TIM-01 User Manual
13 UPB Timer (TIM-01) Version 3
2) Some
programs are
not operating
correctly, but
others are.
You may have
suspended a program or
set it up to be skipped.
Use the SET screen to
see the definition of the
program that is not
working. If there is a
small s or small n next to
the program number, the
program has been
suspended (s) or skipped
(n).
If you already have a trigger set up to
enable the program in question, use the
RUNPROG screen to run that trigger. If
you do not have a trigger set up to enable
the program, use the SET screen to define
a trigger to enable the program, then use
the RUNPROG screen to run that trigger.
The time and/or
date are
incorrect after
you lose power.
The power was off for a
long time or the internal
battery is getting weak.
The internal battery should keep the time
and date accurate for four or more hours of
power outage. If the power is out longer,
it’s possible that the battery will not be able
to keep accurate time. If the unit is old or
has seen lots of power outages, it’s
possible that the internal battery has failed.
The internal battery is not replaceable.
After losing
power the
Timer’s settings
are gone or
wrong.
All settings are kept in
non-volatile memory, so
power outages should
not affect them.
If the unit is under warranty, please refer to
the Support section for information on a
replacement.
The Timer is
not compen-
sating for
Daylight Saving
Time or it
compensates at
the wrong time.
You may not have
selected the Daylight
Saving time option, or
the Timer might be set to
the wrong DST
algorithm.
Go to the SETTIM screen and make sure
you see DSTY if you want the Timer to
automatically change for Daylight Saving
Time. Go to the 2007 DST screen to verify
that the Timer is using the 2007 law. If the
timer is not using the 2007 law, use the
instructions in the Reset section to enable
this feature.
Immediate Run
buttons don’t
do anything.
Either you haven’t
defined programs P01
through P04, or the
Timer is set to the PANIC
style of Emergency
mode.
Use the SET screen to setup programs P01
through P04. Go to the TRY/NID screen
and make sure you’ve selected either
NONE or ENTER to ensure that the
Immediate Run buttons are active.
Emergency
buttons don’t
work
You haven’t defined the
emergency Link properly
or the Timer is set to the
NONE style of
Emergency mode.
Use your UPB set up tool to make sure
you’ve defined an emergency Link and that
it works as defined. Go to the TRY/NID
screen and select either ENTER or PANIC
and make sure the Link shown there is the
same one you set up to be the emergency
Link.
When I use the
Immediate Run
buttons or the
Emergency
button to turn
something on
and then back
off, the lights
keep turning on
and off for
another minute
or so
You probably have the
TRY value set to 2, 3 or
4. If you turn a light on
with an Immediate Run
button, then turn it off a
few seconds later with
another Immediate Run
button, the Timer will Try
each action again 13
seconds later, thereby
cycling the light on and
off.
Use the TRY/NID screen to change the
number of TRYs to 1.
The Timer
gains or loses
time.
If the gain or loss is less
than 2 seconds per day,
this is within the
tolerance of the Timer.
Most digital quartz time
keeping devices have
accuracy rates of
99.998% or better, the
same as the TIM-01
Timer.
Make sure that the AC synchronization
feature is turned on for better accuracy.
Check the 2007 DST screen to see its
status. If it is not turned on, use the
instructions in the Reset section to enable
it. If your Timer is gaining or losing more
than 2 seconds per day even with the AC
synchronization turned on and your Timer
is under warranty, please refer to the
Support section for information on a
replacement.
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Support
If you are an OLP franchise owner, please call B and B Manufacturing. If you are not an OLP franchisee, please call Web Mountain Technologies at
303-627-1856 or visit
www.webmtn.com
for support.
