Victory Spa Portable SPA Classic User manual

Portable SPA Classic
Operating Instruction

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Table of contents:
1. Introduction. ............. …………………………...5
1.1. System characteristics. .................................. 5
1.2. General information. ..................................... 5
2. System functions. ............................................... 7
2.1. Clock, calendar, language versions. .............. 7
2.1.1. Clock setting. ........................................... 7
2.1.2. Calendar setting. ...................................... 8
2.1.3. Language selection. ................................. 9
2.2. Lighting. ....................................................... 9
2.2.1. Switching on the lighting. ...................... 12
2.2.2. Lighting program selection. ................... 12
2.3. Radio receiver (optional). ........................... 12
2.3.1. Turning on the receiver. ......................... 12
2.3.2. Receiver tuning. ......................................... 13
2.3.3. Volume adjustment. ............................... 14
2.3.4. Receiver parameter setting. ................... 14
2.4. MP3 player. ................................................ 16
2.4.1. Turning on the player. ........................... 16
2.4.2. Change of file. ....................................... 16
2.5. Water functions. .......................................... 17
2.5.1. Water massage. ...................................... 18
2.5.2. Air massage. .......................................... 18
2.5.3. Filtration. ............................................... 18
2.5.3.1. Filtration programs. .......................... 18
2.5.3.2. Water heating. .................................. 23
2.5.3.3. Defreezing and autofiltration. ........... 23
3. Wrong system operation. .................................. 26

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1. Introduction.
1.1. System characteristics.
 Water massage.
 Air massage.
 Intensity adjustment.
 Pulsatory mode.
 Filtration.
 Water heating.
 Ozonator.
 Filtration programs executed daily and weekly.
 Protection against water freezing.
 Periodical automatic filtration.
 Lighting.
 White light.
 Chromotherapy.
 Radio FM.
 Reception of radio stations in a range of 87.5 ÷ 108 MHz.
 Memory of ten radio stations.
 Automatic and manual station searching.
 Four sound setting.
 Timbre adjustment.
 MP3 player (optional).
 Readout of mp3 files from MMC card.
 Clock with calendar.
 Nine language versions.
 Remote control pilot.
1.2. General information.
Communication between a system and its user is carried out through a control panel and a
remote control. After connecting the appliance to the power supply unit, the system
immediately switches into work mode. The contents of the screen display in work mode are
shown in Picture 1. The screen is divided into four functional sections: a clock section,
lighting section, radio section and a water functions section. In the case where the system is
not equipped with a radio with an MP3 player, the logo of Victory Spa is displayed in the
radio section (Picture 2). The detailed description of the information displayed in the
individual sections of the screen has been included in the subsequent parts of the instruction
manual, in the paragraphs describing the individual system functions.

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a clock
section
a lighting
section
a water
functions
section
a radio section
Picture 1 The contents of the screen display in work mode
Picture 2 The contents of the screen display in work mode when the system is not
equipped with a radio with an MP3 player
There are five function keys on the control panel: . The keys are used for
changing the settings of the system functions. The function of the individual function keys is
changeable and depends on the current position of the screen cursor. The position of the
cursor can be changed with keys. Pressing the key shuts down the hydro
massage, air massage, lightning and the radio or MP3 player when the system is in work
mode. When the system is in the menu, pressing the key closes the menu and brings you
back to the previous display canceling any new settings.
The detailed description of the settings of the system functions and how they can be changed
has been included in the subsequent parts of this instruction manual.
The illumination of the screen turns on after pressing any button on the control panel or
remote control for the first time. The illumination of the screen automatically switches off
after ten minutes if no button has been pressed and none of the functions are turned on (the
hydro massage, air massage, water heating, lightning and the radio or MP3 player).

