TECO TATS1C230B User manual
ASTRONOMICAL ONE-CHANNEL
TIME PROGRAMMER TATS1C230B INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Teconex sa, Rue de Magnée 108
4610 Beyne-Heusay, Belgium
web: www.teconex.eu
mail: [email protected]
APPEARANCE
FEATURES
TECHNICAL DATA
DESCRIPTION
TATS1C230B
Power supply clamps: A1, A2
Rated voltage: 230 V AC~(-15 ÷ +10 %)
Rated frequency: 50 / 60 Hz
Rated power consumption: 2 W / 14 VA
Number of channels: 1
Programme: astronomical
Mode of work: manual, automatic
Change of season summer/ winter: automatic, manual
Colour of LCD panel lighting: amber
Input: yes
Accuracy of time measurement: max. ±1 s / 24 h at temp. 25 °C
Time of clock maintenance: 3 years
Time of programme maintenance: 5 years
Clamps of release system: IN, IN, IN, IN
Clamps of receiver power supply: 11, 12, 14
Parameters of transmitter contacts: 1NO/NC-16 A/250 V AC1 4000 VA
Number of terminating clamps: 12
Intersection of terminating conductors: 0,2 ÷ 2,50 mm2
Temperature of work: -20 ÷ +60 oC
Position of work: any
Fixing of casing: TH 35 rail (PN-EN 60715)
Level of protection of casing: IP20 (PN-EN 60529)
Protectivity class: II
Overvoltage category: II
Level of pollution: 2
Measurements: two-module (35 mm) 90x35x66 mm
Weight: 0,17 kg
Compatibility with norms: PN-EN 60730-1; PN-EN 60730-2-7
PN-EN 61000-4-2,3,4,5,6,11
● Steeringdependantonacurrenthourinan
astronomical cycle,
● two-modulecasingwithaprotectiveflap
valve,
● steeringinputIN,
● lightingtheLCDdisplay.
Digital steering clocks TATS1C230B are
intended for realization of time functions
in the systems of automatics and steering.
Switching on/off the appliance is connected
with sunrise and sunset (dawn an dusk). The
information about geographic coordinates,
the place of the clock’s installation, current
date and a shift in relation to the universal
time- all these factors are used in order to
calculate the time of sunrise and sunset. The
system calculates the end of civil dusk, that
is the phase, during which the centre of the
Sun’s face is located on the 6 degrees angu-
lar below the horizon- the Sun’s face is not
noticeable but sky is lit with dispersed sun-
light. The system additionally has a function
of a programmed night break and an ability
of shifting the calculated time of sunrise and
sunset within a range of +/- 120 min. The
construction of a casing makes it possible to
install the system on a rail TH 35 and pos-
sible sealing the appliance with lead. The
construction of the system guarantees
supporting of all the settings with battery
energy when the electric power supply is
off.
In order to protect the battery during stor-
age, the programmers have a default set-
ting, the so-called storage mode in which
the battery power consumption is limited
to a minimum.
The device is designed for single-
phase installation and must be in-
stalled in accordance with stand-
ards valid in a particular country.
The device should be connected
according to the details included
in this operating manual. Instal-
lation, connection and control should be carried
outbyaqualiedelectricianstaff,whoactinac-
cordance with the service manual and the device
functions. Disassembling of the device is equal
with a loss of guarantee and can cause electric
shock. Before installation make sure the connec-
tion cables are not under voltage. The cruciform
head screwdriver 3,5 mm should be used to instal
the device. Improper transport, storage, and use
ofthedeviceinuenceitswrongfunctioning.Itis
not advisable to instal the device in the following
cases: if any device part is missing or the device is
damaged or deformed. In case of improper func-
tioning of the device contact the producer.
CAUTION
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Power terminals
(A1, A2)
LCD display
Replaceable battery
Control buttons
Relay output terminals
(12, 12, 11, 11, 14, 14)
Trigger terminals
(IN, IN, IN, IN)
Do not dispose of this device with other
waste! In order to avoid harmful effects
on the environment and human health,
the used device should be stored in
designated areas. For this purpose, you
can dispose of household waste free of
charge and in any quantity to a collection
point set up, as well as to the shop when
you buy new equipment.
