Philips LightMaster User manual

Philips LightMaster
KNX Timeclock Installation and Operation Manual
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Philips LightMaster KNX Timeclock Installation and Operation Manual version 1.1
Specifications subject to change without notice.
Copyright © 2013 Global Systems, Philips Lighting, manufactured by WMGD Pty Ltd (ABN 33 097 246 921). All rights
reserved. Not to be reproduced without permission. LightMaster and associated logos are the registered trademarks
of WMGD Pty Ltd.
The KNX logo is a registered trademark of the KNX Association.
Contents
Connection/Installation 5
Basic safety instructions 5
Connect cable 7
Connections 8
Bus Connection 8
Programming individual address 8
Reset device 8
Operation of Display and keys 9
Menu selection overview 10
Initial start-up 12
Time switch programs and
astronomical programs 13
Program menu 14
Program switching times 14
Request/modify/delete switching times 15
Delete switching times 18
Program pulse time 19
Program cycle time 21
Standard and extra programs 22
Simulation menu 25
Time/Date menu 26
Manual menu 27
Manual and permanent switching 28
Options menu 28
Set astro programs 30
Enter PIN code 35
Memory card 36

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Connection/Installation
Basic safety instructions
WARNING: Danger of death through electric shock or fire!
•Installationshouldonlybecarriedoutbyaqualifiedelectrician
•Disconnectpowersource.
•Coverorshieldanyadjacentlivecomponents
•Ensuredevicecannotbeswitchedon
•Checkpowersupplyisdisconnected
•Earthandbypass
•ObserveSELVondatabus

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Connect cable
Strip cable by 8 mm (max. 9 mm).
Insert cable at 45° in the open terminal
(2 cables per terminal position possible).
Only with flexible wires:To open the
plug-in screwless terminal, press
screwdriver downwards.
Designated use
The time switch can be used for lighting, bell
systems, ventilation etc.
The device is designed for installation on DIN
top hat rails (in accordance with EN 60715)
and corresponds to type 1 STU in accordance
with IEC/EN 60730-2-7 resp. 60730-1.
The professional installation of bus lines and
commissioning of devices requires compliance
with the provisions of EN 50428 for switches
or similar installation equipment for use in
building construction technology.Tampering
with, or making modifications to, the device
invalidates the guarantee.
Disposal
Dispose of device and batteries separately in
an environmentally sound manner.
Plug-in
screwless
terminal
NC
contact
Plug-in terminal
Test tap
45° cable

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Connections
Bus Connection
Programming individual address
1. Press push button on front of device.
2. The programming LED lights up.
3. The device is now in program mode
Start-up, diagnostics, configuration and
application download are handled by ETS
(KNX tool software).
Reset device
1. Press the 4 keys simultaneously.
ENGLISH is displayed.
2. Select KEEP PROGRAM or
DELETE PROGRAM.
Weekday and
Date display
Channel status
ON = On
OFF = Off
Display of the active keys
with the relevant function
Programmed
switching times
Program display
Time display
Weekdays from
1 to 7
Astronomical
program display
Memory Card
Interface
MENU
– Activate screen
– Open menu
– Cancel menu
– ESC (1 step back)
OK
– Store selection
– Confirm selection
Display
options
MENU OK
N
L
Data
RC DCF
RC GPS
KNX
L N
Push button
Programming LED
KNX bus terminal
Program timeclock
1. Read text lines.
2. Make decision.
3. Yes – Confirmation,
Press OK.
4. No – Amend/Change,
Press
Operation of Display and keys

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Menu selection overview
PROGRAM
CHOOSE
CHANNEL C1
STANDARD
PROGRAM P0
EXTRA
PROGRAM
P1–P16
NEW
CHECK–MODIFY–
DELETE
DELETE
P0 ALL
END
SIMULATION TIME/DATE
MENU
CHOOSE
CHANNEL C1
TIME
START YEAR
2013
DATE
27 01 2013
START MONTH
SUMMER-
WINTER RULE
27 01 2013
START DAY
WEEKDAY
NUMBER
27 01 2013
SWITCHING TIME
FORM DATE
NEXT FORM TIME
EASTER RULE
END
OPTIONSMANUAL END
ASTROCHOOSE
CHANNEL C1
OPERATING
HOUR COUNTER
PERMANENT ON
LANGUAGEPERMANENT OFF
PINOVERRIDEON
LCD-
ILLUMINATION
TIMER SHORT
TERM CIRCUIT
FACTORY
SETTINGS
HOLIDAY
INFORANDOM
END
ACTIVATEEXTRA
PROGRAM
END

