GE SunSmart Digital Timer User manual

In-wall
SunSmart™ Digital Timer
Installing the timer on the LOAD Side
1. Using the Load Side of Figure 3 as a visual reference, remove the LOAD Side 3-way
switch and the four wires, labeling the wire removed from the common terminal as
LOAD (4) and the wires from the HOT terminals (H) as Traveler-1 (5) and Traveler-2 (7).
2. Using the Timer On LOAD Side of Figure 4 as a visual reference for the remaining
steps, connect the LOAD wire (4) to the LOAD terminal of the timer.
3. Connect the Traveler-2 wire (7) to LINE terminal of the timer.
4. Connect the Traveler-1 wire (5) to the TRAVELER terminal of the timer.
5. Connect the white Neutral wire (2) from the switch box to the NEUTRAL terminal of
the timer. More neutral wires may be bundled in the back of the switch box; there
may be several neutral wires bound together with a wire nut. Add the Neutral wire
to the other neutral wires bound together, ensuring the wire nut is tight. If needed
use included jumper.
6. Connect the green Ground wire (3) in the switch box to the GROUND terminal of
the timer.
7. Carefully tuck the wires into the switch box, leaving room for the timer.
8. Use the supplied screws to install the timer, being careful not to crush or pinch the
wires.
9. Restore power at the circuit breaker or fuse box.
10. Verify that the LOAD turns ON/OFF when you manually turn the timer ON and
OFF. Perform this test with the remote switch in both positions. You should hear
the timer relay click ON/OFF. If you hear the relay click but the LOAD does not turn
ON/OFF properly, check your wiring.
11. If the load does not operate properly, disconnect the power at the circuit breaker or
fuse box. Then swap the Traveler-2 (Line) wire (7) and Traveler-1 wire (5) on the timer.
Timer on the LINE side 3-way installation instructions
NOTE: If you are unsure or unclear about this installation or if the wires in your box do
not match the manual (not all switch boxes have neutral wires), contact a qualified,
licensed electrician.
Preparing the switch on the LOAD side
1. Disconnect the power from the circuit by turning off the circuit breaker or removing
the fuse from the fuse box.
2. Using the Switch On LOAD Side of Figure 5 as a visual reference, label and remove
the LOAD wire (4) from the common terminal (C) and the Traveler-2 wire (7) from the
HOT terminal (H).
3. Using Figure 6 as a visual reference, connect the jumper wire (6) (supplied), the LOAD
wire (4) from the common terminal (C), and the Traveler-2 wire (7) together. You
should have three wires connected with one wire nut. If needed use the included
jumper.
4. Connect the other end of the jumper wire (6) back to the common terminal (C) on
the switch. Consider recording the marking/color coding of the Traveler-1 (5) and
Traveler-2 (7) wires so you can tell them apart for later use.
5. Carefully tuck the wires into the switch box leaving room for the timer.
6. Install the switch back into the box.
Installing the timer on the LINE side
1. Using the LINE Side of Figure 5 as a visual reference, remove the LINE Side 3-way
switch and the four wires, labeling the wire removed from the common terminal
(C) as LINE (1) and the wires from the HOT terminals (H) as Traveler-1 (5) and
Traveler-2 (7).
2. Using the Timer on LINE Side of Figure 6 as a visual reference for the remaining
steps, connect the LINE wire (1) to the LINE terminal of the timer.
3. Connect the white Neutral wire (2) to the NEUTRAL terminal of the timer. More
neutral wires may be bundled together in the back of the switch box; there may be
several neutral wires bound together with a wire nut. Add the Neutral wire to the
other neutral wires bound together, ensuring the wire nut is tight.
4. Connect the Traveler-1 wire (5) to the TRAVELER terminal of the timer and the
Traveler-2 wire (7) to the LOAD terminal of the timer.
5. Connect the green Ground wire (3) to the GROUND terminal of the timer.
6. Carefully tuck the wires into the switch box, leaving room for the timer.
7. Use the supplied screws to install the timer, being careful not to crush or pinch the
wires.
8. Restore power at the circuit breaker or fuse box.
9. Verify that theLOAD turns ON/OFF when you manually turn the timer ON and OFF.
Perform this test with the remote switch in both positions. You should hear the timer
relay click ON/OFF. If you hear the relay click but the LOAD does not turn ON/OFF
properly, check your wiring.
10. If the load does not operate properly, disconnect the power at the circuit breaker or
fuse box. Then swap the Traveler-2 (LOAD) wire (7) and Traveler-1 wire (5) at the timer
or the toggle switch.
