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This Emerson Research model JMK2442 security timer allows you to program a lamp in your house to turn on and off automatically to
create the impression that the house is occupied even when no one is at home. You can program up to 4 different Onand Offtimes
within 24 hours, and you can select from among the following operation options:
Every Day, Monday thru Saturday, Weekdays Only, Weekends Only, or any individual day.
In addition you can select Random operation to vary the programmed On and Off times by up to 75 minutes, rather than have the lights
turn On and Off at exactly the same time each day.
The timer also includes a second untimedAC outlet, not controlled by the timer. This means that if you currently have two devices
plugged in to your AC outlet you do not losethe use of one of the outlets when you connect this timer. Simply plug the other device that
does not require timer control into the untimedoutlet.
Because this timer uses Emersons patented SmartSet® auto time setting technology it will automatically reset itself after any power
interruption, and Daylight Saving Time adjustments are made automatically through the year 2099.
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Model: JMK2442 SmartSet® Lamp Control Security Timer
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1.) MODE Button.
2.) TIME ZONE/RANDOM Button.
3.) PROGRAM Button.
4.) TIME Button.
5.) MONTH/DATE Button.
6.) EXTRA UNTIMED OUTLET With Cover.
7.) Multi-Function LCD Display.
8.) TIMED OUTLET.
9.) UP Button.
10.) DOWN Button.
11.) RESET Button (On Back Cabinet).
12.) ON/OFF Button.
13.) Lithium Battery Compartment.
Location of Controls and Indicators
Initial Set Up
Battery Information
The long life 3V lithium battery (Type CR2032) is pre-installed in the timer. There is no need to install any battery at this time. The original
battery should provide back up power for between 3 and 5 years at a minimum. When it is time to replace the battery a Low Battery
indicator will begin flashing in the display. Refer to the Replacing The Battery” section in these instructions.
Display and Backlighting Information
Battery Power
When the timer is not connected to the AC outlet, the built in battery will power the display. Pressing any one of the control buttons will turn
the display On. This allows you to program the timer and make all necessary adjustments while holding the timer in your hand. The display
will turn Off again 60 seconds after the last control input.
Note: The display backlighting does not come on until the timer is connected to the AC outlet.
AC Power
When the timer is connected to your AC outlet the display remains On constantly. Pressing any one of the control buttons will turn on the
display backlighting for 10 seconds. After 10 seconds with no control input the display backlighting goes Off automatically, but the display
remains On.
Setting The Time For The Correct Zone
The first time that you press any button on the timer the display will turn On and show the correct time in the Eastern Time zone. Eastern
Time is the initial default setting. If Daylight Saving Time is in effect, the DST indicator will appear in the display. If the DST indicator does
not appear in the display, the time displayed is Eastern Standard Time.
If you live in the Eastern Time zone, there is nothing else to do. The clock is already set correctly. If you live in a different time zone you
must set the timer for your own zone as follows:
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1.)Press any button to turn the display On. The display shows Eastern Time.
2.)Press the TIME ZONE/RANDOM button once.
The display will show ET indicating the Eastern Time zone.
Depress and hold the TIME ZONE/RANDOM button until the ET indicator flashes, then release the
button.
3.)While the ET indicator is flashing, press the UP or DOWN buttons to select your own time zone according to the following table:
AT Atlantic Time Zone.PT Pacific Time Zone.CT Central Time Zone.
YT Yukon Time Zone.MT Mountain Time Zone.HT Hawaiian Time Zone.
4.)When your time zone is flashing in the display press the TIME ZONE/RANDOM button once more. The selected zone indicator stops
flashing and the display will show the correct time in the zone that you selected.
Manual Time, Month/Date, and Year Adjustments
Although your timer was pre-programmed with the correct time at our factory it is possible that over time it may gain or lose a few minutes,
especially if it is not connected to the AC outlet for long periods of time. If it become necessary to adjust the Time, Month/Date, or Year
display, remove the timer from the AC outlet, and then:
1.)Press any button to turn the display On if necessary.
2.)Depress and hold the TIME button until the time display begins flashing.
3.)Press the UP or DOWN button to set the display to the correct time.
4.)Press the TIME button once more. The display stops flashing and the new time is set.
5.)If necessary to adjust the Month/Date, depress the MONTH/DATE button until the current Month/Date
display begins flashing. Press the UP or DOWN buttons to set the display to the correct date,
then press the MONTH/DATE button once more to enter the new date and return to the correct time
display.