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Initial start-up
Set date, time and summer/winter time rule
Press required key and follow display on
screen (see figure).
Time switch programs and astronomical programs
With the 8-channel 365-day digital timeclock, time switch or astronomical programs can be
programmed and switched optionally for each channel.
TIME SWITCH PROGRAMS
• 1StandardprogramP0(Weeklyprogram
with switching times, pulse and cycle times)
• 16Extraprogramsconsistingof:
14 Extra programs P1–P14 (Weekly
programs with switching times, pulse and
cycle times with different adjustable date
ranges (fixed date range, date dependent
on Easter etc.), with extra program P15
(Fix ON) and extra program P16 (Fix OFF)
(with adjustable date ranges)
ASTRONOMICAL PROGRAMS
• 1AstrostandardprogramP0(withfixed
ON/OFF times, weekly program)
• 16Extraprogramsconsistingof:
14 Astro extra programs P1–P14 (with
fixed on/ off times, weekly program) with
different adjustable date ranges (fixed date
range etc.), with extra program P15 (Fix
ON) and extra program P16 (Fix Off)
(with adjustable date ranges)
The astro function can be activated instead of
the time switch function for each channel.
A channel can be defined as an astro channel in:
MENU > Options > Astro > Astro settings > choose channel > change to astro program.
ENGLISH
FORM DATE
SUMMER WINTER
EUROPE WEST
SUMMER WINTER
EUROPE EAST
SUMMER WINTER
CANADA
SUMMER WINTER
USA
SUMMER WINTER
NEW ZEALAND
OWN SUMMER-
WINTER RULE
NO SUMMER-
WINTER RULE
YEAR
2013
21 01 2013
MONTH
21 01 2013
DAY
FORM TIME
24 HOURS
SET HOUR
SET MINUTE
SUMMER WINTER
EUROPE

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Program menu
Program switching times
Example: Switch on sports hall lighting from Mon-Fri, 7:30 to 12:00 hrs
Program standard program P0 switching times.
1. Press MENU. PROGRAM is displayed.
2. Confirm by pressing OK.
CHOOSE CHANNEL is displayed.
3. Confirm CHANNEL 1 by pressing OK.
STANDARD PROGRAM P0 is displayed.
4. Confirm by pressing OK.
NEW is displayed.
5. Confirm by pressing OK.
SWITCH TIME is displayed.
6. Confirm by pressing OK.
Select ON (for switch-on times).
7. Confirm by pressing OK.
The display shows SET HOUR.
8. Use the or keys to enter hour,
minute, (07:30) and confirm
by pressing OK.
EVERYDAYisdisplayed.
Press to select MONDAY.
9. Confirm by pressing OK.
COPY is displayed.
10. Confirm by pressing OK.
ADD TUESDAY is displayed.
11. Confirm by pressing OK and also confirm
the days Wednesday,Thursday and Friday
by pressing OK.
12. Continue with toSAVEisdisplayed.
Confirm by pressing OK.
Repeat all steps for the switch-off time however instead of selecting ON with select OFF and
enter 12:00 for hour and minute.
PROGRAM
CHOOSE
CHANNEL
STANDARD
PROGRAM
EXTRA
PROGRAM 1
EXTRA
PROGRAM 2
DELETE
CHANNEL 1
ALL
NEW
SWITCH TIME PULSE CYCLE
MENU
ON
SET HOUR
SET MINUTE
EVERYDAY MONDAY TUESDAY
COPY SAVE
ADD TUESDAY
SAVE
SAVED
SAVED
ON 7.30

