Instructions Manual Please read the following instructions carefully before connecting this timer to electrical appli- ances. Warning! DO NOT PLUG TWO OR MORE TIMERS TOGETHER! DO NOT IMMERSE TIMER IN WATER OR ANY OTHER LIQUID. Important Don't plug in an appliance where the load exceeds 16 Amp. Always ensure the plug of any appliance is fully inserted into the outlet of the timer. If clean- ing of the timer is required, remove from power and wipe it with a dry cloth. Heaters and similar appliances should never be left unattended during operation. Those appliances are not recommened to be connected with the timer. Modell IP44 (for outdoor use) To guarantee protection class IP44, the clock time should only be plugged into electrical outlets of protection class IP44. When used with an IP 20 electrical outlet, complete protection from moisture and humidity is not guaranteed.LCD and Buttons a \ to |mo_TU WE TH FR_SA a Sua on a a Qe @w-f_Random roman | Foerlal roe 188% Off Second Hour Minute Master-clear | © clear ~ | OAV ® MODE UP DOWN OK —— Features * Current clock with display of day, hour, minutes and seconds; choice of 12-hour or 24-hour mode. + 20 ON/OFF programs with 1 minute step. * Countdown timer with setting for hours and minutes, maximum of 23 hours 59 minutes 59 seconds. + Random function with a random delay of 2-30 minutes when set program. + Summer/winter time. * anual on/off switching. + Automatic return/rapid transfer to clock display mode.* 15 combinations of day or blocks of days available as follows: MO, TU, WE, TH, FR, SA, SU MO TU WE TH FR SA SU MO, TU, WE, TH, FR SA, SU MO, TU, WE, TH, FR, SA MO, WE, FR TU, TH, SA MO, TU, WE TH, FR, SA Charging the Batteries Before using the appliance, the batteries already installed in the appliance should be charged for approx. 14 hours. For this, the appliance must be plugged into the mains socket. The function of the batteries is to save the measurements and pro- grams. Initial operation 1. Plug the timer into a regular 230 Volts power outlet and turn the power on. Leave for approximately 14 hours to charge the Memory Back-up battery. 2. Clear all current information by pressing R button with a sharp object such as a pen or pencil after charging.3. The timer is now ready to be set up for use. Current time setting 1. Hold on OK button for over at least 5 seconds under Clock mode, the WEEK DAY is flashing. you can set the current time now. Press UP or DOWN button to choose the desired setting. . Press OK button to confirm it and the HOUR is flashing. . Repeat step 2-3 until all the data have been set. . To reset the time, just repeat the above steps. . Press and hold W (DOWN) key for over 3 seconds to turn the time display between 12 and 24 hour mode during clock display status. OuKR Ww N Program setting With this timer, you can set up to 20 ON/OFF programs. To do this, carry out the steps as described in the example below. Please note that if you don’t press any button for 10 seconds, the timer will automatically return to the clock display mode. Alternatively you may press the MODE button. Example for setting program 1: MO 7:35 ON / MO 16:25 OFF. In the above example, the clock switches on at 7:35 and off at 16:25 on Monday. 1. Press the MODE key until PROG 1 ON displays and flashes. The program 1 ON mode is shown in Fig. 1 without any setting.MO TU WE TH FR SA SU PROG [ON = -'- - { e Fig.1 2. Press OK key to confirm it, PROG 1 ON stop flashing and Weekday box starts flashing. 3. With the & (UP) or W (DOWN) key, select the weekday on which program 1 should be switched on and off. The day display then goes through all 15 possible programs e.g. Mo-SU in succession, then repeats itself. In this example, you would press OK as soon as MO appeared in the display. 4. Now the Hour box should flash. With the & (UP) or W (DOWN) key, set this box to 7, then press the OK key. 5. Now the Minute box should flash. With the & (UP) or W (DOWN) key, set this box to 35, then press the OK key. 6. To conclude the setting of program 1, press the OK key. The display will now resemble that shown in Fig. 2. 20MO TU WE TH Ee SA SU PROG on aE nc os en Fig. 2 7. To switch off program 1 at 16:25, press the A (UP) or W (DOWN) key until PROG 1 OFF appears in the display, then carry out the same steps as for program 1 ON. 8. If you wish to set a number of programs, press the A (UP) or W (DOWN) key until PROG 2 ON is displayed. Carry out the steps described above to set all the other programs. 9. During the programs setting, press the & (UP) and W (DOWN) key simultaneously, the programs data input are cancelled and the LCD displays - :- with full week days. Pressing the & (UP) and ‘Vv (DOWN) key simultaneity again, the data can- celled can be recalled. Countdown timing function By means of the Countdown function, the timer can be switched on or off for any period from 1 second to 23 hours, 59 minutes and 59 seconds. To set the Countdown time proceed as follows. 21Example for setting Countdown [Link]. 