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REMARK: When the "WRITE PROTECT" wire jumper has been cut, the
program memory will not be cleared at start up.
Explanation of the LED indications:
OUT1 through OUT4
- Indication whether the corresponding output is 'on'.
MANUAL
- Indication whether the output displayed on the screen has been set
permanent manually.
Error messages on the screen:
On the screen you can get two types of messages:
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- Mains power failure: the controller will automatically switch over to the battery,
so that the memory content remains intact.
REMARK: The controller will continue executing its program.
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- This message is output when one of the temperature sensors fails (X
indicates the sensor number). The display keeps outputting this message as
long as the sensor remains defective. If the sensor cannot be repaired or if you
want to remove the sensor from the controller, then the RESET button has to
be pressed (it is advisable to first note the program steps because pressing the
RESET button clears the program memory!).
PROGRAMMING THE CONTROLLER
1) Setting the clock:
Press ENTER; Use the UP and DOWN keys to select the
function; press ENTER;
Now the cursor (black blinking square) is on the day number; use the UP and
DOWN keys to set the right day; press ENTER; now you can set the hour using
the UP and DOWN keys and also the minutes by pressing the ENTER key.
Press ENTER again to return to the normal display mode.
REMARK: Pressing ENTER after setting the minutes, zeroes the seconds.
2) Setting the hysteresis: (only relevant with at least one temperature sensor
connected)
In the normal RUN mode, select the output whose hysteresis you want to set or
change, using the UP and DOWN buttons.
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