ChronTrol XT Series, Руководство пользователя

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XT Series Timer ChronTrol
6 User's Guide
XT Features
The XT supports the following list of functions and programming features.
For complete operational descriptions of these functions, see Section 3:
Programming Procedures .
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Manual Operation. ChronTrol’s XT series is designed around its
advanced programming capabilities; however, you can manually override
programmed settings through the keyboard without waiting for or
disturbing programmed operations.
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Advanced Programming. The XT’s advanced programming features
open the door to many exciting possibilities. Through the XT keyboard,
you can enter up to 40 programs. Each program has a unique number
which identifies it when entering, reviewing, or changing its settings.
Programs can be set to control circuits, inputs, even other programs.
These are referred to as Control Assignments. Control Assignments can
switch on and off on a daily or weekly schedule, repeating at rates from
two seconds to one year. They can also switch on and off on specific
dates, or one time only, responding to either clock time or outside
signals.
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Program Review, Verification, and Change. The XT allows you to
review, verify, and change any and all of its settings. You can review
individual programs and input settings. You can also review specific
information, such as the activity of a Control Assignment, and the
programs or inputs to which it is assigned.
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Day Omission. The XT’s programming flexibility allows you to enter
programs that execute on a regular schedule yet automatically omit
specified days of the week, for example Saturday and Sunday.
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Holidays. Holidays can occur on any day of the year. The XT allows you
to create your own Holiday List. You may then specify, within each
program, whether or not that program will execute on the days you’ve
included in your Holiday List.
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Functions. Two special functions are provided for your convenience:
Daylight Saving Time (Function 1), which adjusts the Time of Day clock
by one hour; and Sequence Start (Function 2), which controls the rate at
which circuits are restored to the ON position following a power failure.