Grasslin GM40E, DTA40E2 Programming Instructions Manual

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GM40E PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS
SPECIFIERS GUIDE
Time switch shall contain an OFF/ON manual override. For Carry-over: The time switch
shall have a battery backup capable of over 7 days reserve carry-over.
LCD Display
w/Backlight
Clock Key
Reset Button
Amber and Green
LED Lights
Day Key
Hour (h+)
Key
Minute (m+)
Key
Override Key
GM40E Timer Module
One Minute Intervals
40 Amp Rated
Contacts
DTA40E2 PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS
INITIAL SETUP
Apply power to the unit as
llustrated in the wiring dia-
i
ram. Then push the
g key with a paper clip or pencil tip. The display will flash as shown.
Press and release button to start setting the time (display will stop flashing)
SETTING CURRENT TIME
1. Press and HOLD the Clock key uring this entire procedure.
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2. Press the
hours.
3. Press the
minutes.
4. Press the
the day.
5. If any keys are pressed for a pro-
longed period, the display will advance rapidly.
6. Release the
time and day have been entered. Now the timer is in operation and ready to be programmed. The colon “:” after the hours will continuously flash indicating that the time is advancing.
DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME ADJUSTMENT
1. To enter Daylight Savings Time, simply press both the h+
and m+ keys simultaneously.
2. The display will indicate “DST” and advance the hour by
one.
3. To end Daylight Savings Time, simply press both the
and m+ keys simultaneously. “DST” will disappear from the
display and the hour will be increased by one.
PROGRAMMING ON/OFF EVENTS
Press the Timer key once. The display will change as shown to the right.
TIMER 1 ON – – : – – appears.
h+ key to advance the
m+ key to advance the
Day key to advance
Clock key once the
eset
R
Clock
h+ and m+ keys
G
M40E
h+
1. Using the h+ and m+ keys, enter the desired ON time. By default, all days are indicated, thus all 7 days will be pro­grammed. When complete, press the
TIMER 1 OFF – – : – – will be displayed.
2. Using the default, all days are indicated. When complete, press the Timer key once.
3. If complete, press the and day.
4. Note that a total of 7 ON and 7 OFF events can be pro­grammed.
BLOCK PROGRAMMING
To change the day selection, simply keep pressing the Day key and the display will change as follows:
Individual Day (MON, TUE, etc.) MON-WED-FRI MON~FRI TUE-THU-SAT SAT~SUN MON~WED MON~SAT THU~SAT MON~SUN
Follow the previous steps to complete programming.
REVIEWING PROGRAMS
1. To review the programs that have been entered, simply press and release the you will be able to scroll thru the programs.
2. Any program can be edited simply by pressing the and the changes.
3. When complete, press the time and day.
DELETING PROGRAMS
1. To delete a particular program, simply press the Timer key until the desired program is displayed.
2. Then press the Then press the program.
3. When complete, press the time and day.
MANUAL OVERRIDE
essing the manual over
Pr OFF.
INITIAL
When you initially program the unit, it may be necessary to
ess the manual over
pr to determine if it should be ON. For example, if the current time is 2:00PM and you just programmed the unit to turn ON at 1:00PM, you will need to pr
n it ON. Ther
tur (automatic).
h+ and m+ keys, enter the desired OFF time. By
Clock key to return to current time
Timer key. Each time you do this,
Day keys. Then press the Timer key in order to accept
Clock key to return to current
h+ and m+ keys until – – : – – is displayed.
Timer key in order to delete this particular
Clock key to return to current
ride key will alternate the unit ON or
TUP
AR
ST
ride key as the unit will not look back
ess the manual override key to
, the unit will r
eafter
Timer key once.
h+, m+,
esume normal operation
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