SBM MTH 100 DI, Technical Instructions

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EXCEPTIONAL DATES (MENU D)
10 exceptional dates are available to pre-programme your heating on dates where timetable differs from
the one set for the corresponding day : public holidays, inventory days, make-up days, etc...
Assign one of the following programmes to each of these dates : Sunday (normal non-working day),
Monday (normal working day), E1 or E2 (see exceptional programmes on page 15)
Example : Christmas day (Tuesday 25 december)
Although Christmas Day is on a Tuesday, it is a public holiday and therefore
heating is programmed as for Sundays ( Tn temperature).
NOTE : - adjust your exceptional dates as and when required.
- fixed-date holidays (e.g. Christmas) are programmed once and for always.
- variable-date holidays (e.g. Easter Monday) must be re-programmed every
year
.
See programming grid on page 8.
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EXCEPTIONAL PERIOD (MENU E)
The same principle applies as with exceptional dates : one exceptional period is available for special
programming over a several day period.
Example : Holidays (from 04 to 10 February)
To programme as a Sunday ( Tn temperature).
NOTE : adjust your exceptional period as and when required.
See programming grid on page 8.
NOTE : The programming of an exceptional period overrides the programming of an
exceptional date or normal days when these are included in the exceptional
period.
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EXCEPTIONAL PROGRAMMES (MENU F)
There are two exceptional programmes E1 and E2 available (in addition to normal Sundays and
Mondays).
Each of these two programmes has
7 steps .
These two programmes are for attributing to an exceptional date or period.
Example : Friday 4 january
Make-up day for 24 december. Clock out at 16.00 instead of 11.30.
See programming grid on page 8. (programme E1 )