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Determine the days for the output to turn on by pressing DAY.
Determine the hour for the output to turn on.
Determine the minutes for the output to turn on.
Determine the days for the output to turn off.
Determine the hour for the output to turn off.
Determine the minutes for the output to turn off.
The NOVUS TIMER TM-619 is a programmable time interrupter designed to switch electrical loads at programmed time intervals with high accuracy. This electronic device is suitable for controlling various applications such as alarms and appliances.
The TM-619 utilizes a microprocessor to allow users to create up to eight (8) ON/OFF programs. These programs enable the device to switch electrical loads at specific moments throughout the week. A built-in battery ensures that the programmed settings and the internal clock are maintained for many weeks, even during power outages. The output is provided by a relay with NO, COM, and NC (SPDT) terminals. During a power outage, the relay remains inoperative, meaning the output will not switch.
The TM-619 offers three operation modes: ON, AUTO, and OFF, which can be selected using the MANUAL key. An indicator line on the screen moves to show the currently selected mode.
Updating Day/Hour/Minute: To update the current time, press and hold the CLOCK key, then use:
Determining ON/OFF Cycles (Programming): Press the TIMER key to access and configure the ON/OFF programs. The program number (1-8) is displayed on the left side of the screen.
Program 1 (ON): The first edit sets the ON time for program 1. The message "ON" appears next to the program number.
Program 1 (OFF): Press the TIMER key again to set the OFF time for program 1. The message "OFF" appears next to the program number. The programming for day, hour, and minute is identical to setting the ON time.
Subsequent Programs (2-8): Press the TIMER key again to move to program 2, and repeat the steps above to configure all eight programs.
These programs are used when the operation mode is set to AUTO. The output turns ON at the programmed ON time and turns OFF at the programmed OFF time. In cases of overlapping programs, the output behavior follows a specific logic: if the output is already ON and an OFF time for some program is reached, the output turns OFF. If an ON time for some program is reached while the output is OFF, the output turns ON.
Reset Feature: Pressing the RESET key (P) will reset the interrupter clock and delete all programmed settings.
Battery: The TM-619 stores its programs in a battery-protected memory. When the battery charge is low, a message will appear on the screen indicating that the battery needs replacement.
Battery Replacement Procedure: To replace the battery, follow these steps:
Warranty conditions are available on the Novus Automation website: www.novusautomation.com/warranty. The product is marketed by Novus.
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