TRAVELER
LOADLINE
NEUTRAL
Typical Wiring Diagram for a 3-way installation
with timer on line side
Figure 6 - Connecting thetimer wires fora 3-way
installation -timer on line side
1 = Line
2 = Neutral
3 = Ground
4 = Load
5 = Traveler-1
6 = Jumper
*7 = Traveler-2
C = Common
terminal
2
7
5
6
3
Ground
SWITCH ON LOAD SIDE
4Load
C
Figure 5 - Typical wiring
schematic for 3-way installation
5
1
7
Hot Side
Line
LINE SIDE LOAD SIDE
C
H H
5
4
7
C
H H
Load
In a typical 3-way application there are two 3-way switches. The switch on the
“HOT” side has the common terminal tied to 120VAC. The switch on the “LOAD”
side has the common terminal tied to the load that the switches turn off and on.
Line
Neutral
Traveler-2 (Load)
Ground
Traveler-1
5
3
7
1
2
TIMER ON LINE SIDE
33
Ground
*Traveler-2 (7) carries Load
to the timer
HH
Changing the faceplate
This device includes a light almond faceplate. To switch
faceplates, proceed as follows:
1. Gently remove the white faceplate using a flat head
screwdriver. Find the slots at the bottom left or right of
the white faceplate and pry the faceplate loose (see
Figure 1). Work around the faceplate until it pops off.
2. Find the light almond faceplate in the package. Place
the new faceplate into position and carefully push the
bottom of the faceplacte until it snaps into place.
Single-pole Installation
NOTE: If you are unsure or unclear about this installation or if the wires in your box do
not match the manual (not all switch boxes have neutral wires), contact a qualified,
licensed electrician.
Installation instructions (single-pole)
1. Turn OFF the main power at the circuit breaker or fuse box.
2. Remove the existing switch.
3. Connect the timer to the wall box wires as shown in Figure 2.
a) Connect the hot/live LINE wire to the LINE terminal of the timer.
b) Connect the hot/live LOAD wire to the LOAD terminal of the timer.
c) Connect the Ground wire to the GROUND terminal of the timer.
d) Connect the Neutral wire to the NEUTRAL terminal of the timer. Often the Neutral
wire can be found in the back of the wire box connected with a wire nut. There may
be several neutral wires bound together. Add the timer Neutral wire to the other
neutral wires, bound together making sure the wire nut is tight. If needed use the
included jumper.
4. Ensure that all terminals are tightened to between 8.85 and 12.39 lbf-in., and tuck the
wires into the wall box, leaving room for the timer.
5. Use the screws to mount the timer to the wall box, being careful not to crush any
wires.
6. Reinstall your wallplate.
7. Turn the main power on at the circuit breaker.
8. If the timer does not turn on, disconnect the power at the circuit breaker or fuse box.
Swap the LINE and LOAD wires on the timer. Remount the timer and wallplate, then
restore power at the fuse box or circuit breaker.
Timer on LOAD side 3-way installation instructions
NOTE: If you are unsure or unclear about this installation or if the wires in your box do
not match the manual (not all switch boxes have neutral wires), contact a qualified,
licensed electrician.
Preparing the switch on the LINE Side
1. Disconnect the power from the circuit by turning off the circuit breaker or removing
the fuse from the fuse box.
2. Using the LINE Side of Figure 3 as a visual reference, label and remove the LINE wire
(1) from the common terminal (C) and the Traveler-2 wire (7) from the HOT terminal (H).
3. Using Figure 4 as a visual reference, connect the jumper wire (6) (supplied), the LINE
wire (1) from the common terminal (C), and the Traveler-2 wire (7) together. You should
have three wires connected with one wire nut.
4. Connect the other end of the jumper wire (6) back to the common terminal (C) on
the switch. Consider recording the marking/color coding of the Traveler-1 (5) and
Traveler-2 (7) wires so you can tell them apart for later use.
5. Carefully tuck the wires into the box, leaving room for the switch.
6. Install the switch back into the box.
TRAVELER
LOADLINE
NEUTRAL
Figure 3 - Typical wiring
schematic for 3-way installation
2
7
5
6
1
3
Ground
C
Typical Wiring Diagram for 3-way installation
with timer on load side
Load
Line
5
1
7
33
Hot Side
Line
Ground
LINE SIDE
SWITCH ON LINE SIDE
LOAD SIDE
TIMER ON LOAD SIDE
C
H H
5
4
7
C
H H
Figure 4 - Connecting the timer wires for a
3-way installation - timer on load side
Load
1 = Line
2 = Neutral
3 = Ground
4 = Load
5 = Traveler-1
6 = Jumper
*7 = Traveler-2
C = Common
terminal
In a typical 3-way application there are two 3-way switches. The switch on the
“HOT” side has the common terminal tied to 120VAC. The switch on the “LOAD”
side has the common terminal tied to the load that the switches turn on and off.
