Defiant 49808 User manual

Use and Care Guide
DAYLIGHT ADJUSTING INDOOR DIGITAL TIMER
IP07232014 HOMEDEPOT.com
Please contact 1-866-308-3976 for further assistance.
Item #457-864
Model #49808
UPC #043180498083
Before You Begin
Product Features
□Pre-programmed sunrise and sunset times that adjust automatically throughout the year
based on your location.
□Set one or more ON/OFF settings for each day of the week, daily cycles, or weekday -
weekend cycles
□Stores up to 7 individual programs
□A Random feature which turns the lights off and on between 30 minutes before and after the
programmed time, giving the appearance that somebody is currently home
□2 grounded outlets
Product Specications
RATINGS
125 VAC, 60 Hz 15A General Purpose /
Resistive
1250 W(10A)
Tungsten 1/2 HP Motor
Safety Information
WARNING
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK:
Plug directly into an electrical outlet
Do not use in wet locations
Use indoors only
Unplug the timer before cleaning
Keep children away
RISK OF FIRE:
Do not use to control appliances that contain heating elements
[cooking appliances, heatrs, irons, etc.]
Do not exceed electrical ratings
Do not use with extension cords
Programming Instructional Video
To view an instructional video on how to program this product:
1. Go to www.homedepot.com and enter either the Item or Model number found in the top right
corner of this instruction sheet in the search field.
2. Click on your product from the list of search results and click on the video link in the Product
Overview section.
Initial Setup
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Timer display shown in standard Clock mode:
Part Description
A
RCL/RND: When programming press to clear the ON/OFF setting. When in Clock mode, push
to activate the random feature, which turns the lights off and on between 30 minutes before
and after the programmed time, giving the appearnce that somebody is currently home.
BSET: Hold for 5 seconds to set the clock/date. Push to conrm a setting and move to the
next option.
CPROGRAM: Hold 5 seconds to program ON/OFF timer settings. Push when programming is
complete to activate the timer.
DUP/DOWN: Scroll through the Settings options.
ERESET: Press and hold with a toothpick to clear all settings on the timer.
FON/OFF: ON=Always ON, Auto=Timer is active, OFF=Always OFF
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1 SETTING UP THE TIMER FOR THE FIRST TIME
NOTE: Upon initial setup, you will be following Steps 1 through 2. The timer will automatically
return to clock mode (clock displayed on the timer display) if no buttons are pressed for 1
minute. If this happens, press and hold the SET button for 5 seconds and continue pressing
SET to scroll through the settings to return to where you last left off in the set up process.
If the LCD screen is displaying numbers, you are ready to program and can proceed with
these steps. If the screen is blank, plug in the timer and leave for two hours to charge the
internal battery before programing.
a. Use a toothpick or sharp pencil to push the RESET
button. The screen will go blank briey and then
display 12:00 AM.
b. Press and hold SET for 5 seconds until the hour
begins to ash. Release the button. See Figure 1.
Figure 1
AM
AUTO
TH
c. Press UP/DOWN to adjust the hour. Press SET to
conrm. The default is 12 AM. Take note of the AM/
PM on the upper left of the screen when setting the
hour.
d. Press UP/DOWN to adjust the minute. Press SET to
conrm.
e. Press UP/DOWN to adjust the year. Press SET to
conrm.
f. Press UP/DOWN to adjust the month. Press SET to
conrm. See Figure 2.
Figure 2
DAY
MONTH YEAR
g. Press UP/DOWN to adjust the day. Press SET to
conrm.
h. Press UP/DOWN to select DST ON or DST OFF and
press SET to conrm. DST stands for Daylight
Savings Time. If DST is set to ON, this feature
automatically resets the times in the timer to match
the current time change. The default DST time
change is 2:00 am, the second Sunday of March,
and then the rst Sunday in November. Press SET to
conrm. See Figure 3.
Figure 3
MONTH YEAR
DST ON
i. When the timer display ashes NOR, proceed to
Step 2 – SETTING THE DAWN/DUSK REGION.
2 SETTING THE DAWN/DUSK REGION
IMPORTANT: This step does not set your time zone. In this step you are identifying your location based
on this map to ensure an accurate sunup and sunset time for your area.
a. View the map below and determine which area best ts your location (see Figure 4). Press
UP/DOWN to scroll through the available areas in the timer and press SET at the appropriate
area. The options are:
□NOR: North
□CENT: Central
□SOU: South
□HI: Hawaii
□ALAS: Alaska
b. The timer display shows SUNUP and the timer’s pre-set SUNUP time with the HOUR blinking.
This SUNUP time should be close to the time the sun rises in your area. If this time is
acceptable, press SET twice to proceed to step d. To revise the SUNUP time, proceed to
stepc.
c. To revise the SUNUP setting, press UP and DOWN as needed to adjust the hour. Pay attention
to the AM and PM at the top of the timer display. Press SET to conrm the hour and then
press UP and DOWN as needed to set the minutes. Press SET to conrm the minutes.
d. When SUNSET ashes on the timer display, repeat step b.
Figure 4
NORTH
ALASKA
HAWAII
NORTH
CENTRAL
CENTRAL
SOUTH
SOUTH
CONTINUE TO PAGE 2 TO COMPLETE SETUP AND PROGRAMMING

Use and Care Guide
DAYLIGHT ADJUSTING INDOOR DIGITAL TIMER
IP07232014 2 HOMEDEPOT.com
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Programming
1 PROGRAMMING THE ON/OFF DAYS
This timer is capable of storing 7 programmable times (PROG 1 – PROG 7) to allow for various
ON/OFF times for different days of the week.
