Intermatic St01c

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ST01/ST01K/EI600

In-Wall Timer with Astro Feature

Installation and User Guide

RATINGS

ST01/ST01K EI600

Operating

Voltage 120-277 VAC, 50/60 Hz

Resistive

(heater) 15 A, 120-277 VAC 20 A, 120-277 VAC

Tungsten

(incandescent) 15 A, 120 VAC; 6 A, 208-277 VAC

Ballast

(uorescent)

8 A, 120 VAC;

4 A, 208-277 VAC 16 A, 120-277 VAC

Motors 1 HP, 120 VAC; 2 HP, 240 VAC

DC Loads 4 A, 12 VDC; 2 A, 28 VDC

Operating

Temperature 32° F to 104° F (0° C to 40° C)

Dimensions 4 1⁄8” H x 1 3⁄4” W x 1 13⁄16” D

SAFETY SECTION

WARNING

Risk of Fire or Electric Shock

• Disconnect power at the circuit breaker(s) or disconnect

switch(es) before installing or servicing (including replacing

the battery).

• Installation and/or wiring must be in accordance with

national and local electrical code requirements.

• Use COPPER conductors ONLY.

• Do Not recharge, disassemble, heat above 212° F (100° C),

crush, or incinerate the Lithium battery. Keep out of reach

of children.

• Replace battery with Type CR2 only that is certified by

Underwriters Laboratories (UL).

• Do NOT use timer to control devices that could have

dangerous consequences due to inaccurate timing, such

as: sun lamps, saunas, heaters, slow cookers, etc.

NOTICE

• Risk of timer damage due to leakage if weak battery is not

replaced promptly.

• Dispose of product per local regulations for disposal of

Lithium batteries.

Spring Grove, Illinois 60081

www.intermatic.com

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

The ST01 Series and EI600 Series In-Wall Timers

give you versatility in a simple to install, 24/7

programmable package. These timers allow you to

customize your timer schedule with automatic dusk/

dawn, random, and Daylight Saving Time (DST)

programming options for up to 40 ON/OFF events.

The ST01 Series and EI600 Series are incandescent/

fluorescent/CFL/LED compatible. In addition, these

timers can handle any load type and require no

neutral wire connection, making them ideal for any

application, regardless of complexity.

TIMER INTERFACE

Display

Mode button

On/Off button

– button (Decrease)

+ button (Increase)

Reset button

Access door to

battery tray

PRE-INSTALLATION

Before mounting the timer in the wall, install the

supplied battery.

1. Gently pry open the access door, located below

ON/OFF, and remove the battery tray from the

timer.

2. Place the supplied CR2 battery into the battery

tray, matching the battery + and – markings to

the + and – markings on the tray, then place the

battery tray back in the timer.

3. The display initializes, then flashes 12:00 am in

manual mode.

4. Press ON/OFF. The timer “clicks” to confirm it is

ready for programming.

Note: If the display doesn’t flash 12:00 am, check/replace

the battery before proceeding.

NOTES

Read these notes before continuing with the timer

installation and programming process.

• The timer is battery-powered and does not need

AC power for initial setup and programming. For

new installations, it is recommended that you set-

up and program your timer before installing it.

• The battery controls the ON/OFF function (“click-

ing” sound) and maintains the time and date. The

screen flashes BATT when the battery strength is

low. When replacing the battery, disconnect AC

power. You will have a few minutes to insert new

batteries before the date and time settings are lost.

All other settings will remain in memory, without

battery or AC power.

• Each ON or OFF setting is an event. Each event

must be programmed separately.

• The MODE menu includes SETUP, PGM (program),

AUTO (automatic), RAND (random), and MAN

(manual). AUTO and RAND modes do not appear

on the menu options until the time of day is set

and at least one ON or OFF event is programmed.

• All menus loop (repeat options when you get to the

end of the menu). When in a specific Mode, press

ON/OFF to loop within that Mode.

• When using the + or – buttons to change a flash-

ing setting, hold the button to make the numbers

scroll faster.

• When advancing to the next setting, the timer

automatically saves the data from the previous

screen whether you changed a setting or not. All

settings save automatically after five minutes.

PROGRAMMING

Follow these steps for initial setup and programming

of the ST01 Series and EI600 Series timers. (On the

following images, a white background with dashed

lines indicate what should be flashing on the unit).

Reset

1. Press and hold ON/OFF and RESET for five

seconds. A paper clip or pen may be necessary

to depress RESET.

2. Release RESET, then release ON/OFF. The

display flashes 12:00 am.

