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Sangamo Choice PR1n User manual

Conguration Display
2 ON/OFF Pumped System 2PU
3 ON/OFF Pumped System 3PU
• Press the SET button once. The conguration
setting will appear on the screen.
• Press the SET button again. The clock icon [1] on
the screen will ash.
• Press the +/- buttons to adjust the time. Time will
change quicker if pressed continually.
• Press SET once to move on to setting the DATE or
press multiple times to return to RUN mode.
Setting The Time
• Press the SET button until the Y:XX icon (year) ap-
pears and the D (DATE) icon [2] ashes.
• Press the +/- button to set the year.
• Press NEXT button. M:XX appears (month).
• Press +/- button to set month.
• Press NEXT button. D:XX appears (Day).
• Press +/- button to set day.
You can review or edit the date you have set just by
pressing NEXT button again and repeating the sequence
above. To conrm the date and move on to PROGRAM
mode press SET button once or press SET button multiple
times to return to RUN mode.
Setting The Date
Changing Programme Times
The built in programmes can easily be changed to
better suit your lifestyle.
To change the times:
• Press SET button until PROGRAM [3] ashes in the
display and 1 ON [4] appears. This indicates the
time shown on the display is the rst ON time.
• By pressing the +/- buttons you can alter the ON
time to the time you want.
• Press NEXT button, display will now show 1 OFF
[4].
• By pressing the +/- buttons you can alter the OFF
time to the time you want.
• Press NEXT button to access remaining ON/OFF
periods and alter in same manner as above.
• To return to RUN mode, press the SET button until
the display indicates RUN on the display
NOTE: Programming is in 10 minute segments.
Choice PR1n - 1 Channel Programmer
User Instructions
Fit & forget...
[1] [2][3] [4]
[5]
[6]
Introduction
This programmer can automatically switch your
central heating or hot water ON and OFF up to 3 times
a day, at whatever times you choose. Timekeeping is
maintained through power interruptions by a non-
replaceable battery designed to last for the lifetime
of the programmer. The clock is automatically put
forward 1 hour at 1:00am on the last Sunday of March
and back 1 hour at 2:00am on the last Sunday of
October. The clock is factory pre-set to UK time and
date, but you can alter the time setting if you wish.
During installation, the installer selects 24 hour, or
5 day/2day, or 7 day programming and 2 or 3 on/o
periods per day, via a 4 position DIP switch on the
back of the unit (see installation instructions).
IMPORTANT: These settings should only be
changed by a qualied person. Contact your
installer.
IMPORTANT: This programmer is not suitable
for the switching of devices greater than 2 Amp
rated per channel. (e.g. Not suitable for use as an
immersion timer)
Conguration
When setting time, date or changing programme
times the rst screen displayed indicates the
conguration as set up by the installer. (See ‘Setting
The Time section)
The 24 hour, or 5 day/2day, or 7 day programming
option as set up by the installer can also be veried
at this stage by how the Monday to Sunday indicators
are displayed.
Programming
Option
Mon to Sun Indicators
ash
7 DAY Mon to Sun individually
shown
5/2 DAY Mon to Fri together then
Sat & Sun together
24 HOUR Mon to Sun together shown
Now press any button to move to Setting the Time
and Day.
Built In Programme
For convenience, the programmer has a built in
programme which will be satisfactory for many
people, but which can be changed very easily (see
section CHANGING PROGRAMME TIMES). Once the
unit is powered up this built in programme will run.
If the user changes from the built in programme and
wishes to return to it, then pressing the reset button
with a non metallic pointed tool will return the unit
to the built in / default programme
.
NOTE: Every time the reset is pressed, the time
and date must be set again. See the sections
‘Setting The Time & Setting The Date’
Factory Programme Settings
2Pu 3Pu Mon-Fri Sat-Sun
1st ON 1st ON 6:00am 7:00am
1st OFF 1st OFF 8:30am 9:00am
-2nd ON 12:00 noon 12:00 noon
-2nd OFF 12:00 noon 12:00 noon
2nd ON 3rd ON 4:30pm 4:30pm
2nd OFF 3rd OFF 10:30pm 11:30pm
If the unit is installed as a 24 hour programmer the
built in programme will be the same for each day (i.e.
Sat-Sun be same as Mon-Fri above).
Selecting Operating Mode
ON Central Heating and Hot Water is ON
continuously
AUTO Central Heating and Hot Water will be
switched ON or OFF as programmed
ALL DAY Central Heating and Hot Water will
be switched ON only once each day
between the rst ON time and last
OFF time
OFF Central Heating and Hot Water is OFF
continuously
MODE
7 Day Programmer Option
If the unit is installed as a 7 day programmer, the
initial programme displayed will be for
Monday.
You can go to any date of the week by pressing the
DAY button repeatedly.
The ON/OFF times can be changed for each day
as described above in the section “CHANGING
PROGRAMME TIMES”.
If you press the COPY button, the current programme
will be copied onto the next day.
NOTE: it is not possible to copy Sunday to Monday.
