Control valve with sensor input
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- July 22, 2020 at 11:22 pm #21248AnonymInactive
Hello
I bought the irrigation computer Openspinkler 3.0 AC (according to App Firmw 2.1.9(2) Hardw 3.2 AC) from you in December and I am very satisfied with it. In order to operate the irrigation even better, it would be great to switch a valve by sensor and time-controlled.
By that I mean when a relay (closer or opener, depending on what is required) switches at the sensor input, the valve also opens and when the relay switches off again, the valve also closes.
If I can now also operate the same valve time-controlled, it would be perfect. You could perhaps connect the valve to two switch outputs. One with the sensor and one with the timer if it doesn't matter that there is 24v at the output that is not switched.
Is such an operation possible? What do I have to set there?
LG Gabriel
July 23, 2020 at 17:49 pm #21309adminAdministratorHallo,
You can use a sensor input to start a program - that would then run time-controlled.
Simply set the “Program” type in the settings/sensors. The first sensor starts the first program.
LG Stefan
July 23, 2020 at 22:58 pm #21318AnonymInactiveHello
Is it possible to open a valve with the sensor input and when the sensor switches off the valve also closes.
LG Gabriel
July 26, 2020 at 23:57 pm #21417adminAdministratorIn fact, that's not possible. Here you would have to use a normal relay, which switches the solenoid valve.
OpenSprinkler is designed for time-controlled switching of the solenoid valves. Without this one could not present an “irrigation plan” at all
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