Load
Neutral
Traveler-2 (Line)
Ground
Traveler-1
5
3
7
4
2
*Traveler-2 (7) carries Line to the timer
H H
Installation
Instructions
Figure 1 - Removing the faceplate
TIMER
WALL BOX
Line
TRAVELER
LOADLINE
NEUTRAL
Included Neutral Jumper
Load
Ground
Figure 2 - Connecting the timer wires for single-pole installation
5/8” (1.6cm)
Wire Strip Length
WIRE
Step-by-Step
Instructional Video
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
•SHUT OFF POWER AT FUSE BOX OR
CIRCUIT BREAKER BEFORE INSTALLATION
•DO NOT USE IN WET LOCATIONS
•USE INDOORS ONLY
WARNING
RISK OF FIRE
•DO NOT USE TO CONTROL APPLIANCES THAT CONTAIN HEATING
ELEMENTS (COOKING APPLIANCES, HEATERS, IRONS, ETC.)
•DO NOT EXCEED ELECTRICAL RATINGS
•DO NOT USE TO CONTROL RECEPTACLES
•USE COPPER WIRE ONLY WITH THIS DEVICE
•TIGHTEN ALL CONNECTIONS TO 1-1.4 N-m (8.85 TO 12.39 LBF-IN.)
•FOR SUPPLY CONNECTIONS, USE 14 AWG OR LARGER WIRE
RATED AT LEAST 75°C.
•FOR GROUNDING LEAD, USE 12 AWG OR LARGER WIRE RATED
AT LEAST 75°C.

In-wall
SunSmart™ Digital Timer
Installing the timer on the LOAD Side
1. Using the Load Side of Figure 3 as a visual reference, remove the LOAD Side 3-way
switch and the four wires, labeling the wire removed from the common terminal as
LOAD (4) and the wires from the HOT terminals (H) as Traveler-1 (5) and Traveler-2 (7).
2. Using the Timer On LOAD Side of Figure 4 as a visual reference for the remaining
steps, connect the LOAD wire (4) to the LOAD terminal of the timer.
3. Connect the Traveler-2 wire (7) to LINE terminal of the timer.
4. Connect the Traveler-1 wire (5) to the TRAVELER terminal of the timer.
5. Connect the white Neutral wire (2) from the switch box to the NEUTRAL terminal of
the timer. More neutral wires may be bundled in the back of the switch box; there
may be several neutral wires bound together with a wire nut. Add the Neutral wire
to the other neutral wires bound together, ensuring the wire nut is tight. If needed
use included jumper.
6. Connect the green Ground wire (3) in the switch box to the GROUND terminal of
the timer.
7. Carefully tuck the wires into the switch box, leaving room for the timer.
8. Use the supplied screws to install the timer, being careful not to crush or pinch the
wires.
9. Restore power at the circuit breaker or fuse box.
10. Verify that the LOAD turns ON/OFF when you manually turn the timer ON and
OFF. Perform this test with the remote switch in both positions. You should hear
the timer relay click ON/OFF. If you hear the relay click but the LOAD does not turn
ON/OFF properly, check your wiring.
11. If the load does not operate properly, disconnect the power at the circuit breaker or
fuse box. Then swap the Traveler-2 (Line) wire (7) and Traveler-1 wire (5) on the timer.
Timer on the LINE side 3-way installation instructions
NOTE: If you are unsure or unclear about this installation or if the wires in your box do
not match the manual (not all switch boxes have neutral wires), contact a qualified,
licensed electrician.
Preparing the switch on the LOAD side
1. Disconnect the power from the circuit by turning off the circuit breaker or removing
the fuse from the fuse box.
2. Using the Switch On LOAD Side of Figure 5 as a visual reference, label and remove
the LOAD wire (4) from the common terminal (C) and the Traveler-2 wire (7) from the
HOT terminal (H).
3. Using Figure 6 as a visual reference, connect the jumper wire (6) (supplied), the LOAD
wire (4) from the common terminal (C), and the Traveler-2 wire (7) together. You
should have three wires connected with one wire nut. If needed use the included
jumper.
4. Connect the other end of the jumper wire (6) back to the common terminal (C) on
the switch. Consider recording the marking/color coding of the Traveler-1 (5) and
Traveler-2 (7) wires so you can tell them apart for later use.
5. Carefully tuck the wires into the switch box leaving room for the timer.
6. Install the switch back into the box.
Installing the timer on the LINE side
1. Using the LINE Side of Figure 5 as a visual reference, remove the LINE Side 3-way
switch and the four wires, labeling the wire removed from the common terminal
(C) as LINE (1) and the wires from the HOT terminals (H) as Traveler-1 (5) and
Traveler-2 (7).
2. Using the Timer on LINE Side of Figure 6 as a visual reference for the remaining
steps, connect the LINE wire (1) to the LINE terminal of the timer.