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2. System functions.
2.1. Clock, calendar, language versions.
Portable SPA system is equipped with a real-time clock with a calendar. Due to battery
support, the clock is in operation even if the system is turned off. Current time is displayed in
a clock part of the screen. If no water function is activated, a current weekday and a date are
displayed in a water function part of the screen.
All texts on the screen can be displayed in eight languages: English, Polish, German,
Russian, Dutch, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish and French.
2.1.1. Clock setting.
In order to set a clock, a cursor shall be placed in a clock part of the screen. When
button is pushed in, Setting menu will be displayed on the screen. Time position shall be
selected from Setting menu by buttons.
When button or button is pushed in, a clock setting window will be dispalyed on the
screen. Hour and minutes are set by buttons depending on a cursor position. Cursor
position can be changed by buttons. button (or button when a cursor is
indicating minutes) shall be pushed in to confirm introduced changes and to return to Setting
menu. When a cursor is indicating hour, button shall be pushed in to cancel introduced
changes and to return to Setting menu. button shall be pushed in to exit Setting menu.
Figure 3. Clock setting.
cancellation of
changes
confirmation of
changes
hour setting
minute setting
selection of
menu
position

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2.1.2. Calendar setting.
Figure 4. Calendar setting.
In order to set a calendar, a cursor shall be placed in a clock part of the screen. When
button is pushed in, Setting menu will be displayed on the screen. Date position shall be
selected from Setting menu by buttons.
When button or button is pushed in, a calendar setting window will be displayed on
the screen. Day, month and year are set by buttons depending on a cursor position.
Cursor position can be changed by buttons. button (or button when a cursor is
indicating a year) shall be pushed in to confirm introduced changes and to return to Setting
menu. When a cursor is indicating a day, button shall be pushed in to cancel introduced
changes and to return to Setting menu. or button shall be pushed in to exit Setting
menu.
If a wrong date is introduced (e.g. a given month has less days than it was set) and introduced
changes are confirmed, the system will correct the date automatically. Setting a weekday is
not necessary, as the system calculates a weekday basing on a set date.
cancellation
of changes
confirmation of changes
confirmation
of changes
date setting
month setting
selection of
menu
position
confirmation
of changes
year setting

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2.1.3. Language selection.
Figure 5. Language selection.
In order to select a language, a cursor shall be placed in a clock part of the screen. When
button is pushed in, Setting menu will be displayed on the screen.
Language position shall be selected from Setting menu by buttons.
When button or button is pushed in, a language selection window will be displayed
on the screen. Suitable language is selected by buttons. button or button shall
be pushed in to confirm a selected language and to return to Setting menu. button shall be
pushed in to cancel selection and to return to Setting menu. or button shall be pushed
in to exit Setting menu.
2.2. Lighting.
Portable SPA system is equipped with colored lights with single-color LEDs or RGB.
Below is a description of the various work programs of lighting, depending on the type of
diodes used.
Single-color LEDs:
No. of
program
Name displayed on
the panel Description
1 White+Yellow Fixed white+yellow light.
2 Yellow Fixed yellow light.
3 Blue Fixed blue light.
4 Green Fixed green light.
5 Red Fixed red light.
6 Yellow+Red Fixed yellow-red light.
7 Yellow+Green Fixed yellow-green light.
8 Blue+Green Fixed blue-green light.
9 Blue~
Blue alternating light. Light increases and
decreases its intensity fluently, from minimal to
maximal value.
10 Green~ Green alternating light. Action as above.
11 Yellow~ Yellow alternating light. Action as above.
12 Red~ Red alternating light. Action as above.
language
selection
selection of
menu position
cancellation
of change
confirmation
of change

