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4.
Press CTD key to start count down, "CTD"will remain on
to indicate Count Down mode. If "A ON" and "ON B"are
controlled by the same count down then "A ON" and 'ON B"
will both be displayed. If "A ON" and "ON B" are controlled
by separate count-down then they will be displayed
alternately in 3 second intervals on the LCD. Press A or B to
choose which one you would like to monitor. The selected
output will be displayed for 15 seconds and then the
outputs will start to alternate again. While the Count- down
timer is running you can press the CTD key again to Pause
the count-down. Both Timer A and Timer B will be Paused
and output A and B will be turned off.
"CTD" and "OFF" will still show in the display to indicate that the
timer is still in the count-down mode. Timer will remain in the
CTD mode until:
1) The CTD key is pressed again the selected CTD outputs are
turned on again, and "A" and "B" count-down continues until it
reaches zero and outputs are turned off. OR
2) the TIME key is pressed which will cause both the "A" and "B"
CTD counters to be set to zero. The CTD in the display will be
turned off, only the selected "A" and/or "B" outputs to will turned
off and the timer will return to the AUTOmatic timer mode.
Random Switching
This feature can be used to turn lamps and appliances on and off
in a random pattern. It is especially useful during vacations, so the
home may appear to be occupied. Press RND. Display shows as
below, indicating that the random program is now activated for
both outlet A and B, the timer will turn ON/OFF after a randomly
chosen time of 2 to 30 minutes after the setting in the program.
To de-activate random mode, press RND again.
Manual Override
You can manually override the timer function in two ways.
1.
Pressing the A or B key will cause the associated output to
toggle on or off without affecting the other outlet. NOTE: if
the A or B output is in the AUTO mode the output will again
be controlled by the timer at the next programmed ON/OFF
time.
2.
The A and B outputs can be run separately in the Auto or
Manual mode by pressing and holding down the MODE key
then press A/B button to select Auto or Manual operation
for that output . For example Look at A in the diagram
below.
a. Default setting should like below. "A AUTO OFF" means
outlet A will stay OFF until the next program turns it ON.
b. Press A, change to "A AUTO ON", means outlet A will
stay on until the next program turns it OFF.
c. To select Manual mode for output A, press and hold
down the MODE key then press A button until AUTO is no
longer displayed. Release the A button to confirm manual
mode selection. (You can hold the MODE key and press
A again to enter AUTO mode then release the MODE key
to confirm your selection) When the operating mode is
selected for output A it will not affect outlet B.
d. Press A, change to "A OFF". When this screen is dis-
played the B output will be controlled by the timer program
but the A output can only be changed by Pressing the A
button.
Note: whenever outlet is on ,the related LED indicator will turn on;
if an outlet is off ,the related LED indicator will turn off
DST (daylight saving time) setting
Press "TIME" key and [ + ] key simultaneously, "+1h" will display
on LCD ,and time will add 1 hour. Press "TIME" key and [ + ] key
again to cancel DST setting.
Reset Function
Press RESET key ,Timer will resume in default status. All time and
program information will be lost.
RATINGS (for 2 outlets total):
20 Programs per week
15 Amps, 1800 Watts (Resistive)
5 Amps, 600 Watts Tungsten
120V~, 60Hz
Limited Warranty
Under normal use and conditions, AmerTac provides to the original
purchaser of this product a one year limited express warranty
that is set forth in the Limited Warranty stated in full at www.
amertac.com/warranties. The Limited Warranty is in lieu of all
other express or implied warranties or liabilities subject to the
exceptions explained fully in the Limited Warranty on the website.
Prop 65 WARNING: This product contains chemicals known in
the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other
reproductive harm.
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