Initial Setup

1. Press MODE until SETUP

appears on the display.

2. Press ON/OFF to confirm.

3. Press + or - to adjust the

menuitem (HOUR).

4. Press ON/OFF to advance to

the next menu item (MINUTES).

5. Repeat steps 3 & 4 to set the

MINUTES, YEAR, MONTH,

andDATE.

Note: After setting the DATE, thecurrent day of the

week flashes. Verify the DAY. If wrong, press +

or - to review and adjust the YEAR, MONTH, and

DAY. Press ON/OFF to confirm.

6.

NRT H

Z ONE

AUT O

DST

DST (DaylightSavingTime)

flashes.

• If you live in a state that

DOES NOT observe DST,

press + to change DST

to MAN, then press

ON/OFF.

• If you observe DST,

press ON/OFF.

7. Press + to select a ZONE.

Note:

NORTH

CENTRAL

SOUTH

Your ZONE is astronomically based on how far

North, Center or

South you are in

North America.

Canada, select

North. Mexico, select

South.

8. Press ON/OFF to confirm.

You will see the sunrise

hour flashing and DAWN.

(ONLY IF necessary, do the next

two steps, otherwise go to 9).

• To adjust the hour, press

+ or -, then press

ON/OFF.

• To adjust the minutes, press + or -, then

press ON/OFF.

9. Press ON/OFF to confirm. Use the same

process when adjusting the time for DUSK.

Programming Events

Note: Program ON and OFF events as separate events.

1. Press MODE until PGM

appears on the display.

2. Press ON/OFF to confirm.

An event number flashes.

Note: If this is the first event,

you will see 01.

3. Press ON/OFF to confirm

the event number.

4. Use + to select the event type.

• ON - sets an ON event

• SKIP - stops the event

• OFF - sets an OFF event

5. Press ON/OFF to confirm.

6. Use + to select a time type.

• DAWN

• DUSK

• Fixed Time

7. Press ON/OFF to confirm.

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INSTALLATION

1. Disconnect the power at the service panel.

2. Remove wall switches, if applicable.

3. 7/16"

Strip the existing wire ends

to7/16".

4. Wire the timer into the wall box.

An example of single-pole and three-way wiring

follow. For other three-way wiring scenarios, go

towww.intermatic.com.

Single-Pole Wiring

A

B

D

C

ABlack — Connects to the hot (black) wire from the Power

Source

BBlue — Connects to the other wire (black) from the load

CRed — This wire is not used in single-switch installations.

Capwith a twist connector

DGreen — Connects to the supplied ground

Three-Way Wiring

Note: The distance between the timer and the remote

switch must not exceed 100 feet.

A

B

D

C

ABlack — Connect to the wire removed from the “COMMON”

terminal of the switch being replaced

BBlue — Connect to one of the other wires removed from the

switch being replaced. Record the wire color connected

to the blue wire for use during load-side installation

CRed — Connect to the remaining wire removed from the switch

being replaced. Record the wire color connected to the

red wire for use during load-side installation

DGreen — Connect to the supplied ground

Note: Connect the timer on the line-side.

Note: Consult a qualified electrician:

• If you have trouble differentiating the wiring

colors for the building.

• When using a single-pole switch at the

remote location for new construction or to

replace a dimmer switch, a lighted switch,

or a three-way switch without screw

terminals.

Finalizing Installation

1. Make sure the twist-on wire connectors

(provided) are secure, then tuck the wires into the

timer wall box, leaving room for the timer.

2. Using the provided screws, secure the timer to

the wall box.

3. Cover the timer with the wall plate and secure

using the provided screws.

4. For three-way wiring, install the remote switch in

a wall box. Cover the switch with the wall plate

and secure.

5. Reconnect the power at the service panel.

TESTING THE TIMER

1. To test the battery, press ON/OFF. The timer

should “click.”

2. Make sure the timer displays MAN mode during

testing.

3. For three-way wiring, test the remote switch in

each of its two positions by pressing ON/OFF

several times. The timer should “click” and the

controlled light or device (load) should turn ON

or OFF.

4. For three-way wiring, if the timer clicks, but the

load does not operate:

a. Disconnect the power at the service panel.

b. Re-check your wiring and make sure the

load is functional.

c. Reconnect the power at the service panel.

d. Retest.

5. For three-way wiring, if the timer clicks, but the

load only operates when the remote switch is

in one of its two positions, repeat Step 4, a-d,

paying close attention to the wiring that connects

with the red and blue wires of the timer.

Note: Consult a qualified electrician if the switch and timer

fail to operate as intended.