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Request/modify/delete switching times Request/change/delete standard program P0 switching times.
1. Press MENU.
PROGRAM is displayed.
2. Confirm by pressing OK.
3. Confirm CHANNEL 1 by pressing OK.
4. Confirm STANDARD PROGRAM P0
by pressing OK.
5. Use to select CHECK-MODIFY-
DELETE.
6. Confirm by pressing OK.
7. Confirm SWITCH TIME by pressing OK.
The first of the entered switching times is
displayed.
8. Confirm by pressing OK.
NEXT is displayed.
9. Press to select MODIFY
(or DELETE) to modify or delete
individual switching times.
10. Confirm by pressing OK.
The display shows CHANGE HOUR.
11. Use the or keys to enter hour and
minute and confirm by pressing OK.
PROGRAM
CHOOSE
CHANNEL
STANDARD
PROGRAM
MENU
MODIFY DELETE
CHANGE
HOUR
CHANGE
MINUTE
CHANGE
BLOCK
BLOCK
DELETE
DELETE
DELETED
DELETE
P0 ALL
CHECK-
MODIFY-
DELETE
NEW
SWITCH TIME
SWITCH TIME
MONDAY
NEXT
SWITCH TIME
TUESDAY

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Delete switching times
Delete all standard program P0 switching times.
1. Press MENU. PROGRAM is displayed.
2. Confirm by pressing OK.
3. Confirm CHANNEL 1 by pressing OK.
STANDARD PROGRAM P0 is displayed.
4. Confirm by pressing OK.
5. Use to select DELETE P0 ALL.
6. Confirm by pressing OK.
The display shows CONFIRM DELETE.
7. Confirm by pressing OK.
The display shows DELETED.
Program pulse time
PROGRAM
CHOOSE
CHANNEL
STANDARD
PROGRAM
DELETE
P0 ALL
CHECK-
MODIFY-
DELETE
MENU
CONFIRM
DELETE
DELETED
NEW
PROGRAM
CHOOSE
CHANNEL
STANDARD
PROGRAM
NEW
PULSESWITCH TIME CYCLE
MENU
ON
SET HOUR
SET MINUTES
SET SECONDS
PULSE LENGTH
IN MINUTES
PULSE LENGTH
IN SECONDS
EVERYDAY MONDAY
COPY
SAVE
ADD TUESDAY
SAVE
SAVE
SAVED
SAVED
SAVED
ON 8.05
Length 5 sec

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Program pulse time.
Example: Switch on pause signal on Monday 8:05 hrs for 5 sec.
1. Press MENU.
PROGRAM is displayed.
2. Confirm by pressing OK.
CHOOSE CHANNEL is displayed.
3. Confirm CHANNEL 1 by pressing OK.
STANDARD PROGRAM P0 is displayed.
4. Confirm by pressing OK.
NEW is displayed.
5. Confirm by pressing OK.
SWITCH TIME is displayed.
6. Select PULSE by pressing .
7. Confirm by pressing OK.
ON is displayed.
8. Confirm by pressing OK.
The display shows SET HOUR.
9. Use the or keys to enter hour, minute,
(08:05) and confirm by pressing OK.
PULSE LENGTH is displayed.
10. Use the or keys to enter the
duration of the pulse in minutes and
seconds (5 sec).
EVERYDAYisdisplayed.
Press to select MONDAY.
11. Confirm by pressing OK.
EVERYDAYisdisplayed.
12. Press to select MONDAY.
13. Confirm by pressing OK.
COPY is displayed.
14. Press toselectSAVE.
15. Confirm by pressing OK.
Program cycle time
In addition to switch-ON and switch-OFF
times (switch time) and short time pulses
(pulse) cycle times (cycle) can also be
programmed.The pulse length (+ pulse pause)
is limited to 17 hrs, 59 min, 59 sec.
Cycle times refers to cyclically repetitive time
functions such as fan controls, urinal rinses etc.
Example: Switch on water rinsing, Monday
from 8:00 to 20:30 hrs every 15 min for 20
sec. (8.0000-8.0020 ON; 8:1500-8:1520 ON etc.)
Cycle programming
1. Start cycle: Monday 8:00 hrs.
2. Pulse length: 20 sec.
3. Pause length: 14 min 40 sec.
4. Cycle end: Monday 20:30:00 hrs.
Standard and extra programs
The standard program P0 (weekly program
with switching times, pulse and cycle times
or astronomical program) is always active
however has the lowest priority and can be
superimposed by the extra programs P1–P16.
Tip: for extra programs, the higher the number
the higher the priority. Extra program 16 has
the highest priority and extra program 1 has the
lowest priority.
Each extra program has an arbitrary number
of date ranges available. An extra program
becomes active when at least one date range
has been set and isn’t superimposed by
another extra program with a higher priority
during this period. At the start and end of
each date range the hour can also be entered
so the changeover to the respective extra
program occurs on each complete hour.

