
Mount the SST in an accessible location
NOTE: SST indoor timers are for indoor use only. SST outdoor timers can be used indoors or outdoors.

WARNING: DO NOT plug in or apply power to the timer until you have completed and checked all wiring connections.
Indoor Timer

Outdoor Timer
Standard Installation
The SST outdoor version comes with a power cord and 24VAC transformer already connected.
Hard-wire Installation
WARNING: Disconnect or shut off the external power source before connecting or disconnecting wires to the timer.

WARNING: Be sure to connect the color coded external wires to the same color internal connection wires, as follows:
Black wire (power)
White wire (neutral)
Green wire (ground)
7. Verify that all wiring connections are secure, then replace the wiring compartment cover

Valve Connections
NOTE: Use water-tight connectors for all wire splice connections. Depending on your landscape setup, you may need to run extension wires for the power and common connections.
Timer Connections

NOTE: Do not remove the yellow jumper wire on the terminals marked RAIN SENSOR unless you’re connecting an optional rain sensor. See "Rain Sensor" on page 3 for more information.
VALVE AND TIMER CONNECTIONS

Battery Pull Tab
NOTE:If the timer doesn’t have AC power for more than a week, the time needs to be reset. This conserves battery power for future outages. Program details are kept in long term non volatile memory so they are not lost even after long power outages.
Apply Power
Indoor Model
Outdoor Model
NOTE: Do not plug the timer into a socket that is controlled by a secondary ON/OFF light switch or GFI outlet.
Test Watering
Press the WATER 1 ZONE NOW button. The zone will start watering for the default run time of 10 minutes and the green LED corresponding to WATER 1 ZONE NOW button turns on.
Rain Sensor
Connect an optional Rain Sensor to the Timer


Master Valve Or Pump Start Relay
Connect an optional master valve or pump start relay
SST timers support the use of a master valve or pump start relay. A pump start relay connects to the timer the same way as a master valve, but connects differently at the water source.

Additional instructions for connecting a pump start relay
For example, if a 4 zone model timer is in use with only two zones connected, route the terminals for zones 3 and 4 to the nearest active terminal (zone 2 in the example below).
WARNING:


Step 1. Set Time

Step 2. Set Date

Step 3 Schedule Watering

Set Start Time and Run Time

NOTE: Multiple zones having the same start time will run in sequence by zone number. For example, if zones 3 and 4 are both set to run for 10 min. at 8:00 AM, zone 3 will run first at then zone 4 will run afterwards at 8:10.

Select specific days of the week or select ODD /EVEN DAYS or CYCLIC WATERING.
When ODD/EVEN DAYS is pressed:

NOTE: When Odd Days or Even Days is first pressed it will flash a few times on the screen and then stay illuminated.
When CYCLIC WATERING is pressed:

Select Watering Times Per Day
Multiple Start Times
After selecting a time per day the screen will show that time, "First", as an example.

NOTE: If a second, third, or fourth watering time is scheduled earlier in time than a previous time, the timer will automatically reorder the times sequentially the next time the dial is turned to that zone #.
Seasonal Adjust
Adjust for seasonal weather variation

NOTE: Adjustment applies to ALL watering run times (durations) for all zones.
Rain Delay
Suspend Watering

NOTE: Any scheduled watering that falls within the delay period will not occur.
Not Watering
Screen displays the current time, the zone that is scheduled to be watered next, and the date and time when watering will occur.

Watering Now
Screen displays the zone currently being watered and the number of minutes remaining for that zone.

Rain Delay
Screen displays the current time and the number of delay hours that are left until regularly scheduled watering resumes.

Seasonal Adjust
Screen displays the percentage adjustment for all zones.

Error Detected
If an error is detected, the affected zone is displayed.

Important!
Choose from two Manual Watering options:

Water All Zones Now
Screen displays which zone is being watered and the number of minutes remaining for that zone.

To stop watering the active zone and skip to next zone, press the WATER ALL ZONES NOW button again.
Water 1 Zone Now

Problem | Possible Cause | Possible Solution |
| Automatic and manual cycles do not begin watering. | Water source not supplying water. | Verify the main water and all supply lines are open and operating properly |
| Wires not properly connected. | Verify field wires are connected properly including the timer, master valve (or pump start relay) and any spliced connections. | |
| Wires damaged or corroded. | Check field wiring for damage and replace if necessary. Check all connections and replace with watertight connectors as needed. | |
| Dial not set to AUTORUN position | Turn the dial to set date and set time and use UP/Down arrows to set correct date and time | |
| Date and/or Time is not set correctly. | Enter the current Date Time and on the controller. | |
| An installed Rain Sensor may be activated. | Operation will resume when sensor dries out. To test operation, disconnect the Sensor and connect a jumper wire between the Rain Sensor terminals. | |
| If no Rain Sensor is installed, the jumper wire may be damaged or missing. | Connect the two yellow Rain Sensor terminals with a short length of 14 to 18 gauge jumper wire. | |
| An electrical surge may have damaged the timer’s electronics. | Disconnect power to the timer for 3 minutes, press the reset button, then turn back on. If there is no damage, the timer will accept programming and resume normal operation. | |
| Watering cycles do not shut off. | Debris trapped in valve. | Flush the valve by temporarily opening the bleed-screw and re-tighten. |
Problem | Possible Cause | Possible Solution |
| LCD Display is blank. | Timer is not receiving power. | Verify the power cord is connected and securely plugged in (indoor). |
| Verify the transformer is wired correctly and the circuit breaker is on (outdoor). | ||
| No red LED light on transformer (indoor only). | Blown transforme | Replace transformer |
| LCD Display is “frozen" and timer will not accept programming. | An electrical surge may have damaged the timer’s electronics. | Disconnect power to the timer for 3 minutes, press the reset button, then turn back on. If there is no damage, the timer will accept programming and resume normal operation. |
| Valve short error message on LCD display. | Wires damaged or corroded. | Check the indicated zone wiring for damage and replace if necessary. Check all connections and replace with watertight connectors as needed. |