ABB 2CSM258763R0621 User manual

D1 2CSM258763R0621
D1 PLUS 2CSM257583R0621
D1 PLUS 24 2CSM256403R0621
D1 PLUS 110 2CSM258673R0621
D1 SYNCHRO 2CSM257493R0621
D2 2CSM256313R0621
D2 PLUS 2CSM277583R0621
D2 SYNCHRO 2CSM277363R0621
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2CSM441021D6401
Digital time switch
Interruttore orario digitale
Int. horario digitale
Horloge digitale
Digitale Wochenschaltuhr
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Digital time switch
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Digitale Schakelklok
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D1
ABB SACE S.p.a.
V.le dell’Industria, 18
20010 Vittuone (MI)
ITALY
D KEY
D2
D1 PLUS, D1 PLUS 24,
D1 PLUS 110, D1 SYNCHRO
D2 PLUS,
D2 SYNCHRO
D KEY
MENU
reset
OK
1234567
06
12 18 24
MENU
reset
OK
1234567
06
12 18 24
MENU
reset
OK
1234567
1 2
06
12 18 24
MENU
reset
OK
1234567
1 2
06
12 18 24

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12:00:00
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3)
4)
5-2) D1 PLUS 24, D1 PLUS 110
5-1) D1, D1 PLUS
5-3) D2, D2 PLUS
6-1) D1 SYNCHRO 6-2) D2 SYNCHRO

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Contents
1 Description of equipment 1
1-1 Operational features 2
1-2 Technical features 3
1-3 Display (Fig. 1) 4
1-4 Function keys 5
1-5 Combined key functions 5
1-6 Connections 6
1-7 First switch ON 6
2 Menus and programming 7
2-1 Menus - overview 7
2-2 Forcing priority and programs 8
2-3 Create a new program 9
2-4 Check a program 11
2-5 Modify a program 11
2-6 Delete a program (fast method) 12
2-7 Copy a program 12
3 Clock programs and settings 12
3-1 Standard Program 13
3-2 Random Program 13
3-3 Cyclic Program 14
3-4 Holidays Program 14
3-6 Delete 15
3-7 Manual 16
3-8 Options 17
3-8-1 Languages 17
3-8-2 Date/Time 17
3-8-3 External input 19
3-8-4 Maintenance 20
3-8-5 Hour meter 21
3-8-6 Back-lighting 21
3-8-7 Warranty 21
4 External Memory Device (EMD) 22
1 Description of equipment
The digital time switch is a weekly programming clock which enables the automatic
switching on of different loads on the basis of a timed programming that is
sufficiently flexible to allow or exclude the activation depending on the day of the
week (for schools, offices, public places, etc.).
With the PLUS and SYNCHRO versions it is also possible to save-copy or read one
or more programs on different devices using the D KEY programming key.
Safety
Carefully read this manual before assembling the product and putting it into
operation.
This equipment must be assembled and connected solely by adequately
skilled personnel.
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The equipment contains a non-removable battery and it must not be disposed
of as urban waste but recycled in order to protect the environment. Failure to
comply with the requirements of EU Directive 2006/66, and the national
legislations for implementation of this Directive, for the disposal of
products at the end of their service life, is punishable by law.
1-1 Operational features
Model (series) D1 D1
Plus
D1
Synchro
D2 D2
Plus
D2
Synchro
Channels (circuits) 1 2
Programs which may
be memorised
64
Special programs
(Random, Cyclic,
Holiday)
Weekly/annual time
External input
Manual forcing
External Memory
Device EMD
GPS or DCF77
receiver (optional)
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1-2 Technical features
Power supply voltage 230 V AC +/- 10%
110 V AC +/- 10% (D1 Plus 110)
24 V AC / DC +/- 10% (D1 Plus 24)
Frequency 50-60 Hz
Protection rating IP20
Outlet type Potential-free relay exchange contact;
N.O. contact = 16(10)A / 250V~ (limited
current with Resistance for Zero Crossing
of high value);
N.C. contact = 16(2)A / 250V~
N.O./N.C. contacts = 16(2)A / 250V~ (D1
Plus 24, D1 Plus 110)
Maximum AC output N.O. 16(10)A / N.C. 16(2)A
N.O./N.C. 16(2) (D1 Plus 24, D1 Plus 110)
Operating temperature from -5°C to +55°C
Storage temperature from -10°C to +65°C
Absorption/Self-consumption 6.5 VA single channel / 7.8 VA twin channel
Cross-section of cables at terminals 1...6 mm²
CE standards LVD/EMC EN60730-2-7
Languages available on equipment Italian, English, German, French, Spanish,
Swedish, Portuguese, Dutch, Russian,
Polish, Greek
Backup in case of power failure 6 years from first switch on, guaranteed by
lithium battery
Nominal pulse voltage 4kV
Operational precision + 0.5 sec/day at 25°C