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The following date ranges can be set in
parallel:
• Fixeddate(once)
• Fixeddateeachyear
• EasterruleortheOrthodoxChurchrule
(81 days before … 174 days after Easter)
• ChineseNewYear(20daysbefore
… 20 days after the Chinese NewYear)
• Datewithserialpattern
(Time limit series):
Start and end are set and the start
repeated according to an adjustable
number of days (at the latest after
200 days)
• Weekdayrule(e.g.every3rdWednesday
in September)
Examples of calendar-dependent date ranges:
• Fixed date range
Start on 02.04.2013 at 16:00 hrs,
End on 24.04.2013 at 10:00 hrs.
•Annually recurring date range
Christmas: Start every year on 24.12 at
18:00 hrs, End on 26.12 at 23:00 hrs.
• Easter-dependent date range
Whit Sunday (Pentecost Sunday) and
Monday: Start every year: 49 days after
Easter at 0:00 hrs, End: 51 days after
Easter at 0:00 hrs.
• Date range dependent on the
Chinese NewYear
Start each year 1 day before the
Chinese New Year, End 5 days after
Chinese New Year.
• Datewithserialpattern
(Time limit series)
as from October 2013 to be carried out
successively every 2nd week. Start on
Wednesday 02.10.2013 at 0:00 hrs; End on
Tuesday 08.10.2013 at 23:59 hrs, repeat
start after 14 days.
• Date dependent on the weekday etc
each month on the 1st weekend from
Saturday 06:00 hrs to Sunday 18:00 hrs;
start 1st Sunday each month at 06:00 hrs,
duration 36 hours.
• Public holiday settings
with the help of the OBELISK PC software
the public holidays in a country in the set
can be set together individually processed
and transferred to the time switch with the
memory card OBELISK as date ranges.
Extra program P1-14 Time switch channel
• Activeintheprogrammeddateranges
• Switchtimings,pulseandcycletimescanbe
entered as week programs
Extra program P1-14 Astronomical channel
• Activeintheprogrammeddateranges
• Astronomicaltimesareactive(calculated
sunrise and sunset times)
• Fixedswitch-OFFs(e.g.nighttime
interruption) and switch-ONs can also
be entered as a weekly program in order
to superimpose the astronomical times
entirely or partially.

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Example:The standard program switches
on the street lighting independent of the
astro times. A night time interruption is
programmed from 23:00 hrs to 04:00 hrs.
Extra program 1 is active within the date range
from April 30, 12:00 hrs until May 12:00 hrs.
To ensure that the street lighting remains
switched on all night no night time
interruption is programmed in the extra
program 1.
Extra program P15
• Function:FixON
• Activeintheprogrammeddateranges
Extra program P16
• Function:FixOFF
• Activeintheprogrammeddateranges
Example:The car park lighting is switched
ON and OFF at fixed times on Monday to
Friday according to astro times.The extra
program P 16 Permanently Off ensures that
the car park lighting is not switched ON, on
any public holidays.
Simulation menu
The Simulation allows you to manually step
through all the programmed events. A total
channel request is displayed during the
simulation. All channel switching programs
entered (standard and special program,
switching times, pulse and cycle programs) are
displayed in the time sequence in which they
are applied.
In the case of an astronomical channel
all astronomical switch-ONs and fixed
switch-ONs/switch-OFFs are displayed in
their time sequence.
Press MENU. Using select SIMULATION
and follow the indications on the display in
order to request all the switching applied
(see figure).
SIMULATION
CHOOSE
CHANNEL
START YEAR
2013
21 01 2013
START MONTH
21 01 2013
START DAY
MENU
21 01 2013
SWITCH TIME
On 10:00
NEXT
1. Switching

