User Manual
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If tagging has failed, the message “FAILURE CODE 1“ will be
displayed after a few seconds (1 indicating a radio error).
If tagging has been performed correctly, the message
“SUCCESS“ will be displayed on the screen, followed by the
unique identication code of the radio interface unit just
tagged (12 digits).
2. Special radio tagging procedure for old TBOS™ products
If the radio interface unit is attached to an old TBOS™ controller and the user performs radio tagging, the irrigation
program held in the old TBOS™ is automatically transferred to the radio interface unit that then becomes the
controller.
An empty program is then sent to the old TBOS™ control module that when only serves to control the solenoids.
If network tagging is subsequently performed again, it is an empty program that will be transfer-
red, causing the loss of the interface unit’s program. To prevent this happening, you must remove
the radio interface unit from the old control module if you which to perform network tagging of a
module that has already been operated.
3. Changing the network number of TBOS-II™ products
Each TBOS-II™ eld transmitter and each radio interface unit is assigned a network number of “9999“ in the factory.
This user-modiable number is stored in the memory of the TBOS-II™ eld transmitter and the radio interface unit
even when switched o.
Press OK, select “TBOS Radio“ using the OFF + key and
conrm by pressing OK.
Then, select “Radio tagging“ from the TBOS
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radio menu.
A message will then appear on the screen.
Select “Network number“. A warning message will automatically
be displayed informing you of your action.
The default network number will be displayed (9999). Use the
ON OFF keys to change the numbers and arrows to move from
one number to another.