NOTE: The timer automatically returns to clock mode if no buttons are pressed for 1
minute. If this happens during any part of this procedure, press and hold PROG for 5
seconds and then press SET to scroll through the previously-congured settings until you
reach your desired location on the timer display.
a. Press and hold PROG for 5 seconds. A blank PROG 1 screen appears on the timer display
indicating the timer is ready for you to begin conguring the rst program ON/OFF times
(see Figure 5).
Figure 5
b. Press SET. The days of the week begin to ash along the bottom of the timer display (see
Figure 6). Press UP and DOWN to scroll through individual days followed by these day
combinations:
□Monday, Wednesday, Friday
□TU, TH, SA
□SA SU
□M - F
□M - Sunday
Figure 6
c. Press SET to conrm your desired days of the week setting.
d. Proceed to step 2 to set the times the timer will turn ON and OFF.
2 PROGRAMMING THE ON/OFF TIMES
a. Choose from one of these three options to begin conguring the timer’s ON time. The
Custom Time screen is the rst option to appear on the timer display. To access the
SUNUP or SUNSET screens, press the UP and DOWN buttons until you reach your desired
screen. Proceed to step b when you are nished setting one of these three options:
□Custom Time: When this screen appears (see
Figure 7), press SET. The hour begins to ash.
Press UP and DOWN to select the hour you want
your timer to turn ON. Pay attention to the AM and
PM setting in the top left corner of the screen.
Press SET to set your desired hour. Next, press UP
and DOWN until you reach your desired minute
setting. Press SET again to conrm.
Figure 7
□SUNUP: This option will set the timer to turn
ON/OFF at the timer’s pre-programmed SUNUP
setting. When you reach this screen (see FIgure
8), press SET to set the timer’s ON time to the
SUNUP time that is displayed.
Figure 8
□SUNSET: This option will set the timer to turn
ON/OFF at the timer’s pre-programmed SUNSET
setting. When you reach this screen (see Figure
9), press SET to set the timer’s ON time to the
SUNSET time that is displayed.
Figure 9
b. When the PROG 1 OFF screen appears on the timer display (see Figure 10), repeat
steps1b through 2a to set the timer’s OFF time.
Figure 10
c. Repeat steps 1b through 2b to continue conguring any additional ON/OFF times (PROG
2 – PROG 7). To end this process at any time, press PROG to return to clock mode.
d. Once all programming is complete, make sure your lamp or device is set to ON and AUTO
shows at the top of the timer display. If the timer does not display AUTO, press ON/OFF
until AUTO displays.
e. Plug the timer into an outlet.
f. Plug the lights or devices into the receptacles located on either side of the timer.
g. When set to AUTO, the timer will cycle through the congured program (PROG) ON/OFF
settings, turning your lamps/devices on and off based on the ON/OFF times congured
in the timer.
Additional Programming Options
1 REVIEWING PROGRAMS
To view an ON/OFF (PROG) setting:
a. Press and hold the PROG button for 5 seconds.
b. When the timer display begins to ash, press UP to scroll through all of the currently congured programs (PROG).
c. If you wish to add an additional On/Off (PROG) setting, press UP to scroll through all of the currently congured programs (PROG)
until you reach a blank program (displayed as --:--). In Figure 11, Program 3 is empty and is ready to be congured:
d. Complete steps 1b through 2b in Programming to nish adding on/off times. Figure 11
2 DELETING PROGRAMS
If, at any time, you wish you add or remove any ON/OFF (PROG) settings, follow these procedures:
To remove an ON/OFF (PROG) setting:
a. Press PROG for 5 seconds.
b. When the timer display begins to ash, press UP until you reach the ON/OFF time (PROG) that you wish to remove.
c. Press RCL/RND to remove the ON time. The display shows “--:--“.
d. Press UP. When the OFF screen displays on the timer display, press RCL/RND again to remove the OFF time.
e. Press UP to scroll through any additional ON/OFF times you wish to remove. Press PROG to nish and return to clock mode.
3 SETTING THE RANDOM (RND) SECURITY OPTION
This program feature will turn lights ON and OFF using the programed times + or - 30 minutes, giving the house a more lived in appearance while you are away.
a. Press RCL/RND to activate the Random feature while in Clock mode. The screen will display RND in the top right corner.
b. Press RCL/RND again to deactivate the Random feature and return the timer to its set programming.
Additional Features
1 USING THE MANUAL OVERRIDE FEATURE (OPTIONAL)
If at any time you wish to manually override the timer:
□Press ON/OFF until ON displays to set your lamps/devices to always be ON.
□Press ON/OFF until OFF displays to set your lamps/devices to always be OFF.
NOTE: To turn manual override off and enable your programs, press ON/OFF until the timer says AUTO.
FCC NOTE
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC and Industry Canada license-exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any
interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
FCC NOTE: The manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or TV interference caused by unauthorized modications to this equipment. Such modications could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for aClass B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in aresidential
installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with theinstructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee
that interference will not occur in a particular installation.If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user isencouraged to try to correct
the interference by one or more of the following measures:
-- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
-- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
-- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit differentfrom that to which the receiver is connected.
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help
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