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Programming:
STEP
KEY
1.
RESET
2.
NEXT
3.
PROGRAM
4.
NEXT,+,-
5.
PROGRAM
6.
NEXT
7.
NEXT
8.
+
9.
NEXT
10.
NEXT
11.
-
12.
NEXT
13.
NEXT
14.
NEXT
15.
+
16.
PROGRAM
17.
NEXT
18.
NEXT
19.
+/-
20.
NEXT
21.
+/-
22.
PROGRAM
23.
NEXT
24.
NEXT
25.
+
26.
NEXT
27.
NEXT
28.
+
29.
NEXT
30.
NEXT
31.
NEXT
32.
+
33.
NEXT
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DESCRIPTION
Clears control's memory. Control is finished initializing when # stops
flashing (about 6 seconds).
Display shows MAINtAin (maintained relay operation).
Display shows TIME header.
Use these keys to set time, date and daylight savings time information.
Press PROGRAM key to step through headers until EVNT (event
header) is reached.
First event is shown with event # flashing.
Event type is flashing.
Select OFF event type.
Channel no.1 is flashing. This is the desired channel.
Hours are flashing.
Roll backward to select 5 PM.
Minutes are flashing. 00 is desired value.
SUN is flashing. NO is displayed.
MON is flashing. NO is displayed.
Change NO to YES. Step through remaining days and select YES
for TUE, WED, THU, FRI and HOLIDAY A.
Advance to INPT (configure inputs) header.
1st input is shown with input # flashing.
Input type is flashing.
Select F (Fahrenheit).
CAL (calibration) offset is shown.
Calibrate sensor if necessary.
Advance to EVNT SENS (sensor event) header.
First sensor event is shown with event # flashing.
Sensor no. is flashing. NONE indicates that a sensor has not yet
been selected.
Select sensor 1. 1- F is displayed.
Channel no. 1 is flashing. This is the desired channel.
Hours are flashing.
Roll hours to 8 AM (PM indicator is not displayed).
Minutes are flashing. 00 is desired value.
SUN is flashing, NO is displayed. Step through the days to select
YES for MON, TUE, WED, THU and FRI.
ON is displayed with the on setpoint flashing.
Roll to 074F.
OFF is displayed with off setpoint flashing. Default value of 072F is
what we want. If another value is desired, use the +/- keys to roll to
that value.
NOTE: Because the resolution is 1.5 F, not all values of F will be
possible.
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