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1460/61 INSTRUCTION MANUAL
OPERATION
Main Menu
B=Access Code
10.) Access Code: To change the Level 3 access code, press the ‘B’ (Access Code)
key from the Main Menu. After pressing ‘B’ from the Main Menu, the operator is
prompted through the following screen to change the access code for Level 3
Programming Features.
WARNING: DO NOT USE THE Level 1 or Level 2 ACCESS CODE AS A Level 3
ACCESS CODE. This would eliminate access to Level 3 programming
features completely!
WARNING: BE SURE TO REMEMBER THE NEW ACCESS CODE! This will be the
only access to Level 3 programming features.
The display now prompts the operator to press ‘YES’ to change
the access code or ‘NO’ to not change the access code.
Pressing the ‘YES’ sends the operator to a display for changing
the current Level 3 access code. Pressing the ‘NO’ returns the
operator to the Main Menu.
Use the ‘0’ to ‘9’ keys to enter a three digit access code. After
the code is entered, press the ‘Enter’ key.
NOTE: The number symbol (#) will not appear until the first non-
zero digit is keyed in. For example, an access code of
0-1-2 would be displayed as “## “, but an access code of
2-1-0 would be displayed as “###”.
11.) Diagnostics: To run the Master Time Programmer's diagnostic routine, press
the
‘C’ (Diagnostics) key from the Main Menu. After pressing ‘C’ from the Main
Menu, the operator is prompted to verify that diagnostics operation is desired.
NOTE: Ensure clock and signal circuit wiring is disconnected, all signal
circuits are set for automatic operation, and the clock circuits are
enabled.
Pressing ‘NO’ will return the display to the Main Menu. Pressing ‘YES’ will
immediately start the diagnostics routine. The diagnostics routine performs the
following steps with a three second delay between each step:
Change Acss Code
Are You Sure Y/N
Enter Access Code
# # #
Main Menu
C=Diagnostics
Outputs All Off
Are You Sure Y/N
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