Entes DTR-10 User Manual And Menu Map

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A5299 / Rev.3

DTR-10 User Manual and

Menu Map

Dudullu OSB; 1. Cadde; No: 23 34776 Umraniye - ISTANBUL / TURKIYE

Tel : 0 216 313 01 10 Fax : 0 216 314 16 15

www.entes.com.tr

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ESC SET

Day

gg.aa.yy

Hour

Relay on/off status

ESC Button SET Button

UP Button

DOWN

Date

HH:mm:ss

Relay AUTO/MANUAL status

Battery Status

Used Summer/Winter Time status

Selected days for the shown program while in Program Menu

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

C1: C2:

AUTO

MANUAL

DTR-10, which has a real time clock, is an electronic timer that calculates the sunset and sunrise periods automatically. It is designed for controlling the devices which are connected to its contacts according to sunset, sunrise and the time periods which are programmed by the user.

Precautions for Installation and Safe Use

If below precautions are not properly observed and carried out, it may result in cases with injury or death.

- Disconnect power before working on the device.

-When device is connected to the network, do not remove the front panel.

-Do not clean the device with solvent or similar items. Only clean with dry cloth.

-Verify correct terminal connections before energizing the device.

-Install the device on the electrical panel.

-Contact your authorized reseller in case problems occur with your device.

No responsibility is assured by the manufacturer or any of its subsidiaries for any consequences rising out of the use of this material.

- There are two reserves in the device. Programmed data is protected by these reserves against power outages.

Battery shelf life is

5 years.

- Reserve battery should only be changed by the authorized service.

MANUAL MODE :

In order to use the relay outputs manually, DTR-10 has to be in the monitoring mode. The DOWN button is used to switch the C1 relay to manual mode and the UP button is used to switch the C2 relay to manual mode. When the UP or DOWN button is pressed for 3 seconds, “MANUAL” indication appears on the screen. If this is done while the relay C1 or C2 is activated, that relay will be deactivated. If it is done while the relay C1 or C2 is deactivated, no switching will occur. After the relay C1 or C2 is in the manual mode; when the DOWN button is pressed again for 3 seconds, C1 relay will exit the manual mode and when the UP button is pressed again for 3 seconds, C2 relay will exit the manual mode. The relay will stay activated or deactivated according to the program flow. When both of the the relays are in manual mode, “AUTO” indication will dissappear from the screen.

- The output loads connected to the relays do not function if auxiliary supply is absent. Even if the

relay status is monitored as “on”( and/or ), auxiliary supply is a must for the operation.

ESC Button : SET Button : UP

DOWN Buttons:

It is used to switch between monitoring menus. In the programming mode, it is used to cancel a parameter change or to return to the previous menu. It is used to switch between monitoring menus. When it is pressed for 3 seconds, programming mode is entered. In the programming mode, it is used to apply a parameter change or to enter to a menu. In the monitoring menu, it is used to switch between programs to show their activity in a day. When the DOWN button is pressed for 3 seconds, C1 relay goes into manual mode and when the UP button is pressed for 3 seconds, C2 relay goes into manual mode. In the programming menu; it is used to browse between menus, to select parameters and to adjust values with digits.

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MONITORING MENU :

SET and ESC buttons are used to switch between menus in the monitoring mode. If the device is left unattended for 60 seconds in any menu other than the real time and date, it returns to the real time and date screen.

Real Time

and Date

Sunrise Time

Sunset Time

Program

Activity Time

Activation

Time for C1

Relay(Hours)

Operation

Count for C1

Relay

Activation

Time for C2

Relay(Hours)

Operation

Count for C2

Relay

Program activity time menu shows the programs, which are stored on the device, in order according to program activity time. The active or finished programs can be shown with UP or DOWN buttons. The programs with a sign next to them are the programs which are still active.

DTR-10 Menu Settings

If the “SAVE” option doesn’t get accepted when returning to the monitoring menu, the changes which are made in the DTR-10 menus will be discarded. This isn’t the case for “TIME SETING”

menu. The changes which are done in “TIME SETING” menu are applied immediately. When none of the keys are pressed in the programming menu, the device returns to monitoring menu and any changes which were made will be discarded. Refer to the menu map when configuring the DTR-10 menus.

