User manual

MAIN MENU
ZONE
✓
COUNTRY
✓
CIT
Y
/ LAT -
LONG
✓
SUNRISE CORR.
✓
SUNSET CORR.
PROGRAMS
✓
ENTER
✓
PXX
▲
✓
DELETE EDIT ▲ DELETE
✓ ✓
ALL NO TYPE
▲
✓
ALL YES CHANNEL
✓
MANOEUVRE
SETTINGS
✓
CLOCK ▲ LANGUAGE ▲ ADVANCED
✓
BRIGHTNESS
▲
PERMANENT
▲
HOLIDAYS
▲
COUNTERS
▲
SEASON
▲
PIN CODE
▲
12 H / 24 H
▲
VERSION
ZONE. Allows the selection of the country where it is installed and either the closest city from a
given list, or a fixed latitude/longitude coordinate. The astronomical switch will calculate the
sunrise and sunset time every day of the year based on the geographic position and date.
 Astronomical correction: Once the city is selected, the SUNRISE and SUNSET time can
be corrected to adapt it to the different topographical conditions (for example: fences,
shadows cast by buildings…). To do this, we can set forward or back the SUNRISE or
SUNSET time up to 9h59min, seeing the corrected time on screen as it is being
programmed.
We choose the closest city to our location
COUNTRY CITY
SUNRISE
corr.
SUNSET
corr.
MENU
✓
ZONE
✓
SPAIN
✓
BARCELONA
✓
07:34
✓
18:36
We choose a fixed coordinate in Spain (latitude: +40º North, longitude: -3º East)
COUNTRY LAT LONG
SUNRISE
corr.
SUNSET
corr.
MENU
✓
ZONE
✓
SPAIN
✓
40 (N)
✓
-3 (E)
✓
07:34
✓
18:36
PROGRAMS. Is the menu where the different manoeuvres are programmed. There are 40
memory spaces (from PROG_01 to PROG_40).
 ENTER: We enter pressing ✓. Once we have accessed, we are informed about the program
we are in P-01 ---- to P-40, we have the following options:
- EDIT (if it is already programmed) “P01: EDIT” is shown on screen, validating with ✓
appears on screen.
- TYPE: With keys ▼ and ▲we choose the type of action: ON, OFF. We validate with ✓.
- CHANNEL. We choose the channels to be programmed, C1 and/or C2.
- MANOEUVRE. We choose the type of manoeuvre:
 FIXED: Performs the manoeuvre at a fixed selected time.
 SUNSET: Performs the sunset manoeuvre. The sunset time can be corrected.
 SUNRISE: Performs the sunrise manoeuvre. The sunrise time can be corrected.
 REDUC. START: Performs the manoeuvre at a fixed selected time with priority over
the sunset time.
 REDUC. END: Performs the manoeuvre at a fixed selected time as long as it is before
sunrise, since the sunrise time has priority.
Next, we choose the manoeuvre’s hour, minute and combination of days of the week.
HOLIDAY PERIODS program
If when validating the last day of the week with the ✓ key we keep it pressed we select
this manoeuvre as holiday, the word HOLIDAYS appears on screen and with keys ▼ and
▲we select one of the 4 holiday periods.
- DELETE. When validating with ✓ the selected program is deleted. Since all programs are
stored in a consecutive order, deleting a program may mean changing each program’s
assigned number.
 DELETE. Allows the deletion of all the manoeuvres of the 40 programs in only one step.
We choose to perform program of switched on at sunset
It already comes with ON at Sunset factory programming.
TYPE
MENU
✓
PROGRAMS
✓
ENTER
✓
P01
✓
EDIT
✓
ON
✓
CHANNEL MANOEUVRE
SUNSET
corr.
Days o
f
the week
C1 and C2
✓
SUNSET
✓
+0H00M
✓
Mon…Sun
✓
P01 OK
We choose to perform program of switched off at sunrise
It already comes with OFF at Sunrise factory programming.
TYPE
MENU
✓
PROGRAMS
✓
ENTER
✓
P02
✓
EDIT
✓
OFF
✓
CHANNEL MANOEUVRE
SUNRISE
corr.
Days o
f
the week
C1 and C2
✓
SUNRISE
✓
+0H00M
✓
Mon…Sun
✓
P02 OK
We choose to perform program of switched off at 12 am
TYPE
MENU
✓
PROGRAMS
✓
ENTER
✓
P03
✓
EDIT
✓
OFF
✓
CHANNEL MANOEUVRE
Days o
f
the week
C1 and C2
✓
FIXED TIME
✓
00:00
✓
Mon…Sun
✓
P03 OK
SETTINGS. The menu where the device is configured.
 CLOCK. Sets the time of the device. The variables to configure are (in this order): Year,
month, day, and minute. The day of the week is calculated automatically.
 LANGUAGE. The menu where the language of the device is chosen.
 ADVANCED. The menu where most of the device’s configuration can be done.
- BRIGHTNESS. Menu in which we can select the brightness of the display. MINIMUM,
LOW, MEDIUM, HIGH, or MAXIMUM. The brightness on screen will be adjusted if we
validate the visualised level.
