MEMO DW E - Door Entry Direct, Door entry systems, Intercoms
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1. E EN E ps 13 User manual memo DW E Insert the date using keys 61 C2 4 If you do not wish to enter an off on time press key 2 to terminate not required for daily events _ For weekly events it is possible to set coed itd There is no control of the correlation between on off events more than one day of the week By Cinn 4 ba Far programmed using the recursive function such function is therefore to pressing key Ok you select deselect J 5 be intended as facilitated programming the day in question while using key G2 you scroll through the days until Sunday EN EN 1 2 IMPULSE programmes Ci mAn OCM By pressing G2 again CONF RM VICIS I appears press Ok to confirm k Press key to enter the menu choose V the PROGRAM option using keys C1 Enter the hours and minutes and G2 and press Ok to confirm for the switching using keys PV td C1 52 Press Ok to confirm L Ok Confirmation of programming is shown by g g N the words Hy E cj on the display CITI Cara Note recursive function Fast AG At this point the instrument activates the Choose option NEW using keys N 2 recursive function which allows several L4 L l C1 and 62 and on off events to be2. the function gt press Ok to confirm gt press key G2 The time change parameters from CET to DST appear If you choose AUTO OFF on the display appear the words HY Ect on the display otherwise the instrument remains within the menu to allow the time gt by pressing key Ok it is possible change days to be set to modify such values The parameters 3L FS to be entered are sequentially CUT mr To set the days and the time in which CET DST time change occurs week Li month V gt choose SETTINGS DAYL SAVE using day or date Hu uu keys 1 and C2 CEE NEE time TE e CAVE We week of the month first 1ST second 2ND third 3RD fourth 4TH LAST last meant for example as the last Sunday Monday of the month or DATE to specify precise date gt confirm with Ok The words AUTO ON appear on the c1 cz qt 24 User manual memo DW E For example the figure at the top shows that the time change happens on the last LAST Sunday 7 of March 03 at 2 02 00 month of change O0 18 Un XX ESC gt EJ 6 o amp 8 1 2 4 k if you have chosen date the day of the month is requested in the other cases you are asked to enter the day of the week on
3. Date format dd mm yy Change DST CET automatic change summer time Last Sunday of March at 02 00 change winter time Last Sunday of October 03 00 Casual programme minimum period 1 minute maximum period 5 minutes Request PIN 0000 disactivated User manual memo DW E METER MENU The instrument is equipped with a function which allows load use to be calculated on a channel The counter has a range from 0 to 99999 hours It resets automatically once the maximum limit is reached To display the meter press key 4 to enter the menu choose the HOUR CNT option using keys G1 and C2 and press Ok to confirm 1 by pressing key you access the possibility to reset the meter once again press Ok to confirm or 4 to exit ESC without resetting 29 RESET MENU It is possible to restore the initial status of the instrument using the reset function 4 different resets are available reset settings cancel all the entered settings reset programmes cancel all the saved programmes reset meter reset the working hours meter reset all reset settings reset programmes reset meter To perform a reset press key 4 to enter the menu choose RESET using keys 61 and G2 and press Ok using keys C1 and G2 choose on of the resets listed above and press Ok press Ok to confirm To per
4. Large display with text guide to facilitate programmin prog 3 e Cover on the back of the instrument for replacing the battery e Sealable cover and possibility to lock keypad through password Time switch with daily weekly programming for the management of electric utilities 29 User manual memo DW E 1 2 3 4 5 6 Code SAFETY WARNINGS During product installation and operation it is necessary to observe the following instructions The instrument must be installed and started up by a qualified person strictly in observance of the connection diagrams shown in this manual After installation inaccessibility to the terminals without using dedicated tools must be guaranteed Before accessing the connection terminals make sure that the leads are not live Do not connect or feed the instrument if any part of it is damaged The instrument must be installed and activated in compliance with current electric systems standards Do not use the instrument for anything other than the indicated purpose Model Description VP871800 WE Daily weekly time switch 1 relay 3 TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS Power supply 230Vac 10 50 60Hz Absorption 8VA 2W Replaceable battery Output 1 monostable change over contact 16 10 A 250Vac Type of action 1B Memorisable programmes 30 events on off impulse cycle 4periods 20 holiday days Backlit LCD display Software class A
