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MENU
ASTRO
PROGRAM
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ASTRO
CHANNEL C1
TIMES
STANDARD
TOTAL
SPECIAL 1
SIMULATION
ASTRO PROG
OFFSET
SPECIAL 2 ON
ASTRO
MODE
SPECIAL 3 OFF
ASTRO TIME
LOCATION
END
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MANUAL
OPTIONS
CHANNEL C1
OPERATING
PERM ON
PERM OFF
OVERR ON
TIMER
HOLIDAY
END
TIME/DATE
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TIME
SET DATE
SU-WI
WEEK DAY
DATE
FORMAT
TOTAL
TIME FORMAT
SIMULATION
EASTER DATE
DELETE ALL
END
END
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END
HOUR
EXT INPUT
CHANNEL
COMBINATION
LCD LIGHTING
LANGUAGE
PIN
FACTORY
SETTING
INFO
END
Initial operation
MENU
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GERMAN
COUNTRY
ENGLISH
COORDINATES
ESPANOL
FRANCAIS
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GERMANY
STUTTGART
SPAIN
ESTONIA
FRANCE
GREAT
BRITAIN
†
¾
Set language, country, town/city, date, time as well as
summer/winter time (SU-WI)
†
¾
Press any button and follow on-screen instructions (see
picture).
5. Settings and functions
L In standard setting, an astronomical time switch switches
on during twilight and off during sunrise. Therefore, in
most applications, only one night switch-off (e.g. from
22:00 to 06:00) has to be programmed – and, if needed,
to be copied to all weekdays.
Astronomical time switches can be used for precise switching
of connected consumers based on sunrise and sunset. They
have an additional astro pulse, which can be used for roller
blinds and blinds control.
Furthermore, the astronomical time switched offer a twilight
range in three increments:
•
Sunset (civil twilight)
•
Twilight (nautical twilight)
•
Darkness (astronomical twilight)
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DATE
FORMAT
BERLIN
YEAR
BREMEN
MONTH
DRESDEN
DAY
DUESSELDORF
TIME FORMAT
HOUR
MINUTE
SU-WI
EUROPE
28 10 18
ON
9:40
46
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