ELC78 ELC712 Instructions MLI 206 A
User Manual: ELC78 ELC712 Instructions MLI-206 A
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http://waterheatertimer.org/Tork-Digital-timers-and-manuals.html INSTRUCTION MANUAL LISTED Enclosed Energy Management Equipment 4D64 365 DAY DIGITAL ENERGY & LIGHTING CONTROL ELC78 ELC712 FOR TECHNICAL SUPPORT: 888.500.4598 A DIVISION OF NSi INDUSTRIES, LLC USA • 800.321.5847 • www.nsiindustries.com MLI-206(A) TABLE OF CONTENTS Section 0.0 0.1 0.2 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 3.0 3.1 4.0 4.1 5.0 5.1 6.0 6.1 7.0 7.1 7.2 7.3 7.4 8.0 Installation Instructions and Capabilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Planning Your Program . . . . . . . . Initial Power-up or Reset . . . . . . . Contact Operations . . . . . . . . . . . Clock Format . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Time Mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Set Clock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Set Date . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Set Daylight Savings . . . . . . . . . . Conf Mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Set Clock Format . . . . . . . . . . . . . Set Stagger Start-up . . . . . . . . . . . Set Duration Length and Duty Cycle . Astro Mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Set Astro Times . . . . . . . . . . . . . . US Latitude Chart . . . . . . . . . . . . . Event Mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Set Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Input Mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Set Inputs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sensor Event Mode . . . . . . . . . . . Set Sensor Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . Holidays . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Set Special Holidays . . . . . . . . . . Set Single Day Holidays . . . . . . . . Set Day of Week Holidays . . . . . . Set Block Holidays . . . . . . . . . . . . Place in Run Mode . . . . . . . . . . . . Programming Worksheets . . . . . . . Input Configurations . . . . . . . . . . Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sensor Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Holiday Tables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Wiring Diagrams . . . . . . . . . . . . . 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SEE WARNING ON FRONT PANEL – Failure to comply with instructions could result in personal injury and/or property damage. INSTALLATION: UNIT IS TO BE INSTALLED BY A LICENSED ELECTRICIAN 1. To access mounting holes and terminal blocks, open enclosure door (hinge on left) and internal circuit board mounting plate (hinge on right.) 2. Mount the enclosure at eye level using screws or other suitable fastening device. Bring supply and load wires in through bottom or side knockouts. USE TOP KNOCKOUTS FOR LOW VOLTAGE WIRING ONLY. 3. Reinstall unit by reversing step #1 above and connecting wires to units as per suggested wiring diagrams at back of manual. 4. Remove battery insulator. Unit should be programmed with AC power. Do not program under super cap back up power. CAPABILITIES - 7 day scheduling - 128 set points - Astronomic programming - 4 Signal (duration) programs - 4 Duty Cycle programs - 26 Holidays - 10 Block holidays - 8 Inputs for switches or photo sensor 1 - Momentary output FEATURES Daylight saving - Automatic (user selectable) Leap year - Automatic compensation Power outage - Capacitor provides 2 days of real time back up. After two days, a lithium battery provides an accumulated time of 1 year. Manual override - Until the next scheduled event AM/PM or 24 hour format - user selectable Programming Overview: The order of the program headers and steps is as follows: TIME - set time, date, daylight savings time dates CONF - 12/24 hour format, stagger up, durations 1-4, duty cycles 1-4 ASTR - sunrise, sunset, latitude, hemisphere EVNT - on, off, durations 1-4, duty cycles 1-4 INPT - configure inputs EVNT SENS - sensor events HOL - set holidays In all modes use the NEXT key to advance to the next item to be programmed or reviewed and the PREVIOUS key to go back to the previous item. Use the + and keys to modify the