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Maximum pilotable power
3000W 3000W 1100W 900W
(125 μF)
7W - 23W (max.
23 lamps)
Models D1 PLUS 24 - D1 PLUS 110
2300W 2300W 1000W 500W
(70 μF)
7W - 23W (max.
18 lamps)
1-3 Display (Fig. 1)
Channel 1/Channel 2 OFF/ Channel deactivated
Manual forcing of channel ON / Channel active
Random programs Cyclic programs
Holidays icon Keyboard lock
GPS or DCF77 signal
reception indication
Scroll up
Program no. selected
P01-P64
Scroll down
The striped bar on the display also shows:
Progress, ref. Fig.2 (e.g. deletion ref. subsection 3-6).s
Display hours, ref. Fig.3.s
The display shows alternately (for a few seconds) the date and the time and
the programs or forcings set.
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1-4 Function keys
Enter main menu (from initial screen).s
Exit from any settings
Scroll list upwards.s
Increase a numerical value or change a parameter.s
Hold down to display status of channel 1 until button is releaseds
(under normal operation).
Scroll list downwards.s
Decrease a numerical value or change a parameter.s
Hold down to display status of channel 2 (twin channel models) untils
button is released (under normal operation).
Confirm proposed setting.s
Reset equipment (NOTE:The programs and external input settingss
are not deleted).
1-5 Combined key functions
Function Combined keys
Lock / unlock keys ( ).
+
2 secs.
Temporary manual forcing of channel 1
and 2 (ref. subsection 3-7).
Alternate pressure to change it from
TEMP ON to TEMP OFF.
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Function Combined keys
Permanent manual forcing of channel 1
and 2 (ref. subsection 3-7).
Press for 2 secs. to access PERM and
alternate pressure to change it from
PERM ON to PERM OFF.
+
+
2 secs.
+
+
2 secs.
Return to AUTO mode (if any manual
forcing has been activated). +
2 secs.
+
2 secs.
It is necessary to be on the initial screen to carry out any of the above-
mentioned functions
1-6 Connections
Maximum distance for external input: 100 m.
Connection of single channel and twin channel models
Ref. Fig. 5-1 to Fig.5-3.s
Connection of Synchro models
Single channel or twin channel Synchro models with GPS or DCF77 Antenna.
Ref. Fig. 6-1 to Fig.6-2.s
1-7 First switch ON
The equipment is supplied without any settings.
Press1. RESET with a pointed object to unlock the equipment (ref. Fig.4).
Set following data:2.
LANGUAGESs (ref. subsection 3-8-1).
DATE/TIMEs (Year, Month, Day, Time, Time Zone (ref. subsection 3-8-2)).
If there is a power failure, the Date/Time is memorised, and the digital switch:
disables relay(s),s
deactivates back-lighting, if active,s
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displays flashing date and time for 2 minutes, and then changes to stand-bys
mode (display switched OFF) storing all the programmed data, until the mains
power supply is reconnected or until a button which restarts the counter for the
stand-by mode is pressed for more than 1 sec.
2 Menus and programming
2-1 Menus - overview
The menus listed from 1 to 8 are in the sequence present in the equipment.
FREE PRG NO.
CHANNEL (only
twin channel)
DAY
ON/OFF TIME
END/ANNUAL
FREE PRG NO.
CHANNEL (only
twin channel)
DAY
ON/OFF TIME
END/ANNUAL
FREE PRG NO.
CHANNEL (only
twin channel)
DAY
ON/OFF TIME
TIME ON/OFF
END/ANNUAL
FREE PRG NO.
CHANNEL (only twin
channels)
TIME OFF
DAY/MONTH OFF
TIME ON
DAY/MONTH ON
CHECK
MODIFY
ERASE
SING PROG
ALL PROG
HOLIDAYS
CHANNEL (only
twin channel)
AUTO
PERM OFF
PERM ON
TEMP ON
TEMP OFF
LANGUAGE
TIME SET
EXTER *
MAINTENAN
HOURMETER
BACKLIGHT
WARRANTY
* Excluding Synchro models.
3 41 2
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Press1. MENU.
The first menu which may be selected appears (P Standard)»
Scroll the various menus using keys2. .
Confirm desired menu with3. OK.
2-2 Forcing priority and programs
A priority is assigned to every type of
program, as shown alongside.
Take the priorities into consideration
when various types of programs are
programmed for the same period of time.
19 00 20 00 22 00 000 200 400 600 800
19 00 20 00 22 00 000 200 400 600 800
19 00 20 00 22 00 000 200 400 600 800
19 00 20 00 22 00 000 200 400 600 800
19 00 20 00 22 00 000 200 400 600 800
18 00
18 00
18 00
18 00
18 00
STD STD
STD
P01: Standard Program
ON 19:00 - OFF 22:00
P02: Standard Program
ON 00:00 - OFF 06:00
P03: Random Program
ON 20:00 - OFF 00:00
P04: Cyclic Program
ON 19:00 - OFF 22:00
P05: Cyclic Program
ON 02:00 - OFF 06:00
P06: Random Program
ON 04:00 - OFF 06:00
Highest priority
Manual forcing
External input
External Memory Device
(EMD)
Holiday program
Cyclic/Random program
Standard program
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