Program Menu:

There are 15 programs available to program between P01 and P15. The available settings for programs are relay selection, activation time, activation day, deactivation time, time conflict query and save. In addition to these, an appointed program has two additional settings as “EDIT” and “DELETE”. If “EDIT” is selected for an appointed program, the existing settings of that program is shown and can be reconfigured. If “DELETE” is selected for an appointed program, that program will be deleted permanently.

Output Selection ( PXX-OUT ):

DTR-10 has 2 relay outputs as C1 and C2. The user must choose between C1 and C2 as the relay output which he want to control.

Activation Time Setting ( PXX-ON ):

There are 3 parameters: Time, sunrise and sunset. The user can select and set any of the 3 parameters which suits the application best.

Time Parameter ( TIME ):

This parameter is the adjustment of the relay according to the real time clock. If this parameter is selected, the user can enter an activation time between 00:00:00 (HH:mm:ss) and 23:59:59.

Sunrise Parameter ( SUNRISE ):

This parameter is the adjustment of the relay according to sunrise time which is calculated in reference to the local coordinates and date. If this parameter is selected, the user can enter an activation time adding or substracting 9:59:59(HH:mm:ss) to the local sunrise time. If the time after the substraction corresponds to the day before, this parameter is adjusted as 00:00:00 for the current day.

Sunset Parameter ( SUNSET ):

This parameter is the adjustment of the relay according to sunset time which is calculated in reference to the local coordinates and date. If this parameter is selected, the user can enter an activation time adding or substracting 9:59:59(HH:mm:ss) to the local sunset time. If the time after the addition corresponds to the day after, this parameter is adjusted as 23:59:59 for the current day.

16:12:10

18:45:52

C1: C2:

SUNRISE

07:22:00

C1: C2:

SUNSET

16:36:00

C1: C2:

PO1-C1

05:44:00

C1: C2:

C2-SHOT

000000

C1: C2:

C2-TIME

000000

C1: C2:

C1-SHOT

000000

C1: C2:

C1-TIME

000000

C1: C2:

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Selection of Activation Days: The day/days in which the program will be activated is adjusted in this menu. If “ALL DAYS” “YES” is selected, the program will be activated for all days of the week. If “NO” is selected, the user will be asked to select “YES” or “NO” for the all of the days starting from Monday in which the program will be active. There are numbers 1 to 7 on the top section of the screen.These numbers stand for the days of the week. “1” indicates Monday. These numbers also help to indicate the days in which a program will be active without entering that appointed programs menu. Deactivation Time Setting ( PXX-OFF ): There are 3 parameters: Time, sunrise and sunset. The user can select and set any of the 3 parameters in the best way. These parameters are the same as in the relay activation setting. In this menu, the user can select a different option than in the relay activation setting but the activation and deactivation times must be set differently. If the activation setting is selected as sunrise/sunset and the deactivation setting is selected as time, the deactivation time shouldn’t be earlier than the activation setting. For the cases other than this one in which the deactivation time is set earlier than the activation time, the deactivation time is set for the next day. Time Conflict Query: The device checks for any time conflicts between the existing programs and the newly entered program. If there is a time conflict, it warns the user with the “CROSS PXX” warning. If there isn’t a time conflict, “PROGRAM VALID” is shown on the screen. These warnings will be shown for 3 seconds. If a button is pressed before 3 seconds run out while a warning is displayed, the save menu is entered. Save: In this menu, the user is asked to approve the changed program or not. If the program is not confirmed by the user, it stays unchanged. If the program is confirmed by the user, the changes are kept on the memory but are not in effect. When the “SAVE” query is confirmed by the user while returning to the monitoring menu, the changes are saved to the memory. See application example 1 and 2

Relay Time Menu:

The operation counts and activation times of the C1 and C2 relays are reset in this menu. The user can reset any of the parameter/parameters of the C1 relay. There are 4 sub-menus as “C1-TIME”, “C1- SHOT”, “C2-TIME” and “C2-TIME”. When the “SAVE” query is confirmed by the user while returning to the monitoring menu, the changes are saved to the memory.

Settings Observation Menu:

The user can observe the sub-menu settings with 3 second intervals in this menu. The activation/deactivation time settings, time zone, summer/winter time setting, geographical coordinates and the parameter to which the exit from the manual mode is set can be displayed. UP, DOWN and ESC buttons enables the interval between screens to extend. The SET button provides a faster browsing between the sub-menus.

xxxx is a symbolic representation. The set parameters are shown here.

