Astronomic Latitude Zones ......................16
Wiring Diagrams .............................17
TORK MODEL EWZ SERIES
7 DAY TIME SWITCH
CAPABILITIES:
• 7 Day scheduling.
• 32 set points.
• EWZ101C may be wired as SPST or SPDT.
• EWZ201C field convertible for 2 channel, 1 channel
DPST or Momentary.
• 20 Block Holidays.
• Astronomic Option. For automatic ON at sunset, OFF
at sunrise for outdoor lighting.
FEATURES:
Daylight Saving - Automatic (user selectable).
Leap Year - Automatic compensation.
Power Outage - Permanent schedule retention. Supercapacitor
provides 4 days of real time backup.
Manual Override - Until the next scheduled event.
Multi-Voltage Input - 120 – 277 Volts
Planning Your Program
EWZ201C two channel mode allows you to set-up different
control logic for each channel. A channel could be sunset to
sunrise while the other channel is sunset to time OFF.
EWZ201C one channel mode allows you to set-up the two
relays as DPST. Both relays turn ON and Off at the same
time. This is useful for switching 208 or 240 volts.
Momentary output mode is used for switching
latching contactors. The installation section describes
how to remove a jumper on the back to set timer
for this mode.
Two SCH events must be used to complete a schedule
for each channel. An event must be entered for ON and
an event for OFF. The event screen will indicate the number
of each event from 01 to 32.
Here are examples for the most common uses. For other
ideas call the toll free Tork Tech Help Line 888-500-4598.
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1. Sunset ON and Sunrise OFF 7 days a week: After setting
CLK (clock), DATE, and DST (daylight saving time), go to
the ASTRO mode section 7.0 to enter latitude and enter
sunset and sunrise days.
2. Sunset ON and 10:00pm OFF 7 days a week: After setting CLK (clock), DATE, and DST (daylight saving time), go
to SCH (schedule) mode section 6.0 to enter the 10:00pm
OFF time. Then go to the ASTRO mode section 7.0 to enter
latitude and enter sunset days.
3. Time ON and Time OFF: After setting CLK (clock), DATE,
and DST (daylight saving time), go to SCH mode section
6.0 for two entries. One for ON and the other for OFF at
the times you choose.
Planning Your Holiday Schedule
Select up to 20 holiday blocks that have a start date and
an end date. Holiday blocks can be anywhere from 1
day in length (the same start and end dates) or up to 364
consecutive days. Holiday blocks must not cross over
December 31st. If a holiday block must run from December
18th through January 5th, two blocks must be entered. One
block from 12/18 to 12/31, and then another from 01/01
to 01/05.
On these dates, the timer will execute the same special
schedule. Enter the holiday schedule in section 5. If no
schedule is entered with a holiday day group in section 5,
On/Off operations will be omitted for the holiday dates.
Astronomic schedule is not affected by holiday dates. The
timer will always execute the sunset/sunrise schedule if
chosen in section 7.
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READ INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE
ATTEMPTING TO INSTALL TIME SWITCH.
SEE WARNING ON FRONT PANEL – Failure to comply
with instructions could result in personal injury and/or
property damage.
INSTALLATION:
UNIT IS TO BE INSTALLED BY A LICENSED ELECTRICIAN
1. To remove unit from enclosure: Push the tab on right
outward and lift up on the mechanism on the right side.
Left side is held in place as the mechanism swings out
to the left then remove.
2. Mount the enclosure at eye level using screws or other
suitable fastening device. Bring supply and load wires
in through or side knockouts. DO NOT USE TOP.
3. EWZ201C can also be field converted to be used as
momentary unit. Jumper in place equals maintained
contacts. Jumper removed equals momentary operation. To make this conversion, remove a small black
jumper from the back of the mechanism. It is located
on the upper right next to R35 marking. After power is
restored press the reset button to set momentary operation. Reset the unit by inserting a small pin or paper
clip into the small hole next to the EVENT key. Press
and release.
4. Reinstall unit by reversing step #2 above and connecting wires to units as per suggested wiring diagrams at
back of manual.
5. Apply power to unit. Unit should only be programmed
with AC power. Do not program under super capacitor
backup power.
6. AT POWER UP; When powering up the unit for the first
time, allow 1-2 minutes for super cap to charge. Press
reset button after 2 minutes if screen is blank.
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PROGRAMMING YOUR EWZ101C STARTS WITH
STEP 2.0
PROGRAMMING YOUR EWZ201C STARTS WITH
STEP 1.0
NOTE: AFTER MAKING ANY CHANGES TO THE
PROGRAM, PRESS MODE TO GO TO RUN MODE AND
THEN PRESS EVENT TO UPDATE THE LOAD STATUS.
1.0 TWO CHANNEL / ONE CHANNEL SELECTION.
The first time unit is powered up, display will show a flashing 2CH.
1.1 For 2 CHANNEL Operation.
Press ENTER then go to section 2.0.CLK (clock) mode.
1.2 For 1 CHANNEL DPST operation.
Press DEL and display will show a flashing 1CH.
