Grasslin Talento Smart User Manual

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Betriebsanleitung 2

Operating instructions 36

Manuel ‘utilisation 48

Manuale dell‘utente 72

Manual de instrucciones 94

Manual de instruções 118

Handleiding 130

Provozní návod 154

Bruksanvisning 176

Bruksanvisning 198

Driftsvejledning 220

Käyttö- ja huolto-ohje 244

Instrukcja eksploatacji 268

Kezelési útmutató 290

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Table of Contents

Safety Information .................37

Information about the device .........38

Description of the device ................................38

Intended Use .........................................38

Technical Data ........................................38

Declaration of Conformity ...............................38

FCC certication ......................................39

Assembly and Installation ...........40

Installation on a DIN-rail ................................40

Circuit diagram .......................................40

Operation and Setting .............. 41

Display and Function Keys ...............................41

Overview of menu structure ..............................42

Initial commissioning ...................................43

Programming .........................................44

Conguration .........................................57

Set date and time .....................................64

Switch summer / winter time .............................65

Language setting ......................................66

Automatic / manual operation ............................67

Maintenance and Service ...........69

Distribution partners ...................................69

Software update ......................................69

Disposal and Recycling .............70

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Safety Information

Risk of death due to electrical shock!

Incorrect assembly and installation of the device can result in life-threatening electrical

WARNING

Please note:

• National regulations and safety regulations

• Guarantee is invalidated if you tamper with the device or modify it

• Minimum diameter of the exible lines for the connecting terminals: 1 mm

• Maximum diameter of the exible lines for the connecting terminals: 2,5 mm

Read this manual and pay attention to its contents to ensure that the device works perfectly and that you can work safely with it.

voltages.

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This product should be installed by an electric specialist according to current installation standards.

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Information about the device

Description of the device

Digital DIN-rail time switch

• Date-independent programming

• Date-dependent programming

• Pulse, cycle and random programming*

• Sunrise/sunset related programming

• Program creation by means of PC and mobile devices

• Bluetoothlow energy interface

Intended Use

• The device is suitable for the following applications:

− Lighting in private and commercial areas

− Advertising signs

− Street lighting

− Shop lighting

− Devices, motors and pumps control

− Roller blinds and sun blinds control

− Simulation of home presence

• Only suitable for use on dry premises

• Do not use close to devices with inductive discharge (motors, transformers, etc.)

• Install only on DIN-rails

Technical Data

You can nd the technical data for the devices that are described in this manual at:

www.graesslin.de/technical-data

Declaration of Conformity

You can nd the declaration of conformity for the devices that are described in this manual at:

www.graesslin.de/doc

* These functions depend on variant.

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FCC certication

FCC ID: 2AHH7-DG

This device complies with part 15 of FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions;

(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Labelling Requirments The Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) must ensure that FCC labelling requirements are met. This includes a clearly visible label on the outside of the OEM enclosure specifying the appropriate

Grässlin GmbH FCC identier for this product as well as the FCC Notice above. The FCC identiers is: 2AHH7-DG This FCC identier are valid for Talento Smart x15 and Talento Smart x25, for details. In any case the end product must be labelled exterior with:

“Contains FCC: 2AHH7-DG”

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Assembly and Installation

Risk of death due to electrical shock!

Incorrect assembly and installation of the device can result in life-threatening electrical

WARNING

Installation on a DIN-rail

1. Place the device onto the DIN-rail from the top at a slight angle.

2. Press it backwards until it clicks into place.

voltages.

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This product should be installed by an electric specialist according to current installation standards.

Circuit diagram

CH1 = Channel 1 CH2 = Channel 2

CH1

123

1 channel variant 2 channel variant

Install the device according to the circuit diagram (with one or two channels depending on the

variant).