DEMO MODE

RECOVRY

PO1-C1

P31-C1 TIME ZON DAYLIGH

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

XXXX

POSITIO

XXXX

C1: C2:

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Regional Settings Menu:

Geographical settings are done in this menu. The changes which are made in this menu are saved to the memory when the “SAVE” query is confirmed by the user while returning to the monitoring menu. Location Menu: The sunrise and sunset times are automatically calculated according to the set coordinates. The user can choose to select the MANUAL parameter and enter latitude and longitude of the coordinate which he is in manually or to use the coordinates which are already saved on the devices memory. The selectable options are 68 world clocks. When any parameter other than MANUAL is selected, the time zone is adjusted automatically. Time Zone Menu: The time zone for the geographical location in which the user resides is set in this menu. This parameter affects only the sunrise and sunset times according to the set location.

Daylight Savings Time (DST) Menu: DST usage is set in this menu. There are 4 parameters. Europe Parameter: According to the European DST settings; the DST starts when the local time is about

to reach 03:00:00 and the clocks are turned 1 hour forward to 04:00:00 on the last Sunday of March. The DST ends when the local time is about to reach 02:00:00 and the clocks are turned 1 hour backward to 01:00:00 on the last Sunday of October. USA Parameter: According to the USA DST settings; the DST starts when the local time is about to reach 02:00:00 and the clocks are turned 1 hour forward to 03:00:00 on the second Sunday of March. The DST ends when the local time is about to reach 02:00:00 and the clocks are turned 1 hour backward to 01:00:00 on the first Sunday of October. Custom Parameter(CUSTOM): By choosing this parameter, the user first selects the month, the place of the day in that selected month(Ex.: The selection of the “second” parameter in the “second Saturday of March”. It is selected as the week of the month.), the day, the time on which it will be turned forward for DST start. The user then selects the month, the place of the day in that selected month(Ex.: The selection of the “second” parameter in the “second Saturday of September”. It is selected as the week of the month.), the day, the time on which it will be turned backward for DST finish.

Time Settings Menu:

The time settings are done in this menu. There are 3 sub-menus. The changes which are meade in this menu are immediately applied.

Date Menu (DATE): It is displayed as dd.mm.yy. Clock Menu (CLOCK): It is displayed as HH.mm.ss. Century Menu (CENTURY): The first two digits of the year which you’re in is set in this menu. It is displayed

as yyyy. The last two digits come from the date setting. When the user wishes to set this value it changes to yy--. It can be set between 19 and 25.

DATE

16.08.10

DATE

16.08.10

dd.mm.yy dd.mm.yy

HH.mm.ss HH.mm.ss

DATE

23.08.10

CHANGED

DATE

23.08.10

CLOCK

20:43:50

CHANGED

CLOCK

20:43:50

CLOCK

20:53:40

CLOCK

20:53:40

CENTURY

1910

Can be set

between

19~25

CHANGED

CENTRY

2010

CENTURY

C1: C2:

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9 10

Display Settings Menu:

The contrast is adjusted between 00 an 15 in this menu.

Manual Mode Menu: The setting for leaving the manual mode after the device is set in manual mode is done in this menu. There are 3 parameters. The user can leave the manual mode with the DOWN button regardless of what parameter he chooses in this menu.

Disabled Parameter (DISABL): When this parameter is selected; after the manual mode is enabled with the UP/DOWN buttons for any of the outputs, it must be disabled again with the UP/DOWN buttons. Program Parameter (NEXT-P): When this parameter is selected; after the relay/relays is/are activated or deactivated by a program in the program flow, the manual mode for the relay/relays will be disabled. Timer Parameter (TIMER): When this parameter is selected; the user will be prompted to enter the time as HH:mm. The device will start to count back from the entered time when the manual mode is enabled for the relay/relays. If the time is entered as 23:59, the manual mode will be disabled after 23 hours and 59 minutes.If the time is entered as 00:01, the manual mode will be disabled after 1 minute. There is a special case if the time is entered as 00:00. With this entered time, the manual mode will be disabled after 1 minute too.