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13 Blue~ -> Green~
Blue and green alternating light. Light increases
and decreases its intensity fluently, from minimal
to maximal value. When one cycle is completed
and minimum lighting intensity is reached, a
colour changes.
14 Blue~ -> Yellow~ Blue and yellow alternating light. Action as
above.
15 Blue~ -> Red~ Blue and red alternating light. Action as above.
16 Green~ -> Yellow~ Green and yellow alternating light. Action as
above.
17 Green~ -> Red~ Green and red alternating light. Action as above.
18 Yellow~ -> Red~ Yellow and red alternating light. Action as above.
19 Blue~ -> Green~ ->
Yellow~
Blue, green and yellow alternating light. Action
as above.
20 Blue~ -> Green~ ->
Red~
Blue, green and red alternating light. Action as
above.
21 Green~ -> Yellow~ ->
Red~
Green, yellow and red alternating light. Action as
above.
22 Blue~ -> Green~ ->
Yellow~ ->Red~
Blue, green, yellow and red alternating light.
Action as above.
23 Red->Blue->Green-
>Yellow ~
Red, blue, green and yellow alternating light.
Light increases and decreases its intensity
fluently, from minimal to maximal value.
Simultaneously two next colours shine. When
intensity of one colour is increasing, intensity of
another colour is decreasing. When intensity of
the first colour reaches maximum, the next colour
is starting to shine.
24 Blue*->Green*-
>Yellow*->Red*
Blue, green, yellow and red flashlight. After a few
quick flashes the colour is changed.
RGB:
No. of
program
Name displayed on
the panel
Description
1 White Fixed white light.
2 Yellow Fixed yellow light.
3 Blue Fixed blue light.
4 Green Fixed green light.
5 Red Fixed red light.
6 Pink Fixed pink light
7 Turquoise Fixed turquoise light.
8 Yellow~ Yellow alternating light. Light increases and
decreases its intensity fluently, from minimal to
maximal value.
9 Blue~ Blue alternating light. Action as above.
10 Green~ Green alternating light. Action as above.
11 Red~ Red alternating light. Action as above.
12 Pink~ Pink alternating light. Action as above.

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13 Turquoise~ Turquoise alternating light. Action as above.
14 Blue~ -> Green~ Blue and green alternating light. Light increases
and decreases its intensity fluently, from minimal
to maximal value. When one cycle is completed
and minimum lighting intensity is reached, a
colour changes.
15 Blue~ -> Red~ Blue and red alternating light. Action as above.
16 Green~ -> Red~ Green and red alternating light. Action as above.
17 Blue~ -> Green~ ->
Yellow~
Blue, green and yellow alternating light. Action
as above.
18 Red -> Blue ->
Green~
Red, blue, and green alternating light. Light
increases and decreases its intensity fluently, from
minimal to maximal value. Simultaneously two
next colours shine. When intensity of one colour
is increasing, intensity of another colour is
decreasing. When intensity of the first colour
reaches maximum, the next colour is starting to
shine.
19 Blue* -> Green* ->
Red*
Blue, green and red flashlight. After a few quick
flashes the colour is changed.
DISCLAIMER:
The Victory Spa Chromotherapy System has been designed to stimulate and aid the reduction
of varied health related ailments and disorders of the body. Victory Spa chromotherapy works
by a method of coloured light induction of varied light sequences and bursts of light of
distinctive lengths and timings. An electric charge is produced due to the influence of the
vibrations of cosmic and colourful rays upon the brain cells. This electric charge takes the
form of a current emitted where various cells collide with another. This collision results in
formation of incalculable colourful vibrations, which can be termed as thought.
The Victory Spa Chromotherapy System is neither intended as, nor appropriate as a
substitute for professional medical care or medical consultations. The equipment is not
intended to diagnose, treat or cure any disease or condition. The equipment is not to be
used for diagnosing or treating a health condition, symptoms or a disease. No conclusions
on one's medical condition should be drawn without medical evaluation by an
appropriately licensed physician or health care professional. Users should always be
advised to make informed decisions regarding their health management or if a user has or
suspects they may have a health problem, they must consult a health care provider prior to
usage. Due to the variety of programs Victory Spa strongly recommends that the user, prior
to usage, should always seek medical attention if they have a disease or health condition
that may be aggravated by the lighting programs. Users taking treatment for epilepsy
should use extreme caution when looking at flashing lights. If the user is taking
prescription drugs warning labels must be read to make sure that no side effects are
induced if your skin is exposed to bright light. Subject to this, Victory Spa’s liability to the
incorrect usage in relation to the Victory Spa Chromotherapy System or in connection with
this disclaimer, Victory Spa will not be liable of a consequential, indirect or special loss or
damage accordingly.