6.)If necessary to adjust the Year, depress the MONTH/DATE and TIME buttons together until the current
Year display begins flashing. Press the UP or DOWN buttons to set the display to the correctct
year, then press the MONTH/DATE button once more to enter the new year and return to the correct
time display.
To check the date at any time, press the MONTH/DATE button once. The display changes from Time to Month/Date for 5 seconds and
then returns to the Time display.
To check the year at any time, press the MONTH/DATE and TIME buttons together. The display changes from Time to Year for 5
seconds and then returns to the Time display.
Programming The On/Off Timer Settings
This SmartSet® timer has 4 separate On/Off programs that can be set to switch a lamp on and off at 4 different times within a 24 hour
period. In addition each of the 4 programs may be set to operate everyday, Monday thru Saturday, weekdays only, weekends only or for
any one day.
To make the programming process a little easier we have set the following On and Off times as the defaults for each of the 4 programs:
P1ON Time 5:00 PM / OFF Time 9:00 PM.
P2ON Time 6:00 PM / OFF Time 10:00 PM.
P3On Time 7:00 PM / OFF Time 11:00 PM.
P4ON Time 8:00 PM / OFF Time 12:00 AM.
In addition the default setting for each of the 4 programs is Everyday operation.
To change the settings for any of the individual programs proceed as follows:
Press the PROGRAM button to select the specific program that you wish to change.
Each time you press the PROGRAM button the display advances from P1 > P2 > P3 > P4 > P1, etc.
The display will show the turn ontime for each program and all 7 day indicators will appear to show that
the program is set for Everyday operation.
When the turn ontime is on the display you can press the UP or DOWN button to change the
display to the turn offtime.
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To change the On, Day Mode, and Offsettings for Program 1:
1.) When the Ontime is showing on the display depress the PROGRAM button for 2 seconds until the
Ontime and Day indicators begin flashing and the AUTO indicator appears.
This is your indication that Program 1 is On’.
2.) Press the UP or DOWN button adjust the turn Ontime as desired.
3.) If you wish to adjust the Day Mode, press the MODE button repeatedly to scroll through the Day Mode options as follows:
All Indicators Flashing – The timer will operate every day.
Monday thru Saturday operation.
Monday thru Friday operation.
Saturday / Sunday operation.
Sunday only.
Monday only.
Tuesday only.
Wednesday only.
Thursday only.
Friday only
Saturday only
When the desired Day Mode is flashing, press the PROGRAM button again. The Offtime begins
flashing in the display.
4.) Press the UP or DOWN buttons to adjust the turn Offtime as desired.
5.) When the desired Offtime is flashing press the PROGRAM button once more. The display returns to the Ontime.
After 5 seconds the display exits the Program setting mode and return to the correct time. The AUTO indicator disappears.
To change the settings for Programs 2, 3, or 4, press the PROGRAM button until the desired Program number appears and the display is
showing the turn Ontime for that program. Then follow steps 1 – 5 above to change the settings for that program.
To Enable or Disable The Programs
When you enter the Ontime setting mode for any one of the programs, that program is automatically turned On(Enabled). The AUTO
indicator appears in the display together with the specific program number and any lamp connected to the Timedoutlet of this timer will
be switched onand offaccording to the programmed settings.
To cancel (Disable) one or more of the programs, press the PROGRAM button repeatedly to scroll through the 4 Ontime displays. If the
AUTO indicator appears together with any of the Program indicators, that program is On(Enabled).
To cancel (Disable) that program so that it does not operate, press the ON/OFF button. The AUTO indicator disappears and that specific
program is cancelled.
Pressing the ON/OFF button, while any of the 4 program indicators appears on the display, switches that specific program Onor Off’.
To Disable all of the Programs, press the MODE button when the display is showing the correct time. All of the Program indicators will
disappear from the display and all the timer programs are disabled.
To Enable all of the Programs, press the MODE button again. The Program indicators will reappear in the display and all of the Programs
are enabled again.
Random Mode
The Random Mode provides an extra measure of security by randomly varying the programmed Onand Offtimes so that the lamp
connected to this timer is not turning on and off at exactly the same time each day. The variation in the Onand Offtime ranges
from 0 minutes to 75 minutes.
