1. Introduction
NETDA Smart Irrigation supports scheduled irrigation and weather-responsive irrigation using ETc. Growers remain responsible for strategy and operating limits.
NETDA Smart Irrigation — User Guide
English overview: This edition summarizes the 11 chapters of the original Vietnamese guide. For the complete illustrated instructions and detailed UI steps, use the Vietnamese guide. Some labels shown in the application may remain in Vietnamese.
2. Interface overview
Navigate the Dashboard, Device Control, Irrigation Schedule, Smart Irrigation, and Analysis sections. Select the relevant irrigation zone before editing settings.
3. Dashboard
View zone and crop information, crop age, automatic mode, irrigation totals, climate measurements, charts, and historical records. Initialize zone settings from a crop-data template when appropriate.
4. Device control
Monitor controller status, pressure, flow, EC, pH, fertilizer channels, and live activity. Quick irrigation provides manual operation and options to resume or skip an interrupted automatic event.
5. Irrigation schedules
Configure each event with time, duration, irrigation/fertigation method, EC, pH, fertilizer program, and pre/post watering. Individual events can be enabled or disabled. Controller-mode changes may require synchronization.
6. Smart irrigation
Set crop coefficient Kc and hourly parameters including ETc irrigation threshold, drainage target, hourly multiplier, cooldown, EC, pH, and fertilizer program. Preview schedules using recorded or simulated weather before saving settings.
7. Analysis and feedback
Review predicted irrigation schedules, irrigation history, and comparisons. Growers can refine settings using drainage feedback and other observations. Begin with scheduled irrigation, evaluate ETc predictions, and enable weather-based control only when satisfied.
8. Crop data
Create crop templates organized by growth stages. Each stage can store irrigation and fertigation strategies. Saving, saving as a new template, sharing, and deleting templates are distinct actions; initializing a zone copies template settings.
9. Fertilizer programs
Manage fertilizer programs and dosing channels, including nutrient, acid, and alkaline pH-adjustment channels. Review stock solutions, channel ratios, and target EC/pH before using a program.
10. Weather data
Choose or configure climate profiles such as rainy, cloudy, and sunny conditions. Profiles can include temperature, humidity, light intensity, sunrise, peak heat, and sunset to support simulations.
11. Device configuration
Configure execution mode, irrigation units, device identifiers, flow/dripper information, and relevant controller settings. Check pressure, pump, and flow warnings before automatic operation.