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2.2.1. Switching on the lighting.
Lighting works independently from remaining system functions. button shall be
pushed in to switch on or to switch off the lighting. Current lighting state is signalled by an
icon placed in a lighting part of the screen:
- lighting is switched off, - lighting is switched off.
When the lighting is switched on, the last selected program is being executed. In exceptional
cases when power supply was switched off, the first program is selected automatically.
2.2.2. Lighting program selection.
Figure 6. Lighting program selection.
In order to select a lighting program, a cursor shall be placed in a lighting part of the screen. A
lighting program can be selected regardless of lighting switched on or switched off. When
button is pushed in, a lighting program selection window will be displayed on the screen.
Suitable program is selected by buttons. If lighting is switched on, a selected program
is executed immediately and a decision on selecting a suitable program can be made.
button or button shall be pushed in to confirm a selected program and to return to the
screen in a working mode. Or button shall be pushed in to cancel a selected program
and to return to the screen in a working mode.
A lighting program can also be changed by buttons directly from the screen in a
working mode, when a cursor is in a lighting part of the screen. It is possible to change a
lighting program in this way only if lighting is switched on.
2.3. Radio receiver (optional).
Portable SPA system is equipped with a radio receiver to receive radio stations being
broadcast in a range of ultrashort waves of 87,5 ÷ 108MHz.
2.3.1. Turning on the receiver.
A radio receiver works independently from remaining system functions. button on
remote controler shall be pushed in to turn on or to turn off the receiver.
confirmation of
selection
selection of
lighting program
cancellation of
selection
selection of
lighting program

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Current receiver state is displayed in a radio part of the screen:
- receiver is turned off,
- receiver is turned on.
When a receiver is turned on, a station number, radio station frequency and volume level are
displayed in a radio part of the screen.
Figure 7. Radio part – receiver is turned on.
When a receiver is turned on, a number of the last broadcast station is set.
2.3.2. Receiver tuning.
The system can store frequency of ten radio stations. To store a radio station under a
selected number, the following procedure shall be applied: to select a station number and to
set the radio station frequency. Radio station frequency will be assigned automatically to a
selected number and stored. Information on radio stations are stored in system permanent
memory, therefore if the system is disconnected from power supply, information are not lost.
Figure 8. Radio station number selection.
A station number can be selected by buttons if the screen is in a working mode and a
cursor does not indicate station frequency (then the buttons are used for automatic station
searching). A station number can be also selected by buttons when a cursor is
indicating a station number. When a station number is changed, the receiver is tuned
automatically to frequency stored under a given number.
Radio station frequency can be set in two modes: automatic or manual. In order to set
the frequency, a cursor should be placed in a radio part of the screen, on station frequency.
Automatic frequency setting is as follows. When button is pushed in, the receiver is
searching for a station being broadcast on frequency higher than presently set frequency.
When button is pushed in the receiver is searching for a station being broadcast on
frequency lower than presently set frequency. While the receiver is searching for a station, a
window with a message „Searching up” or „Searching down” is displayed on the screen.
Station
number
Station
frequency
Volume
level
or
selection of radio station
number

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Figure 9. Automatic frequency setting.
While automatic setting, the system does not respond to any command given by buttons.
When a station is found (or after a few seconds if the receiver cannot find any station), a
window with message is closed and the system returns to a normal working mode.
Figure 10. Manual frequency setting.
Press button when a cursor is indicating frequency. buttons are used for
manual frequency setting. By single pushing in a button, frequency can be increased or
decreased of 50 kHz respectively. Pushing in the button for 1 second minimum activates its
autorepetition. Thus the frequency can be adjusted to the needs. The receiver is tuning
currently into set frequency.
Manual frequency setting can be useful when station reception is bad, when more precise
tuning is required or when a station signal is too weak to find a station in an automatic mode.
2.3.3. Volume adjustment.
It is possible to adjust the volume only when the receiver is turned on and the screen is
in a working mode.
Current cursor position is not important. Volume is adjusted by buttons on remote
controller. Pushing in the button for 1 second minimum activates its autorepetition. Thus a
value can be changed quickly.
2.3.4. Receiver parameter setting.
In order to set the receiver parameters, a cursor should be placed in a radio part of the
screen, on a station number or frequency. When button is pushed in, a receiver parameter
window will be displayed on the screen.
frequency
setting