current (flashing) item. RUN key to end and PROGAM key to start The OVERRIDE mode is only accessible from the RUN mode. After pressing the PROGRAM key, the ELC78 and ELC712 will continue to control the outputs based on the events that were operating at the time the PROGRAM key was pressed. The control will not check for new events until it has gone through a status update. The control remains fully functional after pressing the REVIEW key, provided the REVIEW key was not pressed while in the programming mode. During operation, the 2 control will be in the RUN mode. Planning your Programming: Six common set-up choices are listed below. Review the headers required. Skipping the unneeded sections will speed programming and set-up. A: Time ON and Time OFF program 1.0) TIME – Set time, date, daylight savings time dates 2.0) CONF – Skip 3.0) ASTR – Skip 4.0) EVNT – Set on & off times 5.0) INPT – Skip 6.0) EVNT SENS – Skip 7.0) HOL – Set holidays as required or skip 8.0) RUN – Update schedule for operation B: Time ON and Time OFF program and timed override (momentary switch) 1.0) TIME – Set time, date, daylight savings time dates 2.0) CONF – Skip 3.0) ASTR – Skip 4.0) EVNT – Set on & off times 5.0) INPT – Configure for 2 hour time 6.0) EVNT SENS - Skip 7.0) HOL – Set holidays as required or skip 8.0) RUN – Update schedule for operation C: Astro ON and Astro OFF 1.0) TIME – Set time, date, daylight savings time dates 2.0) CONF – Skip 3.0) ASTR – Set sunrise, sunset times and latitude 4.0) EVNT – Set ON for 12:00am 5.0) INPT - Skip 6.0) EVNT SENS - Skip 7.0) HOL - Set holidays as required or skip 8.0) RUN – Update schedule for operation D: Astro ON and Time OFF 1.0) TIME – Set time, date, daylight savings time dates 2.0) CONF – Skip 3 3.0) ASTR – Set sunrise, sunset times and latitude 4.0) EVNT – Set ON time at 4:00pm and OFF time (example: 11:30pm) 5.0) INPT - Skip 6.0) EVNT SENS - Skip 7.0) HOL - Set holidays as required or skip 8.0) RUN – Update schedule for operation E: Photo ON and OFF 1.0) TIME – Set time, date, daylight savings time dates 2.0) CONF – Skip 3.0) ASTR – Skip 4.0) EVNT – Skip 5.0) INPT - Configure input wired with photo sensor 6.0) EVNT SENS – Set sensor event for 12:00am ON 7.0) HOL - Set holidays as required or skip 8.0) RUN – Update schedule for operation F: Photo ON and Time OFF 1.0) TIME – Set time, date, daylight savings time dates 2.0) CONF – Skip 3.0) ASTR – Skip 4.0) EVNT – Set OFF time (example: 11:30pm) 5.0) INPT - Configure input wired with photo sensor 6.0) EVNT SENS – Set sensor event for 9:00am ON 7.0) HOL - Set holidays as required or skip 8.0) RUN – Update schedule for operation 0.0 INITIAL POWER-UP OR RESET The control will display MEM CLR (memory clear). This is only accessible once. It indicates that the memory has been cleared. Use the NEXT key to begin set-up. 0.1 CONTACT OPERATION Toggle between MAINTAIN (maintained) or MOMENTARY operation using the +/- key. 4 Note: The ELC 78 & ELC712 will normally be configured as maintained. The momentary option is intended for use with latching relays. An EL78 configured as momentary will only have 4 channels. Relays 1, 3, 5, & 7 will provide a one second ON pulse for channels 1, 2, 3, and 4 respectively. Relays 2, 4, 6, & 8 will provide a one second OFF pulse for channels 1, 2, 3, and 4 respectively. An EL712 configured as momentary will only have 6 channels. Relays 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 and 11 will provide a one second ON pulse for channels 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6, respectively. Relays 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12 will provide a one second OFF pulse for channels 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6, respectively. Use the NEXT key to continue set-up. 0.2 CLOCK FORMAT Toggle between 12 HR (AM/PM) or 24 HR (00:0023:59) clock format using the +/- key. Press the PROGRAM key to begin programming steps in the TIME header. 1.0 TIME MODE This mode is used for setting time, date and daylight saving time. Use the NEXT key to begin programming. 