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3.0 NAVIGATING THE MENUS
In order to setup the unit to run automatically, the station (or event) times will need to be programmed. There are five
buttons on the front of the timer which are used to program the unit and navigate the various menus.
When the unit is first powered up, the model number and Chipset will be displayed briefly before the current time is
shown IN figure 3.1.
The main screen (Current Time Screen) shown in Fig 3.2 displays the current time. When this screen is displayed the unit
is running in “AUTO MODE” and therefore all outputs will work as programmed. However if the unit is in any of the sub
menu’s (Menu Mode) the unit will no longer respond to any event that has been programmed to occur, while the unit
remains in menu mode. On exiting the menu, the
timer will check all programmed events and update
the status of the output zones.
Press the “Menu” button on the front of the timer.
The unit is now in “Menu Mode” and the screen
should display the Manual Select of Output Zones
Screen. This is the first of 5 sub menu screens which
are navigated by pressing the up and down buttons
as shown in Fig 3.3. Pressing the Menu button again
will return the user to the Main Screen. Select the
desired sub menu by pressing the “Enter” button.
3.1 SUB MENU’S
There are 4 options to choose from.
1) Manual Selection Of Output Zones
2) Add or Edit A Station Time
3) Edit Time on Clock
4) Clear Memory of ON/OFF Times
3.1.1 Manual Selection OF Output Zones
QUICK ACCES MANUAL OPERATION
On
After selecting this option the screen should appear as shown in Fig 3.4. The square brackets indicate the cursor position
on the screen.
Fig 3.1
Monday
07:00:00
Fig 3.2
1) Manual select
of output zones
2) Add or edit a
Station time
3) Edit time
on clock
4) Clear memory
of ON/OFF times.
5) Exit Main Menu
Monday
07:00:00
Menu
Main Screen
Press the UP and DOWN
buttons to scroll up and
down.
Enter
Press the ENTER
button to make your
selection
Menu
Press the MENU
button to exit at any
time.
OUTPUT 1
[AUTO] ON OFF
Fig 3.4
Altronics S 0080
DS3231 Chipset 1
Fig 3.3
