Glen Dimplex Nordic AS timer User Manual page 3

MO, WE, FR (program runs on Monday and
Wednesday and Friday)
MO through WE (program runs Monday
through Wednesday)
TH through SA (program runs Thursday
through Saturday)
MO through SU (program runs every day of
the week)
3. Press SET and the hour digits will begin
to ash. Use  or  to select the desired
hour for the timer to "turn on". Note AM or
PM.
4. Press SET and the minute digits will
begin to ash. Use to select the
 or 
desired minute.
The timer display will appear like this:
RST
FR
RND
2 1 : 22
prog
on
1
TIME
5. To nish programming the "ON" time
press TIME.
How to set an "OFF" time:
1. From the regular screen (depicting the
current day and time) repeatedly press 
until PROG 1 OFF is selected. "1 OFF" will be
ashing.
2. Press SET and the day grouping will
begin to ash. Use  or  to match the
same day or day groupings previously
selected for the "ON" times.
3. Press SET and the hour digits will begin
to ash. Use  or  to select the desired
hour for the timer to "turn o ". Note AM or
PM.
4. Press SET and the minute digits will
begin to ash. Use  or  to select the
desired minute.
The timer display will appear like this:
RST
FR
RND
2 2 : 2 3
prog
24
1
off
TIME
5. To nish programming the "OFF" time
press TIME.
To set additional On/O times:
1. To set other on/o times scroll through
the programs (PROG 1- PROG 20) by
pressing  repeatedly.
2. Select an available program and follow
steps in the above sections to set
additional "On/O " times. Don`t forget that
in the instructions PROG 1 would change to
whichever program being worked with. For
example, if working with program 2 "PROG
1 ON" would change to "PROG 2 ON" and
"PROG 1 OFF" would change to "PROG 2
OFF".
To review each On/O program:
To scroll through the programs repeatedly
press  noting the day/day-group and
time for the timer to turn "on" or "o ". This
feature is especially helpful if many on/o
times have been programmed on di erent
days/day groups. It is recommended that
you write down when each program turns
the heater "on" and "o " along with the
program day/day-group to prevent
confusion.
To manually override the programs:
During normal use there may be times
when one needs to override the
programmed On/O times. This allows the
user to bypass the programmed On/O
times without changing the programs. The
manual override button is the large button
on the right labelled "OVER". Repeated
pressing this button causes the display to
scroll from ON to AUTO ON to OFF to AUTO
OFF.
When ON is selected, the red light will turn
"ON" immediately and remain "ON" despite
any programs set.
When AUTO ON is selected, the red light
will turn "ON" immediately but the
programs will remain running to turn the
heater on/o as programmed.
When OFF is selected, the red light will
turn "o " immediately and remain "o "
despite any programs previously set.
When AUTO OFF is selected, the red light
will turn "o " immediately but the
programs will remain running to turn the
heater on/o as programmed.
Random Switching:
After the program(s) are set, the random
feature can turn the heater on/o within 0
to 30 minutes of the programmed time.
To activate- press RND with a small pointed
object such as a pencil. The display will
show "RND" indicating that the random
program is now active.
To deactivate- press RND again and the
"RND" will disappear from the display.
24 Hour Countdown Switching:
This is a separate feature from setting
programs as described above and will
temporarily override the programmed
On/O settings. It allows the heater to
remain "on" for a set period of time up to 24
hours and then cut o .
1. Press  and the display will clear and
"ON" will begin to ash and "CTD" will
illuminate.
2. Press SET and the hour digits will begin to
ash. Select the hours for the countdown
using  or .
3. Press SET and the minute digits will begin
to ash. Select the minutes for the count-
down using  or .
4. Press SET and the second digits will begin
to ash. Select seconds for the countdown
using  or .
5. Press SET and the "ON" will begin to ash
in the display. Next press CTD to begin the
countdown "AUTO ON" will be displayed as
the countdown proceeds.
The timer display will appear like this:
RST
RND
ctd
2 1 : 2 2
auto
on
2 6
TIME
Note: To stop the countdown press CTD
then press TIME to exit the countdown
mode.
To reset the timer:
Pressing the RST button with a pointed
object like a pencil will clear all programs
and current time. This is sometimes useful
when you are about to reprogram the
timer.