Technical Data; Troubleshooting - Theben SELEKTA top2 Series Manual

17 Technical data

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Minimum loads:
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230 V AC: 10 mA
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24 V DC: 100 mA
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The minimum load is required to ensure that the relay contacts do not get dirty.

18 TROUBLESHOOTING

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Hour setting 11:00 PM is not possible for "free rule" and "fixed date".
Since it is very complex from a technical software point of view to change the
date when performing the summer/winter changeover, this situation is
avoided by making it impossible to set the hour to 11:00 PM.
Set the summer/winter changeover to 10:00 PM or 12:00 AM (see page 49).
"The summer/winter changeover does not work properly in Australia!"
The changeovers in the southern hemisphere are exactly the opposite of
those in the northern.
Use the free rule and set the date from the first half of the year (e.g. March)
for the summer/winter changeover and the date from the second half of the
year (e.g. October button) for the winter/summer changeover.
(See page 49 ff.)
OBELISK top2 does not start when inserted.
PIN is activated; incorrect OBELISK; not in auto mode.
Set to NO PIN. If you have forgotten the PIN, please contact the Theben
hotline.
Press the ESC button to return to auto mode.
(See page 71 ff.)
When OBELISK top2 is inserted, the two left-hand buttons do not work.
These buttons do not work, as they are difficult to access when the OBELISK
top2 is inserted.
Only the two right-hand buttons can be used (see page 77 ff.).
OBELISK top2 displays ERROR on the time switch before overwriting.
The OBELISK top2 is not programmed for this type of time switch or has
data which is not readable in the required time switch.
The only option is to rewrite the OBELISK top2 from the time switch to
OBELISK top2 or perform the necessary settings via the PC software (see
page 77 ff.).
"Service" flashes on the display.
The set number of operating hours for which the relay was switched on has
been reached.
Reset the hour counter (see page 63).
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