1.1 SET CLOCK Use the + and - keys to modify the flashing item. Use the NEXT key advance to the next flashing item. Set current hours, minutes, seconds, and day of week. 5 1.2 SET DATE Use the + and - keys to modify the flashing item. Use the NEXT key advance to the next flashing item. Set current month, date, and year. 1.3 SET DAYLIGHT SAVINGS Use the + and - keys to modify the flashing item. Use the NEXT key advance to the next flashing item If NO daylight savings adjustment needed, press the PROGRAM key to bypass and go to next mode. If daylight savings adjustment needed, select YES with + or – keys. Set SPR (spring) dates by choosing Month (MAR), day (SUN), and week (2). Set FALL dates by choosing Month (NOV), day (SUN), and week (1). Press the PROGRAM key to go to next mode. 2.0 CONF MODE Configuration mode is used for changing the clock format, selecting stagger up, setting the lengths of the 4 durations and for programming the on/off times of the 4 duty cycle patterns. Press the PROGRAM key to bypass and go to next mode. Press the NEXT key to go to the first setting. 2.1 SET CLOCK FORMAT Use the NEXT key skip clock format. Use the + and - keys to modify the flashing item. Set 12 HR (AM/PM) or 24 HR (00:00-23:59) clock 6 format. Use the NEXT key advance. 2.2 SET STAGGER START-UP Use the NEXT key skip stagger. Use the + and - keys to modify the flashing NO to the stagger time. The following stagger-up selections are available: NO = not used 00.05 = 5 seconds 00.15 = 15 seconds 00.30 = 30 seconds 01.00 = 1 minute 05.00 = 5 minutes 10.00 = 10 minutes 15.00 = 15 minutes Note: The selected stagger up time between channels occurs at scheduled ON events, after a power outage, and after a status update. Use the NEXT key advance. 2.3 SET DURATION LENGTH (SIGNAL) AND DUTY CYCLE Use the + and - keys to modify the flashing item. Use the NEXT key advance to the next flashing item. Program dUR1 (first duration 0:00.01) hour, minutes, or seconds and continue to set each of the durations (dUR2 – dUR4.) Note: These durations are programmable from 1 second to 23 hours, 59 minutes and 59 seconds. Program dCF1 (first duty cycle OFF time) hours, minutes, or seconds, then program dCN1 (first duty cycle ON time) hours, minutes, or seconds to complete the pair. Continue for each of the duty cycles (dCF2 – dCF4). 7 Note: The off cycle is programmable from 1 second to 23 hours, 59 minutes and 59 seconds. The control will not allow an off cycle of 0:00.00. A duty cycle event will always start with the off cycle. Press the PROGRAM key to go to next mode. 3.0 ASTR MODE The Astro (astronomic) function provides a means for controlling lights based on the changing sunrise and sunset times throughout the year without use of a photo control. The Astro feature does not turn loads on or off. Between sunrise and sunset the load(s) are not allowed to be on. An event must be programmed to allow the load(s) assigned to Astro to turn ON (see section 4.0.) Press the PROGRAM key to bypass and go to next mode. Press the NEXT key to go to the first setting. 3.1 SET ASTRO TIMES Look up today’s sunrise and sunset times before starting. Also, to determine your location latitude use the map below. Note: Offset Feature - program today’s sunrise/sunset times with the desired offset figured in. The control will automatically update the sunrise/sunset times each day. The allowable ranges are 10 - 70 North and 10 70 South. Use the + and - keys to modify the flashing item. Use the NEXT key advance to the next flashing item. Program RISE (sunrise) hour and minutes and SET (sunset) hour and minutes. Program LATT (latitude). Assign Astro function to each channel using the + and keys to select YES for the flashing channel number. 8 U.S. AND CANADA LATITUDE CHART ALBANY, NY ALBUQUERQUE, AMARILLO, TX ANCHORAGE, AK ATLANTA, GA AUSTIN, TX BALTIMORE, MD BILOXI, MS BIRMINGTON, AL BOISE, ID BOONE, NC BOSTON, MA BRIDGEPORT, CT BUFFALO, NY BUFFALO GROVE, IL CALGARY, AB CHARLESTON, SC CHARLESTON, WV CHEYENNE, WY CHICAGO, IL CINCINNATI, OH CLEVELAND, OH COLUMBIA, SC COLUMBUS, OH CONCORD, NH CORPUS CHRISTI LOUISVILLE, KY MADISON, WI MANITOWOC, WI MARINETTE, WI MARQUETTE, MI MAYFIELD, KY MEMPHIS, TN MIAMI, FL MILWAUKEE, WI MINNEAPOLIS, MN MOBILE, AL MONTPELIER, VT MT VERNON, NY NASHVILLE, TN NEWARK, NJ NEW ORLEANS,LA NEW YORK, NY OKLAHOMA CITY OMAHA, NE ORLANDO, FL