Press ENTER to save change and go to section 2.0.CLK
(clock) mode.
2.0 TO SET CLOCK.
The display will show:
AM
CLK
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Press HOUR and MIN to advance to today’s time. Check
AM/PM, and press ENTER.
MO
DATE
3.0 TO SET DATE.
If you are setting for the first time, display will show a
default date:
Press MONTH, DATE, and YEAR key to advance to today’s date
then press ENTER.
NOTE: The day of the week will be automatically set once the
date is entered.
4.0 DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME.
The display will show dSt ON.
ON
For standard USA daylight saving time (dSt), press MODE
then go to section 5.0.
4.1 NO DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME.
If daylight saving time (dSt) is NOT required, press DEL
display will show:
OFF
Press ENTER then go to section 5.0.
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4.2 TO MODIFY STANDARD USA DAYLIGHT
SAVINGS DATES.
For dates other than standard USA dates, consult factory.
Techsupport@nsiindustries.com
5.0 HOLIDAY MODE.
Holiday screen will show HdAY00 if no holidays are entered.
5.1 TO SET HOLIDAY START DATE.
Press the ENTER. The screen shows:
ON
Press the MONTH, and DATE keys to set the desired start date
(ON). Press the ENTER key.
5.2 TO SET HOLIDAY END DATE.
The screen shows:
OFF
The first Holiday block end date (OFF) can now be entered.
Choose (a) or (b) below.
a) FOR SINGLE HOLIDAY. Press the ENTER key.
b) FOR BLOCK HOLIDAY DATES
Set the ending date (OFF). Press the MONTH, and DATE keys
to set the date to the desired end date. Press the ENTER key.
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5.3 ADDITIONAL HOLIDAY ENTRIES.
ON
Repeat steps 5.1 and 5.2 for all holidays. Press MODE when
holidays are complete.
6.0 SCHEDULE SET MODE.
Press MODE until display shows:
SCH
EWZ201C in optional 1 channel or momentary mode or
EWZ101C allows only 1 channel for programming. For
EWZ201C in 2 channel mode, press CH1/CH2 to select
channel 1 or 2 for programming.
6.1 SETTING HOURS, MINUTES AND DAYS.
a. Press HOUR and MIN to set desired time.
b. Press EVENT to set desired event (ON or OFF).
c. Press DAY to change the selected day groups from all
days MO to SU.
A schedule with day group 12 (all days flashing) will be
executed on the Holiday block dates selected in section 5.
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NOTE: The holiday indication with all days flashing will only
show if a holiday date has been entered in section 5.0
Press ENTER. The display will show:
CH1
SCH
At the next blank screen press CH1/CH2 EWZ201C to select
desired channel and proceed with the steps above to set
more schedule entries.
Each ON and OFF setting must be entered separately. A
complete ON/OFF pair will include two schedules.
Always press ENTER to save a new entry. Continue to press
ENTER to review all 32 schedule positions. Press MODE when
schedule is complete.
7.0 ASTRONOMIC MODE (SUNSET/SUNRISE).
Display shows:
ASTRO
To skip, press the MODE key.
7.1 SELECTING CHANNEL AND LATTITUDE.
Press CH1/CH2 to select channel 1 or 2 for EWZ201C. Press
LATITUDE key to advance to the desired degree of latitude,
from 10° to 60° north or 10° to 60° south.
NOTE: A map is in the back of these instructions.
Press ENTER.
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7.2 SELECTING ASTRO DAYS ON.
The display will show:
CH1
ON
ASTRO
Press DAY to show the Sunset time for today. All days are
filled in on the screen. To change the day groups to MO –
FR, as an example, continue to press the DAY button.
NOTE: Sunset Time is based on Date and Latitude entered.
Press ENTER.
7.3 SELECTING OFFSET TIME FOR ON.
The display will show:
MO TU WE TH FR SA SU ASTRO
ON
OFFSET
Offset lets you turn the timer on earlier or later than the
calculated Sunset time for your latitude.
If an offset to sunset time is required, press HOUR and MIN.
Offset can be set to 4 hour max.
Press EVENT to select + or –.
NOTE: A + sign will turn load ON that many hours
and/or minutes after sunset. A - sign will turn load
ON that many hours and/or minutes before sunset.
Press ENTER.
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7.4 SELECTING ASTRO DAYS OFF.
The display will show:
MO TU WE TH FR SA SU ASTRO
CH1
OFF
Press DAY to show the Sunrise time for today. All days are
filled in on the screen. No changes can be made to the day
selection. This way the timer always turns off the load at sunrise for energy savings. Even if you created a fixed time off
in the SCH section, it a good idea to add the Sunrise OFF.
Press ENTER.
7.5 SELECTING OFFSET TIME FOR ON.
The display will show:
MO TU WE TH FR SA SU ASTRO
CH1 OFFSET
OFF
Offset lets you turn the timer on earlier or later than the
calculated Sunrise time for your latitude.
If an offset to sunrise time is required, press HOUR and MIN.
Offset can be set to 4 hour max. Press EVENT to select + or –
and then press ENTER.
