Bodet Microquartz DELTA User Manual

Name: Bodet Microquartz DELTA
Brand: Bodet
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Microquartz DELTA

20:57.40 TUE 27 AUG 2001

Installation and operating instructions

B.P. 1

49340 TRÉMENTINES FRANCE

Tél. : 02 41 71 72 00

Fax : 02 41 71 72 02

www.bodet.com

Réf.:605413 K

On receipt, check carefully that the product has not been damaged during transport and, if necessary, submit reservations to the carrier

	Table of contents
1)	General..............................................................................................	3
2)	Safety rules .......................................................................................	4
3)	Description ........................................................................................	5
4)	The keyboard : key............................................................................	6
5)	Idle state............................................................................................	7
6)	Display and configure circuits ...........................................................	7
7)	Unlock the keyboard .........................................................................	9
8)	Create a program ..............................................................................	9

8.1) Programming dates of public holidays . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 8.2) Programming the steps of a program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 8.3) Programming a melody . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

9) Exit a program.................................................................................		15
10)	Check a program on a circuit / a sound ........................................	16
11)	Cancel a program..........................................................................	16
12)	Modify a program ..........................................................................	17
13)	Copy a program to another circuit.................................................	17
14)	Running or stopping a program ....................................................	17
15)	Manually setting public holidays ...................................................	18
16)	Public holidays radio broadcast by France Inter...........................	19
17)	Programming special days............................................................	20
18)	Priority for running programs ........................................................	21
19)	Melody circuit ................................................................................	21
20)	Alarm messages ...........................................................................	22
21)	Setting the time .............................................................................	22
22)	Master clock time basis correction................................................	23
23)	Manual circuit testing ....................................................................	24
24)	Configuration.................................................................................	24

24.1) Time distribution . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 24.2) Optional time distribution : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 24.3) Radio reception . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 24.4) Summer/winter time changeover. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 24.5) Alarms setup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 24.6) Erasing memory content . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 24.7) Reception and alarm controls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 24.8) Language selection. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33

25)	Electrical connexions ....................................................................	34
26)	Technical features.........................................................................	37
27)	What to do if …? Check that ... ..................................................	39

1) General

This product is for installation in a residential, commercial or light industrial environment.

Bodet will accept no liability in the event of an accident resulting from any use that does not comply with the provisions in these instructions.

WARNING :

Any modification to the product will invalidate the guarantee.

Checking the equipment :

A Microquartz DELTA master clock.

With if option :

-Card with ASCII output, 24 V second impulses, IRIGB/AFNOR reception or transmission.

-Melody card.

2) Safety rules

nThis equipment should only be serviced by qualified personnel.

nSince the Microquartz DELTA is connected to a 230 V mains power supply, its installation must comply with European standard CEI 364 (NFC 15.100 for France).

nThe power supply for this equipment must include a max. 10A reinlocked phase neutral circuit breaker. This circuit breaker must be switched off during maintenance.

nEvery cables should be attached to the wall (wall mounted) or to the main cabinet (rack mounted) before being connected to any rulers, in order to avoid any stress. Moreover every cable to each ruler should be attached to each other in order to maintain insulation if any defect.

nThe cables must not run alongside high tension power cables (so as not to disrupt communication between the Microquartz DELTA and the clocks).

nThe Microquartz DELTA must be fixed (to the wall or on its bracket), before switching on.

n“Rack” models should be mounted in a 3U drawer for a 19” cabinet. These elements ensure mechanical and electrical protection and protection against fire (only the front face should remain accessible).

nIMPORTANT :

before installing, refer to the paragraph on technical characteristics.

3) Description

	Wall casing		Rack 19"
	G	J
		J
	F	K
	F	D	M	F G	H	J	K
	H	D	M	F G	H	J	K
	H
	L
	M
	Q
D
C	E
B	N			P	E	O	L
	A	C	B	A

A)Liquid crystal display

B)Keyboard (see page 6)

C)Radio reception light (red LED)

D)Mains light (green LED)

E)250 Volt 3.15 A time-delay fuses

F)Output terminal strips

G)Melody output terminal strip (optional extra)

H)Synchronisation input terminal strip, FI, DCF or MSF antenna

J)Receiver clocks line terminal strip

K)115 or 250 V ± 10 % 50/60 Hz mains supply terminal strip

L)Current adjustment (50 – 150 mA) on the series line

M)Melody output adjustment potentiometer

N)Front opener clip

O)Primary transformer ruler.

P)Transformer output

Q)Flat cable (1 is shown but existing

2 one for the keyboard one for the display).

4) The keyboard : key

Keys	Functions
	Operating mode selection for circuits 1 to 4.
	Operating mode selection for melody circuit.
	Manual selection of the day type.
	Manual circuit and melody output control.
	Access code and menu output.
1	Calendar.
2	Setting the time.
	Moving backwards through a program.
	Moving forwards through a program.
	Moving around the display : selecting the previous parameter.