PHILADELPHIA, PA PHOENIX, AZ PITTSBURGH, PA PORTLAND, ME PORTLAND, OR PROVIDENCE, RI 43 N 35 N 35 N 61 N 34 N 30 N 39 N 30 N 34 N 44 N 36 N 42 N 41 N 43 N 42 N 51 N 33 N 38 N 41 N 42 N 39 N 41 N 34 N 40 N 43 N 28 N 38 N 43 N 44 N 45 N 47 N 36 N 35 N 26 N 43 N 45 N 31 N 44 N 41 N 36 N 41 N 30 N 41 N 35 N 41 N 28 N 40 N 33 N 40 N 44 N 46 N 42 N 9 DALLAS, TX DENVER, CO DES MOINES, IA DETROIT, MI DUBUQUE, IA DULUTH, MN EDMONTON, AB FAIRBANKS, AK FARGO, ND FORT SMITH, AR FORT WORTH, TX GREAT FALLS, MT HONOLULU, HI HOUSTON, TX HUNTERSVILLE, NC INDIANAPOLIS, IN IRVINE, CA JACKSON, MS JACKSONVILLE, FL KANSAS CITY, MO LA CROSSE, WI LAS VEGAS, NV LAKE MARY, FL LITTLE ROCK, AR LOS ANGELES, CA MONTREAL, QC QUEBEC. QC RALEIGH, NC RICHMOND, VA RICHPORT, CT ROCHESTER, NY ST LOUIS, MO SALT LAKE CITY SAN ANTONIO, TX SAN DIEGO, CA SAN FRANCISCO SANTA ANA, CA SEATTLE, WA SIOUX FALLS, SD SPRINGFIELD, MA TAMPA, FL TOLEDO, OH TOPEKA, KA TORONTO, ON TRENTON, NJ TUCSON, AZ TULSA, OK VANCOUVER, BC WASHINGTON, DC WINNIPEG, MB WILMINGTON, DE WICHITA, KS 33 N 40 N 42 N 42 N 42 N 47 N 53 N 65 N 47 N 36 N 33 N 47 N 21 N 30 N 35 N 40 N 33 N 32 N 30 N 39 N 44 N 36 N 28 N 35 N 34 N 45 N 47 N 36 N 37 N 41 N 43 N 39 N 41 N 30 N 33 N 38 N 34 N 48 N 44 N 40 N 28 N 42 N 39 N 44 N 40 N 32 N 36 N 49 N 39 N 49 N 40 N 38 N 10 Press the PROGRAM key to go to next mode. 4.0 EVENT MODE Up to 128 events can be programmed. Events can be an ON, an OFF, dUR1(duration), dUR2, dUR3, dUR4, CYC1 (duty cycle), CYC2, CYC3 or CYC4. An event can be assigned to any channel. Each event can be assigned to any day or combination of days including the 3 holiday schedules (A, B and C). Press the PROGRAM key to bypass and go to next mode. Press the NEXT key to go to the first setting. 4.1 SET EVENTS Use the + and - keys to modify the flashing item. Use the NEXT key advance to the next flashing item. Choose the event number to program. Choose the event type to change from NONE. Choose the channel number. Program hours and minutes for event. For flashing day, use the + and - keys and show YES to select day. Press the NEXT key to advance. Move through all days and holiday A, B, and C. Repeat for each event. Press the PROGRAM key to go to next mode. 5.0 INPT MODE Each input can be individually configured as a retriggerable override, a toggle override, an enabler or as one of four sensor types. 11 • NONE: not used • On\d: On with off delay override (Recommended for a momentary switch closure to turn the load ON with a countdown to OFF. Maintain switch closure holds load ON until switch opens and starts countdown to OFF) • OVr: Toggle override (First maintained switch closure turns load ON and second switch closure turns load OFF. Can include a countdown to OFF.) • ENb: Enabler input (a maintained switch closure allows channel to follow program) • F: Fahrenheit temperature sensor • C: Celsius temperature sensor • L: Light level sensor • U: User defined sensor (Used with TORK EPC-LC light sensor) Press the PROGRAM key to bypass and go to next mode. Press the NEXT key to go to the first setting. 5.1 SET INPUTS Use the + and - keys to modify the flashing item. Use the NEXT key advance to the next flashing item. Choose the desired input type with the + and - keys then the NEXT key. • On\d (On with off delay override) next screen is used for setting the off delay time when the input is configured as an On\d override type. The off delay is programmable from 0 seconds to 23 hours, 59 minutes and 59 seconds. Select On\d. 12 Program hours, minutes, or seconds. For flashing channel number, use the + and - keys and show YES to select the channel the input will affect. Press the NEXT key to advance to the next channel for same choice. • OVr (Toggle override with or without delay) next screen is used for setting the on time when the input is configured as an OVr (toggle) override type. The on time is programmable from 0 seconds to 23 hours, 59 minutes and 59 seconds. When this on time is set to 0:00.00, the override functions as a toggle on/toggle off override. When a non-zero value is programmed, the override functions as a timed on/ toggle off override. Select OVr. Program hours, minutes, or seconds if desired. For flashing channel number, use