CH1

1235 6

CH2

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Operation and Setting

Display and Function Keys

1 6 12 18 24

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Display: A Function displays of the buttons on the left B Date and time or menu navigation C Programmed switching times D Display of summertime/wintertime E Bluetooth display F Function displays of the buttons on the right

Buttons: G Buttons on right H Reset button I Buttons on left

Function displays of the two buttons on the right (G):

Menu Leave auto mode and enter programming Mode

ESC Press briey = Goes back one step Press for a long time (about 2sec) = Goes back to auto mode

OK Make the selection and apply it

< Undo the last input, e.g. when entering the time

Function displays of the two buttons on the left (I):

Channel status for channel 1

Channel status for channel 2

˄ Page upwards in the menu ˅ Page downwards in the menu

- Press briey = The displayed value (hour, minute, etc.) is decremented by 1/ Press for a long time (about 2sec) = fast scrolling + Press briey = The displayed value (hour, minute, etc.) is incremented by 1/ Press for a long time (about 2sec) = fast scrolling

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Overview of menu structure

Program

New

View Edit/

Delete All

S /Wi Timeu

Conﬁg

Light

Astro*

Hour-Counter

Mod *e

Bluetooth

Language

Dat /e Time

24 Hours

AM/PM

Auto

Calibr 1

Calibr 2

* These functions depend on variant.

English

Deutsch

Français

Español

Portuges

Italiano

...

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Initial commissioning

When delivered, the device is in automatic mode with default settings for time, date and language (English). When the menu buttons are rst operated, a wizard walks you through the basic settings that you can

check during initial commissioning and adjust if necessary.

Language

*English

Astro*

The following settings are queried during initial commissioning:

• Language; see „Language setting“ on page 66

• Location information (country, coordinates) for astro calculation; see "Location information" on page 58

* These functions depend on variant.

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Programming

Switch-off commands have priority over switch-on commands.

INFORMATION FOR PROGRAM CREATION

The device is programmed in the following steps:

• Setting data or date range

In this menu, you can specify on which day and at what time (date from ... to) the device is turned

on or off.

• Setting the function and switching time

Under this menu item, you specify which switching command is performed at which time (ON, OFF, pulse*, cycle*, random*). This can be specied per channel for different date ranges or

date-independent.

* These functions depend on variant.

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CREATE NEW SWITCHING PROGRAM

Program

New

With Date? No

Select FNC ...

Programming without date

Program

New

With Date? Yes

Date from

2015.10.01 ... Dya

Date to

2015.10.02 ...Dya

AddeDat? No

Select FNC ...

Programming with date

To create a new switching program, press the key

1. Select

2. Select

Program and New and

conrm with

OK.

The number of available program memory spaces is displayed briey (PXXX). The number of available switching channel memory spaces (Dxxx) then appears.

The available memory spaces depend on the variant of the device.

3. In step –

With date?

and

specify with

, the device should be programmed without date range. The switching commands are valid date-independent. Proceed with action step to step 4.

– Specify

Yes

and

so that the device will be programmed with a date range.

The switching commands are valid for the dates and periods which are dened in the programming, also see page 46. You can dene multiple date ranges. If the time periods have been determined, end the query

after the last date range with

If you have congured the location information (astro function) in the device, you can choose when

changing, whether the device should be switched directly to sunrise and sunset via the day limit. The astro function is not available in all versions of the device, see also „Location information (Ast ro)“ on page 58.

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4. In step

−

SELECT FCT

(FCT = Function), specify the type of switching command:

Select the times at which a channel should be switched on  A.

OFF

− Select the times at which a channel should be switched off  B.

Pulse

− Select the settings for pulse programming  C.

Cycle

− Select the settings for cycle programming  D.

Random ON

− Select the settings for random program ON  E.

Random OFF

− Select the settings for random program OFF  F.

5. Select the desired function and confirm with

The number of available switching command memory spaces appears (CXXX).

The available memory spaces depend on the variant of the device.

USING WILDCARDS

You can use wildcards when entering the date. This allows you to program recurring switching times

that are always to be carried out, for example, always the rst of the month. Instead of annual or monthly numbers, choose the wildcards **** for the year and ** for the month.

Below you see how date entries appear and how you can use wildcards:

2016.03.13 - 2016.03.13

•

The switching command is executed only on 13 March 2016.

2016.03.13 - 2016.03.20

•

The switching command is executed between 13 March 2016 and 20 March 2016.

2016.**.13 - 2016.**.13

•

The switching command is executed the 13th of every month in 2016.

****.**.01 - ****.**.01

•

The switching command is always executed annually on the rst day of a month.

Die Wildcards für die Jahre nden Sie bei der Datumseingabe indem Sie vor die aktuelle Jahreszahl blättern. Die Wildcards für die Monate nden Sie zwischen Dezember und Januar.