Moving around the display : selecting the following parameter. Decrementing a parameter.

Incrementing a parameter.

Erasing.

Confirming.

5) Idle state

nDuring normal operation, the Microquartz DELTA displays the time and the date :

nIf a “public holiday” or a “special day” has been programmed for a given day, the Microquartz DELTA indicates this with an intermittent display : the PUBLIC HOLIDAY display flashes.

nWhen manual selection of the day type as a “public holiday eve”, “public holiday” or “special day” has been carried out, the Microquartz DELTA indicates this with a permanent display.

10:54:32 MON 8 AUG 2001

PUB.HOL 10:54:32

TUE 25 DEC 2001

HOL.EVE 10:54:32 MON 24 DEC 2001

6) Display and configure circuits

Description of relay status :

-STOP : non activation of program steps or circuit forced to stop.

-ON : execution of program steps or program active.

-PROGR. : input in programming the circuit.

The Microquartz DELTA has 4 programmable circuits enabling the contacts (relays) to be activated. The configuration of circuits can be displayed at

any moment by pressing on one of the keys .

Prolonged pressure (3 seconds) on this key goes from On status to Stop status or vice versa (action on the relays concerned). The same principle applies for melody circuit (optional).

The Microquartz DELTA displays (for example) :

- Circuit 1 forced to stop.

CIRCUIT 1 : STOP

-When configuring the appliance, the installer may have allocated circuit 2 to alarm signalling,

-or circuits 3 and 4 to time distribution for running a monumental clock.

This table explains the meaning of the

flashing lights on circuits

and

CIRCUIT 2: ALARM

CIRCUIT 4 : TIME D


Display light	Circuit configuration	Relay status
OFF, short flashes	On	Open (idle)
every 5 seconds
ON constantly	ON and relay activated	Closed (working)
	(program running)
OFF no light	STOP (forced stop)	Open (idle)
	no program is memorised for this
	relay.
Quick flashes 1	STOP (forced stop).	Open (idle)
time per second	At list one step of program is
	memorised for this relay.
off, short flashes	ALARM (Circuit 2)	Closed (working)
every 5 seconds		Inactive alarm
quick flashes 5	ALARM (Circuit 2)	Open (idle)
times per second	(see page 22)	Active alarm

A relay without memorised program is in stop mode. The display light is

OFF constantly.

If a program is memorised, the display light will flash every second in STOP

mode or every 5 seconds in ON mode.

7) Unlock the keyboard

All manipulations described in the following paragraphs require the keyboard to be unlocked.

Press the , key, then type in the access code :

4934

By pressing the keys , , , .

8) Create a program

The Microquartz DELTA has 4 programmable circuits corresponding to 4 keys .

Programming the circuits is divided into 2 parts :

–programming the dates of public holidays, accessible via the key :

–programming program steps, accessible via the circuit keys :

The Microquartz DELTA has 400 programming steps	MEMORY FULL
per circuit. When its memory is full a message will
notify you,

when confirming a program step, the display is.

8.1) Programming dates of public holidays

Public holidays are usually days off.

STORAGE IN

THE PROGRESS

Refer to paragraph “Priority of running programs” page 21

1. Unlock the keyboard.

Example 1 : Programming the long Ascension weekend for 1999.

(4 days from Thursday 21

May 01 inclusive) UNIQUE YEAR 21 MAY 01 04d

Example 2 : Programming the

2001 summer holidays from 30 June to 4 September inclusive.

2.Enter programming mode by pressing the 1 key to obtain the display :

3.Confirm by pressing the key.

If no date is programmed, you will obtain the display :

4. Select your dates using the following keys :

PUBLIC HOLIDAY PROGRAMMING

UNIQUE YEAR DD/MMMM/YY

and to modify each of the parameters.

and to go from one parameter to another.

and to go from one programming mode to another.

5.Confirm each date by pressing the key.

−In “UNIQUE YEAR” mode, choose the date (day, month and year) and the duration (start, finish or period of 30 days).

UNIQUE YEAR		UNIQUE YEAR
30 JUNE 01 START		4 SEPT 01 END

and

The program only runs once and is then automatically erased.

In “EVERY YEAR” mode, choose the dates (days, months).

Example :

The program then runs every year.

EVERY YEAR

21 MAY

6. Exit programming mode by pressing the key.

Remarks :

You can move around in the program using keys and .

It is advisable to check the program after storing.

Writing a new step :

a program step is stored each time that 1 or more parameters are modified and

this modification is confirmed by pressing . You can program in any order, chronological order is restored on confirmation being made.

At a given time and for a given day, there can only be a single program in a circuit.

Until the program being modified has been confirmed, pressing the key will enable you to return to the initial display.

A modified element of a program is stored by confirming with the key. When a “public holiday” has been programmed, the Microquartz DELTA displays that day with an intermittent display.