When the timer “clicks” and the controlled device

turns ON and OFF as appropriate, congratulations,

the timer is successfully installed! Enjoy your new

timer!

TROUBLESHOOTING

Observed Problem Possible Cause What To Do

Timer does not

switch ON/OFF

but display looks

normal.

Timer is not set in AUTO, RAND,

or MAN mode.

Press MODE

to select the

operational mode

you want to use.

Timer resets to

12:00.

Timer is installed in conjunction

with a contactor or motor load.

Install a line filter.

Timer won’t enter

Auto or Random

mode when you

press Mode.

No schedule is selected. Define a schedule

of events.

Timer switches at

incorrect times or

skips some of the

programmed times.

The active schedule has a

conflicting setting.

Review the settings

and revise them as

necessary.

Timer is in Random mode, which

varies switching times up to

+/-15 minutes.

Select the Auto

Mode.

The Astronomic and Defined

switching times are in conflict,

your DST may or may not

be turned on, and/or your

Astronomic Zone is not set to

Center, North, or South.

Note: Your timer automatically

skips any conflicting ON event as

summer approaches to prevent

unwanted operation of lights or

other controlled devices.

Review your

program settings

and revise them as

necessary.

Switching inductive loads,

such as electrical contactor or

motor load.

Add a noise filter

e.g., ET-NF. Connect

filter across load’s

coil.

Load only operates

when the remote

(three-way) switch

is in one position or

the timer ignores the

remote switch.

The remote switch is wired

incorrectly.

Recheck the wiring,

especially for the

jumper.

The timer ignores a

three-way remote

switch even though

it is wired correctly

or the load turns off

immediately after

being turned ON.

• The remote switch or timer is

wired wrong.

• There is an excessive length of

wire (greater than 100 feet).

• There is buried wire to the

remote switch.

• The remote switch is not

functioning properly or

worn out.

Contact a qualified

electrician.

The battery tray is

difficult to replace.

Battery is not seated in the tray.

• The tray is misaligned.

• The contact tabs of the tray

are bent

Seat the battery

in the tray, then

reinstall.

The timer operation

is sluggish or not

switching

ON/OFF at all.

Though the “BATT” message is

not being displayed, the battery

is getting weak.

Replace the battery.

To test the battery,

press the ON/OFF

button. The timer

should “click.”

Timer shows ON but

the light or other

controlled device

is OFF.

The light or controlled device

itself may be switched OFF.

Make sure the light

or controlled device

is switched ON and

plugged in.

Note: When installing either timer with a contactor or

motor load, a line filter is recommended.

LIMITED WARRANTY

For detailed warranty information, refer to the

Intermatic website at www.intermatic.com,

contact Intermatic by mail at Intermatic

Incorporated Customer Service / 7777 Winn Rd.,

Spring Grove, Illinois 60081¬9698, or by phone

at: 815-675-7000.

Note: To set a Fixed Time, press ON/OFF, then + or - to

adjust the hour. Press ON/OFF. Use the same

process to set minutes. Press ON/OFF to confirm.

8. Use + to select the days

the event runs.

• ALL - all seven days of

the week

• M-F - Monday through Friday

• WKD - Saturday and Sunday

• Individual day - select: SUN, MON, TUE,

WED, THU, FRI, or SAT

9. Press ON/OFF to confirm. The display reads

SAVE, then flashes the event number to

indicate the event is saved.

Note: To continue programming events, such as the

OFF event, use + to advance to the next event

number, then repeat steps 3 through 9.

Setting a Mode

AUTO Timer operates per your programmed schedule of

ON/OFF events.

RAND Timer operates your schedule at +/- 15 minutes

from the programmed time.

MAN Operates like a manual ON/OFF switch, disregards

any programmed events.

Note: To set the timer to recognize your programmed

events, press MODE to scroll to AUTO or RAND

only.

Changing Events

1. Press MODE until PGM

appears on the display.

2. Press ON/OFF to confirm.

An event number flashes.

Use + to find the correct

event number.

3. Press ON/OFF to confirm.

• To change the ON/OFF

status of an event, use

+ to select the event

type.

–ON - sets a previously OFF event to ON

–SKIP - suppresses the selected event

so it is not initiated by the timer. This is

helpful for unusual programming needs,

like vacation settings.

–OFF - sets a previously ON event to OFF

• To update an existing setting, press

ON/OFF until the setting to be updated

displays.

–Press + to adjust the setting.

4. Press ON/OFF to cycle through the program

until the display reads SAVE.

5. Press MODE to exit the programming menu.