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Hama 00108838 User manual

POWER
00108838
“Premium”Digital Weekly Timer Switch
Digitale Wochenzeitschaltuhr
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gOperating Instruction
6
“Premium” Digital Weekly Timer Switch
A. Introduction
1. With the digital weekly timer switch
(also referred to below as the “timer” or
“timer switch”), you can set user-dened
switch-on and switch-off times for your
electric devices. This device is ideal for
saving energy and making your life more
convenient. It can also be used to increase
the security of your home.
2. A large LCD display allows you to keep an
eye on the times that you have programmed.
3. You can use the timer to set as many as
16 switch-on and switch-off times, each
precise to the minute.
4. The device contains a rechargeable battery.
This ensures that the time continues to run
even if the timer switch is not plugged into
an electrical socket. The times that have
already been programmed also remain
saved. When not in use for a longer period
of time, the internal battery discharges. For
this reason, please plug the timer in every 3
months for 24 hours.
Remark: If the timer cannot be put into
operation, press and hold the RESET button
for a few seconds.
Picture of the device and button assignment:
1LCD screen Displays the time and
programme status
2SET Use to select the oper-
ating mode or to adjust
hours, minutes and days
when entering the time
or setting a programme
3CLOCK / OK Sets the time (entry
mode) or conrms the
time or programme
4RESET Resets all entries
5PROG Switches to program-
ming mode
6UP / CLEAR Enters values for the
time and day of the
week or deletes a
programme
B. Operation:
1. Setting the time and day of the week
You can choose to display the time in 12-hour
or 24-hour format.
In 24-hour mode, the time runs from 0:00 to
23:59. In 12-hour mode, the clock differentiates
between morning (AM) and afternoon (PM)
hours.
Morning – AM – 12:00 AM to 11:59 AM (00:00
to 11:59)
Afternoon/evening – PM – 12:00 PM to 11:59
PM (12:00 to 23:59)
Simultaneously press the CLOCK / OK and
PROG buttons to switch between the two time
display modes.
To set the current time and the day of the
week, hold down the CLOCK / OK button for
three seconds. CLOCK, HOURS, MINUTES and
WEEKS are displayed on the LCD. You are now
in entry mode.
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When you press the SET button, a small
triangle in front of the HOURS display begins
to ash. Enter the current hour by pressing
UP / CLEAR.
To switch to the minute setting, press SET
again. A small triangle in front of the MINUTES
display ashes. Press the UP / CLEAR button
until the desired minute value is displayed.
After you have entered the time, you can
select the day of the week. To do so, press
the SET button again. The small triangle in
front of WEEKS begins to ash, signalling that
the device is ready for your entry. Select the
day in the same way as the time, using UP /
CLEAR.
Once you have entered all data correctly,
press CLOCK / OK. This causes you to exit
entry mode.
If no button is pressed for an extended period
of time when you are entering the time or day
of the week, the timer switch automatically
exits entry mode. The last conrmed entries
are applied.
Special summer time feature:
You can switch between winter time and
summer time by simultaneously pressing
the CLOCK and SET buttons. Summer time
is indicated on the display by SUMMER,
meaning that the time has been automatically
set one hour ahead of winter time.
The switch-on and switch-off times that have
been set remain unchanged and must be
adjusted manually to summer time if required.
2. Programming the switch-on and switch-off
times
You can set up to 16 switching times using
the “Premium” digital timer switch. The
programming required can be performed in
just a few steps.
Press the PROG button to switch to
programming mode. As when setting the time,
HOURS, MINUTES and WEEKS appears on the
display. PROGRAM is also displayed on the
bottom left. 1 ON is displayed next to this.
1 ON refers to the switch-on time of the rst
programme. Pressing PROG a second time
changes the display from 1 ON to 1 OFF.
This refers to the switch-off time of the rst
programme.To select programmes 2 to 16,
press PROG the corresponding number of
times.
1 ON 1 OFF ……16 ON 16 OFF
After you have chosen a programme number,
press the SET button. A small triangle ashes
in front of the HOURS display. Set the desired
hour using the UP / CLEAR button.
To switch to the minute setting, press SET
again. A small triangle ashes in front of
the MINUTES display. Press the UP / CLEAR
button until the desired minute value is
displayed.
After you have entered the time, you can
select the day of the week. To do so, press the
SET button again. The small triangle begins
to ash in front of WEEKS, indicating that the
device is ready for your entry.
You can choose from the following options
using UP / CLEAR:
MO > TU > WE > TH > FR > SA > SU
MO TU WE TH FR
SA SU
MO TU WE TH FR SA
MO WE FR
TU TH SA
MO TU WE
TH FR SA
MO TU WE TH FR SA SU
If you have correctly entered the time and
day(s) of the week for the switch-on time (e.g.
1 ON), press PROG again in order to set the
switch-off time (e.g. 1 OFF). To enter the time,
repeat the steps outlined above.
Press CLOCK / OK to leave programming mode.
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If no button is pressed for an extended period
of time during programming, the display
returns to the current time. Your conrmed
entries will be saved.
Please note:
To change a program that has already been
created, repeat the steps outlined above. To
delete a switch-on or switch-off time, rst
press PROG, then UP / CLEAR.
3. Manual and automatic operation
You can toggle between the operating modes
AUTO, ON and OFF using the SET button.
AUTO: the device connected to the timer is
switched on and off at the times that
have been programmed.
ON: the device connected to the timer
remains on at all times; the
programmes are not executed.
OFF: the device connected to the timer is
turned off at all times; the programmes
are not executed.
C. Operation
• Please note that the electrical device must
be switched on.
• Set the on/off programmes and the operating
mode (AUTO, ON, OFF) on the timer as
instructed above.
• Connect the power cable of the device to
be connected (e.g. fairy lights) to the timer
socket, then plug the timer switch into a
mains socket.
• The electrical device is then controlled
accordingly by the timer switch.
D. Safety information
• If the device is defective, disconnect it from
the mains immediately and do not use it or
open it.
• There is a risk of electric shock if the device
or its battery compartment is opened – fatal
injury may occur!
• Only authorised specialists may perform
repairs.
• The rechargeable battery may only be
replaced by an authorised technician.
• The rechargeable battery is charged during
operation.
• Never connect the timer switch to an
extension cable or adapter. It must be
plugged directly into a mains socket.
Connecting the timer in any other way may
cause it to overheat.
• Use the timer switch only in permanent wall
sockets.
• Do not connect multiple timer switches in
series.
• The timer switch may only be used in dry
rooms.
• Never use the timer switch outdoors.
• Disconnect the device from the mains before
cleaning it.
• Clean the device using a dry, lint-free cloth.
• Do not connect rotating devices to the
weekly timer switch.
• As with all electric devices, keep the weekly
timer switch out of the reach of children.
• The electrical device connected to the
timer (e.g. lighting) must comply with the
specifications of the timer (see technical
specifications).
• Do not use any heat-generating devices
(such as electric blankets, coffee machines,
etc.) with this product. There is a risk of fire
and injury.
E. Technical specications
1. Voltage: AC 230 V, 50 Hz
2. Maximum connection power: 16(2) A,
3,500 W; i.e. up to 16 A for resistive loads
and up to 2 A for inductive loads
3. Protection Class I
4. Degree of protection: IP20
5. Operating temperature: 0 °C to +50 °C
6. Minimum time-setting interval: 1 minute
7. Standby power: approx. 0.6 W
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