To activate the Random Mode, press the PROGRAM button to display the P1 turn Ontime, then press
the RANDOM button. The RANDOM indicator appears. The display returns to correct time in 5 seconds.
NOTE: When the Random Mode is selected it will apply to all of the timer programs that are On(Enabled).
To cancel the Random Mode, press the PROGRAM button to display the P1 turn Ontime, then press the RANDOM button again. The
RANDOM indicator disappears.
Final Connections
After adjusting one or more of the 4 programs with your desired On, Off, and Day Mode settings, connect the timer to your AC outlet.
Connect the lamp that you wish to control to the TIMED OUTLET of this timer.
IMPORTANT! REMEMBER TO SET YOUR LAMP SWITCH TO THE ONPOSITION. THIS TIMER CAN TURN YOUR LAMP ON’
AND OFFWHEN THE LAMP SWITCH IS IN THE “ON” POSITION, BUT IT CANNOT TURN ONYOUR LAMP IF THE LAMP
SWITCH IS IN THE “OFF” POSITION.
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NOTE: To switch the lamp that is connected to the TIMED OUTLETOnor Offat any time, press the ON/OFF button.
Use the “EXTRA UNTIMED OUTLETto power a second device intended for continuous, uninterrupted operation.
Replacing The Battery
When the Low battery indicator begins flashing you should purchase a replacement CR2032 lithium battery as soon as possible.
Remove the timer from your AC outlet and remove the battery holder from the timer as shown.
Remove the original battery and install the new battery as illustrated.
The timer can maintain all of the programmed settings for about 5 minutes even after the original battery
is removed, so be sure you have purchased a fresh battery and have it ready to install before you
disconnect the timer from your AC outlet.
If the timer is disconnected from the AC outlet and the battery is removed for more than 5 minutes, the
timer memory may be erased and all settings must be reprogrammed after a fresh battery is installed.
Timer Protection Circuit / Resetting The Timer
This timer is equipped with a special protection circuit designed to prevent permanent damage
from sudden spikesin you household AC power supply.
If such a power spikeoccurs the timer may freezeand all of the controls will be inoperable.
If this occurs, use the tip of a straightened paper clip of similar object to press the RESET
button on the back panel of the timer cabinet.
NOTE: Pressing the RESET button erases the timer memory. All indicators in the display
will turn Onfor one second, and then the timer will return to its original factory default
settings. It will be necessary for you to reset the Time Zone, Year, Month/Date, Time,
and all timer program settings.
CR2032
JMK2442-041107-02 Printed in China
Emerson Radio Corp. warrants manufacturing defects in original material, including
original parts and workmanship, under normal use and conditions, for a period of
ninety (90) days from the date of original purchase in the U.S. With your dated
proof of purchase, we will provide repair service at no charge for labor and parts at
an authorized Depot Repair Facility, or replace the product in our discretion. For
repair or replacement, pack your unit in a padded box, enclose your check or money
order payable to Emerson Radio Corp. in the amount of $5.00 (not required by
California residents) to cover shipping and handling costs, and enclose a copy of
your proof of purchase. Send your unit to:
Emerson Radio Corp.,
5101 Statesman Drive,
Irving, TX 75063.
1-800-898-9020.
This warranty does not cover damage from negligence, misuse, abuse, accident,
failure to follow operating instructions, commercial use, rental, repairs by an
unauthorized facility, or products purchased, used, serviced or damaged outside of
the United States.
THIS WARRANTY GIVES YOU SPECIFIC LEGAL RIGHTS, AND YOU MAY
ALSO HAVE OTHER RIGHTS WHICH VARY FROM STATE TO STATE.
AU898H
LIMITED WARRANTY
Risk Of Electric Shock
Do not open or tamper with unit.
Plug directly into an electric outlet.
For indoor use only.
Remove timer from outlet before cleaning.
Keep children away from timer and outlet.
SAFETY WARNING
Risk Of Fire
For only 120V AC 60Hz voltage usage.
Do not use to control irons and cooking appliances, etc.
Do not exceed the recommended electrical ratings.
Ratings:
Rated Impluse Voltage = 1500V.
Maximum Power Output: 1800W.
Type of Disconnection: Type 1B.
For household use only.
Warnings:
Do not use the timer to turn off power for maintenance work (repairs, removing broken bulbs, etc).
Always turn power off at the service panel by removing a fuse or tripping the circuit breaker before doing any electric repairs.
Never Submerge Unit Into Water

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