8
9
Use the
EVENT
key to display:
Now press
ENTER
briefly and everything in the timer
memory is cleared and 12HOUR will flash.
4.
A “PF” on the display indicates a Power Failure and
the unit requires AC power to operate. The time and
date are protected for 7 days by the super cap. The
program is retained in permanent memory.
5.
A “Lo” on the display indicates that the super cap has
run low and the unit needs to be powered with AC.
A minimum of 8 hours is required to fully charge the
super cap.
5. DST MODE:
Factory default is set at US standard day-
light savings dates noted by ON. To remove daylight
savings time setting, press
DEL
to change screen to
show OFF. DST may be activated again by pressing
DEL
. Press
ENTER
to save changes. To change from the
standard DST month/week/day setting press
HOUR
and refer to step 4.1.
6. HOLIDAY MODE:
Press
ENTER
to advance to desired
holiday. Press
MONTH
and
DATE
to modify start of
holiday (ON) then press
ENTER
. Press
MONTH
and
DATE
to modify end of holiday (OFF) then press
ENTER
to save changes.
7. SCH MODE:
To change schedule, press
ENTER
to ad-
vance to desired event. Press
HOUR
,
MIN
,
EVENT
, and
DAY
to modify time settings. Press DEL to delete. Press
ENTER
after each modification to save changes.
NOTES:
1.
Unit has a look back feature. Press the
EVENT
key
once (or twice for two circuit units) to activate current
schedule then
EVENT
key again to return to the time
(run) screen. Unit will automatically pick up the last
schedule.
2.
To clear date and time only and provide unit with a
soft reboot, press and release the reset button that is re-
cessed under the small hole to right side of LCD screen.
3.
Clear all memory. To clear all memory, while in the
RUN mode, press
ENTER
, and display will show:
