Sony PT-D3 User manual

SONY:
PROGRAM TIMER
PT-D3
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS page 2
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WARNING
To
prevent
fire
or
shock
hazard,
do
not
expose
the
unit
to
rain
or
moisture.
To
avoid
electrical
shock,
do
not
open
the
cabinet.
Refer
servicing
to
qualified
personnel
only.
FOR
THE
CUSTOMERS
IN
THE
UNITED
KINGDOM
Important
The
wires
in
the
mains
lead
of
this
apparatus
are
coloured
in
ac-
cordance
with
the
following
code.
Biue: Neutral
Brown: Live
As
the
colours
of
the
wires
in
the
mains
lead
may
not
correspond
with
the
coloured
markings
identifying
the
terminals
in
your
plugs,
proceed as follows:
The
wire
which
is
coloured
blue
must
be
connected
to
the
terminal
which
is
marked
with
the
letter
N
or
coloured
black.
The
wire
which
is
coloured
brown
must
be
connected
to
the
terminal
which
is
marked with the letter L or coloured red.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Features
Operating voltage...
Frequency
Selector
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Location and function of controls
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How
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How
to
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How to erase a timer program...
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Power source connection
Remote control cable connection
Timer activated recording
To wake up to a radio program
How
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FEATURES
Daily timer with up to eight timer programs
Up to eight timer programs can be set to turn on and off.
Timer list function
You can display all timer programs to operate in order.
ONCE key function
You can designate any particular timer program as a one-time only
operation.
Lock function
You can lock the timer program and the clock setting you set so
that it can’t be changed by pressing other number keys.
The time counter function
Counting up or counting down by seconds can be made to
measure, for example, the amount of the tape wound or the amount
of the tape remaining during recording or playback.
Timer activated recording
You can use the timer to record any radio program for listening at a
later time.
Two methods of time display
You can display the time either using the 12-hour system or the
24-hour system.
Display brightness selector
The display can be brightened or dimmed, depending on how bright
your room is.

OPERATING VOLTAGE
Before
connecting
the
timer
to
the
power
source,
check
that
the
operating
voltage
is
the
same
as
the
local
power
line
voltage.
The
model
for
European
countries
(Type
1)
operates
on
220V
ac.
The
model
for
the
United
Kingdom
(Type
2)
operates
on
240V
ac.
The
mode!
for
other
countries
(Type
3)
operates
on
either
110-130
or
220-240
V
ac.
The
voltage
selector
is
located
on
the
rear
panel.
If
the
selector
must
be
reset,
disconnect
the
ac
power
cord
and
slide
the
selector
to
the
desired
voltage.
110-130V 220-240V
FREQUENCY
SELECTOR
SETTING
The
type
3
model
is
provided
with
a
frequency
selector
located
at
the
rear.
Be
sure
to
set
this
selector
to
the
appropriate
position
depending
on
your
local
power
line
frequency.
@
If
frequency
setting
is
improper,
the
clock
gains
or
loses.
PRECAUTIONS
On safety
@ Before operating the set, be sure that the operating voitage and
frequency of your timer is identical with that of your local. power
supply.
@ Should any liquid or solid object fall into the cabinet, unplug the
set and have it checked by qualified personnel before operating it
any further. To disconnect the cord, pull it out by the plug. Never
pull the cord itself.
®
Do
not
overload
the
ac
outlets
located
at
the
rear
by
using
high
wattage
devices
such
as an
electric
iron,
fan,
or
hair
dryer.
The
maximum
rating
of
the
ac
outlets
is
indicated
in
the
‘“Specifica-
tions’’.
On installation
@ Do not install the set in a location near heat sources such as
radiators or air ducts, or in a place subject to direct sunlight, ex-
cessive dust, mechanical vibration or shock.
@ Do not place the set on top of an amplifier. Excessive heat from
the amplifier may damage the components of this timer.
On cleaning
®@ Clean the cabinet periodically with a soft cloth lightly moistened
with mild detergent solution. Do not use any type of abrasive pad,
scouring powder or solvent such as alcohol or benzine.

LOCATION
AND
FUNCTION
OF
CONTROLS
@ crock key
4) BRIGHT key
5) SEC key
@ ADJUST key
1)
MANUAL
ON/OFF
switch
and
indicator
@Q TIMER CONTROL switch and indicator
(7) Display window
8) WRITE key
9) REWRITE key
@ TURN ON key, TURN OFF key
@ ONCE key
@ cuear key
UPIDOWN
® COUNTER KeY
@ STARTISTOP key
TIMER LIST key ®
—key, +key @
@
MANUAL
ON/OFF
switch
and
indicator
Depress
this
switch
to
turn
the
power
on
or
off
to
connected
appli-
ances
without
using
the
timer
function.
This
switch
operates
regardless
of
the
timer
setting.
The
power
indicator
lights
up
when
power
is
supplied
to
the
connected
appliances.
@
TIMER
CONTROL
switch
and
indicator
Depress
this
switch
to
control
the
power
to
connected
appliances
by
using
the
timer.
The
indicator
lights
up
when
the
timer
control
function
is in
operation.
This
does
not
light
up
when
there
is
no
pro-
gram
set
in
the
timer.
Depress
the
switch
again
to
turn
off
the
timer
control
function.
The
timer
indicator
will
then
go
off.
© CLOCK key
Depress
this
key
to
return
the
present
time
display
from
the
other
display.
© BRIGHT key
Depress
this
key
to
dim
the
indications
in
the
display
window.
Press again to brighten.
@ SEC key
Depress
this
key
to
display
the
present
time
down
to
the
exact
second.
The
last
digit
of
the
minute
will
be
indicated
on
the
left
and
a
double-digit
second
time
will
be
displayed
on
the
right.
© ADJUST key
Use
this
key
to
adjust
the
clock
setting.
if) SEND key
@ Display window
On clock display:
AM/PM indicator
power failure
indicator
LOCK
indicator
On timer display:
ONCE
indicator colon will blir
ON/OFF
indicator
© WRITE key
Depress this key to set the timer program.
@ REWRITE key
Depress
this
key
to
change
the
timer
program.
@ TURN ON key, TURN OFF key
Depress
the
TURN
ON
key
to
set
the
turn-on
time
of
the
timer
ar
depress
the
TURN
OFF
key
to
set
the
turn-off
time,
after
pressir
the
WRITE
key.
@ ONCE key
Depress
this
key
if
the
timer
setting
is
to
be
used
only
once.

Time display mode selector
Remote control signal output
relere
SWITCHED ac outlet
UNSWITCHED ac outlet
@ CLEAR key
Depress this key to cancel the timer setting.
UP/DOWN
® counter key .
Depress this key to use the timer as a time counter.
@ STARTI/STOP key
Depress this key to start the count. Depress again to stop counting.
Press again to resume the count.
@ TIMER LIST key
Depress this key to display the timer program. The setting nearest
after the present time will be displayed.
@ —(List down) key, +(List up) key
After the TIMER LIST key has been depressed and a timer program
displayed, depress the [+] key to display the next timer program or
the [-] key to display the previous timer program. When either of
these keys are pressed again, the next (or previous) timer program
on the list will be displayed. If either key is kept depressed, the list
will be displayed in sequence.
@ Number keys
Use these keys to set the clock and the timer programs.
@ SEND key
Depress this key to start the clock operating after the correct time
and day has been set, and to memorize the timer programs.
@ Time display mode selector
Set this selector to the desired mode of time display: 12-hour
system or 24-hour system.
@ Remote control signal output
The output for connecting the RM-S5 system remote controller.
@ SWITCHED ac outlet
This outlet provides ac power and is controlled by the MANUAL
ON/OFF switch or the timer.
@ UNSWITCHED ac outlet
This outlet supplies ac power which is not controlled by the
MANUAL ON/OFF switch or the timer. It can be used as an ac outlet
when the power cord of the timer is connected to a wall outlet.

HOW
TO
SET
THE
CLOCK
Setting the clock
Connect
the
power
cord
to
a
wall
outlet.
The “E” (Power failure indicator) lights
up and the clock will start operating
from 12:00 AM (with 12-hour system)
or 0:00 (with 24-hour system).
To
set
the
clock
to
8:30
AM,
for
example,
proceed
as
follows.
:
2
3
1
Depress
the
ADJUST
key.
The hyphen [-] indicates the position
where a number should be entered
next.
blinks
Set
the
numbers
to
[-]
with
the
number
key
in
the
order
of
0,
8,
3,
0.
Notice: Time should be set by the
24-hour system, even though you wish
the time to be displayed by the
12-hour system.
When setting the clock to any time
between midnight and 9:00 AM,
. remember to enter ‘‘0” as the tens
blinks digit.
For a minute setting anywhere
between “0” and ‘‘9” minutes, also
remember to enter “0” as the tens
digit.
As
soon
as
you
hear
the
time
signal
on
the
telephone,
radio
or
TV,
depress
the
SEND
key.
With 12-hour system
With 24-hour system
Quick
reference
of
12-hour
and
24-hour
systems
12-hour
AM
AM
on
AM AM
PM
PM
PM
PM
system
12:00
1:00
10:00
11:00 12:00
1:00
2:00
3:00
24-hour
|
:
ss
f
:
-
.
.
.
system
0:00
1:00
10:00
11:00
12:00 13:00
14:00
15:00
42-hour
PM
PM
PM PM PM
PM PM
PM
AM
system
4:00
5:00
6:00
7:00
8:00
9:00
10:00
11:00
12:00
24-hour
. :
:
5
| - .
is
system
16:00
17:00
18:00
19:00
20:00
21:00
22:00
23:00
0:00
To display the time in seconds
Depress the SEC key.
For example, when the SEC key is
depressed at 17:25 and 24 seconds,
the display will be as follows:
seconds
minutes
To return the display to the normal mode, depress the CLOCK key
What to do if:
—You press the wrong number key while setting the clock.
Depress the ADJUST key and start again from Step 1.
—Nothing is displayed when you press a number key.
@ Make sure that you pressed “0” before the hour key when
setting a time from 1:00 AM to 9:00 AM.
@ Make sure that you pressed “0” before the minutes key when
setting 9 minutes or less.
@ Make sure that you set it using the 24-hour system after 13:00.

HOW TO SET A TIMER PROGRAM
Timer setting procedure
1234
This number indicates how many
programs can be set.
Depress the TURN ON key or TURN OFF key to select the ON
time setting or OFF time setting.
A blinking colon indicates that the
timer program is displayed.
One of the timer program is now set.
Up to 8 programs (including both TURN ON, TURN OFF) can be pro-
grammed by repeating the above 1 to 4 steps. You can set the pro-
gram in a random order. The microcomputer of the timer sets the
program in the right order. When the WRITE key is depressed with 8
programs set, the letters ‘‘FULL” will be displayed.
To return the “FULL” display to the clock display, press the CLOCK
key.
The display will return to the clock display automatically after a few
minutes when the display is other than “FULL”.
After setting all timer programs
When all timer programs have been set, depress the TIMER CON-
TROL switch to engage the timer control! function. The appliances
connected to the SWITCHED ac outlet on the rear will then be
turned on and off by the timer.
If you do not want the timer to operate
Depress the TIMER CONTROL switch so that the indicator lamp
goes out.
If you want the timer setting to operate only one time
Depress the ONCE key before pressing the SEND key (in step 4).
“ONCE” will be displayed. The timer setting will be automatically
cancelled after it has operated one time.
What to do if:
—You press the wrong number key when setting a timer pro-
gram.
Depress the WRITE key and set again from the first step.
—The blinking of the display doesn’t stop after pressing the
SEND key.
Check that the ON, OFF (step 2) is set.
@ How does it operate when the TURN ON and the TURN OFF time
is set at the same time or overlapped?
TURN OFF program acts prior to TURN ON program. For example:
8:00 8:30
program 1,2 ON geeeeewerees OFF
program
3,
4
ON
SS5cNt
OFF
. 8:00 8:30
actual operation ON i OFF
8:00 8:30
program 1,2) ON siemens OFF
program 5, 6 ON: oan | OFF
actual operation

HOW
TO
LOCK
IN
ALL
SETTINGS
After
the
timer
programs
have
been
set,
you
can
lock
them
and
all
other
settings
in
by
depressing
the
number
keys
0,
0
and
7
when
the
present
time
is
displayed.
“LOCK”
will
be
displayed
and
all
settings
will
be
locked
so
that
they
will
not
change
even
if
the
number
keys
are
depressed.
To
release
the
lock,
press
the
number
keys
0,
0
and
7
when
the
present
time
is
displayed.
When
the
timer
programs
are
locked
in,
the
CLOCK
key,
BRIGHT
key,
TIMER
LIST
key,
[+]
key
and
[-]
key
will
still
operate.
What to do if:
—“LOCK”
is
not
displayed
when
you
press
0,
0,
7.
Set the display to the clock display.
HOW TO CHECK A TIMER PROGRAM
The
timer’s
microcomputer
will
arrange
the
timer
program
chrono-
logically,
no
matter
what
order
you
set
them
in.
For
example:
Timer program set in this order will be arranged this way.
1 ON 7:00 @ON 7:00
2 ON 11:00 @® OFF 8:00
3 OFF 11:30 @ ON 10:00
4 ON 10:00 @ OFF 10:30
5 OFF 10:30 © ON 11:00
6 OFF 8:00 © OFF 11:30
1
Depress
the
TIMER
LIST
key
to
display
the
next
timer
program.
If you depress the TIMER LIST
key at 9:00, the display will be
as follows.
This program is on No.@.
Depress
the
[+]
key
to
display
the
program
one
after
another
Depress
the
[-]
key
to
display
the
program
in
the
reverse:
order.
The input program is
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display
is
shown
between
@
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timer
programs
2
and
3.
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You
can
display
the
program
either
by
depressing
the
[+]
key
an
[-]
key
each
time
on
each
display
or
keep
depressing
to
display
th
programs
one
after
another
automatically.
Display
of
the
timer
program
will
automatically
change
to
the
cloc
display
in
a
few
minutes.

HOW TO CHANGE A TIMER PROGRAM HOW TO ERASE A TIMER PROGRAM
Unlock the timer program settings if necessary for the program 1 2 3
can’t be changed when the timer is in the locked operation. To
change the 11:00 PM ON setting to 11:15 PM OFF and limit the pro-
gram to a one-time operation, proceed as follows.
1 23456
1 Display the timer setting you want to erase.
2 Depress the CLEAR key.
Depress the TIMER LIST key and the [+] key or [-] key to
display the setting to be changed.
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2 Depress the REWRITE key.
3 Depress the SEND key.
The setting will not be erased if the SEND key is not depressed
after the CLEAR key is depressed.
Depress the TURN OFF key.
(Skip this step if the ON or OFF setting is not to be changed.)
4 Depress the ONCE key.
ONCE:
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5 Input the new setting.
NOTE: Input both hour and minute digits, even if only the minute
digits are to be changed. In this example, depress 2, 3, 1 and 5.
6 Depress the SEND key.

EXAMPLES
OF
TIMER
USE
Connect
the
appliance
which
you
want
to
switch
on
and
off
using
the
timer
to
the
SWITCHED
ac
outlet.
Connect
the
appliance
which
is
not
to
be
used
with
the
timer
control
to
the
UNSWITCHED
ac
outlet.
POWER SOURCE CONNECTION
The
appliance
connected
to
the
SWITCHED
outlet
is
switched
0
onor
off
at
the
same
time
by
the
MANUAL
ON/OFF
switch
or
by
the
timer
control
function.
Set
the
power
switch
of
the
appliance
connected
to
the
SWITCHED
outlet
to
ON.
SWITCHED outlet UNSWITCHED outlet
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Tuner
Record player
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Tape recorder
REMOTE-CONTROL
CABLE
CONNECTION
If
you
connect
a
Sony
stereo
system
(for
example,
STR-
SL
or
STR-
$5S
receiver,
PS-LX5
turntable
and
TC-FX6
tape
deck
etc.)
to
this
timer
as
illustrated,
you
can
control
the
whole
system
with
a
RM-S5
system
remote
controller
and
a
RM-SSC
remote
commander.
SWITCHED ac outlet
af Z 3
aewneneet
ac outlet
PT-D3
- Remote control signal output
Remote control
cable
(supplied with
the RM-S5)
—
to a wall outlet
Timer connector
Tape recorder
10
e@ Set the MANUAL ON/OFF switch of the timer to OFF.
@ Set the power switch of the tuner, amplifier and tape recorder to
ON.
@ Set the MAIN POWER switch of the RM-S5 to ON.
Control
signals
from
the
remote
commander
in
the
form
of
infrarec
rays
are
received
with
the
remote
control
detector
provided
on
the
remote
controller.
The
signals
delivered
to
the
timer
activate
the
MANUAL
ON/OFF
switch
of
the
timer
to
turn
on
or
turn
off
all
com-
ponents connected with the cords supplied with the Pine con-
troller.
Press the appropriate program selection button of the remote com
mander. All appliances connected to the timer will be turned on anc
the program will be selected.
Depress the POWER OFF button of the remote commander to turr
off the connected appliances. The MANUAL ON/OFF switch of the
timer will turn off.
POWER OFF button
Program selection
buttons
Turn
off
the
MAIN
POWER
switch
of
the
remote
controller
when
the
remote
control
system
is
not
being
used.
The
power
switches
of
the
connected
appliances
are
set
to
operate
according
to
the
MANUAL
ON/OFF
switch
of
the
timer
or the
time
program.
AO
—Does
the
remote
controller
operate
when
the
timer
is
locked
(“LOCK”
indicator
is
displayed)?
@ The power will not be supplied to the connected appliances
and
the
remote
controller
does
not
operate
when
the
timer
is
locked at MANUAL OFF.
@ The power the connected appliances will not be cut off of
while
the
remote
controller
operates
when
the
timer
is
locked
at MANUAL ON.

A cassette deck to be used for timer-activated operation should be equipped with a timer-standby function.
Be sure to read the instruction manual of the cassette deck before proceeding with a timer-activated operation.
1
Turn on the power to
the components.
Depress the MANUAL ON/OFF
2 switch and supply power to the
SWITCHED ac outlet. The
green indicator will lignt up.
Select the station on the tuner
whose program you want to
record.
Load a cassette into the
cassette deck, adjust the
recording level, and make all
necessary preparations for j
‘ recording. j
Set the timer standby switch of
the cassette deck to the re-
quired position and set the
deck to the recording mode.
Tape recorder
Set the timer to the desired
turn-on and turn-off program.
Se
6 Depress the TIMER CONTROL switch to operate the timer j
control function. The red indicator will light up. Depress
the MANUAL ON/OFF switch again to cut off the power to
the SWITCHED ac outlet. The green indicator goes off.
Depress the MANUAL ON/OFF
2 switch and supply power to the
SWITCHED ac outlet. The
green indicator will light up.
Select the desired station
on the tuner.
Tape recorder
Adjust the timer for the
i desired time.
Depress the TIMER CONTROL switch to operate the timer
control function. The red indicator will light up. Depress
the MANUAL ON/OFF switch to cut off the power to ac
outlet (the power indicator will go off).
To wake up to a cassette tape program, set the tape deck to the playback mode on step 3.
11

HOW
TO
USE
AS
A
TIME
COUNTER
To
count
from
00
minute,
00
second,
to
99
minutes,
59
seconds
P/DOWN
1
Depress
the
a
ONTER
key.
nann
UoUL
If
the
display
is
a
blinking
“99
59”,
depress
the
key
once
more.
2
Depress
the
START/STOP
key.
The
count
will
start.
To
stop
the
counter,
depress
the
START/STOP
key.
To
resume
the
count,
depress
the
key
once
more.
To
count
the
seconds
down
from
a
set
time
/DOWN
1
Depress
the
SOUNTER
key.
blinks
If
the
display
is
‘00
00’,
depress
the
key
once
more.
Set
the
starting
point
of
the
count
down.
For
example:
to
start
the
count
down
from
30
seconds,
depress
the
number
key
0,
0,
3,
0
c>
depress
the
SEND
key
nr m
Liat Lt
Depress
the
START/STOP
key
to
start
the
count
down.
The
counter
will
stop
at
“00 00”
after
30
seconds
has
passed.
To
stop
counting
or
resume
counting,
depress
the
START/STOP
key.
—Can
the
display
be
changed
to
the
clock
display
or
the
timer
display
during
counting
?
@
The
clock
display
or
the
timer
display
will
be
indicated
when
depressing
the
CLOCK
key
or
the
TIMER
LIST
key,
while
counting
continues.
Depress
the
Se
OATER
key
to
return
the
counter display.
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SPECIFICATIONS
Power requirements Type 1: 220V ac, 50Hz
Type 2: 240V ac, 50Hz
Type 3: 110-130 or 220-240 V ac
adjustable, 50 or 60 Hz adjustable
Power consumption 5W
Control time 24-hour cycle
Timer setting Up to eight on/off operations with an
accuracy measured in minutes
Synchronized with power line frequency
Less than +0.02 sec. per day excluing tiine
error from fluctuations in power line
frequency
One switched, one unswitched
total 400 W for the type 1 mode!
total 500 W for the type 2 and 3 model
Approx. 430 x 55 x 190 mm (w/h/d)
(17x 21, x 7%, inches)
including projecting parts and controls for
the type 1 model
Approx. 430 x 55x 185 mm (w/h/d)
(17 x 24, x 74% inches)
including projecting parts and controls for
the type 2 and 3 models
Approx. 2.4kg (5 Ibs 5 0z) net
Clock
Timer accuracy
AC outlets
Dimensions
Weight
While
the
information
given
is
correct
at
the
time
of
printing,
small
production
changes
in
the
course
of
our
company’s
policy
of
im-
provement
through
research
and
design
might
not
necessarily
be
indicated
in
these
specifications.
We
ask
you
to
check
with
your
appointed
Sony
dealer
if
clarification
on
any
point
is
required.

TIMER DISPLAY CHART
The following chart explains everything which can appear in the time display window.
Meaning
Clock display
To display the present time
}——.
“LOCK” is displayed.
The time setting is locked. The clock setting
and the timer program cannot be changed by
depressing the ADJUST key or the WRITE
key.
To release the lock, press the 0, 0, 7 number
keys.
“E” blinks.
This indicates that there has been a power
interruption.
Set the clock and the timer program again.
The hyphen blinks.
fhe colon blinks. us
The present time is being set.
The timer setting display
Set the present time.
The display will return to the clock mode in a
few minutes.
To set the clock mode immediately, depress
the CLOCK key.
Both “ON” and “OFF”
blink.
The timer program is being set.
Select either ON time or OFF time.
Depress the TURN ON or TURN OFF key and
continue to set the timer setting.
The hyphen blinks.
aM Allottherd
Only the colon blinks.
The timer program is being set.
Continue to set the timer setting.
The timer setting has been erased.
The display will return to the clock mode ina
few minutes.
Depress the CLOCK key to display the clock
mode immediately.
| Both “ON” and “OFF”
blink.
The timer setting is being erased.
The CLEAR key has been depressed.
Depress the SEND key to finish erasing the
timer setting.
The clock display blinks.
The clock setting is being set.
Check the digits on the display.
Depress the SEND key to complete the clock
setting. .
The timer program display
blinks.
ae “Other displays.
The timer program is being set or the
REWRITE key has been depressed.
The unit minute and the seconds of the pre-
sent time are displayed or count-up or count-
down is in progress.
Check the timer program and depress the
SEND key.
Rewrite the timer program and depress the
SEND key.
Depress the CLOCK key.
The WRITE key has been depressed when no
more timer programs can be set.
Rewrite the program to set the new timer
setting.
Depress the CLOCK key to return the clock
mode.
The TIMER LIST key has been depressed
when no timer program has been set.
This is the display which indicates where the
present time would fall during the list up or
list down of the timer programs.
The display will return to the clock mode ina
few minutes.
to return to the clock mode immediately,
depress the CLOCK key.
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