Password Settings Menu:

The activation and changing of a password is done in this menu. The factory default value for the password is “0000”. The 4 digit password is prompted before entering this menu. If the password is activated, it isn’t prompted again before entering this menu since the password was entered before entering the main programming menu. Password Activation Menu: The password is activated or deactivated in this menu. It is activated as following:

CONTRAS

Can be set

between

00~15

C1: C2:

PASWORD

SETING

PASWORD

0000

PASWORD

0000

PASWORD

DISABL

PASWORD

DISABL ACTIVE

PASWORD ACTIVE

PASWORD SETING

SAVE yes

16.08.10 16:40:51

Selected

parameter is

shown

Selected

parameter is

shown

Changes are saved

Changes are

discarded

C1: C2:

C1: C2: C1: C2:

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Password Change Menu: The password is changed in this menu. It is done as following: Factory Setting Menu:

The device is returned to its factory settings in this menu. The 4 digit password is prompted before entering this menu. If the password is activated, it isn’t prompted again before entering this menu since the password was entered before entering the main programming menu. The device returns to its factory settings when the “SAVE” query is confirmed by the user while returning to the monitoring menu. Time settings, relay operation count and relay operation time doesn’t change.

Version Information Menu:

The software and hardware versions of the device is shown in this menu.

Exit from Main Programming Menu:

This menu is used to exit from the main programming menu. The ESC button can be used for this, too. If any changes are committed in the menus while in the main programming menu, an approval promt is shown. If there aren’t any changes, the monitoring menu is shown directly.

Factory Settings: Program

P01: C1 relay will be activated everyday at sunset and will be deactivated everyday at sunrise. P02: C2 relay will be activated everyday at sunset and will be deactivated everyday at sunrise.

P03....P15: FREE

PASWORD SETING

PASWORD ACTIVE

PASWORD

CHANGE

0000 0001

NEWPASS NEWPASS

PASWORD

CHANGD

PASWORD CHANGE

PASWORD

SETING

SAVE yes

16.08.10

16:40:51

0000

0001

REENTER REENTER

Selected

parameter is

shown

Changes are saved

Changes are

discarded

C1: C2:

Merge Function

AND-1: FREE AND-2: FREE

Regional Settings

POSITION: ISTANBUL TIME ZONE: 2:00 DAYLIGHT SAVING: EUROPEAN

Display Settings

CONTRAST:08

Manual Mode

RECOVRY : DISABLE

Activation Time

C1 TIME : 0 C1 SHOT : 0 C2 TIME : 0 C2 SHOT : 0

Password

PASSWORD:0000 PASSWORD STATUS:INACTIVE

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TECHNICAL FEATURES

Program Number

5 Years

Battery Shelf Life

Screen Size

Accuracy

Power Consumption

Mechanical Features

Equipment Protection Class Ambient Temperature Protection Class Installation Dimensions

Weight

Quantity in 1 Package

Refresh Time

Output Contact

Operating Voltage (Un)

Electrical Features

1,3” LCD

1 sec./Day

< 5 VA

1 sec.

2 C/O , 16 A / 4000 VA

Class II ( )

-10°C ... +55°C IP20

Rail Mount

PK25

0,2 kg

5 pcs

Please look at the side label

Due to the structure of LCD screens, the liquid inside them starts to freeze below its operating temperature. This causes the screen to respond slower or not respond at all. Device's other functions are not affected from this and it opens/closes its relays as programmed. After the device temperature rises back to the operating range, LCD screen starts to work normally.

DIMENSIONS

CONNECTION DIAGRAM

L2 L3

A132

A232

TYPE PK25

35 mm

90 mm

45 mm

62 mm

58 mm

32 mm

48 mm

35 mm

Note: The contact resistance at ohmic load ( eg: Incandescent bulb, Resistance devices ) is 16A. It is recommended to use a contactor if the inductive load (eg: AC motor, fluorescent,etc.) or capacitive load (eg: Led Drivers, UPS, Fluorescent ( Electronic Ballast), etc.) switch. Otherwise adhesion may occur in relay contacts.

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City Names and Their Screen Displays for the Language set in the Regional Settings

15 16

Paris, France Pyongyang, North Korea Rarotonga, Cook Islands Rejkjavik, Iceland Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Riyad, Saudi Arabia Rome, Italy San José, Costa Rica Santiago, Chile Seoul, South Korea Shanghai, PRC Sofia, Bulgaria Singapore, Singapore Stockholm, Sweden Sydney, Australia Taipei, Taiwan Tehran, Iran Tripoli, Lebanon Tokyo, Japan Vienna, Austria