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Programming command

Program

New

With Date? Yes/No

Time 09:01 Hour

Time 09:50 Minute

Days 12345-Mo-Fr

Channels 1 CH1

Add Times Yes/No

Priority High

1. Press

2. Select

button:

Program

and conrm with OK.

For clarication of the following action steps, see ow chart.

New

3. Select

4. In step

conrm with

5. Select

6. Enter hour and minute of the switch-on time (+/-) and conrm each with

and conrm with OK.

With Date?

and conrm with OK.

specify whether the device is to be activated on a certain date and - if yes -

(see also page 45).

. NOTE: The data for sunrise and sunset should be considered in connection with the astro-variant. The choice of these parameters is between 24:00 and 00:00.

7. Set the weekday(s) (+/-) to which the switching time should apply, and conrm with

NOTE: The weekdays 1-5, 6-7 and 1-7 are preset. Individual weekdays can be set (+/-) under "Select days".

8. Select channel (+/-) for which the switching time should be set, and conrm with

NOTE: The plus sign stands for an active, the minus sign for an inactive channel.

Yes

9. Select

to create an additional switching time, or No to determine the possible priority.

The choice of priority is possible in advanced mode only; see „Dening prioritisation of

programs“ on page 54.

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Programming command

OFF

Program

New

1. Press

2. Select

With Date? Yes/No

button:

Program

Select FNC OFF

Time 09:01 Hour

and conrm with OK.

Time 09:50 Minutes

Days 12345-Mo-Fr

Channels 1 CH1

Add Times Yes/No

Priority High

For clarication of the following action steps, see ow chart.

New

3. Select

4. In step

conrm with

5. Select

6. Enter hour and minute of the switch-off time (+/-) and conrm each with

and conrm with OK.

With Date?

OFF

and conrm with OK.

specify whether the device is to be activated on a certain date and - if yes -

(see also page 45).

. NOTE: The data for sunrise and sunset should be considered in connection with the astro-variant. The choice of these parameters is between 24:00 and 00:00.

7. Set the weekday(s) (+/-) to which the switching time should apply, and conrm with

NOTE: The weekdays 1-5, 6-7 and 1-7 are preset. Individual weekdays can be set (+/-) under "Select days".

8. Select channel (+/-) for which the switching time should be set, and conrm with

NOTE: The plus sign stands for an active, the minus sign for an inactive channel.

Yes

9. Select

to create an additional switching time, or No to determine the possible priority.

The choice of priority is possible in advanced mode only; see „Dening prioritisation of

programs“ on page 54.

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Pulse programming

(1)

(2)

15:00 h

(1) Start time (2) Duration

This feature is not available in all variants of the device.

A pulse switching command consists of:

• Start time

• Duration = switching ON – shortest switching time ON = 1 second – longest switching time ON = max. 2 hours

Example:

Channel 1 will be switched daily from Monday to Friday at 15:00 for a duration of 30 seconds.

Program

New

With Date? Yes/No

Select FNC Impulse

Time 15:00 ... Minutes

Impulse 00:00:30 ... Seconds

Days 12345-Mo–Fr

Channels 1– CH1

Add Time? No

Priority Low

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1. Press

2. Select

button:

Program

and conrm with OK.

For clarication of the following action steps, see ow chart.

New

3. Select

4. In step

conrm with

5. Select

6. Enter hour and minute of the start time (+/-) and conrm each with

and conrm with OK.

With Date?

Pulse

and conrm with OK.

specify whether the device is to be activated on a certain date and - if yes -

(see also page 45).

. NOTE: The data for sunrise and sunset should be considered in connection with the astro-variant. The choice of these parameters is between 24:00 and 00:00.

7. Enter hour(s), minute(s) and second(s) of the pulse duration (+/-) and conrm with

8. Set the weekday(s) (+/-) to which the switching time should apply, and conrm with

NOTE: The weekdays 1-5, 6-7 and 1-7 are preset. Individual weekdays can be set (+/-) under "Select days".

9. Select channel (+/-), for which the pulse is to be set, and conrm with

NOTE: The plus sign stands for active, the minus sign for an inactive channel.

Yes

10. Select

to create an additional switching time, or No to determine the possible priority.

The choice of priority is possible in advanced mode only; see „Dening prioritisation of

programs“ on page 54.

