Timeguard SELEKTA 170 User Manual

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 Bedienungsanleitung 3

Schaltuhr mit Astroprogramm

 Operating instructions 25

Timer with astronomical program

 Mode d’emploi 47

Horloge programmable avec
astroprogramme

 Gebruiksaanwijzing 69

Schakelklok med astronomisch
programma

 Istruzioni per l’uso 91

Timer con programma astronomico

 Instrucciones de servicio 113

Timer con programa astronómico

SELEKTA 170 top

Ref. Nr. 170 0 002

310 716 01

1. Designated use 25

2. Safety note 25

3. Equipment description 26

4. Use/Installation 27

5. Operating information 27

6. Overview of input menu 28

7. Initial start-up 28

8. Menu PROG 31

9. Menu 36

10. Menu MAN 38

11. Menu 42

12. Reset response 45

13. Technical data 46

Contents

Installation of electrical devices should only be
carried out by a professional electrician. National

regulations and safety requirements must be ad­hered to! Tampering with or making modifications to the
device will invalidate the guarantee.

The timer with astronomical program is suitable for light
control (e.g. lighting of streets, shop windows).
By inputting the location coordinates, it calculates the sun­rise and sunset times for every day of the year for the geo­graphic location entered.
Upon start-up, the clock is fully functional (with integrated
astronomical program). It can be individually programmed
for nighttime interruption to save energy.
The keyboard can be locked with a PIN code.

Designated use also includes adherence to the instructions
for installation and operation. Any other use is considered
contrary to the designated use. The manufacturer accepts
no liability for damage resulting from such use.

2.

Safety note

1. Designated use

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3. Equipment description

Overview of programmed switch times
with segments every 30 minutes

Pictogram line with PROG,
MAN,

Astronomical and switch time symbols

Sunset ON
Start nighttime interruption OFF
End of nighttime interruption ON
Sunrise OFF

Channel status

Ein = ON, AUS = OFF

Selection Menu (when inputting information in
the device always press the Menu key first)

PROG, , MAN, or
Aborting input

Service voltage OK: two dots flash
Power failure: three dots flash

Key + or – = answer NO,

or continue (and setting of values,
e.g. change clock time)

Menu

+

–

ok

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2

3

N

PROG

MAN

COPY

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3

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min

klx

s

Text lines (always represents a question in
the operating menu, which must be answe-

red with YES (Key OK) or NO (Keys + or -)

Time display

a.m./p.m. change segment (not visible

with 24-hour design)

s = seconds
min = minutes

Days of the week from 1 to 7 with an

arrow for changeover of day (1 = Monday,
2 = Tuesday ..)

Key OK = answer YES
Confirmation of selection or
programming

Direct manual switching (only in
Automatic mode)

• press both keys at the same time
=> manual switching (switching pre-selection)

• press both keys at the same time for about

2 seconds
=> permanent switching

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4.

Use/Installation

- Use the timer only in dry areas.

-The timer is only intended for use where environ­mental conditions are of normal pollution.

-Timer for distributor installation in the 35 mm-rail
fixing (DIN 50022); wall installation with additional
terminal box cover plate also available.

- Regardless of expensive protective measures, strong
electro-magnetic fields can interfere with the micro­processor-controlled timer.

Please note therefore, before installation:

- Use a separate line for the service voltage supply.

- Shield inductive consumer with appropriate RC filter.

- Do not install device close to sources of interference, e.g.
transformers, contactors, PC, television and remote control
devices.

-Perform a RESET after any type of interruption.
Note:The programmed switch times remain stored in the
EEPROM.

- Devices producing a great deal of heat located near the
device will shorten the service life of the battery.

5.

Operating information

The main overall principle of operation

1. Read the text lines:
Flashing text or flashing symbol always
indicates a question.

2. Make a decision:
Answer the question by pressing a key.

Decision YES:
Confirmation
with key OK

Decision NO:
Change/revise
with + or – key

  

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6.

Overview of input menu

PROG

MAN

MENU MENU MENUMENUMENU

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Control input

This input allows the device to be activated independent
of the sunrise and sunset times and the programmed
nighttime interruptions.
This switch per the control signal corresponds to the fun­ction permanent ON.

The input is operated with a line voltage of 230 V, with
available N-clamp as a point of reference.

The timer is delivered in so-called sleep mode (Display is
shut off).

Activate without service voltage

Briefly press any desired key.The timer has a power
reserve. Therefore, it can be programmed even before
installation.

Initial start-up

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Initial start-up

Note

If a voltage is impressed on the “S” external input, the
keys will be blocked.

Therefore, the external input must be idle when starting
the machine.

max. 50 m
230-240 V / 0,5 mA

max. 50 m
230-240 V / 0,5 mA

Control input

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Initial start-up

Initial start-up by coordinates

1. Instead of LOCATION, use the + or – key to
select COORDINAT. Confirm with the OK key.

2.Select your geographic location from the
accompanying time zone by longitude,
latitude and time zone.

3.Use the + or – key to set your location coordinates
of southern/northern latitude. Inputting the
latitude ranges from 0° north to 90° south.

4.Confirm with the OK key.

5.Use the + or – key to set your longitude

west or east. Inputting the latitude ranges
from 180° east to 180° west.

6.Use the + or – key to set your longitude or
your time zone (e.g. Germany +01 hours).

7.Store by pressing the OK key.

The timer is now ready to use and is in
Automatic mode.

Initial start-up

1.Using the + or – key, select your
language (e.g. English).

2.Store by using the OK key.

You can now start the clock by inputting
default locations or coordinates.

Initial start-up by location

1.Confirm LOCATION with the OK key.
Display UK (on moving screen).

2.Select your country with the + or – key.
Confirm with the OK key.

3.Use the + or – key to select the city
in your area (e.g. LONDON).
Confirm with the OK key.

Since the date and the time are already
pre-programmed ex factory, the timer is

now ready to use and is in
Automatic mode.

Menu PROG

Sub-menu NEW

Example Programming of nighttime interruption

Four phases of the night are always passed through when
programming. The clock switches on in the evenings at sun­set (astronomical) (Step 1) and at a pre-determined time
(e.g. 11:00 p.m.) shuts off again (Step 2). In the morning it
again switches on at a fixed time (e.g. 4:00 a.m.) (Step 3)
and at sunset (astronomical) shuts off again (Step 4).

1.Select menu item PROGRAM.

2.Confirm with the OK key.

3.Use the + or – key to select the
sub-menu NEW.

4.Confirm with the OK key .
The display shows ASTROTIME.

5.Confirm with the OK key.
The display shows PROG TIME.

6.Press the + key.
The display shows ADD.

7. Confirm with the OK key.
The display shows SET.

8.

Menu PROG

Switching program

Using the Menu key, you go from Automatic mode to the
main menu of the input mode. Select menu item PROG
(PROGRAM) and confirm with the OK key. Using the +
or

– key, you can switch between the sub-menus New,

Check, Modify, Clear and Finish. Using the OK key,

confirm the respective Menu. By confirming Finish, you
return back to Automatic mode.

MENU

The astronomical switching times are automatically stored
after start-up of the clock and after inputting the position
information and will be performed daily. In the menu
PROG additional fixed nighttime interruptions can be pro­grammed in or astronomical switchings can be deactivated.

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