Irrigation Delay can be set from 100 to 3000 ms in 50-millisecond steps, with 50 ms resolution even when using the calculator.
Filed under Settings & modes
The Stellaris programming table defines Irrigation Delay as a configurable timing parameter rather than an on/off option. Its permitted range is 100 to 3000 ms, and the normal step size is 50 milliseconds.
The manual adds that the setting retains 50 ms resolution even with the calculator. This matters when a value is entered numerically rather than selected through the standard increment control. The setting can be assigned at the Technique, Phase, or Case level, so the value a technician sees may depend on which programming level is being edited.
Irrigation Delay should not be confused with Vacuum Response. Irrigation Delay is a time value in milliseconds; Vacuum Response is a five-level speed setting, from 1 fastest to 5 slowest. Use the menu level appropriate to the procedure when changing the delay.
