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Option 2-0: Setting Up Timers

Calendar Timers and Exceptions

Calendar Timers let you program the control unit to take actions at

selected times of day on specific days of the week. The control unit will

repeat this pattern of actions every week. To make allowance for

periods when you do not want the actions to happen (for example at

Christmas or on bank holidays) you can also specify Exceptions, each

of which has a start time and date, and an end time and date. The

pattern of Exceptions repeats every year.

There are two types of Calendar Timer: Auto-Sets and Time Switches.

Auto-Set timers set and unset wards. Time Switches operate outputs.

The Installer will have set up specific outputs to respond to Time

Switches, for example to control internal or external lighting or other

electrical equipment, and may well have set their operating times

already. If you need to change those times see Option 3-4 below.

The M2000 has 10 Time Switches and the M800 five. Each Time Switch

has three sets of on and off times.

You can select for yourself which wards Auto-Set timers operate on. The

M2000 has 16 Auto-Set timers, and the M800 has eight. You can

allocate each Auto-Set timer to any ward.

The control unit also provides 30 Exceptions each of which can suspend

the operation of Auto-Sets or Time Switches between specified times

and dates. Once you have set up one or more Exceptions, you can

make both Time Switches and Auto-Set Timers respond to any of them.

If the Installer has already set up some Exceptions for you, you may find

that you need to change their dates every year. For example, if you

have an Exception for Easter, you will need to change its date each

year.

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