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Figure 11. Receiver parameter setting.
Low tones, high tones and a sound type are set by buttons depending on a cursor
position. Cursor position can be changed by buttons. or button or button
(when a cursor is indicating Sound) or button (when a cursor is indicating Low tones) shall
be pushed in to confirm selected changes and to return to the screen in a working mode.
A low tone level can be adjusted within -12dB ÷ +0dB with a step of 3dB.
A high tone level can be adjusted within -12dB ÷ +12dB with a step of 3dB.
Sound parameter has four values: Mono, Linear stereo, Pseudo stereo and Spacial
stereo. A description of particular values of Sound parameter is presented in a below table.
Value of Sound
parameter
Reception of a
radio station Audible sound
Mono Monophonic Monophonic without correction
Linear stereo Stereophonic Stereophonic without correction
Pseudo stereo Monophonic Monophonic with spacial effect
Spacial stereo Stereophonic Stereophonic with additional spacial effect
Set parameter values of the receiver are stored in the system permanent memory,
therefore if the system is disconnected from power supply, parameters do not change their
values.
confirmation of changes
low tone
setting
high tone
setting
sound type
setting
confirmation of
changes
confirmation
of changes
volume
setting
confirmation
of changes

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2.4. MP3 player.
Portable SPA system is equipped with MP3 player to play music in MP3 format from
MMC card.
2.4.1. Turning on the player.
MP3 player works independently from remaining system functions. button on the
remote controler or button when a cursor is indicating “Tuner MP3” shall be pushed in to
turn on a player. or button shall be pushed in to turn off a player.
Current player state is shown in a radio part of the screen:
- player is turned off,
- player is turned on.
When a player is turned on, a number of MP3 file being currently played, a total number of
MP3 files on MMC card and volume level are displayed in a radio part of the screen.
Figure 12. Radio part - MP3 player turned on.
When a player is turned on, the first file is always played. When a player is turned on and a
displayed total number of files is 0, there are no MP3 files on MMC card or MMC card is not
placed.
MP3 files should be stored in a main catalogue of MMC card. Maximal number of files is
254. Higher number can cause wrong operation of a player. A player correctly reads out
MMC cards with FAT16 file system with or without a partition board. The system is supplied
with MMC card with sample files. Files can be recorded and deleted on the card using a
computer equipped with MMC card scanner.
A player correctly reads out MP3 files of the following parameters:
Maximal sampling frequency (sample rate): 48 kHz.
Maximal bitstream speed (bitstream): 192 kbits/s.
A player can play files of variable bitstream speed.
Volume adjustment and parameter setting is the same as for a radio receiver.
2.4.2. Change of file.
Number of a file to be played can be selected by buttons, when the screen is in a
working mode (cursor position is not important). Number of a file to be played can also be
selected by buttons, when a cursor is indicating a played file and a total file number.
Figure 13. Change of file.
File being
currently
played
Total number
of files
Volume
level
or
change of file

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2.5. Water functions.
Portable SPA system is equipped with water functions like water massage, air massage
and filtration. Water function setting is displayed in a water part of the screen when water
massage, air massage or water heating is being activated.
Figure 14. Water function setting.
Current water temperature in the bath is displayed in Water temperature field. This field is
only for information.
In the ambient temperature shows the current temperature of the ambient air baths This field
is only for information.
During water heating, water will be heated to temperature shown in Set water temperature
field. Temperature can be set within 5°C ÷ 40°C.
Timer field shows minutes left to turn off water functions. Time can be set within 1min. ÷
99min..
Air massage intensity field shows a currently set air massage level, which can be set within
5%÷100%.
Pushing in the button for 1 second minimum activates its autorepetition. Thus a value can be
changed quickly.
It is possible to start water functions only when there is a suitable water level in the bath. Too
low water level is signalled by a message displayed in a water function part of the screen in a
working mode. If the water level drops below the suitable water level while water function
operation, water functions will be automatically turned off.
Figure 15. Low water level message.
Particular water functions are presented in detail in further part of the instruction.
Message on
too low water
level
Water
temperature
Set water
temperature
Timer
Air massage
intensity
Ambient
temperature