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Time/Date menu
In the TIME/DATE menu the TIME, DATE,
SUMMER WINTER RULE,WEEKDAY
NUMBER, EASTER RULE etc. can be entered/
changed from the submenus.
Press MENU. Using select DATE/TIME
and follow the indications on the display.
Settings do not have to be made if the date
and time are received via GPS/DCF or via
the KNX bus.
Manual menu
In the MANUAL menu, manual switch
functions are applied. In the submenus
MANUAL, PERMANENT, ON/OFF,
TIMER SHORTTERM CIRCUIT, HOLIDAY,
RANDOMaswellasACTIVATEEXTRA
PROGRAM the manual switching can be
activated/programmed.
Press MENU. Using select MANUAL and
follow the indications on the display.
TIME/DATE
TIME DATE SUMMER-
WINTER RULE
SUMMER-
WINTER
EUROPE
SUMMER-
WINTER
EUROPE WEST
WEEKDAY
NUMBER
FORM DATE
31 12 2013
12/31/2013
2013-12-31
FORM TIME EASTER RULE
STANDARD
ORTHODOX
CHURCH
YEAR
2013
21 01 2013
MONTH
01
21 01 2013
DAY 21.01
MENU
MENU
FRIDAY
DAY 5
1234567
HOUR SET
10:00
MINUTE SET
10:15
FRIDAY
DAY 6
1234567
TIME FORMAT
24 HOURS
TIME FORMAT
12 HOURS
AM PM
MANUAL
CHOOSE
CHANNEL
PERMANENT
ON
PERMANENT
OFF
OVERRIDEON
CHANNEL 1
OVERRIDEON
or OFF
TIMER SHORT
TERM CIRCUIT
HOLIDAY
ON or OFF
HOLIDAY
START
START YEAR
2013
RANDOM* EXTRA
PROGRAM
ACTIVATE
EXTRA
PROGRAM P1
EXTRA
PROGRAM
P2-P14
CHANNEL 1
PERMANENT
OFF
ON or OFFCHANNEL 1
PERMANENT
ON
TIMER
HOURS
01:0000
TIMER
MINUTES
01:3000
TIMER
SECONDS
01:3010
21 01 2013
START MONTH
01
RANDOM 1
INTERRUPTIONS
RANDOM 2
SHIFTING
*Only if a channel is a time switch channel
Interruptions: several random switch-ons
and switch-offs during a programmed
switch-on phase.
Adjustments: random adjustment of the
switch-on and switch-off time.

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Manual and permanent switching
Manual and permanent switching can be set
using the MANUAL menu.
• Manualswitching
Reversing the channel status to the next
automatic or programmed switching.
• Permanentswitching
As long as a permanent switching
(permanently switched ON or OFF) is
activated, the programmed switching
times are ineffective.
Options menu
In the OPTIONS menu the submenus ASTRO,
OPERATING HOUR, LANGUAGE, PIN, LCD
ILLUMINATION, FACTORY SETTINGS as
well as INFO can be requested.
Press MENU. Using select OPTIONS and
follow the indications on the display.
OPTIONS
ASTRO OPERATING
HOUR
CHOOSE
CHANNEL
DELETE
OPERATING
HOURS
LANGUAGE PIN
WITHOUT or
WITH PIN
CURRENT PIN
00 00
NEW PIN
00 00
LCD
ILLUMINATION
FACTORY
SETTINGS
INFO
GERMAN
ENGLISH
ASTRO
SETTINGS
CHOOSE
CHANNEL
SHOW
OPERATING
HOURS
CONFIRM
DELETE
TIME SWITCH
PROGRAM
ACTIVE/ASTRO
PROGRAM
ACTIVE
000 000.0 STD
SINCE
01 02 2013
DELETED SAVED
AFTER 1
MINUTE OFF
LOAD
FACTORY
SETTINGS
SERIAL
PRODUCT
NAME
ALWAYS ON FIRMWARE
VERSION
SAVED
MENU

