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After making this input, actuate
the button „CH1“ or „CH2“
again briefly. The switching-off
time is stored.
The display will now show:
CH1 ON -:- or CH2 ON -:-
respectively.
This free memory space can be
allocated for additional switch-on
times. By repeated pressing, the
next free memory space for an
ON or OFF switching command
can be called up. Free memory
spaces have no effect on the
function of the programmed
switching times. After about
90 seconds, the timer will switch
automatically to normal time dis-
play, or immediately if the button
is pressed.
Block Formation
It is also possible for switching
commands to be compiled as
part of the switching time pro-
gramming. If it is intended that
switching should take place at
the same time, this can be done
with the following weekday
blocks:
Daily repetitions
Monday to Sunday (Mo...Su)
Weekdays only
Monday to Friday (Mo-Fr)
Weekends only
Saturday and Sunday (Sa-Su)
These combinations can be cal-
led up using the „Day“ button
during the programming of the
switching times (e.g. Mo, Tu,
We, Th, Fr). The switching time
which is carried out in this man-
ner, e.g. Monday-Friday, 13.00
hours in each case, occupies
only one memory space.
Switching state display
The current switching status
„ON“ = On or „OFF“ = Off
is displayed in conjunction with
the following symbols:
Auto, , Fix,
CH1 (left), CH2 (right)
next to the clock time input in the
display.
Checking and/or chan-
ging input switching
times
By using the buttons „CH1“ or
„CH2“, the switching times
which have been input can be
displayed one after another (me-
mory check).
Changes are carried out by „over-
writing“ the particular switching
time with the „new“ data. See:
Programming switching times.