5. 2 3 Deleting a programme It is possible to access programme deletion from the programme display status Choose the programme to be deleted and press key Ok Choose using keys G1 and C2 the DELETE option and press Ok to confirm or key to exit without deletion On the display appear the words dELELEd and the instrument returns to normal operational status once again User manual memo DW E CIO LUC 1234567 Ed Em Eo E EN Eu eee Note in the case of CYCLE programme the menu sequence differs Choose CONFIRM and press Ok Allthe slightly In fact in this case the first parameter of the first cycle programmes will be cancelled programme is displayed start time It is necessary to press key C2 LONE RM to display all the parameters relative to that programme until the Ok Alternatively it is possible to reset key is enabled which allows access to the menu containing the options programmes by accessing the reset modify delete and next to go to the next programme cycle At this menu point using keys C1 and G2 choose the desired option and press e Em Ok to confirm 22 M 3 Reset programmes GAN OOM PLATT To delete all the programmes saved on FL Lie L the instrument T Press key 4 to enter the menu choose the PROGRAM op
6. Mounting DIN rail to backplane Container 2 DIN modules Operating temperature 0 50 C Storage temperature 10 C 70 C Pollution level 2 Rated impulse voltage 4kV Degree of protection IP20 for the terminals Insulation reinforced between accessible parts frontal and all the other terminals User manual memo DW E DIMENSIONS CONNECTION DIAGRAMS User manual memo DW DISPLAY AND KEYPAD DESCRIPTION Field programme running 9 Field CET DST ee O Field key functions AA AA vet Ist AA VAIN Sen 0 WAT IAN IAN IAN IAT IAN ao D DC D amp 4 amp LUC EU Og S Key activation menu esc check battery 8 20 2 4 5 6 7 1 2 Key Ok confirm datum LL T Key G1 decrease datum previous menu switching channel lock C3 channel Key 62 increase datum next menu Key reset settings 6 Key Ok 61 3 sec random on off channel Field texti day 2 Field text 2 date 3 Field status relay 4 Field time 5 Field lock lock relay switchings 6 Field random programme User manual memo DW E m INSTALLATION e Using a pointed object press key R A amp to perform a reset All the segments of the display will light for a few e The inst
7. Should there be conflict between programmes different events starting at the same moment the instrument will only run the one with the highest priority according to the following table 1 maximum priority 0 Cycle Impulse ON or OFF Programmed events which starting during an event already in progress holiday cycle are ignored In the case of non instantaneous holiday cycle impulse the device always completed the started programme before managing the next Exceptions to this are cases in which a holiday event occurs while executing a non instantaneous programme there is a change to manual operation while executing a non instantaneous programme In this case all the programmes running are interrupted and if there is a lock or random on the channel execution of all programmes is disabled until manual procedure is deactivated Programmes that are active when one of these exceptions occurs are interrupted and will not be restored When execution is interrupted the relays still maintain status unless entering a holiday day or period User manual memo DW E is 1 minute and the maximum 5 minutes MANUAL OPERATION such values can in any case be changed in the settings menu Manual operations are reachable from the FF ILI Hold keys G1 and Ok down normal operational status in which the 3 _ 5 simultaneously for 3 seconds to activate display assumes an appe
8. The battery is read automatically once a week Monday at 00 00 It is in any case possible to read battery status by down key for 3 seconds On the display appear the words Ht if the battery charge level is sufficient for correct operation otherwise the words GHEE ER appear to indicate that replacement is required as soon as possible The manual functions which work on the output relays have priority over any set programming The highest priority function is the lock switchings function LOCK User manual memo DW Nol MI v Ea Ei x12 EE Ea User manual memo DW E eR Ul LJ Lu Ot TOU ae Oe fy i 22 4 LD p p 2 23 2 S S zz ui 3 D EE e le foe ft mu a L m Jun Li J ce E Ba i pum zs 1 23 s Lo Ce Al Lit d i 1 T zz zz 9 Lil lt zm Y 2 m eg m A Ea Ei F3 ES B 553275 en oed 9 EE E EA 2 lt 521 49