Berlin, Germany Glasgow, Scotland Helsinki, Finland Havana, Cuba Hong Kong, Hong Kong Islamabad, Pakistan Istanbul, Turkey Johannesburg, South Africa Khartoum, Sudan Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Kiev, Ukraine Lagos, Nigeria Lefkosa, TRNC Lima, Peru Lisbon, Portugal London, England Madrid, Spain Manila, Philippines Mexico City, Mexico Monrovia, Liberia Moscow, Russia Nairobi, Kenya New Delhi, India Oslo, Norway

Displayed Name

Cities

Time Zone

Accra, Ghana Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Aden, Yemen Algiers, Algeria Amman, Jordan Amsterdam, Netherlands Andorra la Vella, Andorra Athens, Greece Baku, Azerbaijan Beirut, Lebanon Bangkok, Thailand Bern, Switzerland Bogotá, Colombia Brussels, Belgium Buenos Aires, Argentina Cairo, Egypt Caracas, Venezuela Casablanca, Morocco Copenhagen, Denmark Damascus, Syria Dhaka, Bangladesh Doha, Quatar Dubai, United Arab Emirates Dublin, Ireland

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APPLICATION EXAMPLE 1: On every weekday, the C1 relay will be activated 1 hour 35 minutes 51 seconds before the sunrise and be deactivated at 9 o’clock.

Note: The parameter selection in the example program diagrams must be done with the UP or DOWN buttons. This isn’t described in the diagrams. The SET button is used for approval and the ESC button is used for returning to the previous selection. The diagrams are for P01 and the programming is done the same way for the other programs.

PROGRAM

P01

FREE

ALL DAYS

YES

P01-OFF

TIME

00:00:00

00:00:00 09:00:00

PR0GRAM

VALID

CONFIRM

YES

ADJSTED

PO1

FULL

1234567

PROGRAM

SAVE

YES

16.08.10

16:41:21

P01-ON

SUNRSE

3 sec.

SET

P01-OUT

C1: C2:C1: C2:C1: C2: C1: C2:

C1: C2: C1: C2:

C1: C2:C1: C2:C1: C2:C1: C2:C1: C2:C1: C2:C1: C2:

C1: C2:

16.08.10

16:40:51

C1: C2:

SUNRISE

+0:00:00

+0:00:00 -1:35:51

C1: C2:

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APPLICATION EXAMPLE 2: C2 relay will be activated every monday at 18:30 and will be deactivated at sunrise time.

PROGRAM

TIME

+0:00:00

+0:00:00 18:30:00

ALL DAYS

PR0GRAM

VALID

CONFIRM

YES

ADJSTED

PO1

FULL

1234567

PROGRAM

SAVE

YES

P01-ON

TIME

3 sec.

SET

C1: C2: C1: C2:

C1: C2:

C1: C2:C1: C2:C1: C2:C1: C2:C1: C2:C1: C2:

16.08.10

16:40:51

C1: C2:

MONDAY

YES

C1: C2:

SUNDAY

C1: C2:

TUESDAY

C1: C2:

P01

FREE

C1: C2:

P01-OUT

C1: C2:

P01-OFF

SUNSET

C1: C2:

SUNSET

+0:00:00

+0:00:00 +0:00:00

C1: C2:

16.08.10

16:41:21

C1: C2:

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MENU MAP

PROGRAM

HOUR

COUNTR

REGIONL

SETING

TIME

SETING

MANUAL

MODE

FACTORY

SETING

EXIT

DEMO

MODE

CONTRAS

P01

1234567

P15

FREE

C1-TIME

DELETE

POSITIO

TIMEZON

DAYLIGH

DATE

CLOCK

CENTURY

2010

RECOVRY

DISABL

FIRMWRE

HARDWRE

V000

(Monitoring Menu and Main Programming Menu screens are shown).

C2-SHOT

000000

C1: C2:

C2-TIME

000000

C1: C2:

C1-SHOT

000000

C1: C2:

C1-TIME

000000

C1: C2:

16:12:10

18:45:52

C1: C2:

SUNRISE

07:22:00

C1: C2:

SUNSET

16:36:00

C1: C2:

PO1-C1

05:44:00

C1: C2:

Press for 3 seconds

C1: C2:C1: C2:C1: C2:C1: C2:C1: C2:C1: C2:C1: C2:C1: C2:

C1: C2:

If the “SAVE” query is not confirmed by the user while returning to the monitoring menu, the changes which are committed in the menus will be discarded(This doesn’t apply to the Time Settings Menu).