1. Press MODE key until ON and CD flash, and press the OK key to confirm it, ON and CD will stop flashing and Hour box will flash at same time. 2. With the A (UP) or W (DOWN) key, set this box to 3, then press the OK key confirm it, Hour box will stop flashing, the Minute box should then flash. 3. With the & (UP) or W (DOWN) key, set this box to 13, then press the OK key, Minute box will stop flashing, the Second box should then flash. 4. With the & (UP) or W (DOWN) key, set this box to 8, then press the OK key. 5. Press the OK key to conclude the countdown setting. The display will now resemble that shown in Fig. 3. The Countdown time will reduce with each second. PROG on ‘I {Ion (ol Fig. 3 6. Under countdown function, pressing OK key, the countdown programs can be stopped and restarted. 22Random function The timer features an integral random function, with which it is switched on and off at random in- tervals. This is particularly useful for protecting your home during your absence. Note: when the Random is activated, the preset Program ON/OFF will be delays 2-30 minutes. Example Random function: Time set RND Program 1 ON 10:00 h 10:02 ... Program 1 OFF 15:00h 15:02 .. Program 2 ON 17:15h 17:17 Program 2 OFF 19:30h 19:32 ... 1. Click MODE button to RND appear as show in Fig. 4. MO me il { i, Li 18 2. Click OK button, the timer enter random switching function as show in Fig. 5. Fig.4 23MO a | Cn ol LILITH 3. Deactivating random function, just press MODE key until RND flash and press the OK key to confirm it. Fig. 5 Summer time / winter time To convert GMT to summer time, press the & (UP) key for over 3 seconds under the clock status, S appear in LCD, the present time will advance by one hour; press the & (UP) key for 3 seconds again, S disappear in LCD, clock go back winter time. Mo AUTO 17-nNM 8 ol CLILIGGManual on/off, Auto on/off setting The timer can be switched on or off at any time by pressing MODE and OK key without affecting any programs set before. To switch the timer on, off or auto programming, press the MODE key and press the OK key to confirm it. 1. Set AUTO OFF status (Fig. 7) Socket is currently off -> time programs are activated. Press MODE key one time, AUTO OFF flash, then press the OK key to confirm it. MO AUTO I E in ol (LILITH Fig. 7 2. Set ON status (Fig. 8) Socket is permanently on -> time programs are deactivated. Press MODE key second times, ON flash, then press the OK key to confirm it. 25MO ont TUT C eugy Fig. 8 3. Set AUTO ON status (Fig. 9) Socket is currently on -> time programs are activated. Press MODE key third times, AUTO ON flash, then press the OK key to confirm it. MO mo I m7 C euidg -_ 4. Set OFF status (Fig. 10) Socket is permanently off -> time programs are deactivated. Press MODE key fourth time, OFF flash, then press the OK key to confirm it. —. Fig. 9 26MO JNM, ore. LIL Fig. 10 Note: a. Only the timer is in AUTO ON or AUTO OFF mode, the timer programs, Count DOWN pro- grams and Random functions will be executed. b. The priority of the function is random function, the Countdown function, PROG ON/OFF function. c. By pressing MODE key until 1 ON displays, then press A (UP) or W (DOWN) to see the program set. Specifications Voltage 230VAC, 50Hz Max. Load 16 A, 3680W Min. Setting Time 1 Minute Operating temperature -10°C to +40 °C Accuracy +/-1 Minute per month Battery backup NiMH 1.2V >100hours Model IP44 for use outdoors For further information we recommend Service/FAQ on our web-site www. [Link] 27Disposal Correct Disposal of this product This marking indicates that this product should not be disposed with other house- Mmm = hold wastes throughout the EU. To prevent possible harm to the environment or human health from uncontrolled waste disposal, recycle it respon- sibly to promote the sustainable reuse of material resources. To return your used device, please use the return and collection systems or contact the retailer where the product was purchased. They can take this product for environmental safe recycling. Manufacturer: Hugo Brennenstuhl GmbH & Co. KG SeestraBe 1-3 72074 Tiibingen - Germany 28@D Bedieningshandleiding Lees de onderstaande aanwijzingen zorgvuldig door, voordat u de weektijdschakelklok in gebruik neemt. Opgelet! STEEK NOOIT TWEE OF MEER TIJDSCHAKELKLOKKEN SAMEN! DOMPEL DE TIJDSCHAKELKLOK NIET ONDER IN WATER OF ANDERE VLOEISTOFFEN. Belangrijk Steek geen apparaat in, waarmee een belasting van 16 ampére wordt overschreden. Zorg er altijd voor dat de stekker van het apparaat volledig in het stopcontact van de tijdschakelklok zit. Wanneer de tijdschakelklok moet worden gereinigd, trekt u ze uit het muurstopcontact en wist u haar met een droog doek. Verwarmingsapparaten en gelijkaardige systemen mogen niet onbewaakt worden gelaten terwijl ze in werking zijn. Het wordt afgeraden om dergelijke apparaten aan te sluiten op de tijdschakelklok. Model IP44 (voor gebruik buitenshuis) Opgelet: Om de veiligheidsklasse IP44 te garande- ren, mag de tijdschakelklok enkel worden aangeslo- ten op stopcontacten met veiligheidsklasse IP44. Bij gebruik met een IP20 stopcontact, wordt geen volledige vochtbestendigheid gegarandeerd. 29