Both the Mute/Delay and the Accessory Timer are programmed the same way. Both timers are monitored by either relays or logic values.
Both retain their programs if the unit is powered off and on, or if there is a power outage. They can be reprogrammed or erased.
The Mute/Delay can be set for 10, 20, 30 or 60 minutes, and the Accessory Timer can be set for a quick 1.5 seconds or 5, 30 or 60 minutes.
The factory default for both programs is set at 0. Both timers “see the software timing function” detect control bit, but will only activate if
there is a value (time) programmed into the timer.
When either timer is activated and then reaches the programmed time period parameter, they will deactivate and automatically reset
until they are triggered again. If the timer is active and still within the programmed time, and another alert is detected, they timer will
not reset but continue the intitial programmed time.
If you wish to reset the timer manually, turn off the power switch of the Control Panel to first deactivate the timer, and then turn it back
on to put it back into “ready mode.”
To program the Accessory Timer Relay:
Move the SW3 switch to the Timer position and push the Green Button for 6 seconds as shown here, and
release the Green Button as soon as the LED begins to flash.
The LED will flash for 6 seconds, and you must set your programming while it’s flashing in this 6-second window.
While it’s flashing, depress the Green Button the number of times corresponding to the amount of Mute/Delay time you desire:
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Depressing the Green Button 1 time will give you a Timer activation of a quick 1.5 seconds
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Depressing the Green Button 2 times will give you a Timer activation of 5 minutes
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Depressing the Green Button 3 times will give you a Timer activation of 30 minutes
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Depressing the Green Button 4 times will give you a Timer activation of 1 hour
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After the LED stops flashing, if you have depressed the Green Button 1, 2, 3 or 4 times, your program is set.
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Move the SW3 switch back to the Mute position to keep both the Timer and the Mute in “ready mode” so they can be activated
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To test, push the Green Button and the Timer LED should stay on for the time-period selected
to program the timer period for Mute/Delay:
Move the SW3 switch to the Mute/Delay position and push the Green Button for 6 seconds as shown here,
and release the Green Button as soon as the LED begins to flash.
The LED will flash for 6 seconds, and you must set your programming while it’s flashing in this 6-second window.
While it’s flashing, depress the Green Button the number of times corresponding to the amount of Mute/Delay time you desire:
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Depressing the Green Button 1 time will give you a Mute/Delay of 10 minutes whenever the button is pushed again
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Depressing the Green Button 2 times will give you a Mute/Delay of 20 minutes whenever the button is pushed again
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Depressing the Green Button 3 times will give you a Mute/Delay of 30 minutes whenever the button is pushed again
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Depressing the Green Button 4 times will give you a Mute/Delay of 1 hour whenever the button is pushed again
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After the LED stops flashing, if you have depressed the Green Button 1, 2, 3 or 4 times, your program is set.
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Keep the SW3 switch in the Mute which will keep both the Mute and the Timer in “ready mode” so they can be activated
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To test, push the Green Button and the Mute LED should stay on for the time-period selected
To program the either the Mute/Delay or the Timer back to the default 0 setting:
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Move the SW3 switch to either the Mute/Delay or the Timer position depending on which you want to set back to 0
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Depress the Green Button for 6 seconds until it starts flashing
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Release the Green Button as soon as it starts flashing, and then do not touch it again
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Once it stops flashing, after approximately 6 seconds, it will be set back to the factory default time setting of 0
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