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Set astro programs
If a time switch program is active… Press MENU. Using select OPTIONS and
follow the indications on the display.
You will automatically be taken to the setting
for the POSITION data (COUNTRY or
COORDINATES input) and the ASTRO
SETTINGS (OFFSET and ASTRO MODE).
If an ASTRO program is activated on a
channel you can change the channel back
to the time switch program.
Note: Programmed switching times are
deleted when changing to the astro program.
If astro times are active…
OPTIONS
OPTIONS
ASTRO
ASTRO
ASTRO
SETTINGS
ASTRO
SETTINGS
CHOOSE
CHANNEL
CHOOSE
CHANNEL
TIME SWITCH
PROGRAM
ACTIVE
ASTRO TIMES
CHANGE
TO ASTRO
PROGRAM
DELETE
CHANNEL 1
CONFIRM
DELETE
DELETED
MENU
MENU
OFFSET ASTRO MODE CHANGE TO
TIME SWITCH
END
DELETE
CHANNEL 1
CONFIRM
DELETE
DELETED

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In the OPTIONS > ASTRO submenu after a
channel has been changed to astro program,
it is possible to request or change ASTRO
TIMES, OFFSET, ASTRO MODE as well as
POSITION (location).
If a channel is set as an astro channel, the
symbol is displayed and the astro times
are accessed after the channel selection.
ASTRO TIMES
Astro time display (sun rise and sunset as well
as offset) for the current day
OFFSET
With the offset (adjustment value) the
calculated astro times can be adjusted by
max. +/– 2 hrs.
This means that the astro ON and OFF
switching time can be adapted to
local conditions (e.g. mountains, high buildings
etc.) or to personal requirements.
ASTRO MODE
• EveningsON,morningsOFF
At sunset it switches on, at sunrise it
switches off (e.g. street lighting)
• EveningsOFF,morningsON
At sunset it switches off, at sunrise it
switches on (e.g.Terrarium)
• Astropulse
Evenings and mornings, only mornings
or only evenings (pulse duration max
59 min, 59 sec)
POSITION
• Settingofthelocationusingcoordinates
(longitude/latitude, time zone) or
country/city.
• Withthememorycardupto10more
cities (Favorites) can be added.
• Ownastrotable(withOBELISK
program)
OPTIONS
ASTRO
ASTRO
SETTINGS
POSITION END
ENDCOUNTRY
COUNTRY
GERMANY
CITY
SYDNEY
SAVED
COORDINATES
LATITUDE
NORTH
LATITUDE
EAST
TIME ZONE
UTC + 10H
SAVED
MENU
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Enter PIN code
The PIN-Code is set in OPTIONS
via the menu.
If you have lost your PIN call the
LightMaster Hotline.
ASTRO PULSE
EVENINGAND
MORNING
PULSE LENGTH
IN MINUTES
PULSE LENGTH
IN SECONDS
SAVED
CHOOSE
CHANNEL
ASTRO TIMES OFFSET ASTRO MODE CHANGE TO
TIME SWITCH
END
OFFSET
MORNING
OFFSET
EVENING
EVENINGON
MORNING OFF
EVENINGOFF
MORNING ON
SAVED
SAVED
CONTINUED
POSITION
OPTIONS
ASTRO PIN
WITH PIN WITHOUT PIN
CURRENT PIN
0000
NEW PIN
0000
MENU

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Memory card
Use memory card (see fig.)
• Insertmemorycardinthetimeswitch.
• Read/readoutsavedswitchingtimesand
device settings in the time switch or start
Obelisk program.
• RemovememorycardOBELISKafter
copying and store in the cover. Avoid
mechanical stress or dirtying with other
storage/transport methods.
Copy OBELISK to TIME SWITCH
This copies the switching program
(all standard and special programs) and
optionally all timeclock settings (e.g. position,
offset, external input, time format etc.) from
the memory card to the timeclock.
Copy TIME SWITCH to OBELISK
This copies all switching programs and settings
from the timeclock to the memory card
OBELISK
TRANSCRIBE
OK
COPY OBELISK
-> TIME
SWITCH
COPY TIME
SWITCH ->
OBELISK
START
OBELISK
PROGRAM
OBELISK
INFO
END
OK

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