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                                  Document #1200608 Rev 3 

 

 

02/25/2015 

HAZARDOUS VOLTAGE:

  Risk 

of electric shock. Can cause 
injury or death. This device may 
be connected to more than one 
branch circuit. Disconnect all 
branch circuits before servicing.

WARNING 

STEFFES

 

CORPORATION 

THEBEN

 

MODEL

 

“TR610

 

TOP2”

 

TIME

 

CLOCK

 

 

REPLACEMENT

 

AND

 

SETTING

 

INSTRUCTIONS

 

Item #1301007R (120V Clock) and Item #1301008R (240V Clock) 

THIS PROCEDURE MUST BE PERFORMED BY A QUALIFIED TECHNICIAN

 

NOTE:  If replacing a non-Theben time clock, an installation kit should be ordered. See Figures 2, 3 and 

4. For CCRP’s and Transceivers, order enclosure Item 
#1040310. 

REPLACEMENT 

1.  De-energize the system.

 

2.  For time clocks mounted on din rail, remove the old time clock from the mounting 

rail. Pry down on the tab located at the bottom of the clock (Figure 1) and pull 
outward.

 

3.  Position the new clock on the appropriate mounting bracket and connect wiring 

in accordance with the wiring diagram for the application (see Figures 2 thru 6).

 

SETTING THE TIME CLOCK 

NOTE:   The Theben time clock is equipped with a lithium battery with an approximate 4-year power reserve. 

Throughout the programming of the time clock, if there is approximately 90 seconds of inactivity (no buttons are pushed), 
the display will automatically reset to normal operation.  If the clock resets and the program information you are entering 
or editing is not stored, the time clock will default to the previous settings.  The new information will have to be 
reprogrammed. 

1.  The time clock is delivered in a "sleep" mode.  To activate without a service voltage, press and release one of the four 

buttons. 

2.  Press and hold “MENU” and “OK” buttons until display goes blank. Press “OK”. 

NOTE:  To navigate through the menus below, press the "

" or "

" button. Press the “OK” button to save each 

selection and move to the next one.. 

3.  Select the national language. 

4.  If “Form Date” appears, select the desired format - mm/dd/yy, 

yy/mm/dd, dd/mm/yy. 

5.  Set the current year. 

6.  Set the current month.  

7.  Set the current day of the month. This display will show the day 

followed by the month (i.e. 09.01 is January 9

th

). 

8.  If “Form Time” appears – select 12 hr or 24 hr clock. 

9.  Set the current hour. Ensure the correct am/pm hour is selected 

if using a 12 hour clock. 

10.  Set the current minutes. 

NOTE:  The time clock should continue with setup of 

daylight savings time; however, may return 
to normal operating mode and skip daylight 
savings section.  If this occurs, press 
"MENU" button until “

” is flashing at the 

top of the display.  Press "OK" and repeat 
Steps 3-8. 

 

 

Tab 

Figure 1 

Contact 1 

Contact 2 

Contact 3 

“ON/OFF” 

Indicator 

Day of Week 

Indicator 

Summary of Contents for THEBEN TR610 TOP2 1301007R

Page 1: ...ivity no buttons are pushed the display will automatically reset to normal operation If the clock resets and the program information you are entering or editing is not stored the time clock will default to the previous settings The new information will have to be reprogrammed 1 The time clock is delivered in a sleep mode To activate without a service voltage press and release one of the four butto...

Page 2: ...le 4 HOUR will be displayed across the top Use the or button to adjust the hour Press OK 5 MINUTE will be displayed across the top Use the or button to adjust the minutes Press OK 6 MONDAY will display Select the days of the week that this particular program setting pertains to by using the or button until the first day of the cycle is flashing Press OK and COPY will flash Press OK and ADD TUESDAY...

Page 3: ... To do so press and hold both the and the buttons until PERM On or PERM Off is displayed Follow the same procedure to cancel the override FINAL CHECKOUT 1 The heater s should reflect the program time a During a charge on period the heater will display a C b During a control off or peak period the heater will display a P 2 The bars on the bar graph on the top side of the display indicate the charge...

Page 4: ...UIT 4 CIRCUIT 6 Black Yellow Blue White Blu e CIRCUIT 9 CIRCUIT 8 3 1 2 N L Figure 6 Transceiver Figure 4 2000 Series Direct Connected F2 R1 R2 F1 B2 B1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 N BLUE WHITE BLUE RED BLACK NOTE THEBEN TIME CLOCK SHOULD BE MOUNTED ON THE LOWER RIGHT OF THE CIRCUIT BOARD MOUNTING PLATE THERMOCOUPLE YELLOW THERMOCOUPLE RED ROOM SENSOR VIOLET ROOM SENSOR VIOLET OUTDOOR SENSOR OUTDOOR SEN...

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