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This is a weekly 4-channel time switch used to automate the control of hea-
ting, lighting, watering system and access control installations, etc. in homes
and businesses.
• You can create 84 on or off programming steps for distribution on the
4 channels.
• 1 programming step is defined by the following:
• the switch time (for example 7:35 am)
• the day(s) of the week (for example: Monday, or Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday)
• switch state (on or off)
• Manual control of on or off forcing (permanent on or off) by channel, with 3
position switches.
• Time delayed forcing (exception) adjustable from 1 hour to 99 days per
channel.
• Input that lets you simultaneously force the 4 channels to be selected off.
Important: at MONOTRON 400 allows initial switch on, you must reset ("reset")
and clear the memory before programming. The "reset" key can be activa-
ted with a pen tip, for example (do not use a sharp object that might dama-
ge the key).
a Manual selection switch for channel 1
b Manual selection switch for channel 2
c Manual selection switch for channel 3
d Manual selection switch for channel 4
e "reset" key: general reset
f "enter" key: validates information during programming (programming
steps, temporary override)
g Selection key for different modes (see reference o)
h & i Hour and minute scroll keys (for time adjustment)
j Channel status selection key (on or off)
k "clear" key: deletes information during programming, if this reguires correc-
ting (program step, exception)
l Selection of the day(s) of the week when setting the time or programming
(1=Monday, 2=Tuesday, … 7=Sunday)
m Days of the week indicator
n Hour and minute display
o Selected mode indicator with the g key
= set time
Prog = Programming
Auto = normal equipment operation, after programming
= Temporary override
p State of channels C1 to C4 on or off
q Manual forcing or exception indicator for channels C1 to C4 (constant dis-
play = manual forcing, blinking display = exception).
To start adjusting the MONOTRON 400, lift the transparent cover and "reset"
with a pointed object.
You will see the screen's full display, followed by a blinking "12:00".
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1 Set time. The cursor is located below the symbol.
You can set the clock with the –/+ keys
(hold the key down for a rapid scroll)
2 Update current day of the week
Select the current day of the week : the corresponding cursor appears on
the screen (1=Monday, 2=Tuesday, … 7=Sunday).
The time and day are saved automatically. Pressing the "enter" key sets the
seconds to zero, which lets you start at a precise second.
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You have just set the current day of the week and time, for example: it is
Thursday, 8 am.
You can produce 84 on or off programming steps, to be distributed on 4 chan-
nels.
1 program step is defined by 3 elements:
• the day(s) of the week
• the switch time
• the on or off channel state
Each programme step must be confirmed by pressing the "enter" key.
Channel C1 programming (example: on at 7:35 am Monday to Friday)
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1 Press the "select" key to place the cursor below "Prog". Automatically on C1.
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1 Select the day(s) of the week:
To select : press once
To delete: press twice
2 Press – or + to enter a switching time.
3 Select on or off switching state (for the first program step, on is proposed
automatically).
4 Confirm by pressing enter.
Next programme step: same process as above. Press the mode key to select
the next channel to program.
To program channel C2, C3 and C4,
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1 Select channel (Example channel C3) with the "select" key
1 proceed the same as in C1.
Note:
if no day is selected for a program step, every weekday will
automatically be assigned to this program.
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You can switch to automatic mode by pressing the select key, or
automatically after 2 minutes if no key is pressed.
• The C1 to C4 channels will operate es programmed.
• Display of the time, day and channel state (on or off).
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Daylight savings time change (Example: change from 8:10 am to 9:10 am)
In Auto mode, the – or + keys let you increase or decrease the time by steps of
1 hour.
1 Press the – or + key (hour and minute display blinks after selection).
2 Confirmation by pressing enter.
Reading channel C1 pr
ogramme steps
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1 Press the "select" key to move the cursor below "Prog". The first programme
step is automatically displayed.
2 Keep pressing the "enter" key to display the next programme steps. They
are displayed in chronological order.
Note:
a new programme step can be programmed when the display shows
the following:
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• Monotron 400 returns to "Auto" automatic mode after 2 minutes when no
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Time switch
MONOTRON 400
CONTENTS
1. Presentation
2. Functional description
3. Set current date and time
4. "Prog" programming mode
5. "Auto" automatic mode
6. Reading program steps
7. Modifying a program step
8. Deleting a program step
9. Permanently on or permanently off mode
10. Holiday function
11. External input for off override
12. Technical characteristics
PRESENTATION
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SET CURRENT DATE AND TIME
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Prog PROGRAMMING MODE
4
Auto AUTOMATIC MODE
5
READING PROGRAMME STEPS
6
FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
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