Winter time
Summer time
Manual mode
Automatic mode
Week’s day
Relay state
Infoeld/data
Current time
(gg:mm:ss)
Day/night time
DESCRIPTION
MAIN MENU
DATE SETTING
STORAGE MODE / BATTERY REPLACEMENT
- Current date setting; entry after
pressing OK;
YEAR - choose adequate year with cur-
sors conrm with OK,range of years:
2000÷2099;
MONTH - choose month with cursors
conrmwithOK;
Description of elements and messages displayed
- days of week - impulse mode setting
- transmitter’s status
- time correction setting
- automatic mode - current time setting and summer/winter time shift
- manual mode - current date setting
- winter time - geographical position setting
- summer time - extenal input setting
- external input / - sunrise time / sunset time
- day / - latitude/ longitude
- year - automatic, - user
- on/off
Buttons descriptions
• In the main window - entry to automatic mode or change of the transmitter status, if the clock is already in the
automatic mode;
• In other windows - one level up exit without saving the introduced data;
• In the main window - entry to manual mode or change of transmitter status if the clock is already in the manual
mode;
• In other windows- one level up exit without saving the introduced data;
• In the main window - entry to main menu;
•Inotherwindows-entrytosub-menuorconrmationoftheparameterbeingset;
• Shifting windows /menu options or increasing/ decreasing of the parameter being set;
• Right cursor in the main window- displaying a time of sunrise and sunset.
We enter menu from the main window
by choosing OK; we move inside menu
using cursors . Return to the main
window is possible after pressing but-
ton or .
You can enter the windows of displaying
calculated sunrise/sunset time from the
main window by using cursor . Return
is automatical after 10 s.
Function Description
NIGHT BREAK SETTING
CORRECTION OF TIME SETTING (SUNRISE/ SUNSET TIME)
CURRENT TIME SETTING
CURRENT DATE SETTING
TIME SETTING (SUMMER/WINTER SEASON)
GEOGRAPHICAL POSITION AND TIME ZONE SETTING
EXTERNAL INPUT SETTING
CALCULATED SUNRISE TIME
CALCULATED SUNSET TIME
● Programmershaveadefaultsetting,thesocalledstoragemodeinordertoprotectthebatteryduringstorage.
● Incaseofbatterybackupoperationthestoragemodeisswitchedoffduringthefirstuseoftheprogrammer.Itisdonebymeansofashortpressingof
the push-button and subsequent date and time adjustment.
● Incaseofanominalpowersupplythestoragemodeisswitchedoffduringthefirstuseoftheprogrammerbymeansofdateandtimeadjustment.
● Adjustingtheprogrammerintothestoragemodeisrealisedbymeansofareset-inordertocarryitoutpressatthesametimethe and push-buttons
in the main window.
● Programmershavetheoptiontoreplacetheclockmaintenancebattery.Before replacing the battery, disconnect the programmer from the external
power supply. Please pay the attention to correct battery polarity when replacing.
DAY - choose day with cursors conrmwithOK;thesystemhasaprotectionagainstintroducingincorrectparameterofadayforagivenmonth(ittakes
into account leap years and it automatically calculates the day of the week on the basis of an arranged date);
Conrmationcausesmovementtoadatesettingwindowandset-upofcurrentsummer/wintertime-iftheoption is arranged.
It is possible to exit every sub- menu window in any moment without saving settings by pressing the button or .
TIME SETTING
WINTER / SUMMER TIME SETTING
CHANGE OF MODE OF WORK (AUTOMATIC, MANUAL)
EXTERNAL INPUT SETTING
- setting the current clock time; entry after pressing
OK;
HOUR- choose adequate hour with cursor which you can
set in 1-24 or 1-12 (AM) and 1-12 (PM)format;conrm
with OK;
MINUTES - choose adequate parameter of minutes with cur-
sors conrmwithOK;
Conrmationoftheparameterofminutescausessimultane-
ousnullicationoftheparameterofsecondsandmovement
to the window of time setting.
It is possible to exit every sub- menu window in any mo-
ment without saving settings by pressing the button or .
- choice of one of the two modes in which switching between winter and summer season time
will occur. - switching will take place in an automatic way, on the last Sunday of March, at 2.00 (for
summer time) and on the last Sunday of October, at 3.00 (for winter time), - a user chooses between
winter/ summer time, entry after pressing OK;
setting the mode - choose mode or with cursors ,conrmwithOK;afterchoosingthe
mode , the clock automatically sets the time as winter or summer one, depending on the arranged
date; after choosing the mode you go to another window;
Choose time for winter/ summer one with cursors where is winter time and is summer time, if
change of marker has happened the system will change the current time by adding or subtracting 1 hour,
conrmtheoperationwithOK;
After choosing the system moves to winter/ summer time shift window.
CHANGE OF MODE INTO MANUAL - if the system is situated in the main window and it is in the
automatic mode, pressing the button will cause a shift of the system from the manual mode with
simultaneous change of transmitter status;
Subsequent pressing of button will cause switching transmitter to the opposite status without
change of work mode;
CHANGE OF MODE INTO AUTOMATIC - if the system is placed in the main menu and it is in the
manual mode, pressing button will cause automatic shift to the automatic mode, with simultane-
ous updating transmitter status.
- setting the mode in which the system should operate after releasing the
external input IN; entry to edition after pressing OK, choose adequate mode for
external input with cursors , remember at the same time that:
- the function of external input is switched off;
- manual mode with permanent switching the transmitter off;
- manual mode with permanent switching the transmitter on;
- automatic mode, the system switches the transmitter on/ off according to the
arranged programmes;
ConrmwithOKthechoiceofagivenmode;conrmationwillcauseamoementto
the settings window of the external input.
It is possible to exit every sub- menu window in any moment without saving
settings by pressing the button or .
TIME CORRECTION SETTING
GEOGRAPHICAL POSITION SETTING
NIGHT BREAK SETTING
- setting longitude, latitude and a time zone; en-
try to reviewing and edition of settings after pressing OK,
choose parameters which should be changed with cur-
sors remember at the same time that:
- latitude;
- longitude;
- time zone in relation to UTC time;
For window (latitude); press OK, so as to move to edition:
Choose latitude parameters (degrees) with cursors
(withinrange90South÷90North);conrmwithOK;
Choose latitude minutes with cursors (if in the step
90 latitude was chosen, this step is omitted).
For window (longitude); press OK, in order to move to
edition:
Choose longitude degrees with cursors (within range
180West÷180East);conrmthechoicewithOK.
Choose longitude minutes with cursors (if in the step
longitude was chosen, this step is omitted).
For window (time zone); press OK, so as to move to edi-
tion:
Choose hour shift of time zone with cursors (within a
range-12÷12);conrmyourchoicewithOK.
It is possible to exit every sub- menu window in any mo-
ment without saving settings by pressing the button
or .
- setting the time correction; entry to review of settings after pressing OK;
Choose time which you should change with cursors , remember at the same time
that:
Correction of dusk time; press OK, in order to move to edition;
Correction of dawn time; press OK, in order to move to edition;
Correct the time within a range of -120 ÷ 120 min., choose an adequate param-
eter with cursors ,conrmthechoicewithOK.
It is possible to exit every sub- menu window in any moment without saving
settings by pressing the button or .
- setting the duration time of a night break; entry to reviewing the settings
after pressing OK; Choose time which you should change with cursors , re-
member at the same time that:
Time of commencement of a night break; press OK in order to move to edition;
Time of ending of a night break; press OK in order to move to edition;
Choose adequate hour with cursors ,conrmthechoicewithOK;
Choose adequate minute with cursors ,conrmthechoicewithOK;
ATTENTION!!!
The clock will work without a night break, if the times of night break beginning
and ending are the same.
It is possible to exit every sub- menu window in any moment without saving
settings by pressing the button or .
