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Tork DZS200 Installation & Operation Manual

Microprocessor based time switch, astronomic
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TORK MODEL DZS200
ASTRONOMIC CONTROLLER
Installation & Operation
INTRODUCTION
Model DZS200 is a microprocessor based time switch.
This astronomic unit is used for sunrise/sunset control
of outdoor lighting, providing two independent chan-
nels with 365 day scheduling. The unit is user settable
in 1 degree steps from 10 degrees to 60 degrees for
Northern or Southern latitudes.
In addition, the unit can be set to turn on or off from 1
to 99 minutes before or after actual sunrise or sunset
times. This compensates for longitudinal time differ-
ences and provides for more controlled lighting time
due to physical obstructions of natural light or other
special conditions.
The DZS200 may be utilized so that channel 1 pro-
vides astronomic settings for sunset to sunrise for all
night security lighting. At the same time, channel 2 can
be used for combination astronomic/straight time set-
tings. For example, store window lighting or "open and
closed" signs may be set to come on at sunset but off
during the night when no longer needed.
A unique feature of this TORK model is its momentary
contact capabilities which can be used to set each
channel individually for a user adjustable duration of 1-99
seconds. This feature is most useful for ringing school
bells, factory buzzers, sirens, or for automatic correc-
tion of clocks. Or, both channels can be used together
providing pulse output for mechanically-held contac-
tors or low voltage latching type relays – channel one
to close and channel two to open.
Up to 16 individual holiday dates can be set for special
schedules or to omit operations entirely. Likewise, 5
(continued)
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TORK
MLI-79(E)
1 GROVE STREET, MT. VERNON, NY 10550 TEL: 914-664-3542
FAX: 914-664-5052

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  • Page 1 The DZS200 may be utilized so that channel 1 pro- vides astronomic settings for sunset to sunrise for all night security lighting. At the same time, channel 2 can be used for combination astronomic/straight time set- tings.
  • Page 2 METAL KN750 (two 3/4) grounding RIGID OR FLEXIBLE CONDUIT bushing kit from TORK. When using metal conduits, install the proper size approved grounding bushings. The minimum size copper grounding conductors must be #10 AWG if the circuit breaker or fuse is 30 or 40 amp, #12 AWG if 20 amps, and #14 AWG if 15 amp.
  • Page 3 OVERRIDE to left and remove. CH 1 CH 2 RUN/SET ENTER ADVANCE DZS 200 TORK NEUT INPUT Dimensions: VOLTAGE CHANNEL #1 CHANNEL #2 3-5/8" D X 9-5/8" H x 5 NOTE: ON schedule – C and N/O contacts close KO’s bottom and sides OFF schedule –...

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    TABLE OF CONTENTS Section Description Page To Set Time and Day......To Change Time and Day ..... To Set Date ........... To Change Date ........To Set Daylight Savings Dates ....To Change Daylight Savings Dates..To Set Standard ON/OFF Schedule ..To Set Signal Duration ......
  • Page 5 DZS200 1. DESCRIPTION 1. 2 Channel controller 2. 365 Day holiday scheduling on both channels 3. Astronomic setting on one or both channels 4. Holiday settings — 16 single dates for 8th day schedules and 5 block holidays of unlimited duration 5.

  • Page 6: To Set Time And Day

    7. POWER-UP CHECK: To make sure display and microprocessor are functioning properly, press and hold ENTER button as you insert and remove pin or fine point ballpoint pen in “RESET”hole in upper right side of front panel. All segments of display should come ON — see illustration below.

  • Page 7: To Change Time And Day

    The bar under H2 is flashing. Press ADVANCE to pass it. NOTE: Setting Holiday Dates will be covered in section 7.0. The TIME/DAY symbol is flashing again. Press ADVANCE to go to the Date mode or RUN/SET to go to the Run (Operating) mode. NOTE: You can press the RUN/SET key at any time to quickly switch from the Set modes to the Run mode, or vice versa.

  • Page 8: To Change Date

    Press ENTER. The month digits are flashing. Press ADVANCE, to set the month. Press ENTER. The date digits are flashing. Press ADVANCE to set the current date. Press ENTER. The year digits are flashing. Press ADVANCE to set the present year. Press ENTER. The DATE symbol is flashing again.
  • Page 9 H1 will begin to flash. Press ADVANCE. H2 will flash. Press ENTER. If block holidays were previously programmed, RVU will begin to flash and display will show SU MO TU WE TH FR SA H1 H2 TIME/DAY HOLIDAY LATITUDE DATE SUNSET SIG.

