Manually run a single OpenSprinkler station for a set duration and queue or preempt other running zones
domain: opensprinkler.github.io · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Get the station's zero-based index from /jn (station names) or /jc.
Send GET /cm?pw=<md5>&sid=<index>&en=1&t=<seconds> to open that station (max 64800 seconds = 18 hours); en=1 opens, en=0 closes.
Add qo=1 to the same call to insert the run at the front of the queue (preempting whatever is running), or omit qo (default 0) to append after currently queued/running zones.
To close a station early and shift the remaining stations in its sequential group so the next one starts immediately, send /cm?pw=<md5>&sid=<index>&en=0&ssta=1.
For a one-off multi-station run without a saved program, use /cr?pw=<md5>&t=[<sec1>,<sec2>,...] (one duration per station index, 0 = skip that station) instead of calling /cm repeatedly.
Known gotchas
Manually started stations get a synthetic program id of 99 (or 254 for /cr run-once), which appears in /jc's ps field and in log records — don't confuse these with real saved program ids.
Opening a master-valve station directly is rejected; masters can only be activated indirectly by running a regular zone configured to trigger that master via the masop bitfield.
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