GEOGRAPHICAL POSITION OF GREATER TOWNS AND CITIES IN EUROPE
Amsterdam 52° 21’ N 4° 52’ E
Andorra 42° 03’ N 1° 31’ E
Athens 38° 02’ N 23° 44’ E
Belgrade 44° 49’ N 20° 28’ E
Berlin 52° 31’ N 13° 02’ E
Bern 46° 57’ N 7° 26’ E
Bratislava 48° 09’ N 17° 07’ E
Brussels 50° 51’ N 4° 21’ E
Budapest 47° 26’ N 19° 15’ E
Bucharest 44° 23’ N 26° 01’ E
Dublin 53° 26’ N 6° 15’E
Helsinki 60° 01’ N 24° 53’ E
Kiev 50° 28’ N 30° 29’ E
Chisinau 47° 00’ N 28° 05’ E
Copenhagen 55° 43’ N 12° 34’ E
Lisbon 38° 42’ N 9° 05’ E
London 51° 03’ N 0° 01’ E
Ljubljana 46° 03’ N 14° 31’ E
Luxembourg 49° 37’ N 6° 08’ E
Madrid 40° 26’ N 3° 42’ E
Minsk 53° 51’ N 27° 03’ E
Monaco 43° 04’ N 7° 25’ E
Moscow 55° 45’ N 37° 37’ E
Oslo 59° 56’ N 10° 41’ E
Paris 48° 51’ N 2° 02’ E
Podgorica 42° 25’ N 19° 02’ E
Prague 50° 05’ N 14° 25’ E
Pristina 42° 39’ N 21° 01’ E
Reykjavik 64° 09’ N 21° 58’ E
Riga 56° 53’ N 24° 05’ E
Rome 41° 52’ N 12° 37’ E
San Marino 43° 55’ N 12° 28’ E
Sarajevo 43° 52’ N 18° 26’ E
Skopje 41° 35’ N 21° 03’ E
Sofia 42° 43’ N 23° 02’ E
Stockholm 59° 23’ N 18° 00’ E
Tallinn 59° 22’ N 24° 48’ E
Tirana 41° 02’ N 19° 48’ E
Vaduz 47° 09’ N 9° 31’ E
Valletta 35° 53’ N 14° 31’ E
Warsaw 52° 35’ N 21° 05’ E
Vatican 41° 54’ N 12° 27’ E
Vienna 48° 13’ N 16° 22’ E
Vilnius 54° 04’ N 25° 19’ E
Zagreb 45° 49’ N 15° 58’ E
MAIN RESET
CONNECTIONASSEMBLY
ADVANTAGES
Intelligent calendar - the system has an in-built calendar, which au-
tomatically takes into account leap years, it makes introducing non-
existent date impossible, and also calculates a day of a week on the
grounds of a date and it takes into account the change of time into
winter/ summer one.
Universal external input - the system has an external input, with the
help of which a user can enforce change of clock work mode without the
necessity of interfering in a switchboard but using e. g. remote control-
ler button.
CASING MEASUREMENTS
1. Disconnect power supply circuit with
a fuse, electrical energy redundant
switch or insulation switch (all of
them connected to adequate circuit)
2. Check non- voltage status on
power supply conductors, with an
appropriate tool
3. Assemble the appliance
TATS1C230B in the switching station
on the TH 35 rail.
4. Connect conductors under clamps
according to the connection scheme
WARRANTY CARD
INTERNAL SCHEME
LOAD CAPACITY
A2
A1
IN
μC
KLAW. LCD
RTC
ZAS.
L(+)
L(+) / N(-)
N(-)
In order to cancel the clock system (time,
date, activity of given functions etc.) you
should hold buttons ( and ) simultaneously
in the main menu for 3 sec;
Allthedisplayeldswilllightup;
After a while, the clock will automatically set
date and time.
Attention: In order to restore factory settings, you should additionally hold button OK
There is 24 months guarantee on the product
Salesman stamp and signature, date of sale
1. Teconexprovidesave-yearwarrantyforitsproducts.
2. The Teconex warranty does not cover:
a) mechanical defects resulting from transport, loading / unloading or other circumstances
b) defects resulting from incorrect installation or operation of Teco products;
c) defects resulting from any changes made by CUSTOMERS or third parties, to products sold or equipment necessary for the cor-
rect operation of products sold;
d) defects resulting from force majeure or other aleatory events for which Teconex is not liable;
e) power supply (batteries) to be equipped with a device in the moment of sale (if they appear);
3. All complaints in relation to the warranty must be provided by the CUSTOMER in writing to the retailer after discovering a defect.;
4. Teconex will review complaints in accordance with existing regulations.;
5. The way a complaint is settled, e.g. replacement of the product, repair or refund, is left to the discretion of Teconex.
6. Guarantee does not exclude, does not limit, nor does it suspend the rights of the PURCHASER resulting from the discrepancy
between the goods and the contract.
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