EMOS P5507 Handleiding
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P5507 - TFE-5
GB Digital outdoor timer socket
CZ Venkovní digitální spínací zásuvka
SK Vonkajšia digitálna spínacia zásuvka
PL Zewnętrzny cyfrowy programator czasowy
1907110030_31-P5507 105 × 148 mm
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GB Digital outdoor timer socket
A. Functions
1. The programmable digital timer switch (herein-
after only “switch”) makes it possible to decide
in advance, when your indoor or outdoor
appliances are to switch on/o. It helps to save
energy and increase safety in your household.
2. The random switching on/o function lets the
appliances switch on/o in irregular times, so
it is suitable for some automatic functions in
your household, but also it lets you conceal
your absence from burglars.
3. LCD display shows the selected programme
setting and real time.
4. You can set up to 10 programmes to switch
on/o.
B. Specications
1. Power supply: 230 V~, 50 Hz, 16(2)A
2. Max. load: 3 680 W
3. IP protection: IP44
4. Operating temperature: -10 °C to +40 °C
5. Time setting interval: 1 minute
6. 16 combinations of days or blocks of days
7. Precision: ±1 minute per month
8. Switched phase
9. Backup battery: NiMH 1.2 V >100 hours
C. Installation
1. Plug the switch into a 230 V AC socket.
2. Let it recharge for 12 hours.
3. After recharging use a pointed object such
as pen or pencil to push the MASTER CLEAR
button to erase all stored information.
4. Now the switch is ready for use and for any
new setting.
D. Time display
Time can be displayed in two dierent systems.
1. 12 hour mode: digital numbers from 00:00 to
11:59 plus either the AM symbol (from mid-
night to noon) or PM (from noon to midnight).
2. 24 hour mode: digital numbers from 00:00 to
23:59 and the display does not show AM or PM.
3. To toggle the 12 hour mode to 24 format and
back, push the buttons CLOCK and TIMER at
the same time.
E. Setting the time and day of the
week
1. Setting the day of the week
1.1 Hold the CLOCK button and push the
WEEK button at the same time to set the
day of the week.
1.2 The order of the day (abbreviations) is
displayed this way:
MoTuWeThFrSaSu
M o = M o n d a y, Tu = Tu e s d a y,
We=Wednesday, Th = Thursday, Fr=Fri-
day, Sa = Saturday, Su= Sunday
1.3 Push CLOCK and shortly also the WEEK
button to change the days of the week
slowly. If you hold both buttons, the
days of the week change fast. Release
the buttons as soon as the desired day
of the week appears.
2. Setting the time
2.1 To set time, hold the CLOCK button and
push the HOUR button.
2.2 If you hold CLOCK and briefly push
HOUR, the time will change slowly. If
you hold both buttons, time runs fast.
Release both buttons as soon as the
desired hour appears on the display.
2.3 To set minutes hold CLOCK and push
MINUTE. To set minutes, proceed the
same way as when setting hours as
described in point 2.2.
3. Setting the summer time
3.1 Hold the CLOCK button and push
ON/AUTO/OFF to activate summer time.
The display will automatically increase
the time by one hour and at the same
time an “S” symbol will appear.
3.2 By repeated pushing CLOCK and
ON/AUTO/OFF you can cancel the sum-
mer time. The time and the value will
lower by one hour and “S” will disappear
from the display.
Note:
In order to set the time and day of the week, the
LCD display must be in real time mode. If LCD is in
the programme setting mode, push CLOCK and the
display will go back to real time mode.
F. Setting the programmes
1. If LCD display shows real time (the display
reads “CLOCK”), push the TIMER button once
to activate the programme setting mode. On
the left side of the LCD display there appears
“1ON” and the “PROGRAMME” text will appear.
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1.1 “1” marks the number of the programme
group (groups of programmes are num-
bered from 1 to 10).
1.2 “ON” means activated.
1.3 “OFF” means deactivated.
2. To select the programme group and the on/
o option, push the TIMER button to choose a
higher group number, whereas the sequence
is as follows:
1ON 1OFF 2ON 2OFF . . . 10ON 10OFF
Real time will show automatically after 15 s
of inactivity in the settings or if you push the
CLOCK button.
3. After choosing the programme (1–10) you can
set the day of the week and the time. Push
WEEK to choose the day or a block of days in
a week. The abbreviations of days/blocks are
displayed in the following order:
3.1 MO TU WE TH FR SA SU
3.2 MO TU WE TH FR SA SU
3.3 MO TU WE TH FR
3.4 SA SU
3.5 MO TU WE TH FR SA
3.6 MO WE FR
3.7 TU TH SA
3.8 MO TU WE
3.9 TH FR SA
3.10 MO WE FR SU
4. To set the time of the programme, the LCD
must be showing the “PROGRAM” text.
4.1 To set the time of the start (turn on) the
programme (1ON) push the HOUR button
briey and the hours will start changing
slowly. If you hold this button, hours will
change fast. Release the button as soon
as the desired hour appears on screen.
4.2 To set the minutes of the programme
start (1ON), push the MINUTE button
and the time will start changing slowly.
If you hold the button, time changes
fast. Release the button as soon as the
desired minute value appears on screen.
4.3 To set the programme end (turn off )
(1OFF) push the TIMER button and
proceed the same way as described in
points 4.1 and 4.2
Note:
(a) If you want to adjust a pre-set programme, proceed
like in points 4 to 4.3 in part F and enter new data to
replace the original setting.
(b) After setting the programme, push CLOCK to return
to the real time display. If you do not do so, the time
will automatically show after 15 seconds of inactivity.
G. Random
1. The Random function turns the appliance on
and o irregularly every 10 to 31 minutes from
18:00 to 6:00.
2. Plug the switch to the electric socket and
use the ON/AUTO/OFF button to set the
programme to the AUTO mode, so you can
start/end the Random function.
3. Push the RANDOM button and the right part of
LCD will display an “R” symbol to indicate the
random turn o/on function is activated. For
10–31 minutes the power supply is o. After
this time the function switches to an opposite
mode, so it turns on.
4. By repeated pushing of the RANDOM button you
can suspend the function of random turning on/
o and the “R” sign will disappear from the display.
H. Cancelling/restoring a pre-set
programme
When you push ON/AUTO/OFF , you can cancel/
restore a pre-set programme, so the display will
change in the following order:
1. “ON” cancelling a pre-set programme, so the
appliance will remain on all the time.
2. “AUTO” restoring a pre-set programme, so the
appliance will go turning on and o automat-
ically according to the settings.
3. “OFF” cancelling a pre-set programme, so the
appliance will remain o all the time.
Note:
(a) The pre-set function of random activation/deacti-
vation will work only if the switch is in the AUTO mode.
(b) If the Random function is activated, the auto on/
o functions of the set programmes are inoperative.
I. Installation
1. Set the required on/o programmes at the
switch, as described above.
2. Turn the electric appliance o.
3. Plug the supply cable of the appliance into
the socket of the switch and then connect the
switch to the power supply.
4. Turn the appliance on.
5. The appliance will be on/o according to the
programmes, you chose, unless you push
manual cancelling of the setting.
J. Safety warning
• If the display does not work, plug the switch
into a 230 V AC socket and let it recharge. In cca
2hours the display will light up and the switch
will be fully functional. To fully recharge, leave
it plugged in for cca 12 hours.
Product specificaties
Merk: | EMOS |
Categorie: | Klok |
Model: | P5507 |
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