- PERMANENT. The menu through which we can set a permanent operation (On / Off) of
channel C1 and channel C2. With keys ▼ and ▲we move through the different options:
C1: YES  C1: NO  C2: YES  C2: NO. We validate with ✓ our desired option. The
device will not take notice of the manoeuvre programming for the selected channel if we
choose the YES OPTION.
- HOLIDAYS. It has 4 PERIODS that can be programmed, to perform the manoeuvres
selected in the programming of HOLIDAY PERIODS. If no manoeuvre is programmed in
a period, during said period the channels will remain OFF. PERIOD 1 …4
 EDIT. The month, day, hour and minute of the beginning of the period and the month,
day, hour and minute of the end of the period are programmed. This period will be
repeated year after year.
 DELETE. The selected period is deleted.
- COUNTERS. Menu in which the switch-on time of each circuit is indicated (in hours).
Accessing the counter of each channel with ✓ it can be set to zero. Select DELETE YES
and validate.
- SEASON. Allows to adjust the time change from daylight saving to standard time and vice
versa.
 ACTIVE. Automatically makes the time change from daylight saving to standard time
or vice versa, in accordance with each country’s legislation. (EU the last Sunday of
March and the last Sunday of October)
 INACTIVE. Does not make the time change.
- PIN CODE. Menu to activate or disable the keyboard lock to prevent unwanted access to
the device settings.
 INACTIVE. Keyboard lock disabled.
 ACTIVE. Keyboard lock activated. And we are required to program a four-figure PIN
CODE. This protection will be activated 30 seconds after we come out of the settings
and return to the display in standby mode. From that moment on when any key is
pressed the message “PIN CODE” will appear on screen. To unblock the access to the
device, we will need to enter the PIN CODE programmed in its activation. The device
will be unblocked for 10 seconds. During this time we will be able to access the
settings menu by pressing ✓. Or any other manipulation. After 30 seconds without
manipulating the device it will get locked again.
- 12H – 24H. With keys ▼ and ▲ we select the mode in which we wish to visualise the
time. We validate the selection with ✓.
- VERSION. Menu where the device’s software version is shown.
If simultaneous manoeuvres are programmed we have to take into account that some have
priority over the others. The priority order is as follows:
PERMANENT MODE  MANUAL  PROG_01  PROG_02  ….  PROG_40
RESET. SET TO ZERO.
Starting on standby mode (main screen), press the C key and keeping it pressed press keys
▼
and ▲ simultaneously for more than 3 seconds, the display turns off, all programming is
deleted. The 4 factory pre-established programs will remain in the memory. The device must be
powered.
We can also perform a quick deletion that does not affect the programming by pressing the four
keys simultaneously. The device must be powered.
BATTERY CHANGE. FIG. 3
The device has a power-reserve of 10 years, by means of a replaceable lithium battery. Battery
replacement is made by removing the rotating lid placed on the right side of the device. When
the battery is dead and the device is powered the battery symbol appears on screen.
NOTE: When changing the battery the device’s programming is not lost, and neither is the
current time.
TURN OFF THE POWER SUPPLY TO REPLACE THE BATTERY
To open the battery lid, rotate it counter clockwise (marked with an arrow) with a coin or a flat
object that fits in its slot, until the lid index matches the open position index of the device. Once
the battery is replaced, insert the lid so that the lid index matches the open position index of the
device and then turn clockwise until the lid index matches the closed position index of the
device.
TECHNICAL FEATURES
Rated voltage As indicated in the device
Tolerance ± 10%
Breaking capacity µ 2x16 (10) A / 250 V~
Maximum recommended loads (N.A): FIG. 2
Own consumption Maximum 16 VA (1,3 W)
Contact AgSnO
2
switched.
Display screen Of back-lit liquid crystal
Running accuracy ± 1 s / day at 23 ºC
Accuracy variation with temperature ± 0.15 s / ºC / 24 h
Power reserve 10 years (without connection to mains)
48 h (without battery and without connection to mains)
Type of action 1S, 1T, 1U
Software class and structure Class A
Memory spaces 40
No. of channels 2
Types of manoeuvres SUNRISE, SUNSET, FIXED TIME: ON/OFF, REDUC.
Astronomical adjustment Daily
Operating temperature -10 ºC to +45 ºC
Transport and storage temperature -20 ºC to +60 ºC
Pollution situation 2
Protection level IP 20 in accordance with EN60529
Protection class II under correct mounting conditions
Transient impulse voltage 2.5 kV
Temperature for the ball test + 80 ºC for 21.2.5
Keyboard access cover Sealable
Connection With screw terminal for section conductors of 4mm²
maximum section
Battery ½ AA – 3.6 V – 1000 mAh – Li/SOCi
2
Wrapping size 2 DIN modules (35 mm) FIG. 5
WARNING:
This time switch includes a battery whose contents may be damaging to the environment. Do
not get rid of the product without taking the precaution of dismantling the battery and placing it
in an appropriate recycling container, or sending the product back to the factory.