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19:00 h9:00 h

(2)

(3)

(1)

Cycle programming

(1) Start time (2) Period ON (3) Period OFF

Cycle programming is possible in advanced mode only.

A cycle switching command consists of:

• Start time

• Period ON = Switching ON

• Period OFF = Switching OFF

Example:

Channel 1 is switched on from Monday 9:00 to Friday 19:00 every 30 minutes for 10 minutes. Start time 9:00 Duration ON 10 minutes Duration OFF 30 minutes Separate OFF command 19:00

To end the cycle, an independent command

Off

must be set.

A nesting of cycle programs is not allowed

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Program

New

With Date? Yes/No

Select FNC Cycle

Time 09:00 ... Minutes

Period ON 00:10:00 . Minute ..s

Period OFF 00:30:00 . Minute ..s

Days 12345-Mo–Fr

Channels 1– CH1

Priority High

1. Press

2. Select

button:

Program

and conrm with OK.

For clarication of the following action steps, see ow chart.

New

3. Select

4. Specify in step

yes - conrm with

5. Select

6. Enter hour and minute of the start time (+/-) and conrm each with

7. Enter period ON (+/-) and conrm each with

8. Enter period OFF (+/-) and conrm each with

9. Select weekdays (+/-) on which the cycle should be started and conrm with

and conrm with OK.

With DATE

(see also page 45).

Cycle

and conrm with OK.

? whether the device should be activated on a certain date and - if

. NOTE: The weekdays 1-5, 6-7 and 1-7 are preset. Individual weekdays can be set (+/-) under „Select days“.

10. Select channel (+/-) for which the cycle should be set, and conrm with

NOTE: The plus sign stands for active, the minus sign for an inactive channel.

11. And choose possible

Priority

The choice of priority is possible in advanced mode only; see „Dening prioritisation of pro

grams“ on page 54. You program the command

Select FCT

menu to end the cycle switching com-

OFF

in the

mand.

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Random programming

Program

New

With Date? Yes/No

Select FNC Random ON

Time 15:00 Hour...

Offset +02:00 Hour ...

Days 12345-Mo–Fr

Channels 1– CH1

Priority High

Random programming is possible in advanced mode only.

Example: Random  15:00  +02:00  1 2 3 4 5  1 Channel 1 is switched on Monday to Friday between 15:00 and 17:00. The exact switch-on time point

is random in this range.

1. Press

2. Select

button:

Program

and conrm with OK.

For clarication of the following action steps, see ow chart.

New

3. Select

4. Specify in step

- conrm with

5. Select

and conrm with OK.

With Date

(see also page 45).

Random ON

whether the device should be activated on a certain date and - if yes

Random OFF

and conrm with Ok.

NOTE: The period of the random switching is dened with ± 2 hours.

6. Enter hour and minute of start (+/-) and conrm each with

7. Enter hour and minute of the range of the random programming (+/-) and conrm each with

. NOTE: The weekdays 1-5, 6-7 and 1-7 are preset. Individual weekdays can be set (+/-) under „Select days“.

8. Set weekday on which the device should randomly switch and conrm with

9. Select channel (+/-) which is to be programmed, and conrm with

NOTE: The plus sign stands for active, the minus sign for an inactive channel.

10. And choose possible

Priority

The choice of priority is possible in advanced mode only; see „Dening prioritisation of

programs“ on page 54.

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DEFINING PRIORITISATION OF PROGRAMS

You specify the order in which the programs of the device should be run using prioritisation. You can

thus execute a daily switching command, but can dene via a higher priority, that, for example, other

switching times of the device are valid during holidays.

The choice of priority is only possible in advanced mode.

By default, the priority is specied as follows:

• Without date  very low

• With date reference  medium

• With individual date  high

The following priorities can be set:

• Very Low

• Low

• Medium

• High

• Very High

Example: A daily program switches on the device every day from morning 08:00 to 17:00 in the afternoon. If, for example, you do not want the device to switch on on weekends of a holiday, create a program

with a higher priority for these days. This program takes precedence over the other settings.

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VIEW, EDIT OR DELETE PROGRAM

Program

View Edit/

PRG List Prg X (1|1)

PRG 1 List Dates

Dat 1/1e

2015.11.22

2016.11.23

1/4

Dat 1e Change

Date from

2015.11.22

1/4

Date to

2016.11.24

In order to view, edit or delete a program, press the

1. Select

2. Select

Program Read/Change

3. Select program and conrm with

4. Select List (

yourself, or select

and conrm with OK.

date entries, switching times, priority

Delete program

to delete the selected program.

