Is there a way for my landscaper to control it manually? He doesn't have a smart phone.
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There is no way to control it at the unit. You need to control it either from a web browser on a computer or using the smartphone app for the iPhone or Android.
1959321
No, there are no manual control buttons. The caddy is control via a web page, your landscaper can use a laptop that is connected to your network via wifi or Ethernet.
1959322
No, unfortunately there are no physical controls on the unit. You must use a PC or Smartphone. However you can set it up to access remotely. It takes a little networking knowledge but it can be done. That would let him get to it from his home computer.
1959323
There are no buttons on it at all. He would have to turn valves manually at the boxes, or use any other computer, tablet, other web enabled device that can pull up the webpage to control it.
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I don't think the scheduling is that sophisticated. Here's the manual if you want to take a look. http://www.irrigationdirect.com/media/manuals/owners-manuals/orbit/Orbit-WaterMaster-57926-ST2-RF-Controller-With-Remote-Control-Owners-Manual.pdf
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There is an updated Planted+ that has a controller and timer, but other than spending the money on that, I bought a digital timer strip from Home Depot that works perfectly for short money.
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I have mine, and the ONLY way to control remotely is over the internet through the website. I'm not a computer genius, but the thing registers itself, etc... and you need to access it through the web. If anyone knows otherwise, let me know!
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I am able to program each zone independently. i have some zones running three days a week and others on 2 days a week. albeit, only one zone can be watered at a time, so stagger your time allotments accordingly.
61120
yes all you do is turn it or some lever - I only used it about 3 times, LONG LIVE ELECTRIC WEEDEATERS! well made, but at 66 yrs. old and not in shape!! was a little too heavy but that's just me, anyone else could handle it easily.
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I am not that swift a user! When I do use it I just use the manual option :(
1600677
You need a gateway hub like VeraLite, or Vera3 which interfaces with them. Vera has available apps which then can be controlled via phone. http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/searchtools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=8682382&SRCCODE;=WEBGOOPA&cm;_mmc_o=mH4CjC7BBTkwCjCV1-CjCE&gclid;=CKvjysjawrwCFcY7MgodUE8AKw
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Should be possible. Would not work in landscape mode though. 3 24s in landscape is the max you want to do.
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if the deck is in app-mode you can't control it from the deck, check that app-mode is not on!
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You have to call the company and they will supposedly give you the correct settings. I was always out in the mountains so late, that it was too late to call the manufacturer. Never actually used the device. It's still sitting in the box.
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I have no bushes in the garden. Sorry but I think every obsticle in the way of a device doesnt do good. Ilze
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I have a couple dozen of these controlled by my SmartPhone... but it's all dependent upon the Z-Wave controller you have in place. Do you have one of those yet? A good starter is one of the MiCasaVerde Vera units. There are several models. (also available here on Amazon). Then you'll also need some App interface. If you're using a Vera and an Android device, for instance, you'd use the app called "Home Buddy". But the short answer: "Yes, (assuming all else is in place) this can be controlled with your Smart Phone. : )
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I have never had an auto feed feature that worked properly even on a commercial weed eater! So the answer is no- sorry
1531260
Not specifically. You need to turn it on about the time you want it to go on for the next watering, let it run however long and then when it is done, set the timer for the next watering you want, i.e. 24 hrs, 36 hrs etc.
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Sadly there is no way to do it via remote our mobile you actually have to turn the unit on manually sorry I couldn't be more help
684191
Huh? The question appears to be about a "Kickler Landscape Digital Timer" not the "Woods 50007 Indoor Digital Lamp..." page the question is found on... which is it?