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7-Day Timer Program
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Sunday Timer
>
Monday Timer >
Tuesday Timer >
Wednesday Timer >
Thursday Timer >
Friday Timer >
Satday Timer >
Copy/Repeat All Days >
WEDNESDAY TIMER
Pro- Stop/ Timer
gram Time Speed Output
1 12:00a 240 0V
2 7:00a 24 5V
3 5:00p 120 0V
4 9:00p STOP 5V
5 —:— 02 5V
6 —:— 02 5V
[Day of the Week] TIMER
Pro- Stop/ Timer
gram Time Speed Output
1 —:— 02 5V
2 —:— 02 5V
3 —:— 02 5V
4 —:— 02 5V
5 —:— 02 5V
6 —:— 02 5V
Important Note:
The Time parameter only sets
the time for an event to begin.
The event ends when next pro-
grammed event begins - even
if the next event begins on an-
other day.
However, a line may be pro-
grammed to begin a “stop”
event (available as a selection
of the “Speed” parameter).
Therefore, if you wish an event
to stop at a specific time, you
must program it to do so as a
separate event.
7-Day Timer
Program
Submenu
Note: Press the TIMER button
after programming the menus
to activate the Timer Program
Menu. A “T” will appear in the
“Full” TIME/DATE stamp and
the Timer annunciator will be lit
in the Digital Display.
The following parameters are available with this menu:
• Day: Sunday through Saturday
• Speed (in Hours): all record speeds, for both normal and HD modes
and STOP.
• T.O.: 0V (ON), 5V (OFF)
0 to 6 events may be programmed for each day of the week. A typical example might
be programmed as follows:
The Timer submenu allows 6 timer events to be programmed for the selected day. (i.e.,
42 events in total). An event consists of the unit recording at a user-specified speed, with
the timer output turned either off (5V) or on (0V).
This menu allows you to select the day of the week desired for programming changes.
The Copy/Repeat All Days submenu allows you to program all or some of the days
identically.
Line one is programmed to begin recording at a 240 hour speed at 12:00 AM on
Wednesday and activates a timer output signal. This event stops at 7:00 AM as the next
event begins: the unit begins recording at a 24-hour speed, with the output signal
deactivated. And so forth. Note that the 4th event is a “Stop” event. The unit will remain
in STOP mode until it encounters another Timer event.