953.058UK User Manual
Clock setting
Press
the Enter button when the display shows “CLOCK” and
the current time will be shown.
Use the < and > buttons (7) to step through Day, Hours, Minutes and Seconds.
For each section, set the current day and time using the +/- buttons (8)
Press the Enter button to save the time and return to the settings menu options.
If you decide not to save the adjusted time setting, press the Escape button (4) to return to settings
menu options.
Protect setting
The DP-8 has the capability to help protect connected equipment against excess voltage or current.
It is normal for mains supply to stray up or down from the stated voltage.
This can depend upon the regional or local conditions and may be critical for sensitive equipment.
An alarm voltage value can be stored in the DP-8, above which an audible alert is activated.
The alarm can be stopped by pressing the ESC or Lock button.
A further maximum voltage value can be stored in the DP-8, above which the 8 outputs will cut out.
An alarm current value can also be stored in the DP-8, above which an audible alert is activated.
A further maximum current value can be stored in the DP-8, above which the 8 outputs will cut out.
Use the < and > buttons to step through voltage alarm, voltage cut, current alarm & current cut.
In each case, the voltage or current value can be set using the +/- buttons (8)
It is necessary to set the alarm value for each lower than the cut value.
If an alarm value is set higher than the cut value, the display will show “MISTAKE” and not allow the
value to be saved. Likewise, if a cut value is set lower than an alarm value, it cannot be saved.
Once the values are set, press the Enter button to save the settings or ESC to exit without saving.
Note: if the current exceeds 32A or if there is a short circuit, the main circuit breaker will trip.
Timing program
The DP-8 timing program enables the installer to program a schedule for one or more of the IEC outputs
to be switched on or off. There are 99 internal events which can be scheduled by days, hours, minutes
and seconds.
From the settings menu, step through the options until “TIMING PG” is displayed and then press “Enter”
The number “01” will flash in the display, representing event number 1.
Step through the programmable events (01-99) using the +/- buttons until the required event is
reached.
Press the Next button (numerical button number 8)
and the ‘Hours’ value will flash.
Set the hours value using the +/-
buttons and then press the Next button to move onto the ‘Minutes’
value.
Set the minutes value using the +/-
buttons and then press the Next button to move onto the ‘Seconds’
Set the seconds value using the +/-
buttons and then press the Next button to move onto the ‘Days’
value.
Set which days the event will be active by pressing the numerical buttons 1-7.
It is possible to set 1 day of the week, several days or every day.
When the active day(s) are set, press the Enter button and select which IEC outlets will be active using
the numerical buttons 1 to 8. Alternatively, selecting
“
ON
”
or
“
OFF
”
will instead trigger the LEARNING ON
or OFF sequence (see below) at the selected time. Press the Enter button again and the display will
show “STORE –
OK” and the event will be saved. Otherwise, press the ESC button to exit without saving.
In normal operation, the timer schedule is enabled or disabled by pressing the Enter button.
A clock is shown in the display when the schedule is active.