...Day

Dat 1/1e

2015.11.22

2016.11.24

key:

Dat 1e Change

ESC

) that you want to view or edit

The choice of priority is only possible in advanced mode.

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DELETE ALL PROGRAMS

Program

Delete All

1. Press

2. Select

3. Select

4. Select

Delete All

Yes/No

button.

Program

and conrm with OK.

Delete all Yes

and conrm with OK.

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Conguration

BACKLIGHT

In the

Light

Con gﬁ

menu, you specify how long the backlight stays on after the last key press.

Light

Light *2 Min

The following settings are possible:

Fix ON

• The backlight of the display remains on continuously.

•

2 Min

The backlight of the display is automatically switched off two minutes after the last keystroke.

1. Press

2. Select

3. Select

4. Select the desired setting and conrm with

button.

Config Light

and conrm with OK.

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LOCATION INFORMATION (ASTRO)

You dene the location information in the

Astro

menu.

This feature is not available in all variants of the device.

Con gﬁ

Astro Country

Countries * .United Kin

United Kin.. *City

The following settings are possible:

Country

• Country name and city of the location.

Coordinates

• Latitude and longitude of the location.

1. Press

2. Select

3. Select

4. Select submenu

button.

Config Astro

and conrm with OK.

menu and conrm with OK.

COUNTRY

Coordinates

5. Make settings and conrm with

and conrm with OK.

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HOUR METER

Reading hour meter

You can see how many operating hours your DIN-rail time switches is switched on in the

counter

menu.

Read hour

Conﬁg

Hour-Counter

1. Press

2. Select

3. Select

4. Select

Service Channels CH1

Config Hour counter Read

Hours 1000 H Service

button.

and conrm with OK.

5. Select the desired channel.

Service meter

You specify the number of operating hours that will pass for a service message to be displayed for a channel in the

Hour meter service

menu. This is shown in the display as soon as the counter has

reached the hour value set by you.

Conﬁg

Hour-Counter

Service Channels CH1

Hours 1000 H Service

6. Press

7. Select

8. Select

9. Select

button.

Config Hour counter Service

and conrm with OK.

10. Select the channel and conrm with

11. Set count value and conrm with

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You specify whether a PIN entry is required for setting the device in the The following settings are possible:

No PIN

•

Entering a PIN is not required to change settings of the device.

PIN Enter

•

Entering a PIN is required to change settings of the device.

menu.

Conﬁg

PIN Set PIN

Set PIN 1234

SET PIN

1. Press

2. Select

3. Select

Config PIN

and conrm with OK.

4. Select Enter

5. For selection

PIN PIN set

button.

and conrm with OK.

No PIN

PIN Enter

enter (+/-) the PIN and conrm with OK.

and conrm with OK.

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MODE

You specify whether you want to only use the standard functions or the advanced functions of the

Mode

device in the

menu.

Conﬁg

Mode

Mode *Standard

The following settings are possible:

Standard

• The following functions are available:

− ON/OFF command

− Sunrise and sunset related programming (only for devices with astro function)

− Automatic prioritisation

Advanced

• The following functions are available:

− ON/OFF command

− Sunrise and sunset related programming (only for devices with astro function)

− Automatic prioritisation

− Pulse programming

− Cycle programming

− Random programming

− User-dened prioritization

SET MODE

1. Press

2. Select

3. Select

4. Select

button.

Config Mode Standard

and conrm with OK.

Advanced

setting and conrm with OK.

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BLUETOOTH

Certain functions of the device can be controlled by Bluetooth via the

ne, tablet, etc.).

Bluetooth

menu (smart pho-

Conﬁg

Bluetooth

Smart Link General

The following settings are possible:

•

Smart Link

– MAC address – Device name

General

•

– Version number of software – Serial number of device

CREATING BLUETOOTH CONNECTION

1. Press the Bluetooth button on the device (DIN-rail time switch).

The Bluetooth icon will ash for two minutes. If a mobile device or a PC connects, the Bluetooth

icon remains continually visible.

2. Searching the app for new devices.

If the device is found, it is displayed in the app in the list of available devices.

