Toro Sentinel User's Guide

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Summary of Contents

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Note: This is a pre-release document.Therefore, the content of this documentis subject to change without notice.

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3. Some SMTP servers require a user Authentication in order to send e-mail. If required, select either SMTP or POP-before-SMTP. If notrequired, select

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2. Choose Unit List Sort Order by Unit Code number or Unit Description.3. Choose the Allow multiple unit nodes to be expanded option to enablethe data

Page 4 - Table of Contents

In this Chapter:Part 1 – Creating SatellitesPart 2 – Satellite Special Data SetupPart 3 – Synchronize Time and DayPart 4 – Zone Data EditorThe satelli

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Part 2 – Satellite Special Data SetupAs you can see by the Satellite database tree represented in the examplebelow, the Special Data window is one of

Page 6 - Getting Started

Completing the Satellite Setup ProceduresTo complete the satellite setup procedures, work through all tabbed pages ofthe Special Data window. Note: Fo

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The Flow Meter Tab1. Enter the K- Factor and Offset values per the flowmeter specifications.2. Select optional Flow Watch alarm parameters as applicab

Page 8 - Sentinel WMS System Setup

The Field Modem TabThe settings on this tab are provided for satellite communication using atelephone modem connected via the serial interface. 1. The

Page 9 - The Watcher Operations Tabs

The ET TabThe settings on ET (evapotranspiration) tab are provided for programs thatutilize ET data to determine run time.1. Enter the Maximum allowed

Page 10 - The Startup Tab

Part 3 –Synchronize Time and DayBoth the PC running the Sentinel WMS software and the satellite controllershave time-keeping registers that must remai

Page 11 - The Units Tab

3. The example below shows Soil Data Station and Station Mapping columnshidden from view.Note-EICON special-build wireless system only: The Setup Wire

Page 12 - Satellite Setup

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO INSTALLER:ACCEPTANCE OF THE TERMS OF THIS SENTINEL WMS SOFTWARE END-USERAGREEMENT IS REQUIRED PRIOR TO THE INSTALLATION OF THIS SO

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In this Chapter:Part 1 – Program Satellites for Automatic OperationsPart 2 – Checking Unsent ChangesThis chapter provides the various satellite progra

Page 14 - The Global Tab

Help - Displays a quickreference key for thevarious symbols displayedon the program tabs.2 – Program Page TabsEach satellite is capable of having 16 i

Page 15 - The Flow Meter Tab

ET-based Run Time - Select this option to enable station run times to berecalculated at the day change time based on the ET Total for the program.Note

Page 16 - The Auxiliary Pump Tab

6 – Program SlotsOne of the most unique and powerful programming features of the SentinelWMS software is the method used to organize and control satel

Page 17 - The Forwarding Tab

Editing Multiple SlotsWhen several slots will have station assignments that share common parametersand Run Time values, editing the slots simultaneous

Page 18 - Part 4 – Zone Data Setup

Clearing Slots The Clear Slots tool removes Slots data incrementally as follows:• Clears run time of all selected Slots (assigned station number in b

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In this Chapter:Part 1 – Hydro ReportPart 2 – Flow Graph ReportPart 1 – The Hydro ReportHydro reports can be quickly generated from current and histor

Page 20 - Satellite Programming

2. Choose Receive or Refresh to plot the graph.Note: Click-drag the pointer left to right and/or top to bottom to zoom in.Click-drag pointer the oppos

Page 21 - 4 – Program Parameters

In this Chapter:Part 1 – Map View FeaturesPart 2 – Manual Operations/Output StatusPart 3 – AlarmsPart 4 – Rain DaysPart 5 – Percent ScaleThe Operation

Page 22 - 5 – Watering Day Schedules

Placing Station Indicators on the MapWhen station indicators are positioned on the map image, they aredynamically linked to the Sentinel WMS software

Page 23 - Editing Program Slots

8. Customer Responsibility for the SoftwareCustomer is solely responsible for selection of the Software to achieve Customer'sintended results or

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Automatic Operation StatusAny stations that are currently operating automatically will be highlighted inGreen. Station operation can be stopped by cli

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The General Alarms TabThe Alarm example below indicates the exact time and date a power failureoccurred and when power was restored. 1. Choose the Pow

Page 26 - Reports

Part 4 - Rain DaysThe Rain Days control feature enables program operation to be suspended for a defined period of time, ranging from 0 to 250 consecut

Page 27 - Listing Window

Part 5 - Percent ScaleThe control features of the Percent Scale window are used to increase anddecrease Program Run Time by percentage from 0 to 255%.

Page 28 - In this Chapter:

In this Chapter:Part 1 – Creating Satellite SystemsPart 2 – Working with Multiple SatellitesA Satellite System is simply a collection or group of sate

Page 29 - Manual Operations

7. To remove satellites from the System Contents list, use the same procedureas adding satellites, with the exception of using the Right arrow button

Page 30 - The Results

In this Chapter:Part 1 – Enabling the Sentinel Watcher Part 2 – Configuring Watcher OperationsMany of the system level operations, as well as weather

Page 31 - The Remote Output Alarms Tab

1. Choose Enable or Disable polling option as preferred:2. Enter the preferred polling start time.Satellite Programming UpdatesThe options provided on

Page 32 - Part 4 - Rain Days

In this Chapter:Part 1 – Creating a Weather StationPart 2 – Configuring a Weather StationPart 3 – Creating a Weather MonitorPart 4 – Checking the Weat

Page 33 - Part 5 - Percent Scale

Part 2 – Configuring the Weather StationWhen configuring new or existing Weather Station, all setup parameters will beaccessed and defined on the tabb

Page 34 - Satellite Systems

Table of ContentsEnd-user Agreement Terms. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . iiWelcome to Sentinel WMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Page 35 - System Level Operations

The Communication Settings Tab (continued)3. Enter to the Field Access Phone number if the Weather Station isconnected via a telephone modem.4. Enter

Page 36 - Sentinel Watcher Operations

The Notifications Tab1. Select Enable Notifications option as preferred.2. If applicable, enter the e-mail address(es) to receive Weather Stationrepor

Page 37 - Scheduler/Optimizer

Part 3 – Creating a Weather MonitorNote: Currently, only Rainfall monitors can be created.A unique Weather Monitor can be configured for each Weather

Page 38 - Working with Weather Sources

Part 4 – Checking the Weather SourceWith the Weather Station and Weather Monitor parameters properly definedin the Sentinel WMS program software, weat

Page 39 - The ET & Rain Polling Tab

4400© 2008 The Toro Company, Irrigation Division • www.toro.com Form Number 373-0423 Pre-releaseCount On It.Note:This is a pre-release document.There

Page 40 - The Station Type Tab

Welcome to Sentinel WMS Central SystemThe Challenge: Effective Water ManagementPutting together an efficient irrigation system is no small task. Conce

Page 41 - The Notifications Tab

In this Chapter:Part 1 – Hardware/Software RequirementsPart 2 – Software InstallationSentinel Water Management System is comprised of the Sentinel WMS

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3. The Software Setup window will automatically open the first time WMSsoftware is launched to enable a Sentinel database to be located or created.4.

Page 43 - The History Tab

In this Chapter:Part 1 – The Sentinel WMS Program WindowPart 2 – Sentinel WMS Program SetupThe first part of this chapter provides an introduction to

Page 44 - Count On It

Part 2 – Sentinel WMS Program SetupThe following procedures describe how to set up various Sentinel WMSprogram operating characteristics and user pref

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