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8.7 Clock Setting (Model “D”)
Press key T5 on the first unit for more than 5
seconds.
Press key T5 a second time after the program-
ming procedure has been accessed to proceed
to the clock synchronisation function.
Press key T3 when “clock” appears on the
display to access the setting sub-menu.
The display will show the following:
T3
Clock Setting
Clock XXX
dd/mm/yy hh:mm
where XXX = day of the week
dd/mm/yy = day/month/year
hh = current hour (0......23)
mm = current minute
Press key T1(+) or T2 (-) to change the parameters, and
confirm by using key T5.
8.8 Auto ON/OFF - Automatic
ON/OFF (Model “D”).
Press key T5 again after setting the clock to ac-
cess the automatic On/Off setting procedure.
This procedure enables the automatic ON and
OFF times of the machine and the weekly rest
day to be defined.
1 ON and 1 OFF operation can be set and are
applicable to every day of the week.
Press key T3 to access the setting sub-menu,
“start” will appear on the display.
This function will be excluded by selecting NO;
the times setting function will be accessed by
selecting YES and by pressing key T5.
The display will show the following:
T3
Start
ON
OFF
hh1:mm1
hh2:mm2
where ON = start time
OFF = stop time
hh1:mm1 = start time (hour and minute)
hh2:mm2 = stop time (hour and minute)
Press key T1(+) or key T2 (-) to change the parameters, and
confirm by using key T5.
If the start function has been disabled the stop function and
the rest day function are also automatically disabled, the
corresponding settings are ignored by pressing key T5 and
will proceed directly to the next parameter.
If the start function is enabled, pressing key T5 accesses the
function where the times and subsequently the rest day are
set, if necessary.
IMPORTANT!
The machine must not be switched off using
the main power switch if the ON/OFF function has been
selected.
The machine’s functions will be disabled when in the OFF mode.
The machine will be Off but however will be energised (the
energised machine indicator warning light will remain On).
