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The Basics
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The Basics
setting up your mini timer
Connect the power supply to the Mini Timer and plug the power
supply into an AC outlet.
installing your batteries
Insert two AA batteries (not supplied) in the
battery compartment to maintain your settings in
the event of a power outage.
If the battery is low, dead, or has not been
installed, the low battery indicator will appear in
the display.
The backlight and the buzzer do not operate when
the unit is running on the backup batteries.
setting your clock
When you fi rst plug in the Mini Timer, the display will fl ash.
Set the mode switch to
clock set
.
Press and hold
+
on the
time
rocker to advance to the correct
time. If you go too far, you can use
-
on the bottom of the
rocker switch to go back.
Wake Switch
- In the
on
position, an internal
wake up buzzer will sound at the time
programmed for module 1. You can turn it off
by pressing any button to obtain the “snooze”
feature, repeating the alarm again 10 minutes
later. Move the
wake
switch to
off
to end the
alarm. Return it to
on
to resume the alarm
setting.
a quick look at your mini timer
The keyboard on your Mini Timer includes nine basic areas.
Mode Switch
- Use this switch to set or review a timed event,
change the Housecode, or set the clock. Also sets the time for
the internal alarm buzzer.
On/Off Buttons
- Use the four sets of
on/off
buttons to turn
your modules on and off instantly.
Time/Adjust Rocker
- Use this to set the time clock and each
programmed event.
Wake
- Use this to turn on the internal alarm buzzer.
All Off
- Use this to turn off all modules.
Mode Button
- Use this to set your programmed times to
occur Daily, Once, or multiple times in the Security mode.
All Lights On
- Use this to turn on all lamp modules and wall
switch modules (not included).
Module Selector Switch
- Use this switch to select modules
1-4 or 5-8.
Clear
- Use this button to cancel the programmed time.
Note
You must use the power supply that came with your Home
Automation Starter Kit. The power supply contains circuitry
required to control your Plug ‘n Power modules. You cannot replace
it with a 12V power supply.
Battery
Cautions
Dispose of old batteries promptly and properly. Do not burn or
bury
them.
Do not mix batteries of different types, capacities and chemistry.
Use only fresh batteries of the required size and recommended
type.
If you do not plan to use your mini timer for several weeks,
remove the batteries.
Wake Switch