9. of the display MIEZ 1 3 CYCLE Programmes Press key 4 to enter the menu Clin oT O choose the PROGRAM option a using keys C1 and C2 A and press Ok to confirm rere LIN CLE EC FN LUE Ac Une Choose option NEW Clun 1 j 1 poy ru using keys C1 and G2 PE and press Ok to confirm Q ca ci CELL La hiv Li Vy _ TLIC of Choose LYLLE with keys G1 and C2 Press Ok to confirm 16 User manual memo DW E ESC gt Praca Cara I rFumit LESTIE ESI ESTER ES E E Enter the day and time hours minutes k Li of cycle start C1 the duration Lira rie Pit CIEL Lob MIL ofthe GI ON period EB n uuu TR hours minutes DIL TH the duration of the IN OFF period gag 1 011 hours minutes cu the date and time T Lir hours minutes 1 of cycle end the device will give some possible values for the end of the event such values are calculated SO that the last period is always complete The maximum duration of week Press Ok to confirm a cycle is one c1 k BOBA Once programming is confirmed on the display appear the word
10. which the time change is to happen Press Ok to confirm enter the time of the change Press Ok to confirm by pressing key C2 it is possible to set the moment in which the time change from CET to DST occurs in the same way 05 User manual memo DW E When all the parameters have been set FO nee TINI press to exit NI INDIES ci Lt LUN Depending on the date on the instrument Fat MIX display appears the symbol xk during mcr rare the CET period winter and the XX symbol 01 10041 pa during the DST period Summer TU EEE os E gt press Ok to enter into modification CASUAL PARAMETERS Menu ct e2 ok gt enter sequentially This menu allows the modification of hour minutes minimum time Win the minimum and maximum time which hour minutes maximum time rd passes between two switchings when a f IN casual programme is activated As default these values are set at 1 and 5 minutes FU IN Pun i choose SETTINGS RANDOM using keys C1 and C2 228 Ea ra gt press Ok to confirm 5 EJ c2 00 gt confirm with Ok The minimum 7 duration value is displayed ee gt On the display appear the words SAY Ed gt press C2 to display
11. Index Safety warnings Technical characteristics Dimensions Connection diagrams Display and keypad description Installation Setting language Setting date format Setting date Setting time Programmings ON OFF Events IMPULSE Events CYCLE Events HOLIDAY Events Programming priority Manual operation Manual switching on off Casual switchings on off Lock output switchings Lock Battery test Menu Overview page page page page page page page page page page page page page page page page page page page page page page CO O O PW CO User manua E Automatic programming Creation of a new programme Programmes ON OFF IMPULSE Programmes CYCLE Programmes HOLIDAY Programmes Checking a programme Displaying a programme Modifying a programme Deleting a programme Reset programmes B Settings menu LANGUAGE menu DATE menu TIME menu CHANGE CET DST menu CASUAL PARAMETERS menu PROGRAMME OPTIONS menu PIN menu RESET SETTINGS menu Meter menu Reset menu Battery replacement Reference Standards memo DWE page page page page page page page page page page page page page page page page page page page page page page page page 13 13 13 14 16 17 19 19 20 20 21 22 23 23 23 26 27 27 28 29 29 30 30 Digital programmable switches Digital programmable switches
12. NGS PIN using keys 61 and G2 gt confirm with Ok gt the four digits composing the current pin code are displayed 0000 corresponds to an inactive pin User manual memo DW E gt confirm with Ok choose MODIFY and press Ok to insert the new pin code Use keys C1 and C2 to enter the digits composing the code one by one and Ok to confirm them choose RESET should you wish to deactivate the pin code request gt press Ok to confirm gt onthe display appear the words Ed EEE d in the case of reset If the pin code request is active about 3 minutes after the last time the keypad is pressed keypad lock is activated At this point pressing on the keypad again leads to a request to enter the pin code To unlock the instrument simply enter the pin code according to this rule key 1 key 61 2 key C2 3 key Ok 4 For example pin 3411 027 66 125 208 RESET SETTINGS Menu This option resets all settings relative to date format automatic change DST CET minimum and maximum time between two casual switchings programme options pin code To reset the settings choose SETTINGS RESET using keys 61 and G2 confirm with Ok confirm again with Ok on the display appear the words EL Et E d VV V The factory values are reloaded thus
13. a eJ I 22 n i 7 lan Lit L LLLI zz H ota 9 gt E 0 iq Ba L x ult m 22 5 E ea 2 2 EJ F Whe gree Am ES 1 Ll Lo TZ E HEUS 5 p Lit L o zx La H I ll a I 23 gt s D 22 E ET aw Lc Lt Lit 2 Le 22 EAL v Le LIL ire ps m me Lc Li m 22 LC COW i c L itr 2 gt 2 gt us LJ e C t c3 Lic Li 9 LER zt wz o E ES Menu Overview Using keys G1 and C2 AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING choose the frequency FLIRT of the event from cy Hi bs Lf c2 1 Creation of a new programme DAILY WEEKLY AAN PP VISLIDISEM I 1 1 Programmes ON OFF FID PPM Press Ok EEE VILIS I to confirm xc wee eer ee Press key 2 to enter the menu choose the PROGRAM option using keys 61 4 and 62 and press Ok to confirm E d Ca 1 c2 c2 i E m 1 Choose option NEW using keys GONT OTM Ne AL L H E 4 C1 and C2 FREUD I ON or OFF event mnt and press Ok to confirm NIE Press Ok to confirm c2 ESC E 2 u EE
