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R: The R key shifts the placement target to the next available larger arc pattern for the nozzle type selected. Tab: The Tab key shifts the placement target to the next available smaller arc pattern for the nozzle type selected. Pressing the E key numerous times will bring the radius back up until you have reached the largest radius offered by this nozzle type.

Pressing the Q key again will take it down to 8 feet, and pressing it additional times will continue to reduce the radius until you have reached the smallest option offered by this nozzle type. Thus, if you have selected a 12-foot-radius spray nozzle, pressing the Q key will take the radius down to 10 feet. Once you see your target size for the nozzle selected, the Q and E keys become quick methods of viewing your radius options – either larger or smaller than the radius you originally selected. Q: The Q key will shift the placement target to the next available smaller radius nozzle for the head type selected.Į: The E key will shift the placement target to the next available larger radius nozzle for the head type selected. Remember to keep your left hand on the W-A-S-D keys, which will make it easy for you to begin tapping all of these keyboard commands from memory. Continue pressing Y to place the controller and finally drip area. Y: After placing heads, pressing Y will shift to placing valves. When placing rotaries, pressing T will toggle through the turf and shrub rotary equipment, then move right over to turf and shrub rotor equipment, then back to rotaries. Pressing T again will go back to placing turf sprays. T: When placing turf sprays, pressing T will toggle to placing shrub sprays. Start here, and you'll have all the commands memorized in no time.ġ–0: If you have multiple equipment types in your Irrigation Manager (turf sprays, shrub sprays, rotors, etc.), press 1 to go to the first added spray type, 2 for the second type added, 3 for third, and so on. So if you use W-A-S-D as your home base, you'll begin to realize that the commands are built intuitively around this axis. For example, the Q key (just to the left of W) toggles you to the next smaller radius, while the E key (to the right of W) toggles you to the next larger radius.īeyond those keys are Tab (left – next smaller nozzle) and R (right – next larger nozzle). Once you've memorized and mastered how these keys work, you'll start to see that the surrounding keys are just as intuitive. It's a fun way to learn the commands, and you can do it inside any DWG drawing! Get on-the-road training on our keyboard commands by playing our Drive game. So A and D toggle you 'left' (-5% radius adjustment) and 'right' (+5% radius adjustment), respectively, while W and S toggle you 'up' (maximum radius adjustment) and 'down' (minimum radius adjustment), respectively. Then think of each key as a partner to the corresponding arrow key. Think of the W, A, S, and D keys as your home keys, where you should be keeping your hand while placing heads. We chose the keys for these commands carefully, basing them on the keys you'd use in any number of computer games that require some sort of movement up, down, left, and right. Our Suggestion for the Best Use of These Keyboard Commands We offer several methods for placing irrigation heads:

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If you want, you can also have the system download all irrigation symbols from the Check for Updates feature. If you go to place a head, the symbol should download as necessary.

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The default install does not include all symbols, but many of them will download on demand. It also allows you to access spray, rotor, and bubbler heads that have been added to the project and place them into your drawing. The Place Head tool allows you to access the project irrigation head information.

Moving Heads from an Xref to Your Irrigation Plan.

Changing the Symbols for Heads in Your Projects and Drawings.

Editing or Viewing Information about Heads.

Placing Standard Heads (Rotary, Rotor, Impact Head, or Bubbler).

Power Tip: Mass Placement Options For Irrigation

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