3. Connect the white Neutral wire (2) to the NEUTRAL terminal of the timer. More
neutral wires may be bundled together in the back of the switch box; there may be
several neutral wires bound together with a wire nut. Add the Neutral wire to the
other neutral wires bound together, ensuring the wire nut is tight.
4. Connect the Traveler-1 wire (5) to the TRAVELER terminal of the timer and the
Traveler-2 wire (7) to the LOAD terminal of the timer.
5. Connect the green Ground wire (3) to the GROUND terminal of the timer.
6. Carefully tuck the wires into the switch box, leaving room for the timer.
7. Use the supplied screws to install the timer, being careful not to crush or pinch the
wires.
8. Restore power at the circuit breaker or fuse box.
9. Verify that theLOAD turns ON/OFF when you manually turn the timer ON and OFF.
Perform this test with the remote switch in both positions. You should hear the timer
relay click ON/OFF. If you hear the relay click but the LOAD does not turn ON/OFF
properly, check your wiring.
10. If the load does not operate properly, disconnect the power at the circuit breaker or
fuse box. Then swap the Traveler-2 (LOAD) wire (7) and Traveler-1 wire (5) at the timer
or the toggle switch.
TRAVELER
LOADLINE
NEUTRAL
Typical Wiring Diagram for a 3-way installation
with timer on line side
Figure 6 - Connecting thetimer wires fora 3-way
installation -timer on line side
1 = Line
2 = Neutral
3 = Ground
4 = Load
5 = Traveler-1
6 = Jumper
*7 = Traveler-2
C = Common
terminal
2
7
5
6
3
Ground
SWITCH ON LOAD SIDE
4Load
C
Figure 5 - Typical wiring
schematic for 3-way installation
5
1
7
Hot Side
Line
LINE SIDE LOAD SIDE
C
H H
5
4
7
C
H H
Load
In a typical 3-way application there are two 3-way switches. The switch on the
“HOT” side has the common terminal tied to 120VAC. The switch on the “LOAD”
side has the common terminal tied to the load that the switches turn off and on.
Line
Neutral
Traveler-2 (Load)
Ground
Traveler-1
5
3
7
1
2
TIMER ON LINE SIDE
33
Ground
*Traveler-2 (7) carries Load
to the timer
HH
Changing the faceplate
This device includes a light almond faceplate. To switch
faceplates, proceed as follows:
1. Gently remove the white faceplate using a flat head
screwdriver. Find the slots at the bottom left or right of
the white faceplate and pry the faceplate loose (see
Figure 1). Work around the faceplate until it pops off.
2. Find the light almond faceplate in the package. Place
the new faceplate into position and carefully push the
bottom of the faceplacte until it snaps into place.
Single-pole Installation
NOTE: If you are unsure or unclear about this installation or if the wires in your box do
not match the manual (not all switch boxes have neutral wires), contact a qualified,
licensed electrician.
Installation instructions (single-pole)
1. Turn OFF the main power at the circuit breaker or fuse box.
2. Remove the existing switch.
3. Connect the timer to the wall box wires as shown in Figure 2.
a) Connect the hot/live LINE wire to the LINE terminal of the timer.
b) Connect the hot/live LOAD wire to the LOAD terminal of the timer.
c) Connect the Ground wire to the GROUND terminal of the timer.
d) Connect the Neutral wire to the NEUTRAL terminal of the timer. Often the Neutral
wire can be found in the back of the wire box connected with a wire nut. There may
be several neutral wires bound together. Add the timer Neutral wire to the other
neutral wires, bound together making sure the wire nut is tight. If needed use the
included jumper.
4. Ensure that all terminals are tightened to between 8.85 and 12.39 lbf-in., and tuck the
wires into the wall box, leaving room for the timer.
5. Use the screws to mount the timer to the wall box, being careful not to crush any
wires.
6. Reinstall your wallplate.
7. Turn the main power on at the circuit breaker.
8. If the timer does not turn on, disconnect the power at the circuit breaker or fuse box.
Swap the LINE and LOAD wires on the timer. Remount the timer and wallplate, then
restore power at the fuse box or circuit breaker.
Timer on LOAD side 3-way installation instructions
NOTE: If you are unsure or unclear about this installation or if the wires in your box do
not match the manual (not all switch boxes have neutral wires), contact a qualified,
licensed electrician.
Preparing the switch on the LINE Side
1. Disconnect the power from the circuit by turning off the circuit breaker or removing
the fuse from the fuse box.
2. Using the LINE Side of Figure 3 as a visual reference, label and remove the LINE wire
(1) from the common terminal (C) and the Traveler-2 wire (7) from the HOT terminal (H).
3. Using Figure 4 as a visual reference, connect the jumper wire (6) (supplied), the LINE
wire (1) from the common terminal (C), and the Traveler-2 wire (7) together. You should
have three wires connected with one wire nut.