14. amme is c shown by symbol 7A on field 8 of the display ES ey Note recursive function Press Ok to confirm c2 1 At this point the instrument activates the recursive function which allows several holiday days or holiday periods to the programmed in succession 18 User manual memo DW E If you do not wish to enter another days holiday or period press key 1 to end programming H t Hi L4 There is no control of the correlation between holiday events programmed using the recursive function such function is therefore to be intended as facilitated programming The instrument s internal memory allows up to 30 events 4 holiday periods 20 holiday days to be memorised Once maximum capacity is reached attempts to memorise another programme causes the display to show the message MEMORY FULL In this case it is necessary to delete a programme in the memory in order to enter a new one The message ERROR is shown on the display whenever there is an attempt to save a programme overwriting a pre existent programme of the same type for example trying to enter a daily off event at 08 00 if there is already a daily on event at the same time 2 Checking a programme Through this menu it is possible to display amend or delete a programme saved in the instrument 2 1 Displaying a programme OON OOM PLNIT Press key 4
15. arance similar to Lacu cm dud the function the following TO ome Cim ui 4 i On confirmation of activation under the 5 Bt output status indication appears the symbol 2 Manual switching on off Pressing keys G1 and Ok again for seconds deactivates the function Briefly pressing keys G1 allows The relay is set to off status switching The achieved status is maintained until the next programmed Lock output switching Lock event It is possible to activate the function Casual on off switchings which allows all the switchings of one output to be locked In this way all the It is possible to activate casual output programmes are locked including the switching holiday programme and the other manual Activation brings the output to the on switchings and the output is maintained status and shall then be followed by on in its current status until manual off switching with casual periods and unlocking duty cycles the default minimum period 10 User manual memo DW E Hold key G1 down for seconds to activate output locking ES 2 c2 ok On confirmation of activation on the 3 seconds display under the channel indication L LI toe appears symbol f BUR TD gel n er PS Re CUL Y Lt Cinn ut Hold key 61 down for seconds to a ua ca unlock the ouput 4 d Battery Test
16. eter The sequence of parameters to be entered is year gt month gt day When the day is inserted also appearing on the display is the bar with the corresponding day of the week 1 Monday 72 Sunday et R 00 1 a Boe Press Ok to confirm and go on to the data menu Setting time The parameter hours minutes to be changed flashes Use keys 61 and G2 to choose the desired value f User manual memo DW E and press Ok to 4 Ei ME PROGRAMMINGS confirm and go on to the next parameter The sequence of parameters to be inserted is hours minutes ON OFF Events 0011 ON and OFF events consist of switching the relay to the on or off position EN ERN They may be daily every day at the same time or weekly one or more Press Ok to confirm _ days during the week each week 2 er cz 00 gs IMPULSE events An impulse event can be an on or off type and may last for a maximum The instrument then goes into normal EX E pi of 59 second operational status and is ready to work S The display shows the values for the date Li Li da ILI time status relay day of the week on Cio quie OFF the first line in letters and lower down in a 0 4 numbers and the DST CET symbol 5 d At the end of the on impulse the rela
17. form a complete instrument reset restoring the instrument to factory conditions you need to use a pointed object to press key R In this way all the settings carried out are cancelled and the initial conditions restored User manual memo DW E BATTERY REPLACEMENT When the battery charge level drops below a certain threshold on the first line of the display appear the words HE t ER In this case replace the battery as soon as possible To replace the battery disconnect the mains remove the battery slot cover turning it anti clockwise replace the battery and remount the cover turning it clockwise connect the power supply In order not to lose programming and the performed settings it is necessary to make sure that no more than 60 seconds pass between extracting the flat battery and inserting the new one Only use CR 2032 type batteries Dispose of the used batteries observing the laws in force in relation to the disposal of hazardous waste REFERENCE STANDARDS Compliance with Community Directives 2006 95 EC Low Voltage 2004 108 EC E M C is declared in reference to the harmonized Standards EN 60730 2 7 30 User manual memo DW
