2 Wire Decoder, including the Single Station Decoder, the Two Station Valve Decoder, the Master Valve Decoder, the Flow Sensor Decoder, the Pump Start Decoder, and the Surge Arrestor Decoder. Read more

In this chapter of the WeatherTRAK 2 Wire Maintenance & Troubleshooting series, we walk through the complete step-by-step process for testing your 2 Wire path — from preparation to execution. You'll learn how to calculate the expected milliamp load for your system, isolate your controller and wire paths, and use a milliamp clamp meter to diagnose three common issues: over current conditions, no connect/no response alerts, and noise on the 2 Wire path. What's covered: Tools and maps you need before you start How to calculate expected milliamp load by decoder type Isolating the controller and identifying the problem wire path How to perform the 2 Wire test in the field Chase the High Current — troubleshooting over current/short conditions Find the Zero — troubleshooting no connect/no response alerts Find the Bad Decoder — troubleshooting noise on the 2 Wire path Need help? Call WeatherTRAK Support: 1-800-362-8774 | Bilingual support available 6 days a week. Chapters: 0:00 Introduction 0:40 Know Before You Go 2:33 Calculating the Load 6:41 Load Calculation Example 8:35 External Power Source Note 10:31 Preparing the Controller 13:10 Executing the 2 Wire Test 15:54 Troubleshooting: Over Current 20:20 Troubleshooting: No Connect / No Response 22:49 Troubleshooting: Noise 25:22 Summary Read more

Site Walk tools - Manual testing, Alert Management, Controller and Station Programming, and Mapping Read more