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DS 9.03 - M2K03 - Micro2000 Controller

August 2013

After Hours Run Time 

To view the accumulative After Hours Run Time, press and hold 

the 

 and 

 buttons for 5 seconds.  The displayed 

value is the total after hours run time up to the previous hour. A 

total of 9999 hours may be accumulated.

To reset the After Hours Run Timer, simply press and hold the 

 and 

 buttons until the display reverts to 00.

To exit the After Hours Mode, press and hold the 

  

button for 5 seconds again. The display will revert back to the 

default display.

Start Up Default Settings

The 

Micro2000

 can be set to start in certain modes of operation.  

To set the start up defaults, adjust the controller to the desired 

settings and then press and hold the  

 and 

 buttons for 

5 seconds. When the screen becomes blank, release the buttons 

and the new Start Up Defaults will be saved.

Weekly And Holiday Schedules

1. Weekly 

Schedules: 

   

The Weekly Schedules allows the user to enter up to 

two On/ 

Off schedules  per day.  For example if a 

schedule was added for Day 1 (Monday) from 7:30 to 17:30, 

the controller would turn on at 7:30 and turn off at 17:30 on 

every Monday.  

2. Holidays: 

    

The Holiday Schedules allows the user to enter up to 20  

Holidays schedules. When a Holiday schedule is active it 

will override the weekly schedules and force the controller 

off. For example: if a holiday schedule was added for the 

23/04 to 25/04, the controller would turn off at midnight on 

the morning of the 23/04 and stay off until midnight on the 

evening of the 25/04.  For a single day holiday, set the On 

and Off dates to the same value.

Programming Schedules / Clock

The function of the buttons while in programming mode is 

shown below.

  Enter

  Back

  Delete

  Copy

  

1. To enter the CLOCK / SCHEDULE programming mode,    

press and hold the 

 Button

 

for 5 seconds. When the 

screen becomes blank, stop holding down the button.

2. When you have entered the programming mode, "_CLO" 

will be displayed. 

Use the 

 and 

 buttons to select either:   

"_CLO" Clock

"_

SCH"

Weekly Schedules

"_HOL" Holidays

 

To Select press the 

 button.

To exit out of Schedules / Clock programming mode at any 

time, press and hold the 

 Button for 5 sec then release.

3. If "_CLO" was selected, the Current Time will be displayed. 

Use the 

 and 

  buttons to adjust.  The 

 

button can be used to toggle between the Time, Date, Year, 

DL Start Date and DL Stop Date. The Daylight Saving Start 

and Stop date are only available if Parameter 13 (Daylight 

Saving Enable) is set to "On". Press the  

  button to 

select or  

  button to go back to mode selection.

4. If  "_SCH" was selected in step 2, you can now set / edit the 

weekly schedules.  The display will initially show "Day1".  

Use the 

 and 

 arrows to select which Day you wish 

to view.  Press the  

  button to select or  

  

button to go back.

5. After you have selected the day, the display will initially show 

"SCH1". Use the 

  and  

   buttons to select which schedule 

you wish to view.  Press the  

   button to select or  

   

button to go back to Step 2. 

6. After selection, you can now set the On and Off times for that Day 

and Schedule. Use the 

 and 

 buttons to set the time. Press 

the  

   button to accept or the 

  button to go back.  

7. A Schedule can be deleted by pressing the  

  button when 

viewing the "On" time for the particular schedule you wish to 

delete.

8. A copy function is available to copy a previous days schedule (Sch1 

or Sch2).  This can be done by pressing the 

  button while 

viewing the "On" time for the Schedule you wish to set.

9. If "_HOL" was selected in step 2, you can now set / edit the 

holiday schedules.  The Display will initially show "HOL1" (Holiday 

Schedule 1).  Use the  

 and  

    arrows to select which Holiday 

schedule  you wish to view.  Press the 

  button to select or  

                button to go back to Step 2.

10. After selection, you can now set the Off and On Dates for the Holiday 

schedule. Use the 

 and  

 arrows to set the date. Press the 

   button to accept or the  

   button to go back.

11. An individual Holiday Schedule can be deleted by pressing the  

  button when viewing the Off time for the particular Holiday 

you wish to delete.  If you wish to delete all the holiday schedules, 

press and hold the 

 button until the display show DEL. 

Programming Your Controller

To enter into the programming mode, press and hold the 

  button 

and the 

 arrow for 5 seconds. When the screen becomes blank, 

release the buttons.

•  When you have entered the programming mode, "P 00" will be 

displayed (P=Parameter, 00=Parameter 0).

•  In the programming mode, the 

 and  

 buttons select which 

Parameter is to be edited. (From Parameter 00 to 16).

•  When you have selected the correct Parameter, press the 

 

button. The value of that Parameter may then be altered by pressing 

the 

 or 

  buttons. When you have adjusted the Parameter to 

the desired setting, press the 

   button to confirm the changes.

•  After confirming the changes (above), you will be back at the 

Parameter selection stage once again. Select and change parameters 

until have adjusted all Parameters you require.

•  To EXIT the programming mode and SAVE your new settings, press 

and hold the 

 button for 5 seconds. When the screen becomes 

blank, release the button.

Important Notes For Programming

•  If you do not save your alterations, by holding the 

   button for 

5 seconds, the controller will revert to the last saved settings.

•  If you are in the process of adjusting a Parameter (Using the  

 

and 

 buttons), and do not press any buttons for 30 seconds, the 

controller will revert back to the Parameter selection screen. (Eg. P 

00)

•  If the Parameter selection screen (Eg. P 00) is left unaltered for 60 

seconds, the controller will revert to the last saved setting, and exit 

the programming mode. 

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