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I bought the Pro C to replace an ICC. My ICC had two 8 station modules. My connections where such that there was no wire to the P/MV on the power module, only the 'C'. Also there were no wires to the 'C' on either station module. This set up worked without issue before a power surge. I need info on how the wires should hook up for the PRO C. Hooking
up the Pro C, I mapped the wire going to my ICC power module 'C' to the only 'C' on the Pro C. Since I had no P/MV wiring on the ICC, I have nothing there on the Pro C. I then hooked my station wires to the corresponding stations on the Pro C. This does not work - no water. One additional note. All but two of the station wires were in a black sheath. Two of the stations, were each in their individual larger red sheath. Each of these was on a separate station module.
This set up came with the house and I don't know what is in the ground.

Any help / guidance is appreciated. Thanks.

Thanks for your reply.

It is possible, but not likely the ICC is ok. A close lightening strike took out several other electronics. There is no read out on the ICC. The display is all blank.

Outlet is good. The Pro C has power and shows operation when I set the stations to operate.

We definitely have water (in our house). If there is another valve specific to the irrigation, I'm not aware.

If it is a broken ground, how could I tell. But to my original point, it worked before the lightening. Can / could the lightening damage more than the controller to include the valves?

My wiring my be off. You mentioned the 'two black' wires. I think you meant my red sheath wires. I know they each controlled a separate station. But it is odd that they were outside of the main black sheath.

You mention master valve. Having not put the system in, how can I tell? I do know that there was no wire attached to P/MV on the ICC.

Does power leaving the controller mean the same thing as the controller having power? There has been not recent digging. What is the best way to find the valves.... I've got over 80 sprinkler heads.