18. programmed in FEL LI MC press Ok to confirm succession on the same day Lr Thereby once an activation deactivation EEF TH BE event has been programmed it is possible to enter the time of a deactivation c2 activation event for the same day 14 User manual memo DW E Using keys G1 and C2 TION Using keys G1 and C2 Eu CC choose the frequency M M choose whether it is an ein JL of the event from pu ua c2 ON impulse c2 DAILY WEEKLY DEMNM oom or an OFF impulse Cu ctc FRLEDREEI I 3 Press Ok WE ioe to confirm ESC ce c _ EE m M 1 E c2 qi Press Ok to confirm Ld WLLL Se the date using keys C1 and C2 cM Choose the impulse HL ae not required for daily events SSS aye we using keys G1 and G2 and press Ok to confirm Cion a Ea f E o a 8 Qk Press Ok to confirm mum S 15 User manual memo DW Enter the starting time and duration of the impulse max 59 seconds Press Ok to confirm Once programming is confirmed on the display the are shown the words SRV Ed During normal operation the eventual execution of an impulse programme is shown by symbol on field 8
19. rument is supplied with the battery not inserted to avoid seconds and then the instrument shows wasted consumption Extract the battery from its packing and insert the version of the firmware and the type of instrument it into the housing located behind the instrument so that pole e At this point it is possible to insert the parameters necessary for the is visible as shown in the figure Then secure the closure cover instrument to work correctly turning it clockwise language date format date time c2 ok Setting language s I a It is possible to choose from 5 languages Italian gt English gt Spanish gt French gt German 9 EN E bd the desired language Use keys G1 and C2 to choose a c2 fok Press Ok to confirm and go on to the A e Connect the load and the power supply as illustrated in section data format menu ej cz V Connection diagrams 6 User manual memo DW E Setting date format It is possible to choose from two date formats DD MM YY or YY MM DD Use keys 61 and G2 to choose the desired format Press Ok to confirm and go on to the data menu Setting date The parameter year month day to be changed flashes Use keys 61 and C2 to choose the desired value and press Ok to confirm and go on to the next param
20. s SAY F lt During normal operation the eventual execution of a cycle programme is shown by symbol on field 8 of the display 1 4 HOLIDAY programmes A Press key to enter the menu choose the PROGRAM option using keys C1 55 027 and press Ok to confirm Choose option NEW using keys G1 and G2 and press Ok to confirm User manual memo DW E E EM EL L4 Ji t UL LJ me EN Pore LILI rat ESC OK 4 c c2 o EIE NIE INL VN Choose HOL dAY DONT cara Insert the date CL Cara eq VISLIDISEI par ee ar A with keys C1 and C2 um oe holiday day AG Gig v DIC or 20157102177 the interval of holiday days Pont holiday period eis TBI EN ESC C1 Press Ok to confirm ct c2 GK X Press Ok to confirm Note the details of the interval are to be Choose Um considered as included in the period one days holiday er kx or Le c2 holiday period 25 As confirmation of programming ru fee using keys C1 and C2 HULI di J on the display appear the words SAY E cj i Lic ceu TIL _ e During normal operation the eventual execution of a holiday progr
21. the date format using keys C1 and G2 dd mm yy or yy mm dd gt confirm with Ok ESC c2 MET 10 ELI Fun ESC EH ee WIL it 11 gt a SEMEEN 2D enter the year month and date using keys C1 and G2 gt press Ok again to confirm gt On the display appear the words SHV E di TIME Menu confirm with Ok press Ok again to confirm On the display appear the words VVVVVVYV CHANGE CET DST Menu choose SETTINGS TIME using keys C1 and G2 the current time displayed press Ok to access the modification enter hours and minutes using keys G1 and C2 DST CET management can be carried out automatically by the device In this case the instrument increases the current time by one hour when changing from CET to DST decreases the current time by one hour when changing from DST to CET User manual memo DW E To enable disable the automatic time change display should this not happen see previous paragraph Enable automatic gt choose SETTING DAYL SAVE using keys G1 and C2 time change gt confirm with Ok The current status is displayed AUTO ON or AUTO OFF gt press Ok to enter modification gt using keys G1 and G2 choose whether to activate or deactivate
