http://www.rainbird.com/products/esp-me-series-controllers/support
http://www.rainbird.com/sites/defau...nts/2018-02/man_ESP-Me-WiFi-Compatible_en.pdf
Move the dial to set start times, advance to zone 8 (or station 8), set a time. But you probably did this since you reset the controller and would have had to reprogram everything.
Check to see if there is a wire on zone 8. Some controllers check for conductivity on each station port and if it detected an open it will deactivate or skip that port. It is to protect a well pump from running in a well/pump system.
Is there a six station module in the second slot or a three station module?
From Page 5 of the owners manual.
Module Configuration
Example of installation with station numbering gaps:
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A total of 19 stations are installed.
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The Base Module is installed in Bay 1 and uses Stations 1 through 4.
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A 6-Station Expansion Module is installed in Bays 2 and 3 using Stations 5 through 16.
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A 3-Station module is installed in Bay 4 and uses stations numbered 17 through 19.
Because a 3-Station module is installed in Bay 4, only the first three station numbers assigned to that bay will be used and the unused numbers will be “reserved” for future use.
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NOTE: During programming, the controller will skip any unused station numbers, creating a gap in station numbering.
As an example: a 3-Station module was installed in Bay 4, so stations 20-22 will be unavailable for programming. During programming the missing stations will show on the display as 20SKIP, 21SKIP, etc.
The screen displays “20SKIP” with the “20” flashing to indicate that Station 20 (and also 21-22) are unused and unavailable for programming.