4. Connect the other end of the jumper wire (6) back to the common terminal (C) on
the switch. Consider recording the marking/color coding of the Traveler-1 (5) and
Traveler-2 (7) wires so you can tell them apart for later use.
5. Carefully tuck the wires into the box, leaving room for the switch.
6. Install the switch back into the box.
TRAVELER
LOADLINE
NEUTRAL
Figure 3 - Typical wiring
schematic for 3-way installation
2
7
5
6
1
3
Ground
C
Typical Wiring Diagram for 3-way installation
with timer on load side
Load
Line
5
1
7
33
Hot Side
Line
Ground
LINE SIDE
SWITCH ON LINE SIDE
LOAD SIDE
TIMER ON LOAD SIDE
C
H H
5
4
7
C
H H
Figure 4 - Connecting the timer wires for a
3-way installation - timer on load side
Load
1 = Line
2 = Neutral
3 = Ground
4 = Load
5 = Traveler-1
6 = Jumper
*7 = Traveler-2
C = Common
terminal
In a typical 3-way application there are two 3-way switches. The switch on the
“HOT” side has the common terminal tied to 120VAC. The switch on the “LOAD”
side has the common terminal tied to the load that the switches turn on and off.
Load
Neutral
Traveler-2 (Line)
Ground
Traveler-1
5
3
7
4
2
*Traveler-2 (7) carries Line to the timer
H H
Installation
Instructions
Figure 1 - Removing the faceplate
TIMER
WALL BOX
Line
TRAVELER
LOADLINE
NEUTRAL
Included Neutral Jumper
Load
Ground
Figure 2 - Connecting the timer wires for single-pole installation
5/8” (1.6cm)
Wire Strip Length
WIRE
Step-by-Step
Instructional Video
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
•SHUT OFF POWER AT FUSE BOX OR
CIRCUIT BREAKER BEFORE INSTALLATION
•DO NOT USE IN WET LOCATIONS
•USE INDOORS ONLY
WARNING
RISK OF FIRE
•DO NOT USE TO CONTROL APPLIANCES THAT CONTAIN HEATING
ELEMENTS (COOKING APPLIANCES, HEATERS, IRONS, ETC.)
•DO NOT EXCEED ELECTRICAL RATINGS
•DO NOT USE TO CONTROL RECEPTACLES
•USE COPPER WIRE ONLY WITH THIS DEVICE
•TIGHTEN ALL CONNECTIONS TO 1-1.4 N-m (8.85 TO 12.39 LBF-IN.)
•FOR SUPPLY CONNECTIONS, USE 14 AWG OR LARGER WIRE
RATED AT LEAST 75°C.
•FOR GROUNDING LEAD, USE 12 AWG OR LARGER WIRE RATED
AT LEAST 75°C.

In-wall
SunSmart™ Digital Timer
A - PROGRAM (prg): Press to set daily
ON/OFF times.
B - MODE/DELETE (mod/del): Press to
choose from auto, manual or random
modes. When the timer is in Program
mode (prg), this button deletes program
settings.
C - RESET: Push to reset the timer to default
settings.
D - ON/OFF and TIMER OVERRIDE: Press to
turn load ON/OFF and press and hold to
start the Countdown function.
E - SET: Press to set the calendar, clock, dusk,
dawn and daylight savings settings.
F - UP/DOWN BUTTONS: Press to scroll
through timer setting options.
G - TIMER DOOR: Close after programming.
Press to turn ON/OFF (TIMER OVERRIDE).
NOTE: The timer will automatically return to
the clock mode if a button is not pushed for
60 seconds. Push the setup button once to
return to program mode if this happens.
Setting up the timer for the first time:
1. Using a toothpick or a pencil, gently press RESET (C) to clear all programming and
set the timer to default settings.
2. Press the SET (E) button to begin setting the time and calender.
The time “12:00 AM” will be flashing. See Figure 7.
3. Use the UP/DOWN (F) buttons to set the current time, taking note
of the AM and PM on the display. Press SET (E) when the current
time is displayed.
4. Use the UP/DOWN (F) buttons to select the year then press SET (E).
5. Use the UP/DOWN (F) buttons to set the month then press SET (E).
6. Use the UP/DOWN (F) buttons to set the day then press SET (E).
7. When DST appears on the display (see Figure 8), use the UP/
DOWN (F) buttons to turn DST ON/OFF then press SET (E).
NOTE: Choose DST ON if your local area observes Daylight
Savings Time. The timer will automatically adjust backwards
and forwards an hour. Choose DST OFF if your local area does
not observe Daylight Savings Time.
8. If you selected DST ON, the display flashes “ZONE.” Proceed to
SETTING THE DAWN/DUSK REGION (ZONE) below.
NOTE: This step does not set your time zone. In this step you are identifying your location
based on this map to ensure an accurate dawn and dusk time for your area.