* The device shows the entered programs in the order of their program flow in the menu display. The programs can be browsed with the UP or DOWN buttons. The programs with a symbol next to them are the programs which didn’t run yet.

DISPLAY

SETING

C1: C2:

PASWORD

SETING

C1: C2:

VERSION

INFOS

C1: C2:

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EDIT / DELETE

won’t be shown

for empty

programs.

Activation time setting

Activation day selection

Deactivation time setting

Time

conflict

query

The settings stay

unchanged.

Program is deleted completely. FULL changes to FREE.

Program stays unchanged.

PROGRAM

PO1

FULL

P15

FREE

CONFIRM

PO1

EDIT

DELETE

yes no

PO1-ON

TIME

sunrse sunset

00:00:00

+0:00:00

HH:mm:ss

±HH:mm:ss

ALL DAYS MONDAY FRIDAY PO1-OFF

TIME

sunrse sunset

00:00:00

+0:00:00

HH:mm:ss

±HH:mm:ss

yes

CONFIRMPROGRAM

VALID

CROSS

PXX

ADJSTED

PO1

Press for 3 seconds.

C1: C2:

P01-OUT

C1 C2

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In the settings observation menu, the set parameters of the sub-menus are shown. The sub-menu titles are shown on the menu flow diagram. These parameters are shown for 3 seconds. To prolong this time; ESC, UP or DOWN buttons should be pressed. If the SET button is pressed the shown parameter changes immediately.

C1-SHOT

DELETE

C1-TIME

DELETE

HOUR

COUNTR

NO YES

CONFIRM

DEMO

MODE

PO1-C1 P15-C1 TIMEZON DAYLIGH POSITIO

RECOVRY

REGIONL

SETING

POSITIO

MANUAL

POSITIO

ACCAA

POSITIO

VIENNA

POSITIO

MANUAL

MANUaL

POSITIO

accaa

vienna

N 0000 E 000.00

LATITUDE

LONGITUDE

C1: C2:

C1: C2: C1: C2:

C1: C2:

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Buttons increase or decrease the value by "0:30".

DST Start Time Setting

DST Finish Time Setting

january

decembe

S MONTH

FIRST

LAST

S WEEK

monday

sunday

S DAY

S HOUR W MONTH W WEEK W DAY W HOUR

CUSTOM

DAYLIGH

DISABL

3:30 12:00 -12:00 3:00

REGIONL

SETING

POSITIO

MANUAL

TIMEZON

3:30

DAYLIGH

SAVING

TIMEZON TIMEZON TIMEZON TIMEZON

SUMMER

TIME

WINTER

TIME

january

decembe

FIRST

LAST

monday

sunday

DAYLIGH

ADJSTD

C1: C2:

C1: C2: C1: C2:

C1: C2:

europe

usa

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The last entered DATE is shown.

The last entered CLOCK is shown.

The last entered CENTURY is shown.

The last entered value is shown.

Can be set

between

00~15

Selected parameter is shown.

TIME

SETING

DATE

13.09.10

CLOCK

20:53:40

CENTURY

2011

DISPLAY

SETING

CONTRAS

CENTURY

CHANGED

CENTURY

CLOCK

20:53:40

DATE

13.09.11

DATE

20.09.89

CLOCK

20:43:50

CHANGED

CLOCK

CHANGED

DATE

MANUAL

MODE

RECOVRY

DISABL

RECOVRY

DISABL

00:00

R-TIMER

00:00

R-TIMER

NEXT-P TIMER

Can be set

between

19~25

C1: C2:

C1: C2:C1: C2:

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If the password is active, it isn’t prompted.

Selected parameter

is shown.

When this menu is selecetd without making any changes in the device menu, monitoring menu is shown without the SAVE prompt.

PASWORD

SETING

PASWORD

0000

PASWORD

0000

0001

PASWORD

DISABL

PASWORD

DISABL

PASWORD

WRONG

ACTIVE

PASWORD

CHANGE

NEWPASS

0000

NEWPASS

0000

REENTER

0000

PASWORD

0000

PASWORD

0000

CONFIRM

REENTER

0000

0001

PASWORD

CHANGD ENTRY

WRONG

FACTORY

SETING

VERSION

INFOS

EXIT

0001

FIRMWRE

V0.00

HARDWRE

V0.00

SAVE

YES

16.12.10

18:45:52

YES

SETTING

LOADED

PASWORD

WRONG

C1: C2: