Thank you.
It would be useful if the rain delay did not affect manual operation. I know this has come up before quite recently but it really seems to stop any testing or demonstration once the rain delay has grabbed control. Rain delay works fine. It just seems to be in the wrong place in the system.
Rain delay also would benefit from working two ways.
1). the current way that permits a delay when no rain detector is present. This is as it works today.
2). to impose a delay at the end of a rain detector delay. By this I mean that the system has a rain detector but a further delay needs to happen after the rain detector has decided that it is no longer raining. Thus a rain detector that simply detects the current presence of water and turns off immediately the water has stopped can be catered for.
Is that clear? Hope so… If not please come back and grumble at me to be more coherent.