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USER MANUAL 16582.B Vimar
11. CONFORMITÀ NORMATIVA.
Equipment to automatically engage and disengage electrical loads at preset times, on a daily/weekly cycle; especially useful for heating and air condition
ing systems, irrigation systems, indoor and outdoor lighting, etc. A B C D Daily profile for the currently active program. Day of the week. Current time.Program currently in execution. Output state. OK (button D). Confirm and proceed to the next screen. ESC (button A). Delete or return to the preceding screen. (button B). Scroll down in the settings or menus (button C). Scroll up in the settings and menus.ENGLISH - 11
Screw for protection against removal, on the rear of the switch Hole for protection against removal, on the rear of the switch12 - ENGLISH The backup battery allows the electronic programmable time switch to be configured and programmed even when it is removed from its mounting box. It also assures continued operation of the display, with updating of the date and time, for a period of at least 10 days in the event of a power outage. It does not, however, allow control of the relay output. IMPORTANT! The buffer battery is required in order for the equipment to function properly.
6. REPLACING THE BACKUP BATTERY.
ATTENTION! After replacing the battery, dispose of the old battery in the appropriate sorted refuse bins.ENGLISH - 13
7. USING THE ELECTRONIC PROGRAMMABLE TIME SWITCH.
To configure the time switch, from the starting screen of the display, press any one of the four front buttons.
- The following icons appear: - “Esc” (button A): cancels the selection.
” (button B): switches the controlled load on or off.
” (button C): switches the controlled load on or off. - “Menù” (button D): used for accessing the “Operation” menu.
- Press “ ” (button B): the “Settings” and “Programming” menu items appear; use “ ” (button C) to scroll upward in the menu, or “Esc” (buttton A) to return to the previous menu.
- Press “Ok” (button D) to confirm.
Selection of operating mode for the electronic programmable time switch, choosing between “Automatic” and “Manual”.
- AUTOMATIC. Allows the user to configure the desired program type (see “Programming”, page 14).
- MANUAL. Allows the user to manually switch the controlled load on or off. This can also be done by pressing “ ” (button B) or “ ” (button C) from the main display screen.
Used for setting “Clock”, “Language”, “Display” and “Password”.
- CLOCK. Used for setting the current date and time.
- LANGUAGE. Used for setting the language in which the instructions are dis
played, choosing between Italiano, English, Français, Español and Deutsch.
- DISPLAY. Used for choosing the type of icon that indicates the relay state and for adjusting the display contrast.
- PASSWORD. Allows the user to configure, change or disable a 3-digit PIN pass
word to prevent unauthorized access to the thermostat functions, settings and programs. Attention! Remember to make a note of the PIN number in the special space provided on pg. 8.14 - ENGLISH
Configuration of 4 different programs: “Reduced”, “Cyclic”, “Progr_1” (personalised) e “Progr_2” (personalised).
- REDUCED. For programming a single switch-on and a single switch-off event during the day.
- CYCLIC. For programming a switch-on and a switch-off period that are repeated cyclically. For example, entering “On hh mm 1.15” and “Off hh mm 1.30”, the contact will continually repeat the sequence “contact ON for 1 hour and 15 minutes” - “contact OFF for 1 hour and 30 minutes”.
- PROGR_1 e PROGR_2. Personalised programs. For setting up 2 different switch-on and switch-off programs for each individual day of the week, for a maximum of 35 switch events a day. Confirm “ok” (button D) = scrolling menu with a choice of “Modify”, “Copy” and “Rename”. - Modify. Allows the user to set up or edit the switch-on and switch-off program, if desired by copying a program from one of the other days. - Copy. For copying a program that has already been configured by the user into one of the programs that is still to be configured. - Rename. For assigning a name to or renaming the chosen program.
- Confirm with “Yes” (button D). Restores the original first power-up conditions; all parameters are reset to their default values.
- Average absorption: 1 VA
- Front controls: “Esc”, “” “”, “Set”/“ok”
- Clock backup battery duration: about 10 days, with type CR2032 battery
- Output: 8 A 230 V~ change-over relay output
- controllable loads: - purely resistive loads : 8 AENGLISH - 15 - incandescent lamps : 800 W - magnetic core transformers for very low voltage incandescent lamps (for example, halogen lamps) : 800 W
- Not suitable for directly controlling fluorescent lamps
- Timed back-lit display, activated by pressing one of the four push buttons.
- instructions in 5 languages (Italian, English, French, Spanish, German)
- Clock accuracy: ≤ ±1 s a day
- Number of switch events: max 35 a day (for a max of 245 switch events a week)
- Minimum duration of each switch event: 1 minute
- Programs: - 2 programs fully configurable by the user (daily/weekly) - 1 simple program (1 switch event a day) and 1 cyclic program (one “on” period and one “off” period, continually repeated)
thorised access to all the thermostat functions and programs (for example, when installed in a public place).
- Type of contact opening: micro-disconnect
- Can be installed in a box with minimum depth of 46 mm
- Pollution status: normal
- Protection degree: IP40
- Ambient temperature range during transport: -25 °C +60 °C
- Possibility of protection against removal using the screw provided.
10. INSTALLATION RULES.
Installation should be carried out by qualified personnel in compli- ance with the current regulations regarding the installation of electri- cal equipment in the country where the products are installed.
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