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SMJ DT4B1C - User Manual

SMJ DT4B1C
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Digital timer
Part No.: DT4B1C
Main functions
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To pre-set specific on/off times
Specifications
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10 on/off cycles per day
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Individual and daily on/off cycles
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Permanently on/off
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24hr display
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4 function buttons and 1 LCD display
Week and clock setting
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Week display: Mo. Tu. We. Th. Fr. Sa. Su.
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 24 hr time display: 0:0000 - 23:5959
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Week setting:
Press and hold “Day” button for 3 seconds until the display
on LCD flashes. Press “Day” button to mov
e
to set day.
Sequence as:
MoTuWeThFrSaSu
Instruction Manual
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As the successors of mechanical switching clocks, these are much easier to use and are more
accurate. The device is useful for household, safety purposes and even industrial applications. Examples
of their applications as switching devices are for heating, electronic heaters, radiators, radios, coffee
machines, various lighting arrangements e.g. for display windows, courtyards, stair cases, etc., or for
night switching of devices which are consuming large amount of electricity, such as laundry machines,
dryers or dish washers.
1st programme
power on at all time
Power off at all time
Programmes set are
Only effective
under "AUTO"state
ON/AUTO/OFF State display
Hour
power on setting state
power off setting state
ON AUTO OFF
Min
Sec
PROGRAMMING
MODE
MO TU WE TH FR SA SU
MO TU WE TH FR SA SU
ON/OFF
MIN
RESET
DAY
DAY SETTING/
RESET OR RESTORE
Effective days for
programmes set
MIN SETTING/
ON/AUTO/OFF SETTING
LCD
ZONE
HOUR
HOUR SETTING/
SUMMER OR
WINTER TIME
SETTING
ON AUTO OFF
PGM
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Overview

The Woods DT4B1C digital timer is a versatile device designed to pre-set specific on/off times for various electrical appliances. It serves as a modern alternative to mechanical switching clocks, offering enhanced ease of use and accuracy. This timer is suitable for a wide range of applications, including household use, safety purposes, and industrial settings.

Function Description:

The primary function of the DT4B1C is to automate the switching of electrical devices. It allows users to schedule up to 10 distinct on/off cycles per day, providing flexibility for individual daily schedules or recurring weekly patterns. This capability makes it ideal for managing heating systems, electronic heaters, radiators, radios, coffee machines, and various lighting arrangements, such as those for display windows, courtyards, or staircases. Additionally, it can be used to schedule the operation of high-energy-consuming appliances like laundry machines, dryers, or dishwashers during off-peak hours to save electricity. The timer supports both individual and daily on/off cycles, as well as a permanent on/off state, offering comprehensive control over connected devices.

Usage Features:

The DT4B1C features a clear LCD display that shows the current time in a 24-hour format and the active day of the week (Mo, Tu, We, Th, Fr, Sa, Su). It is operated via four function buttons: "Day," "PGM" (Program), "On/Off/Min," and "Zone/Hour."

Week and Clock Setting:

To set the week, users press and hold the "Day" button for 3 seconds until the LCD display flashes. Subsequent presses of the "Day" button cycle through the days of the week. For time setting, after the display flashes, users press the "Hour" button to set the hour and the "Min" button to set the minutes. Holding either the "Hour" or "Min" button for 3 seconds will cause the time to increase rapidly. The device also includes a summer time setting feature, activated by pressing and holding the "Zone" button for 3 seconds. This allows for quick adjustments of +1 hour or -2 hours as needed. The setting state automatically exits after 15 seconds of inactivity or by pressing the "PGM" button. To change settings, the user simply repeats the week or time setting steps.

Programmes Setting:

The timer supports up to 10 on/off programs. To enter programming mode, the user presses the "PGM" button once from the clock state. The LCD will display "1" to indicate the first program, followed by symbols for "power on time setting state" and "power off time setting state." Users set the desired on/off times using the "Min" and "Hour" buttons, similar to clock setting. The "Day" button is then used to select the days for which the program will be effective. This can be a single day, all days of the week, or specific blocks of days (e.g., Mo-Fr or Sa-Su). The selection cycles through various combinations, ensuring flexibility in scheduling.

Managing Programmes:

To reset the time for a specific program, the user presses the "PGM" button until the desired program is displayed. Then, the "Day" button can be used to cancel, reset, or retrieve the program. To cancel a program, the "Reset" button is pressed and held for 3 seconds. A single press of the "Reset" button retrieves a previously set program. After cancellation, new programs can be set using the "Day," "Hour," and "Min" buttons. After setting programs, pressing and holding the "PGM" button for 3 seconds returns the device to the clock state, or it will automatically return after 15 seconds.

Activating/Deactivating Time Sets:

The timer has three operational states: "On," "Auto," and "Off."

  • In the "On" state, power remains continuously on.
  • In the "Auto" state, power switches on and off according to the programmed times.
  • In the "Off" state, power remains continuously off. Users can activate or deactivate programmed times by pressing the "On/Off" button, which cycles through these states: "Auto → Off → Auto → On → Auto." Programmed settings are only effective when the timer is in the "Auto" state. When the timer is first switched on, it defaults to the "Auto" state.

Maintenance Features:

The device is powered by a G6 type battery. For prolonged battery life, it is recommended to keep the appliance plugged into the main socket, where it runs on a 230V power supply. When unplugged, the timer operates on a 1.5V power supply. For safety and optimal performance, it is advised to set programs and the current time while the device is operating on the 1.5V power supply (i.e., unplugged from the main socket).

SMJ DT4B1C Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeDigital Timer
Current Rating16A
Number of Channels1
DisplayLCD
Battery BackupYes
ModelDT4B1C
Timer ModesDaily, Weekly

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