State of output
= On
= Off
Hand switch
Channel 1
Choose function
Summer- / winter
changeover
Setting the hours, minutes,
days and channels
Delete
Fixing the hours, minutes,
days, channels and continuous switching
Programming Buttons
Actual or „On“ time
Weekday
Day number
„Off“ time
Symbol for
„Set actual time“
„Off“ days
Liquid Crystal Display
Technical data
Supply voltage: 230V 50/60Hz 120V 50/60Hz
Consumption: ca. 0,5W
Contact rating: changeover contact 16A 250V~µ cos ϕ= 1
Parallel compensation: 60VA max. 7µF
Accuracy: ±2,5s/d
Terminal capacity: single strand multi strand
4 mm
2
2,5 mm
2
Program pictures: 8
Battery reserve: 100h
Storage ambient: -10°C to +60°C
Working ambient: -10°C to +55°C
Time switch
NT 29 17 86 02
MicroRex D21
+
Safty notes
• Installation of these products should only be undertaken by a qualified electrician.
• The operational and electrical safety is only guaranteed, if the product is installed using its proper
accessories, in a position as specified in the installation instructions.
• Any interference with the product makes the guarantee void.
• If the time switch is mounted near equipment where heat produced raises the local ambient above 55°C. Then a space should be put
between the time switch and the equipment.
Function
The MicroRex D22 is a microprocessor controlled digital time switch. Eight programs of your choice can be stored and used to control the automatic operation of your electrical equipment. Each individual weekday can have a separate program or you can have several days operating on the same „Block“ program. To program the MicroRex D22 a „picture“ is used and when this is complete the
chosen times are stored in the microprocessor memory. The MicroRex D22 makes available 2 separate switching channels. The summer-/winter changeover can be programmed for hand or automatic operation.
Presentation
Approximately 30 seconds after the supply voltage is connected the symbols
appear on the LCD.
Before any operations the complete memory must be reset.
2. Memory reset
1. Starting
This can only be done after a Reset.
Summer- / winter changeover can be made manually or automatically if set.
If manual changeover is required choose no during the date input. Automatic
changeover depends on your country / area. Choose the appropriate setting
for your country / area.
3. Setting date and summer- / winter changeover
Connection
press both at
the same time
The time switch memory is completely clear.
700W 700W 2500W 700W 2900W 900W
Otherwise use
to set another day
12. Correcting mistakes
(only in the mode of programmation)
5
Press once
10.1 Terminating continuous
switching
Press once
Press until the
correct day is set
Set the Off hour
Press once
Press once
Press once
Set the On hour
Set the On minutes
Press once
Set the Off minutes
Press once
Press once
Press once
Press once
Actual time is now set
Press until the correct
hour is shown
Press until the correct minute is shown
The weekday will shown
automatically
E
A
Gb
no
H
Press until
display is as shown
Press as required
Display 1 = On
Display 1 = Off
+
Hold & Press
both buttons
together
Display 1
Display 1
The time switch will remain in continuous
„On“ or „Off“ position until it is changed.
Press once
The time switch returns immediately to
program mode
9.1 Terminating continuous switching
Press to change to off hour
Press once
Press once
Set off hour
Set off minute
Press once
Press several
times until correct
„picture“ is shown
Press until the
actual time is shown
Set other days
as required
Press once
If the clock is on the correct day press
This function only applies to channel 1
The switch condition must first be chosen
Press to give desired function
Display 1 = On
Display 1 = Off
Press
Press once
END
Press until actual
time is displayed
11. Summer-/ Winter changeover
This function is only available if no was
chosen during date input for
summer- / winter selection (see 3)
Press once
In the above example the time switch
stays „On“ for 14 days. At 0:00 hours on
the 15th day the time switch returns to its
program mode.
Press to choose the
number of days
(d1 to d99)
End of program
Press once
5.3 Single day programs
Press until this
display appears
Press once
Press once
Set On hour
Set On minute
5.2 5 Day Monday to Friday program
Press until this
display appears
Set times as 5.1 above
The switch condition must first be chosen
Display 1 = On
or 1 = Off
Press as required
END
only if it is
necessary
10. Continuous switching for a
chosen number of days
Press until the actual time goes forward
1 hour (summer) or back 1 hour (winter)
END
Set On day
Set On Minute
Press until the
correct year is set
Press once
Press once
Choose
(See table below)
Setting of the beginning of summer
code 1
End date setting code
code 0
Set the end date
as above
Press until the
correct month is set
Each program has an On- and Off-time.
5.1 7 Day block program. Each day the same
5. Setting switching time
Press until this
display appears
Set the year
Press once
Press once
The start date is set.
Set the day
Set the month
End of program
6. Check switching times
Press several times until
correct „picture“ is shown
Press until the
actual time is shown
7. Delete switching times
9. Continuous switching
Press to delete program
and set a new programm
or-
Press once to either
END
13. Checking the date setting
4. Setting actual time
Choice Summer
begins
Summer
ends
Country /
area
E
A
Gb
no
H
1STSunday
in April
4th Sunday
in October
last Sunday
in October
last Sunday
in October
last Sunday
in April
last Sunday
in march
only
North
America
GB
EU
No
changeover
No
changeover
Enter here the date for the beginning of
summer for your country / area as well as
the end of summertime. E.g. 31
ST
March is
shown for the beginning of Summertime. In
the following years it starts on the same day
irrespective of the date.
After setting the summer start
now set the actual time
The time switch will follow the next „On“ or
„Off“ program
8. On and Off manual operation
Code d
+
This function is not available if no was
chosen during date input for
summer- / winter selection (see 3)
S
OK
OK
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
1
S
S
OK
±1h
C
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
1
1