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2.5.1. Water massage.
The function of the hydro massage is carried out through the water pumps.
The key is used for operating the hydro massage. There is a light-emitting diode (LED)
indicating the hydro massage activity next to the key. Pressing key switches on/off the
hydro massage.
2.5.2. Air massage.
The key is used for operating the air massage. There is a light-emitting diode (LED)
indicating the air massage activity next to the key. Pressing the key switches on/ off the air
massage. Pressing the key, when the cursor shows The intensity of the air massage,
switches on/off the pulsating air massage mode. Switching on the pulsating massage mode is
signaled by the blinking of the diode next to the key. Switching on the pulsating massage
mode automatically activates the air massage if not switched on already.
In the pulsating massage mode the intensity of the air massage is automatically changed
between a minimum and maximum level. The manual change of the intensity settings of the
air massage is not possible while in the pulsating massage mode. The section The intensity of
the air massage (Picture 13) shows the current intensity of the pulsating massage mode.
2.5.3. Filtration.
Filtration function is executed by a filtration pump and a water filter. Additionally, a
filtration system is equipped with air ozonator (option) and flow water heater. The heater is
protected by a flow sensor to preclude the heater from operation with too low water flow (e.g.
in case of failure of the filtration pump).
The filtration pump is always activated automatically, when water or air massage is turned on.
2.5.3.1. Filtration programs.
Filtration programs allow to activate the filtration at selected time. There are two types
of filtration programs: daily (filtration is activated every day at the same time) and weekly
(filtration is activated on a given day of a week at the same time).
Filtartion program setting is as follows. When button is pushed in, Menu will be
displayed on the screen. Filtration position shall be selected by buttons. Filtration
menu will be displayed on the screen when button or button is pushed in. Daily
position shall be selected by buttons. When button or button is pushed in,
Daily programs window will be displayed on the screen. It is possible to set four daily
filtration programs. Cursor position can be changed by buttons. A value indicated by
the cursor can be changed by buttons. Pushing in the button for 1 second minimum
activates its autorepetition. Thus a value can be changed quickly.
button or button (when a cursor is indicating temperature of the fourth program) or
button (when a cursor is indicating activity marker of the first program) shall be pushed in to
confirm introduced setting and to return to Filtration menu. button shall be pushed in to
cancel introduced setting and to return to the window in a working mode. shall be
pushed in to exit Filtration menu. , or button shall be pushed in to exit Menu and to
return to the window in a working mode.

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Figure 17. Daily filtration program setting.
The following values are set for each program: activity marker, hour of turning on, hour of
turning off and temperature. If activity marker is not ticked (empty squere), the program will
never be executed. If hour of turning on is higher than hour of turning off, the program will be
being executed till the next day. If hour of turning on is equal to hour of turning off, the
program will be executed incessantly. During a filtartion program, water will be heated to set
temperature, shown on a display.
Figure 18. Parameter setting.
confirmation
of changes
selection of
menu position
change of
value
selection of
menu position
change of a cursor
position
cancellation
of changes
Hour of
turning off
Activity
marker
Hour of
turning on
Temperature

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Figure 18. Weekly filtration program setting.
Setting the weekly filtration programs is as follows. When button is pushed in,
Menu will be displayed on the screen. Filtration position shall be selected by buttons.
Filtration menu will be displayed on the screen when button or button is pushed in.
Weekly position shall be selected by buttons. When button or button is pushed
in, Monday window will be displayed on the screen. A suitable weekday is selected by
buttons.
It is possible to set four daily filtration programs for each weekday. button shall be
pushed in to start the program edition for a given weekday. Cursor position can be changed
by buttons. A value indicated by the cursor can be changed by buttons.
Pushing in the button for 1 second minimum activates its autorepetition. Thus a value can be
changed quickly.
button shall be pushed in to confirm introduced setting and to end the edition. button
shall be pushed in to cancel introduced setting and to return to the window in a working
confirmation
of changes
selection of
menu position
change of
value
selection of
menu position
change of
weekday
cancellation
of changes
change of cursor
position