Kübler Timer 910 Manual Del Usuario página 10

PROGRAMMING
To enter programming mode press and hold the Digit 1 and Digit 2 keys together for 3
seconds until the word PROG is annunciated.
The PROG annunciator appears on the display all the time in programing but has been
omitted from the flowchart for the sake of clarity. On the flowchart the annunciators are
very much bigger in proportion to the numeric digits than the real display. This is to aid
legibility.
Whenever you enter programming mode the options and values displayed are the ones in
current use. Go through all the stages in the flowchart using S to step backwards and
forwards though the options at each stage and Reset (R) to move on to the next stage.
Line 1
Select one of 8 timing modes which, on the flowchart (only) overflows on to line 2.
Line 3
Select one of 9 timing ranges, hours, minutes or seconds to 0, 1 or two places of
decimals. The selection you make here determines the range in which the Time is
displayed. This stage overflows (on the flowchart only) on to line 4.
Line 5
Here the programming sequence automatically takes one of three branches. The route it
takes depends on the timing mode selected above.
For modes ON DLY, OFF DLY, SS, RC= and RC= DLY, the sequence goes to column A
on the flowchart with the appropriate annunciator showing. For these modes you need
only one Set Time. The next press of Reset goes to line 7.
Modes RC DLY and RC require 2 Set Times. Enter t+ at B5, press Reset and enter t- at
B6.
For mode OS only you enter t, press Reset and then enter a Pulse Width. Pulse Width
(C6) is always in seconds to 2 places of decimals.
Line 7
Use the S key to step though LEVEL TRIGgered, EDGE TRIGgered and EDGE
RETRIGgerable and Reset to move on.
Line 8
Select increment time (up) in which reset is to zero or decrement (down) in which reset is
to Preset (Set Time).
Line 9
Select normally open (NO) or normally closed (NC) for the relay contacts.
At the end of the sequence, accept the settings by going through all the stages again
without making any changes.
NOTE:
You can also set any of the Set Times (t, t+, t- or t=) "on the fly" during normal operation.
To do this you use the digit keys and the Set Time appears on the subsidiary display. If
the timer is running in a cyclical mode, the Set Time which changes when you press the
keys is the one being annunciated at that instant.
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