the + and - keys and show YES to select the channel the input will affect. Press the NEXT key to advance to the next channel. • ENb (Enabler input) Select ENb. For flashing channel number, use the + and - keys and show YES to select the channel the input will affect. Press the NEXT key to advance to the next channel. • Sensor settings are not assigned to channels and are used in Sensor Event Mode. Select sensor type. NOTE: For TORK EPC-LC light sensor select U F: Fahrenheit temperature sensor (-40 to 215) C: Celsius temperature sensor (-40 to 102) L: Light level sensor (0 to 100) U: User defined sensor (0 to 255) 13 Calibrate to adjust sensor input. Zero is default. F: -12,-11,-9,-8,-6,-5,-3,-2,0,2,3,5,6,8,9,11 C: -8,-7,-6,-5,-4,-3,-2,-1,0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7 L: -4,-3,-2,-1,0,1,2,3 U: -8,-7,-6,-5,-4,-3,-2,-1,0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7 Choose the next input with the + and - keys then the NEXT key. Press the PROGRAM key to go to next mode. 6.0 EVENT SENS MODE Up to 32 sensor events can be programmed. A sensor event can be assigned to either channel. Each sensor event can be assigned to any day or combination of days including the 3 holiday schedules (A, B and C). A sensor must be configured in step 5 for this mode to function. This mode programs the start (ON) for the sensor event. Set the end (OFF) time in Event Mode section 4.0. Press the PROGRAM key to bypass and go to next mode. Press the NEXT key to go to the first setting. 6.1 SET SENSOR EVENTS Use the + and - keys to modify the flashing item. Use the NEXT key advance to the next flashing item. Choose the event number to program. Choose the input. (Number and type (F, C, L or U) will show. If the input is not configured as a sensor a question mark (?) is shown.) Choose the channel number. Program hours and minutes to start the event. 14 For flashing day, use the + and - keys and show YES to select day. Press the NEXT key to advance. Move through all days and holiday A, B, and C. Program the turn ON set point and program the turn OFF set point. Repeat for each event. Press the PROGRAM key to go to next mode. 7.0 HOLIDAYS The four holiday types with their priorities are as follows: SPEC (special) - highest priority DATE (month/date) - 2nd highest priority D/WK (day of week) - 3rd highest priority SPAN (duration) - lowest priority Special type: These are specific holidays that are programmed to adjust each as the dates change each year. Each of the 6 special holidays can either be assigned as one of the 3 holiday schedules A, B or C or not selected. Good Friday Easter Sunday Easter Monday Thanksgiving Break (Thursday and Friday) Boxing Day Victoria Day Date type: Up to 10 date type (single day) holidays can be programmed. Each of the 10 holidays can either be assigned as one of the 3 holiday schedules A, B or C or not selected. Examples of single day holidays are: January 01 (New Years Day) July 04 (Fourth of July) 15 Day of Week type: Up to 10 day of week type holidays can be programmed. Each of the 10 holidays can either be assigned as one of the 3 holiday schedules A, B or C or not selected. Examples of day of week type holidays are: 1st Monday in September (Labor Day) Last Monday in May (Memorial Day) Span type: Up to 10 span (block) type holidays can be programmed. Each of the 10 blocks can either be assigned as one of the 3 holiday schedules A, B or C or not selected. Examples of span type holidays are: December 20 beginning to January 07 ending (winter break) March 07 beginning to March 14 ending (spring break) Press the PROGRAM key to bypass and go to next mode. Press the NEXT key to go to the first setting. 