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The blue blocks indicate an inactive time area. Time arreas, which are overlapped by
two or more timezones are colored yellow.
The priority within the four time zones is defined as going down from zone 1 to zone 4.
Example: If zone 1 and zone 3 overlap, only zone 1 is active. If you only need to work
with one time zone than there is no need to program all zones:
Marking the hole area (
Monday...Sunday
,
00:00...24:00 o‘clock
) for timezone 1 acti-
vates the system for the whole week, 24 hours a day.
Note: The sensor is disabled if not one of the 4 timezones is active.
For some calendar days you can define the special zone-function on these days. The
definition of calendar days is independent of any years!
The sensor is equipped with an integrated switching input of daylight saving time
(DST). If the switch is activated (
interprete DST switch
) the sensor automatically
switches
– in case the contact is closed – between the timezones as follows:
When the contact is closed, the unit regards - in according to the time definition
– only
the settings of timezone 2 or 4. On the other hand (contact is open) only the parame-
ters of zone 1 or 3 are possible.
Example: A day- and night program has to be defined for Monday to Friday respective-
ly Saturday and Sunday each. For that purpose the whole time area from Monday to
Friday is activated in zone 1 + 2, the same area of Saturday and Sunday in zone 3 +4.
This result that Mo.-Fr. the unit is defined by timezone 1 during the day, in the night by
the settings of zone 2. On the weekend (Saturday, Sunday) the sensor switches be-
tween timezone 3 (during the day) and timezone 4 (night)..
By using the DST switch the priority is also valid: If the active areas of time zone 2 and
4 are overlapping to each other, in the overlapping area only the settings of time zone
2 are valid.