Setting the dawn/dusk region (zone):
View Figure 9 and determine which zone best fits your location using the up arrow. The
options are NOR: North, CENT: Central, SOUT: South, ALAS: Alaska, and HAWA: Hawaii
1. Use the UP/DOWN (F) buttons to select the zone where the
timer is installed then press SET (E). See Figure 10.
2. Use the UP/DOWN (F) buttons to set the dusk time then
press SET (E). The approximate dusk time will be flashing. The
approximate time may be changed + or – 2 hours in order to
find the desired dusk time. See Figure 11A.
3. Use the UP/DOWN (F) buttons to set the dawn time then
press SET (E). The approximate dawn time will be flashing. The
approximate time may be changed + or – 2 hours in order to
find the desired dawn time. See Figure 11B.
4. Press SET (E) to complete setup and the timer will return to
clock mode.
Setting the dawn/dusk region (zone):
A. Programming the ON/OFF days
1. Press the PROGRAM (prg) (A) button to begin programming times. The
display will show Program 1 on. See Figure 12. Press PROGRAM (prg) (A)
to scroll through the remaining ON/OFF programs until you reach an
available program (if you are programming multiple programs). There
are 7 ON/OFF programs available. Once you are on the correct program
press SET (E).
2. Use the UP arrow (F) button to scroll the days of the week the timer will activate:
□MO, TU, WE, TH, FR, SA, SU (Default)
□MO through SU: Individual days
□MO, TU, WE, TH, FR
□SA, SU
□SU, MO, TU, WE, TH
□FR, SA
3. Press SET (E) to select your desired days of the week setting. Proceed to Step 2 - Programming the
ON/OFF time.
B. Programming the ON/OFF time
1. Press UP/DOWN buttons (F) to choose from one of these three options to
begin configuring the timer’s ON time. Press SET (E) to choose your setting
option and PROGRAM (prg) (A) to proceed to Step 2.
□TIME: Press the UP/DOWN (F) buttons to set any customer time, taking
note of the AM/PM on the display. See Figure 13.
□DUSK: Sets the timer to the DUSK time that is displayed. See Figure 14.
□DAWN: Sets the timer to the DAWN time that is displayed. See Figure 15.
2. Press UP/DOWN buttons (F) to choose from one of the three options to begin
configuring the timer’s OFF time. Press SET (E) to choose your setting option
and PROGRAM (prg) (A) to proceed to Step 3.
3. Repeat Steps A and B to set additional programmed ON/OFF times (up to 7
total).
To exit programming mode and return to clock mode, press and hold the
PROGRAM (prg) (A) button for 3 seconds, or do not press any buttons for 20
seconds.
Additional programming options:
A. Reviewing programs
Press the PROGRAM (prg) (A) button to scroll through the existing ON/OFF programs (7 maximum).
B. Deleting programs
Press the PROGRAM (prg) (A) button to scroll through the existing ON/OFF programs. Stop on the program
to be delete and press MODE/DELETE (mod/del) (B) to delete. The screen will show the program has been
deleted.
C. Setting the random (RND) security option
The Random (rnd) feature will turn lights on and off using the programmed times + or - 30 minutes, giving
the house a more lived in appearance while the occupant is away.
To activate Random, press MODE/DELETE (mod/del) (B) until RND flashes on the
screen. To turn off, press MODE/DELETE (mod/del) (B) again to enter the manual or
automatic setting. See Figure 16.
Additional Features:
A. Using the three available timer modes (optional)
Press MODE/DELETE (mod/del) (B) to scroll through the available modes.
AUTO - (Automatic) Timer is set to Automatic and will follow the selected program (1-7).
MANU - (Manual) Timer does not follow a program. Turn the lights ON and OFF by pressing the
door (G).
RND - (Random) Timer will turn lights on and off using one of the existing program
times + or - 30 minutes.
B. Countdown mode
Press and hold the ON/OFF (D) button for about 3 seconds.
1. Use UP/DOWN (F) buttons to select countdown time (default is 1 hour). See Figure 17.
2. Stop on the time desired and the timer will countdown. The time
chosen will become the new default. If using default countdown
time of 1 hour, press the door (G) for 3 seconds and countdown
function will begin. Lights will turn off once countdown has
completed. Hold the ON/OFF (D) button for 3 seconds to cancel
the countdown.
Troubleshooting:
3-way switch will not work.
• Make sure jumper wiring is correct.
Lights on all day controlled by timer.
• Check to make sure the clock time is set for correct AM/PM.
• Check to make sure Dusk time and Dawn time are not reversed.
Lights come on and off at times different than they programmed.
• Check to see if there are multiple programs on the timer that conflict with each other.
• 3-way switch may have been used to turn lights off or on; the timer should function correctly during the next
program cycle.
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
modifications to this equipment. Such modifications could void the user’s authority to operate the
equipment.
