Hager EG293B User manual

1 6E 6360E

6E 6360E

§2channel programmer

annual and weekly cycle

User instructions

Navigation &

value setting

Validation

Enter in PROGRAMME mode &

return to previous step

Selection of days of the week

1 = Monday, 2 = Tuesday

... 7 = Sunday

Canal B command

Canal A command

Keyboard locked by PIN code

menu +ok

At any time, pressing the button menu allows you

to return to the previous choice level.

Programming

To do the yearly programming of the clock, you

have the following 4 types of programme:

-Basic weekly programme

This is a non-priority weekly programme.

-Sub-programmes 1 to 10

These are weekly sub-programmes which are

activated for a defined date-to-date period. As

the sub-programme number increases, so does

the priority.

-DATE/TIME

This is a programme step composed of a time

and a date which will run in addition to the usual

programme. If there is conflict between this

programme step and another programme step

(SP or weekly), this step has priority.

-Holidays

This programme allows you to define a

permanent ON or OFF from date-to-date.

This programme has the highest priority.

Product Presentation

Connection diagram

135

246810 12 14 16

11 13 15

EG293B

Press the button menu to access the programming/

setting mode.

All of the programming and adjustments are

based on the following principle :

-the 1st line and/or 2nd line of the display

indicate the requested setting,

-the buttons +/-allow navigation through the

menus and settings,

-the button ok allows validation.

Pressing the button menu allows you to access

the following settings :

PROGRAM SETTINGS FUNCTIONS

DATE-TIME

S/W TIME

LANGUAGE

FACTORY

SETTINGS

BACK AUTO

PROGRAM

CREATE

PROGRAM

READ

PROGRAM

MODIFY

PROGRAM

DELETE

PROGRAM

COPY

BACK AUTO

COUNTER

CYCLE

PIN CODE

INPUT

BACK AUTO

Electrical characteristics

⦁Supply voltage : 230 V +10/-15%

⦁Frequency : 50/60 Hz

⦁Power consumption : < 2 VA

⦁Output : 2 changeover contacts

⦁Maximum load : AC1 µ 10A 250 V~

Incandescent lighting : 1500 W

Halogen lighting : 230 V 1500 W

Compensated fluorescent tubes // :

(max. 45 µF) 400 W

Non compensated fluorescent tubes,

compensated in series : 1000 W

Compact fluorescent lamps : 400 W

⦁Minimum load :

AC1 100 mA 250 V~

⦁Galvanic insulation between power supply and

output : < 4 kV

⦁Rated impulse voltage : 4 kV

Technical specifications

Functional characteristics

⦁Programming capacity : 300 steps

⦁Minimum time between 2 steps : 1 minute

⦁Running accuracy : ± 0,2 sec/ 24h

⦁Operating reserve : lithium battery, total of 5

years autonomy (unlimited programme backup)

⦁The product is set into standby state (display

switched-off) after 1 minute with power off.

It switches back into automatic mode as soon

as power is back on or when pressing any key.

⦁Protection degree : IP 20 / I 04

⦁Action type :1B

⦁Degree of pollution : 2

⦁Software class :A

Environment

⦁Operating temperature : -10 °C to +50 °C

⦁Storage temperature : -20 °C to +70 °C

⦁Temperature for the ball pressure Test :

75° to 125°C

Connection by quick-connect terminals

⦁Flexible : 0,75 to 2,5 mm2

⦁Rigid : 0,75 to 2,5 mm2

Standards

60730-1

60730-2-7

Presentation

⦁Product delivered with current time and date set.

⦁Automatic change of summer/winter time.

⦁Programming key

-For permanent overrides

-For program copy or save

⦁300 programme steps ; ON, OFF, pulses or .

⦁Permanent overrides On or Off ( permanent

light on).

⦁Temporary overrides On or Off ( flashing).

⦁Overrides (temporary, permanent or time delayed)

remote activation possible.

⦁Simulation of presence .

⦁eyboard lock function by PIN number.

⦁Counter of operating time on every output.

⦁Programmable with power off.

⦁Display with backlight.

*Input for external override

Pressing simultaneously the menu,–,+,ok keys

allows you to réinitialize the product.

The program is kept in memory.

Reinitializing

EG293B

When using for the first time, the following

settings must be done :

- select the language

- select the year, month, day

- select the hour and the minutes

- select the automatic change summer/winter.

Press the buttons +/–to set the display.

Press O to validate.

When the settings are finished, the clock goes to

automatic mode.

First commissioning

§Warranty

NOT APPLICABLE FOR AUSTRALIA

A warranty period of 24 months is offered on hager

products, from date of manufacture, relating to any material

of manufacturing defect. If any product is found to be

defective it must be returned via the installer and supplier

(wholesaler). The warranty is withdrawn if:

- after inspection by hager quality control dept the device is

found to have been installed in a manner which is contrary

to IEE wiring regulations and accepted practice within the

industry at the time of installation.

- The procedure for the return of goods has not been

followed. Explanation of defect must be included when

returning goods.

This device must be installed only by

a qualified electrician according to the

installation standards in force in the

country.

Usable in all Europe

and in Switzerland

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Creating a holiday programme

The Holiday programme allows you to define one

or several periods during which the output

contact is on ON or OFF.

This programme has the highest priority.

To define your Holiday programme :

To visualise a programme

To check the steps of the recorded programme

without risk of modifying or deleting.

Creating a specific programme step (day-time):

A specific programme step is a programme step

composed of a switching time and a date.

This happens in addition to the weekly programme

type or the sub-programme. If there is conflict, this

has priority.

PROGRAMME READ

HOLIDAYS

DAY/TIME

SP1 - SP10

WEEKLY

HOLIDAYS

DATE/TIME

SP1 - SP10

WEEKLY

BACK

AUTO

DELETE

MODIFY

HOLIDAYS

OFF

NOT

REPEATED

VARIABLE

DATE

HOLIDAYS

FIX

DATE

14.07 - 03.08

HOLIDAYS

CONTINUE

PROGRAM

START

MONTH

01.07

START

DAY

14.07

END

MONTH

01.08

END

DAY

03.08

DATE/TIME

CYCLE

DATE/TIME

IMPULSE

DATE/TIME

OFF

NOT

REPEATED

KEEP

DAYWEEK

BACK

AUTO

DELETE

MODIFY

DATE/TIME

FIX DATE

07:00

CONTINUE

PROGRAM

EX 03.03

07:00

SET

HOUR

00:00

SET

MINUTES

00:00

SET

MONTH

00:00

SET

DAY

00:00

Select :

- fixed dates : if the programme must be

repeated every year at the same dates.

-EEP DAY WEE : if the dates must be

recalculated every year in order to occur on

the same day of the week.

- NOT REPEATED : if the programme is to be

activated once only.

Validate by ok.

Select :

- FIX DATE : if the programme must be repeated

every year at the same dates.

- VARIABLE DATE ( ) if the dates must be

recalculated every year according to the dates

of Easter.

- NOT REPEATED : if the programme is to be

activated once only.

Validate by ok.

1.Define the weekly programme

Creating a sub-programme (SP1-10) :

Two phases are necessary to create a sub-

programme:

Define the weekly programme.

Define the period when the programme will be active.