5/2 Day Programmer Option
If the unit is installed as a 5 day/2 day programmer,
the initial programme displayed will be for Monday
to Friday.
Pressing the DAY button will take you to the
programme for Saturday and Sunday.
The ON/OFF times can be changed for each day
group as described above in the section “CHANGING
PROGRAMME TIMES”.
If you press the COPY button, the current programme
will be copied onto the next day group.
If the unit is installed as a 24 hour programmer, the
built in programme will be the same for each day.
The COPY & DAY buttons have no aect if installed
as a 24 hour programmer.
24 Hour Programmer Option
SERVICE AND WARRANTY
Your product is not user serviceable. PLEASE DO NOT TRY TO DISMANTLE THE UNIT.
This product is guaranteed by your supplier for 5 years from the date of manufacture. If it should become defective
please contact your installer or supplier for a replacement unit or visit www.sangamo.co.uk/returns
This product must meet Waste Electronic and Electrical Equipment Regulations (WEEE) for suitable environmental
recycling, recovery and/or disposal. End of life products should be handled in line with local regulations. Alternatively
return end of life product to Sangamo for correct disposal.
CUSTOMER CARE POLICY
As part of Sangamo’s continuous improvement program, the company operates a Customer Care policy. This means we
welcome your comments and complaints, as it can help us to improve our services to you, our customer.
Due to our policy of continuous product improvement and development, the specications in this guide may be subject
to change without prior notice.
Sangamo Limited
Industrial Estate, Port Glasgow,
Renfrewshire, PA14 5XG
Tel 01475 745131
Fax: 01475 744567
Email: [email protected]
Web: www.sangamo.co.uk
WEE/JH0069TY
143795 Issue C
Programming Notes
The unit will automatically return to normal running
if a period of 30 seconds passes without any buttons
being pressed.
For convenience, to allow for programmes to go past
midnight, the programme day is from 03:00am to
02:50am the next day.
If a programme is required to run from 1.00 am to
8.00 am then 2 programmes must be used because it
is not possible to programme through 2.50 am. (The
programme should be split up into two sections; 3.00
am > 8.00 am and 1.00 am > 2.50 am).
Reset
Press the reset button with a non-metallic pointed
tool to restore the built in programme. As well as
restoring the built in programme, it also resets the
time to 12:00pm and the date to 01/01/2014. Initially
the display shows all segments lit for a few seconds,
but then will show the current conguration. See
SETTING THE TIME section to continue.
As a safety feature aer reset the unit will be in OFF
operating mode. Reselect your required operating
mode.
Using Advance
The ADVANCE function allows the user to move
to the next ON or OFF programme for a “one o”
event, without having to change the programme or
operating mode.
Warning: The ADVANCE function is only available
when programme is in AUTO or ALL DAY operating
modes.
To advance Central Heating
Press the ADV button. This will turn the Central
heating ON if it is in an OFF period and OFF if it is
in an ON period. It will stay in this state until either
ADV button is pressed again, or until a programmed
ON/OFF period commences. The word ADV [5] will
appear in the top le hand corner of the LCD.
Using +HR Boost
Press the +HR button to make the desired selection with
one, two or three hours extra heating [6] and cancel
options offered.
Warning: The +HOUR function is only available when
programme is in AUTO , ALL DAY or OFF operating modes.
If the Central heating operating mode is OFF, then it will
switch on for the extra hours selected. If the Central
heating mode is AUTO or ALL DAY, then during an OFF
period, it will switch on for the extra hours selected.
If during an ON period, then it will temporarily extend
that programme by the number of hours selected, this is
displayed on the right of the LCD display [6].
NOTE: If the programmer is in the OFF mode and then
+HR button is pressed (+1 HR, + 2 HR, or + 3 HR) and
the resulting time of the boost overlaps a START / ON time
in the AUTO mode programme memory then the boost will
disengage. If this happens simply press +HR button again
and the boost will activate for the time period chosen.
Power Interruption
In the event of a mains supply failure the screen will
go blank but the back-up battery ensures that the
programmer continues to keep the time and retain
your stored programme. When power is restored,
if there has been no change to the rear DIP switch,
the programmer returns to its expected operating
condition.
If the conguration setting on the rear DIP switch
has been altered during the power interruption the
screen will initially show the new conguration. And
the appropriate factory default programme (see
BUILT IN PROGRAMME section) will be installed.
Press SET button to return to RUN mode. If you have a problem or require
any further information please
contact us on: 01475 745131
[1] [2][3] [4]
[5]
[6]
The Holiday function allows the user to turn all
channels to the OFF operating mode, for a settable
amount of days from 01-99 days. During this
function a suitcase icon will be displayed.
The number of days will decrease at midnight each
day.
The +HR boost override can be used during a
holiday period.
1. Press & Hold DAY button for 4 seconds to enter
the holiday function , d:01 ashes.
2. Press +/- button to set the holiday days.
3. Press DAY button to activate.
4. Press & Hold DAY button for 4 seconds to
cancel a holiday period.
Warning: The Holiday function is only available in
AUTO, ALL DAY or ON operating modes.
Holiday Mode

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