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,
pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against
harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio
frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, 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 is encouraged 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 different from that to which the receiver is
connected.
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
CAN ICES-3(B)/NMB-3(B)
32787-V2
12-20-17
www.byjasco.com
Programming
Instructions
Step-by-Step
Instructional Video
MADE IN CHINA / HECHO EN CHINA
GE is a trademark of General Electric Company and is under license by
Jasco Products Company LLC, 10 E. Memorial Rd., Oklahoma City, OK 73114.
This Jasco product comes with a 1-year limited warranty.
Visit www.byjasco.com for warranty details.
Questions? Contact us at 1-800-654-8483 between 7:00AM—8:00PM CST.
prg
set
r
down
mod/del
up
C
A
E
D
G
B
F
Figure 7
AM
Figure 10
Figure 8
ON
Figure 11A
PM
Figure 11B
AM
Figure 9
NORTH
AND CANADA
NORTH
AND CANADA
CENTRAL
SOUTH
ALASKA
CENTRAL
SOUTH
HAWAII
Figure 12
ON
SUMO TU WE TH FR SA
Figure 13
ON
AM
SUMO TU WE TH FR SA
Figure 14
ON
SUMO TU WE TH FR SA
Figure 15
ON
SUMO TU WE TH FR SA
Figure 16
OFF
AM
FR
Figure 17
ON

In-wall
SunSmart™ Digital Timer
A - PROGRAM (prg): Press to set daily
ON/OFF times.
B - MODE/DELETE (mod/del): Press to
choose from auto, manual or random
modes. When the timer is in Program
mode (prg), this button deletes program
settings.
C - RESET: Push to reset the timer to default
settings.
D - ON/OFF and TIMER OVERRIDE: Press to
turn load ON/OFF and press and hold to
start the Countdown function.
E - SET: Press to set the calendar, clock, dusk,
dawn and daylight savings settings.
F - UP/DOWN BUTTONS: Press to scroll
through timer setting options.
G - TIMER DOOR: Close after programming.
Press to turn ON/OFF (TIMER OVERRIDE).
NOTE: The timer will automatically return to
the clock mode if a button is not pushed for
60 seconds. Push the setup button once to
return to program mode if this happens.
Setting up the timer for the first time:
1. Using a toothpick or a pencil, gently press RESET (C) to clear all programming and
set the timer to default settings.
2. Press the SET (E) button to begin setting the time and calender.
The time “12:00 AM” will be flashing. See Figure 7.
3. Use the UP/DOWN (F) buttons to set the current time, taking note
of the AM and PM on the display. Press SET (E) when the current
time is displayed.
4. Use the UP/DOWN (F) buttons to select the year then press SET (E).
5. Use the UP/DOWN (F) buttons to set the month then press SET (E).
6. Use the UP/DOWN (F) buttons to set the day then press SET (E).
7. When DST appears on the display (see Figure 8), use the UP/
DOWN (F) buttons to turn DST ON/OFF then press SET (E).
NOTE: Choose DST ON if your local area observes Daylight
Savings Time. The timer will automatically adjust backwards
and forwards an hour. Choose DST OFF if your local area does
not observe Daylight Savings Time.
8. If you selected DST ON, the display flashes “ZONE.” Proceed to
SETTING THE DAWN/DUSK REGION (ZONE) below.
NOTE: This step does not set your time zone. In this step you are identifying your location
based on this map to ensure an accurate dawn and dusk time for your area.
Setting the dawn/dusk region (zone):
View Figure 9 and determine which zone best fits your location using the up arrow. The
options are NOR: North, CENT: Central, SOUT: South, ALAS: Alaska, and HAWA: Hawaii
1. Use the UP/DOWN (F) buttons to select the zone where the
timer is installed then press SET (E). See Figure 10.
2. Use the UP/DOWN (F) buttons to set the dusk time then
press SET (E). The approximate dusk time will be flashing. The
approximate time may be changed + or – 2 hours in order to
find the desired dusk time. See Figure 11A.
3. Use the UP/DOWN (F) buttons to set the dawn time then
press SET (E). The approximate dawn time will be flashing. The
approximate time may be changed + or – 2 hours in order to
find the desired dawn time. See Figure 11B.
4. Press SET (E) to complete setup and the timer will return to
clock mode.
Setting the dawn/dusk region (zone):
A. Programming the ON/OFF days
1. Press the PROGRAM (prg) (A) button to begin programming times. The
display will show Program 1 on. See Figure 12. Press PROGRAM (prg) (A)
to scroll through the remaining ON/OFF programs until you reach an
available program (if you are programming multiple programs). There
are 7 ON/OFF programs available. Once you are on the correct program
press SET (E).
