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LCD touchscreen display programming
PRC-E Series Instruction Manual MN014003EN August 2015 www.eaton.com
From “Main Menu” screen, tap “Groups”—tap the button
of the group of interest.
The address is located at the top of the screen, for example,
“1F”, the name is the 4-character text in the name textbox,
for example, “GRPA”.
Tap the “Enter” button to accept the “Action” edit when
complete.
Fixed date schedule entry
A “Fixed Date” Schedule is a schedule that will operate only
during one single date.
ote:N Since the “Fixed Date” schedule has only month and
day specified, it will activate every year on the same
date. Care must be taken managing these schedules
on the yearly basis.
In the “Edit Schedule” screen, tap the radio button to select
the “Fixed Date” schedule.
Tap the entry textbox.
This will display the “Enter Date” calendar screen.
Choose the single date for the schedule to activate.
When the date is selected, the “Enter” button will turn red
indicating that the changes need to be accepted. Tap the
red “Enter” button to accept the changes and return to the
“Schedules” screen.
ote:N Notice that the “Save” button in the top right corner
of the “Edit Schedule” screen did turn red, indicating
that there are some changes to the configuration in
this screen. The changes were accepted, but not yet
saved in the controller until the red “Save” button is
tapped.
Periodic schedule entry
A “Periodic” schedule will operate every week on each day
selected.
In the “Edit Schedule” screen, tap the radio button to select
the “Periodic” schedule.
Tap the checkbox to add a checkmark below each day that
the schedule is to activate.
Absolute or relative time
Absolute time scheduling is the use of the actual hour and
minute of the day to issue the commands.
Relative time scheduling uses the location set in the
controller to calculate the time of the Sunrise and Sunset
for each day. This time is then used to calculate “ON”
and “OFF” times for the schedules along with additional
“OFFSET”. The offsets are setup as hours and minutes; the
“OFFSET” limit is 7 hours and 59 minutes.
Available time options are:
Absolute
Before Sunrise
After Sunrise
Before Sunset
After Sunset
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