I-Core screen size vs Pro-C

[greenmonster304]

Originally Posted by CAPT Stream Rotar

Mostly client confusion 1 hr + away
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drop em, they are too far away anyway. and they shouldn't be touching it either.

[Wet_Boots]

The mfr's should be trying to anticipate customer confusion when they write their owners manuals.

[cjohn2000]

The really frustrating part is when, lets say you program a start time for program B and then turn the dial to set station run times for program B, it goes back to program A and doesn't carry over. For me its been really easy to make mistakes with that. I think it speaks chinese i'll have to look at the back of one again

[ArTurf]

Originally Posted by muddywater

my bad Rain Bird STP

http://www.rainbird.com/landscape/pr...rs/STPplus.htm

I have used this line for older or less tech savvy people. Not really crazy about these as they are cheaper looking products but they are easier for some people to understand.

On this particular job I need the hunter's ability to turn off the booster pump on selected stations though. The I-core screen should be more visible than the Pro-C I'm thinking.

[BrandonV]

Put in 3 i cores so far. I like it a lot. Live the remote port and it seems more intuitive in terms of programming. Mr Leary would love the room for wire as well.
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[cjohn2000]

Originally Posted by ArTurf

I have used this line for older or less tech savvy people. Not really crazy about these as they are cheaper looking products but they are easier for some people to understand.

On this particular job I need the hunter's ability to turn off the booster pump on selected stations though. The I-core screen should be more visible than the Pro-C I'm thinking.

The backlit screen is really nice, especially when the light in the broom or utility closet is not working and your trying to use your phone to see what your doing. Been there done that

[ArTurf]

Originally Posted by BrandonV

Put in 3 i cores so far. I like it a lot. Live the remote port and it seems more intuitive in terms of programming. Mr Leary would love the room for wire as well.
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I ordered one for the customer and will put it in this week (haven't got it yet). What remote do you have? How is the programming diff from the Pro-C?

[Mike Leary]

Originally Posted by BrandonV

Mr Leary would love the room for wire as well.

Yes, indeed! Are they using terminal strips or hi-fi speaker snap connectors?

[Wet_Boots]

Originally Posted by Mike Leary

Yes, indeed! Are they using terminal strips or hi-fi speaker snap connectors?

I installed an X-Core in replacement of an old SCR, and they still have terminal strips. They are getting smooshed into a tinier space, to the point where you will wish you had smaller screwdrivers, like a #1 Phillips-head.

Looking through the Hunter manuals, I don't see anywhere an explanation of program stacking. At least they repeatedly emphasize the "only one start time needed" maxim.

[1idejim]

Originally Posted by Wet_Boots

They are getting smooshed into a tinier space, to the point where you will wish you had smaller screwdrivers, like a #1 Phillips-head.

mine is in my coffee cup
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