  • Page 10: To Change Daylight Savings Dates

    The date digits are flashing. Press ADVANCE to set the daylight savings start date. Press ENTER. The dis- play shows SU MO TU WE TH FR SA H1 H2 TIME/DAY HOLIDAY LATITUDE DATE SUNSET SIG. TIMER SUNRISE SCH/RVU SCH. SCH. SIGNAL SIGNAL Notice the bar over the OFF.

  • Page 11: To Set Standard On/Off Schedule

    NOTE: Since daylight savings was previously set, we have to review the block holiday entries to find it and modify it. Press ENTER continuously until the daylight savings start date is displayed with a bar over the ON symbol. SU MO TU WE TH FR SA H1 H2 TIME/DAY HOLIDAY LATITUDE...
  • Page 12 Press ENTER. “C1” will begin to flash. If you desire to program chan- nel 1, press ENTER. If channel 2 is desired, press ADVANCE and the display will flash “C2”. Press ENTER. The bar under Sunday is now flashing. Select the days you want operation by pressing ENTER when the bar appears under the day.
  • Page 13 The setting is entered in memory and the display again shows SU MO TU WE TH FR SA H1 H2 TIME/DAY HOLIDAY LATITUDE DATE SUNSET SIG. TIMER SUNRISE SCH/RVU SCH. SIGNAL The bar under Sunday is flashing. Proceed as before to enter more schedules ON and OFF.

  • Page 14: To Set Signal Duration

    the “OFF”, press ADVANCE to move it to “ON”.) Press ENTER. The bar under Sunday flashes again. The first setting is entered into memory. You can now program the others in a similar fashion. Press RUN/SET when finished to go to the RUN mode. 5.0 TO SET SIGNAL DURATION NOTE: If a channel is to be used as a signal timer, set the signal duration first.

  • Page 15: To Set Schedule For Signals

    ENTER. If one duration is sufficient, press ENTER while the zeros are showing for SIG. B. The SIG. TIMER symbol is flashing. If the other chan- nel is desired as a signal timer, enter the mode again by pressing ENTER. t1 flashes. Press ADVANCE to t2 and press ENTER.
  • Page 16 If channel 1 is a signal timer the display shows SU MO TU WE TH FR SA H1 H2 TIME/DAY HOLIDAY LATITUDE DATE SUNSET SIG. TIMER SUNRISE SCH/RVU SCH. SIGNAL The bar over Sunday is flashing. Use the ENTER key to select the days you want to program and the ADVANCE key to pass the days you don’t want.
  • Page 17 MON thru FRI, 10:10 AM, SIG. A — End of Break MON thru FRI, 12:00 PM, SIG. B — Lunchtime MON thru FRI, 12:30 PM, SIG. B — End of Lunch MON thru FRI, 3:00 PM, SIG. A — Afternoon Break MON thru FRI, 3:10 PM, SIG.

  • Page 18: To Set Channel For Sunset On/ Sunrise Off

    Press RUN/SET to go to the Run mode when scheduling is complete. 6.0 TO SET CHANNEL FOR SUNSET ON/ SUNRISE OFF CAUTION: MAKE SURE THAT YOU HAVE SET THE PROPER DATE BEFORE PROCEEDING. Press the RUN/SET key until the TIME/DAY symbol begins to flash.
  • Page 20 The bar over Sunday is flashing. Press ENTER for the days or holidays you desire astronomic operation and ADVANCE to pass the days for which you do not want astronomic. After selecting the days, the LATITUDE symbol will again be flashing. Press ADVANCE. The display shows the sunset time and the SUNSET symbol is flashing.

  • Page 21: To Set Channel For Sunset On/Time Off

    If you want to program an offset to the displayed time, press ENTER. Press ADVANCE to set the offset min- utes as before. Press ENTER. Press RUN/SET when complete to exit to the Run mode. 6.1 TO SET CHANNEL FOR SUNSET ON/TIME OFF Follow the preceding directions outlined in section 6.0 to set the channel for astronomic (sunset/sunrise) operation.

  • Page 22: To Set Holidays

    Press RUN/SET. The TIME/DAY symbol flashes. Press ADVANCE 3 times. SCH/RVU symbol flashes. Press ENTER. “C1” flashes. Press ENTER. The bar under Sunday flashes. (If RVU flashes, press ADVANCE) Press ENTER 9 times to select everyday and H1 and H2. The dashes for hour flash. Press ADVANCE.
  • Page 23 The date digits will flash. Press the ADVANCE key to set the holiday date. Press ENTER. SU MO TU WE TH FR SA H1 H2 TIME/DAY HOLIDAY LATITUDE DATE SUNSET SIG. TIMER SUNRISE SCH/RVU SCH. SIGNAL The date is entered into memory and the dashes flash again.
  • Page 24 The dashes for the start month of the block (St) is flashing. Press ADVANCE to set the start month for the block. Press ENTER. The start date is flashing. Press ADVANCE to set the block start date. Press ENTER. The display shows SU MO TU WE TH FR SA H1 H2 TIME/DAY HOLIDAY...

  • Page 25: To Set Schedule For Holiday Only

    7.1 TO SET SCHEDULE FOR HOLIDAY ONLY Follow the procedure as outlined in section 4 for stan- dard ON/OFF or section 5 for signals. When the bar flashes under Sunday, press the ADVANCE key until the bar under H1 or H2 flashes. Press ENTER for the desired selection and continue as shown in the section.

  • Page 26: To Review/Modify Signal Durations

    SU MO TU WE TH FR SA H1 H2 TIME/DAY HOLIDAY LATITUDE DATE SUNSET SIG. TIMER SUNRISE SCH/RVU SCH. SIGNAL Press ENTER while DLT is flashing to delete the set- ting. The next setting, if any, will be displayed. - modify To modify a setting, press ADVANCE twice while the setting is being displayed and RVU is flashing.

  • Page 27: To Add/Review/Delete/Modify Holidays

    10.0 TO ADD / REVIEW / DELETE / MODIFY HOLIDAYS From the Run mode, press the RUN/SET key. The TIME/DAY symbol is flashing. Press ADVANCE to go to the HOLIDAY mode. When the HOLIDAY symbol is flashing, press ENTER. H1 is flashing. If you desire single-day holidays, press ENTER to select it.

  • Page 28: To Review//Modify/Delete Sunrise/Sunset Times

    information. Press ENTER to store the new informa- tion. When finished, the next holiday, if any, will be dis- played and RVU will flash again. Modify other holidays in a similar fashion. Press RUN/SET to quickly exit to the Run mode. 11.0 TO REVIEW / MODIFY / DELETE SUNRISE OR SUNSET TIMES NOTE: THE SUNRISE AND SUNSET TIMES CAN BE...

  • Page 29: To Go To The Run Mode

    - modify To change the setting, use the ENTER key to select the days you want and ADVANCE to pass or deselect the days you don’t want. When finished, the LATI- TUDE symbol will again flash. - delete To delete the astronomic setting, from the channel, simply deselect all the days using the ADVANCE key.

  • Page 30: Override

    NOTE: If you have just finished setting the unit and an output is to be presently on, press the OVER- RIDE key to turn it on. The timer will take control from that moment on. 13.0 OVERRIDE Press OVERRIDE to change the output status from Off to On or vice versa.

  • Page 31: Back Sample Sheets

    ASTRONOMIC SAMPLE CHANNEL # DESCRIPTION SUNSET SUNRISE LATITUDE OFFSET OFFSET 41° -15 +15 TIME 10:00 PM 8:00 PM 5:00 AM...
  • Page 32 ASTRONOMIC CHANNEL # DESCRIPTION SUNSET SUNRISE LATITUDE OFFSET OFFSET TIME...

  • Page 33: Blank Scheduling Sheets

    HOLIDAY H1 BLOCK HOLIDAYS H2 BLOCK # START DATE END DATE DAYLIGHT SAVING START DATE END DATE NOTE: DAYLIGHT SAVING IS THE 6TH H2 HOLIDAY BLOCK.
  • Page 34 SCHEDULE FOR SIGNAL TIMER / MOMENTARY CONTACT CHANNEL 1 SAMPLE DURATION DURATION 6 SEC. 4 SEC. DURATION DURATION TIME 8:00 AM :00 AM :00 PM 3:00 PM...
  • Page 35 SCHEDULE FOR SIGNAL TIMER / MOMENTARY CONTACT CHANNEL 1 DURATION DURATION DURATION DURATION TIME...

  • Page 36: Block Diagram

    BLOCK DIAGRAM Set Real Time Set Today’s Set Signal Set Schedules Date Timer Durations (ON/OFF or Signal) Day of the Week ADV. ADV. ADV. TIME/DAY MODE DATE MODE SIG. TIMER MODE SCH/RVU MODE ( NOT in DT100/200) RUN MODE Show Time, Day, and Date SUNRISE MODE SUNSET MODE...

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