NOTE: A + sign will turn load OFF that many hours
and/or minutes after sunrise. A - sign will turn load
OFF that many hours and/or minutes before sunrise.
Press MODE to return to the AUTO mode.
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8.0 REVIEW, MODIFY AND DELETE.
Press MODE to advance to any of the following MODES:
1. CLOCK MODE: Press HOUR and MIN to modify existing
settings. Press ENTER.
2. DATE MODE: Press MONTH, DATE and YEAR to modify
existing settings. Press ENTER. DAY is automatically adjusted.
3. DST Daylight Saving Time: To review press ENTER. To
modify press MONTH, DAY and DATE to change existing
setting. Press ENTER.
4. HOLIDAY MODE: Press ENTER to modify dates. Press the
MONTH, and DATE keys to set the date to the desired start
date (HdAY01 ON).
Press the ENTER key For a single day holiday skip the OFF
screen and press the ENTER key
For a block of dates set the OFF date for the end of the
holiday block.
Press the MONTH, and DATE keys to set the date to the desired end date (HdAY01 OFF)
Press the ENTER key.
5. SCHEDULE MODE: Press ENTER to advance to desired
event. Press HOUR, MIN and EVENT to modify setting. Press
DAY to modify days, DEL to delete. Press ENTER after each
modification.
6. ASTRO MODE: Press CH1/CH2 to select desired channel.
Press LAT to change latitude. Press ENTER. Press DAY to add
or delete days in the sunset mode. Press ENTER. Press HOUR
and/or MIN to change offset time for sunset. Press EVENT to
change offset from + to –. Press ENTER and follow the same
procedure above to modify or review sunrise settings.
7. RUN MODE: The time, day, seconds, the status
of both channels and AUTO is displayed.
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9.0 OVERRIDE.
OVR (Override) is effective in the AUTO mode and the MAN
(manual) mode. OVR in the AUTO mode is effective until the
next event. OVR on the manual mode is effective indefinitely.
10.0 EVENT.
The EVENT button in the RUN mode is used to update the
load status. It will execute the last scheduled event for CH1
and CH2. The display will only show the last scheduled
event for CH1. To view the last schedule event for CH2,
simply press the EVENT key again. If there is no schedule
programmed for CH1 or CH2, the display will show —:—
11.0 USE EWZ201C AS MOMENTARY UNIT.
This unit can also be field converted to be used as momentary unit. To make this conversion, first remove all power
from the timer. Remove the mechanism from the enclosure
to expose the back of the unit. See caution and steps in the
installation section. Remove small black jumper in back of
the mechanism at the upper right next to R35 marking.
Replace mechanism in the enclosure and restore power.
Reset the unit by inserting a small pin or paper clip into
the small hole next to the EVENT key and re-setting the clock
and date.
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1. Upon removing the jumper and pressing the RESET key,
the unit will be configured as a 1 channel momentary ON
and OFF. ONLY CH1 will need to be programmed. CH2
can still be viewed and programmed but will not take effect.
2. A 2 second closure between terminals 3 and 4 at ON
event and 2 second closure between terminals 5 and 6 at
OFF event.
12.0 NOTES:
1. MAN mode: Under this mode the unit disregards the
settings in the schedule mode and remains in its manually
set status ON or OFF. To resume regular schedule execution
press the mode key to return to AUTO mode.
2. Unit will go to RUN MODE automatically (except on the
MAN mode) if no key is pressed for 5 minutes.
3. Clear all memory. All memory can be cleared using the
following procedure: While in the RUN mode, press ENTER,
display will show Clear OFF:
OFF
AUTO
Use EVENT key to display Clear ON:
ON
AUTO
Now press ENTER briefly and everything in the timer memory
will be erased, including real time and date.
NOTE: Unit has permanent memory and will not be erased
unless done through procedure above.
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4. Upon powering up your EWZ201 the display will show
at what frequency the unit is operating, 50 will determine
50Hz or 60 for 60Hz.
5. While in the AUTO mode, if AC power is absent, the display will show a PF (power failure) instead of the seconds
scrolling up.
6. A “Lo” on the display indicates that the super cap has
run low and the unit needs to be powered with AC. A minimum of 8 hours is required to fully charge the super cap.
7. A “PF” on the display indicates power failure. Timer will
not operate in this mode. If power has been restored t the
unit and “PF” still shows, try to reset the unit by inserting
a small pin or paper clip into the small hole next to the
EVENT key and re-setting the clock and date.
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WIRING DIAGRAMS FOR EWZ101C
WIRING DIAGRAMS FOR EWZ201C
TIMER
SUPPLY
CH1
SPSTSPST
LNN
120/277VAC
UNIT MUST BE CONFIGURED
FOR MOMENTARY OPTION
TIMER
SUPPLY
LN
CH1
SPSTSPST
L
120/277VAC
CH2
LOADLOAD
NLL
CH2
PULSE
ON
TO MECHANICALLY HELD
PULSE TYPE CONTACTOR
PULSE
OFF
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www.nsiindustries.com06.02
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