22. the maximum duration 26 User manual memo DW E J TINI rere LUN Il A ITIL TINI pum LIN v ESC wir Ed EN gt Ea PROGRAMME OPTIONS Menu This function allows programmed switchings to be impeded discriminating them by typology without having to cancel them from memory It is possible to disable on off programmes Siw tL H disable impulse programmes disable cycle programmes disable the holiday period programme HOL day P disable individual day holiday programmes HBL FY gt choose SETTINGS PROGRAM using keys G1 and C2 gt confirm with Ok gt confirm with Ok gt the status is shown on the display for each type of switching enabled or not gt scroll the various types of programmings using keys G1 and 02 and press key Ok to access modification of the selected parameter gt once in modify choose keys 61 and G2 if you want to enable or disable the switchings gt press Ok to confirm gt On the display appear the words SHV E d Note this function allows one or more than one type of programme to be excluded from automatic operation PIN Menu It is possible to set a protection code to stop anyone from working on the instrument The pin code is a number composed of 4 digits which may assume values from 1 to 4 To set the pin code gt choose SETTI
23. tion using keys 61 zz and 62 and press Ok to confirm Ok Choose option RESET PROGRAM using cy e iN keys 61 and G2 and press Ok to confirm j User manual memo DW E SETTINGS MENU SE E LH choose SETTINGS LANGUAGE using E This menu allows the instrument s general configuration parameters to keys G1 and G2 be displayed and eventually modified These are gt confirm with Ok language date time DST casual programme option and pin ESC From the normal operational status gt the currently set language is displayed gt press key ea c2 press Ok _ 1 c2 to access the modification CELLS NCE gt choose SETTINGS IEEE ND gt choose the language 3 using keys C1 and 62 using keys G1 and G2 gt confirm again with Ok gt on the display appear n the words SHV Ed gt press Ok to confirm 4 ct c2 ox The options are gt Italian English Spanish HNRLUBRE French and German Gawd LINDLI art n Rok 209 User manual memo DW E DATE Menu gt choose SETTINGS DATE using keys C1 and G2 gt confirm with Ok gt the current date is displayed press Ok to access the modification gt choose
24. to enter the menu and using keys C1 and G2 choose the PROGRAM option Press Ok to confirm ESC gt CIC Using keys 1 and C2 choose ANCIENNE CHECK LHELK Press Ok to confirm a Finally choose the frequency and type of event you wish to check using C1 and C2 At this point the first programme pertaining to the specified type is displayed 19 User manual memo DW E If more than one programme is present it is possible to scroll forwards and backwards through them by using keys 1 and G2 If no programme of that particular type is present on the display appear the words E MPEH 2 2 Modifying a programme It is possible to access programme modification from the programme display status Choose the programme to be modified and press key Ok Choose the MODIFY option using keys 01 55 2 and press Ok to confirm At this point it is possible to insert the new programme parameters The parameter under modification flashes Use keys 61 and G2 to set the values MET M ESC 1 c2 aK 1 2 g and Ok to confirm or the key 1 to exit without modifications At the end of the modification the words Hv Ed are displayed and the instrument returns to the normal operational status once again
25. y will always be the off status at Note if the instrument is not fed by the end of an off impulse the relay will always be in the on status the mains on the first line of the An impulsive event can be interrupted following a manual operation display instead of the day are the words NO SUPPLY CYCLE events A cycle event is a programme which repeats itself over a preset period In this condition backlighting is not active of time maximum duration 1 week during which there is a succession and the relay not switched of on and off switching The cycle programme always starts from the on status and always ends in the off status The duration of the on and off status cannot be less 8 User manual memo DW E than one minute The cycle event may be interrupted following a holiday event relay status off a manual operation a date rime change automatic updating of CET DST time we recommend disabling the automatic time change when using the cycle programme HOLIDAY events A holiday event allows you to enter individual days or holiday periods during which all the set programmes shall not be carried out and the relay shall be in the off position Holiday events always start at 00 00 on the starting day and end at 23 59 on the last day of the holiday Holiday events are interrupted in the case of manual operations on output Programming priority In automatic function mode the instrument behaves as foreseen by the entered programmes
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