If a connection is established for the rst time, the device connects automatically as soon as the

range of the Bluetooth connection has been reached. You can then control the time switch with the mobile device; see operating instructions for the app.

If the time switch is protected via a PIN, this must be entered on the mobile device.

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DISPLAY DURING DATA TRANSMISSION

The following appears on the display of the time switch during the transmission of programs or conguration from a mobile device:

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Set date and time

You specify the format for the display of the time in the

Date/Time

menu.

Date/Time

12/24Hours *24Hours

Date

2015.09.28 ...Day

Time 12:10 ... Minute

Time Zone +01:00h

1st Weekday * Monday

The following settings are possible:

24 Hours

• The time is displayed in 24-hour format.

AM/PM

• The time is displayed in 12-hour format:

− AM = morning

− PM = afternoon

1. Press

2. Select

button.

Date/Time

and conrm with OK.

3. Select (˅/˄) setting and conrm with

4. Enter data according to the setting

24 Hours

− Date

− Clock

− Time Zone

− First weekday

Example: 1st day = Sunday ... 1-5 = Su-Th 1st day = Monday ... 1-5 = Mo-Fr

AM/PM

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Switch summer / winter time

You specify the variants for switching from summer to winter time in the

Su/Wi

menu.

S/Wi Timeu

S/Wi Timeu *Auto

Auto *EU

The following settings are possible:

Auto

•

Factory setting of the legal requirement (USA or EU). This is recalculated each year.

Adjust 1

• Automatic programming: The summer/winter time is automatically recalculated for each year.

− The switchover takes place on the rst Sunday of the selected month if the entered date is between the 1st and 15th.

− The switchover takes place on the last Sunday of the selected month if the entered date is between the 16st and 31st.

− The changeover takes place on the respective Sunday from 2 to 3 am (summertime) or from 3

to 2 am (wintertime).

Adjust 2

• Automatic programming: Switching always takes place every year on the same date entered.

•

No switching.

1. Press

2. Select

3. Make the desired setting and conrm with

• For selection of

button.

Su/Wi Time

Adjust 1

and conrm with OK.

Adjust 2

, enter the data for month and day and conrm with OK .

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Language setting

You specify the language of the display texts in the

Language

menu.

Language

*English

1. Press

2. Select

Language

button.

and conrm with OK.

3. Select the desired language and conrm with

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Automatic / manual operation

Set the operating mode in which the device is to be operated via the left function key:

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1 2

The following settings are possible:

• Permanently ON (FIX)

• Permanently OFF (FIX)

• Override mode (OVR)

• Automatic mode

To adjust the channel state for channel 1 or channel 2, press the appropriate left function button until

the desired mode is selected.

OVERRIDE MODE

The override mode (temporarily overrides a running program) allows the user to terminate the running

program early or to start a later start-up program prematurely. This depends on the current channel

status. The override function is valid only for the current program and is retained until the next pro

gram change. Then the device will return to automatic mode.

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SWITCHING STATE DISPLAY

As an example for channel 1, the switching status display appears as follows:

Channel Fix OFF Channel Fix ON Override ON

There is no display over the icon for the channel in automatic mode.

From the automatic mode, you can make the following settings using the corresponding function key for channel 1 or channel 2, taking into account the starting point:

• ON

– Press 1x = Override OFF – Press 2x = Channel Fix OFF – Press 3x = Channel Fix ON

• OFF

– Press 1x = Override ON – Press 2x = Channel Fix ON – Press 3x = Channel Fix OFF

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Maintenance and Service

Distribution partners

You can nd our distributor partners at the following address:

www.graesslin.de/distributors

Software update

You can nd current software updates at the following address via the search function:

www.graesslin.de

For the installed version under the Bluetooth settings, see „Bluetooth“ on page 62.

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Disposal and Recycling

You must correctly dispose of devices, batteries/rechargeable batteries or packaging materials

according to legal provisions and ordinances.

Please pay attention to the information below relating to the disposal of defective system components or of the system itself according to the useful product life:

• Carry out disposal correctly, i.e. separated according to the material groups of the parts to be disposed of.

• Never put batteries/rechargeable batteries (Directive 2006/66/EC), electrical or electronic scrap in with domestic refuse. Use appropriate depots.

• Always carry out disposal in an environmentally friendly way and in accordance with any local statutes or laws.

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