2. Use the UP arrow (F) button to scroll the days of the week the timer will activate:
□MO, TU, WE, TH, FR, SA, SU (Default)
□MO through SU: Individual days
□MO, TU, WE, TH, FR
□SA, SU
□SU, MO, TU, WE, TH
□FR, SA
3. Press SET (E) to select your desired days of the week setting. Proceed to Step 2 - Programming the
ON/OFF time.
B. Programming the ON/OFF time
1. Press UP/DOWN buttons (F) to choose from one of these three options to
begin configuring the timer’s ON time. Press SET (E) to choose your setting
option and PROGRAM (prg) (A) to proceed to Step 2.
□TIME: Press the UP/DOWN (F) buttons to set any customer time, taking
note of the AM/PM on the display. See Figure 13.
□DUSK: Sets the timer to the DUSK time that is displayed. See Figure 14.
□DAWN: Sets the timer to the DAWN time that is displayed. See Figure 15.
2. Press UP/DOWN buttons (F) to choose from one of the three options to begin
configuring the timer’s OFF time. Press SET (E) to choose your setting option
and PROGRAM (prg) (A) to proceed to Step 3.
3. Repeat Steps A and B to set additional programmed ON/OFF times (up to 7
total).
To exit programming mode and return to clock mode, press and hold the
PROGRAM (prg) (A) button for 3 seconds, or do not press any buttons for 20
seconds.
Additional programming options:
A. Reviewing programs
Press the PROGRAM (prg) (A) button to scroll through the existing ON/OFF programs (7 maximum).
B. Deleting programs
Press the PROGRAM (prg) (A) button to scroll through the existing ON/OFF programs. Stop on the program
to be delete and press MODE/DELETE (mod/del) (B) to delete. The screen will show the program has been
deleted.
C. Setting the random (RND) security option
The Random (rnd) feature will turn lights on and off using the programmed times + or - 30 minutes, giving
the house a more lived in appearance while the occupant is away.
To activate Random, press MODE/DELETE (mod/del) (B) until RND flashes on the
screen. To turn off, press MODE/DELETE (mod/del) (B) again to enter the manual or
automatic setting. See Figure 16.
Additional Features:
A. Using the three available timer modes (optional)
Press MODE/DELETE (mod/del) (B) to scroll through the available modes.
AUTO - (Automatic) Timer is set to Automatic and will follow the selected program (1-7).
MANU - (Manual) Timer does not follow a program. Turn the lights ON and OFF by pressing the
door (G).
RND - (Random) Timer will turn lights on and off using one of the existing program
times + or - 30 minutes.
B. Countdown mode
Press and hold the ON/OFF (D) button for about 3 seconds.
1. Use UP/DOWN (F) buttons to select countdown time (default is 1 hour). See Figure 17.
2. Stop on the time desired and the timer will countdown. The time
chosen will become the new default. If using default countdown
time of 1 hour, press the door (G) for 3 seconds and countdown
function will begin. Lights will turn off once countdown has
completed. Hold the ON/OFF (D) button for 3 seconds to cancel
the countdown.
Troubleshooting:
3-way switch will not work.
• Make sure jumper wiring is correct.
Lights on all day controlled by timer.
• Check to make sure the clock time is set for correct AM/PM.
• Check to make sure Dusk time and Dawn time are not reversed.
Lights come on and off at times different than they programmed.
• Check to see if there are multiple programs on the timer that conflict with each other.
• 3-way switch may have been used to turn lights off or on; the timer should function correctly during the next
program cycle.
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
modifications to this equipment. Such modifications could void the user’s authority to operate the
equipment.
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,
pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against
harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio
frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, 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 is encouraged 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 different from that to which the receiver is
connected.
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
CAN ICES-3(B)/NMB-3(B)
32787-V2
12-20-17
www.byjasco.com
Programming
Instructions
Step-by-Step
Instructional Video
MADE IN CHINA / HECHO EN CHINA
GE is a trademark of General Electric Company and is under license by
Jasco Products Company LLC, 10 E. Memorial Rd., Oklahoma City, OK 73114.
This Jasco product comes with a 1-year limited warranty.
Visit www.byjasco.com for warranty details.
Questions? Contact us at 1-800-654-8483 between 7:00AM—8:00PM CST.
prg
set
r
down
mod/del
up
C
A
E
D
G
B
F
Figure 7
AM
Figure 10
Figure 8
ON
Figure 11A
PM
Figure 11B
AM
Figure 9
NORTH
AND CANADA
NORTH
AND CANADA
CENTRAL
SOUTH
ALASKA
CENTRAL
SOUTH
HAWAII
Figure 12
ON
SUMO TU WE TH FR SA
Figure 13
ON
AM
SUMO TU WE TH FR SA
Figure 14
ON
SUMO TU WE TH FR SA
Figure 15
ON
SUMO TU WE TH FR SA
Figure 16
OFF
AM
FR
Figure 17
ON