User Manual

connector from inside the 8060 as shown in figure I. The 8081 Programmer should

now indicate a connection to the PG Multi-Station Actuator.

Step 5) You must input a 3 digit actuator ID (identification) . Use key on the 8081

Programmer to display the menu. Choose 5 "Actuator ID" from the menu on the 8081

Programmer and input the code. Use to return to the menu. Each actuator in the

system must have a unique ID for proper radio operation.

You must remember the 3 digit ID in order to radio connect to this unit. The ID can be

reset at any time by connecting with the telephone cord and choosing "Actuator ID"

from the menu.

Step 6) Disconnect the coiled telephone plug from the telephone jack inside the PG

Multi-Station Actuator.

Step 7) Connect the 8060 telephone cord to the telephone jack inside the PG Multi

Station Actuator.

Step 8) Insert battery and wires inside the PG Multi-Station Actuator.

Step 8) Install the 8060 unit securely to the PG Multi-Station Actuator to insure a

waterproof seal.

Step 9) Secure the unit to the valve and solenoid as in figure 2 for best radio operation.

Installation as shown in figure 3 could result in poor radio operation.

Figures 1,2 and 3 go here

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COMMUNICATION

The PG/8060 unit can now communicate with the 8081 Programmer unit. All

programming and manual operations can now be controlled via the 8081 Programmer

radio connection. The range of signal will be between 6 meters installed in ground and

3 0 meters above ground. Actual performance will depend on terrain and the

installation configuration.

The PG/8060 unit has 2 levels of security to protect against tampering.

1) You must know the Actuator ID to connect with the unit.

2) The 8081 Programmer has a 4 digit "Programming code" that is set

by the user. This code is automatically input to the PG Multi-Station Actuator when

the Actuator ID was set. If the "Programming code" has been changed you must

connect by telephone cord to the PG Multi-Station Actuator to reset the code.