7.1 SET SPECIAL (SPEC) HOLIDAYS Press the + to bypass. Press the NEXT key advance to first SPEC day. For flashing NO, use the + or - keys and show YES to select day. Use the + or - keys to select the holiday type (A, B, or C). Press the NEXT key to advance. Move through all six special day types. Press the PROGRAM key to return to top of HOL screen to program another holiday type. Press the PROGRAM key twice when holiday programming complete and go to next mode. 16 7.2 SET SINGLE DAY (DATE) HOLIDAYS Press the + to bypass. Press the NEXT key advance. Use the + and - keys to modify the flashing item. Use the NEXT key advance to the next flashing item. Choose the holiday number to program. Program month, date and holiday schedule (A, B, or C.) Repeat for each holiday. Press the PROGRAM key to return to top of HOL screen. Press NEXT key to program another holiday type. Press the PROGRAM key again when holiday programming complete and go to next mode. 7.3 SET DAY OF WEEK (D/WK) HOLIDAYS Press the + to bypass. Press the NEXT key advance. Use the + and - keys to modify the current (flashing) item. Use the NEXT key advance to the next flashing item. Choose the holiday number to program. Program month, week of month (1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, or last), day of week, and holiday schedule (A, B, or C.) Repeat for each holiday. Press the PROGRAM key to return to top of HOL screen. Press NEXT key to program another holiday type. Press the PROGRAM key again when holiday programming complete and go to next mode. 17 7.4 SET BLOCK (SPAN) HOLIDAYS Press the + to bypass. Press the NEXT key advance. Use the + and - keys to modify the flashing item. Use the NEXT key advance to the next flashing item. Choose the holiday number to program. Program the beginning month & date, the ending month & date, and holiday schedule (A, B, or C.) Repeat for each holiday. Press the PROGRAM key to return to top of HOL screen. Press NEXT key to program another holiday type. Press the PROGRAM key again when holiday programming complete and go to next mode. 8.0 PLACE IN RUN MODE Press the RUN key to put timer in operating mode. The word UPDATING will show on the screen and disappear when timer is ready. OVERRIDE This mode is reached by pressing the OVERRIDE key from the RUN mode. Press the NEXT key to continue in this mode or press the RUN key to exit this mode without affecting a change to the load status. The screen shows the status channels on the bottom line of the display. If the channel number is flashing, the channel is currently overridden. If it is flashing mostly on, the channel is overridden on. If it is flashing mostly off, the channel is overridden off. The channel # currently pointed to will be flashing. 18 Press the +/- keys to select a channel. The current event for this channel is shown below the channel # (e.g. ON, OFF, dUR2, CYC4, SC03, NONE). Press the OVERRIDE key to toggle the channel status until the next event. Press the PROGRAM key then the RUN key to cancel an override (this will not work for timed external overrides). To exit the override mode without making a change, press the PREVIOUS or NEXT key to return to the override header, then press the RUN key. RUN The RUN mode is the normal operating mode. In the RUN mode the current time and day are shown. If today is a holiday, the active holiday schedule is also shown. Channel status is shown on the bottom line. The channel number is shown if that channel is on. If the channel number is flashing, that channel is currently overridden. If it is flashing mostly on, the channel is overridden on. If it is flashing mostly off, the channel is overridden off. The input # is also shown along with the status of that input. The following is a list of the possible input status messages: Message Input Config Status NONE On\d OFFd -N- OVd delay ?-V- not config On\d On\d On\d OVR -input closed input open, in delay not active overridden on w/ OVR ENb dISb 072F ENb ENb sensor, F not active or overridden on or off without delay input closed (enabled) input open (disabled) sensor value 19 LO F sensor, F 025C HI C sensor, C sensor, C 055L 175U sensor, L sensor, U sensor range sensor sensor range sensor sensor value below value value above value value The display will show the status of both inputs by automatically switching between the two every 5 seconds. To lock on one input, press the NEXT key. To return to the automatic sequencing of inputs, press the NEXT key again. Programming Worksheets: 20 21 Input Configurations: 22 23 24 Holidays (Special): 25 Holidays (Date): 26 Holidays (Day of Week): 27 Holidays (Block): 28 A DIVISION OF NSi INDUSTRIES, LLC USA • 800.321.5847 • www.nsiindustries.com
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