Creating the basic weekly programme :

CYCLE

FUNCTIONS

SETTINGS

CHANNEL B

HOLIDAYS

DAY/TIME

SP1 - SP10

IMPULSE

OFF

MONDAY

BACK

AUTO

DELETE

MODIFY

PROGRAM

COPY

PROGRAM

DELETE

PROGRAM

MODIFY

PROGRAM

READ

PROGRAM

CREATE

CHANNEL A

WEEKLY

PROGRAM

YES

MONDAY

SUNDAY

SET

MINUTE

00:00

07:00

CONTINUE

PROGRAM

SET

HOUR

00:00

HOLIDAYS

DAY/TIME

SP1 - SP10

ACTIVATE

WEEKLY

PROGRAM

BACK

AUTO

DELETE

MODIFY

SUNDAY

SET

MINUTE

00:00

SP01

07:00

CONTINUE

PROGRAM

SET

HOUR

00:00

PROGRAM CREATE

PROGRAM

FUNCTIONS

SETTINGS

PROGRAM

*The cycle

programme is only

possible if one or

several cycles have

been defined in the

FUNCTION/CYCLE

menu.

ACTIVATE

SP01

IMPULS

SP01

OFF

MONDAY

NUMBER

...

NUMBER

PROGRAM

NUMBER

SP01

YES

MONDAY

SUNDAY

Select :

- fixed dates : if the programme must be repeated

every year at the same dates.

- variable date ( ) if the dates must be recalculated

every year according to the dates of Easter.

- NOT REPEATED : if the programme is to be activated

once only.

Validate by ok.

2.Activate the sub-programme.

To define the start and end of activation dates of the

sub-programme :

ACTIVATE

BACK

AUTO

DELETE

MODIFY

NUMBER

...

NUMBER

NOT

REPEATED

VARIABLE

DATE

PROGRAM

NUMBER

FIX

DATE

28.01 - 14.02

SP1

CONTINUE

PROGRAM

START

MONTH

01.01

START

DAY

28.01

END

MONTH

01.02

END

DAY

14.02

HOLIDAYS

DAY/TIME

SP1 - SP10

WEEKLY

A sub-programme can be attributed to several different

periods.

When the start date and the end date are identical, the

sub-programme is only valid for that day. If several

programmes are activated in the same time, at the

same date, the programme with the highest number

(eg. Pg 10) is the one that will be activated.

The other sub-progammes will be cancelled.

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Confirm the complete reset by ok.

At the end of the reset to zero, as for the first com-

missioning, the following settings must be done:

- language

- selection of date and time

- Automatic summer/winter change.

PROGRAMME DELETE

FUNCTIONS

The functions menu allows you to access the follo-

wing functions and information :

FUNCTIONS

SETTINGS

PROGRAM

FUNCTIONS

BACK

AUTO

INPUT

PIN-CODE

CYCLES

COUNTER

SETTINGS

CONTINUE

BACK

AUTO

YEAR

01.01.08

MONTH

01.04.08

DAY

30.04.08

HOUR

15:00

30.04.08

MINUTE

15:31

BACK

AUTO

FACTORY

SETTINGS

LANGUAGE

S/W TIME

DATE/TIME

The setting menu allows you to access the following

settings :

Press ok to go back to automatic mode.

For other settings (automatic changes summer/

winter, language, reset), press + and select

CONTINUE.

Select the type of summer/winter time change required

and then validate by ok.

Types available :

When the USER type is chosen :

Define the month, then the week of the change of

summer time.

Define the month, then the week of the change of

winter time.

The change always happens between 2 and 3 am.

The change always happens on Sunday.

*default type

Reset to zero

To reset the product to the manufacturer’s

configuration, that is to say, erase all of the

programme as well as the settings made :

DATE-H

SUMMER/WINTER

LANGUAGE

Time and day setting

FACTOR SETTINGS

FUNCTIONS

SETTINGS

PROGRAM

BACK

AUTO

FACTORY

SETTINGS

LANGUAGE

S/W TIME

DATE/TIME

BACK

AUTO

FACTORY

SETTINGS

LANGUAGE

S/W TIME

SETTINGS

DATE/TIME

Select the language required amongst the

following : FRANÇAIS, DEUTSCH, ENGLISH,

NEDERLANDS, PORTUGUES, ESPANOL,

ITALIANA.

Validate by ok.

FACTORY

SETTINGS

LANGUAGE

S/W TIME

DATE/TIME

CONFIRM

RESET

FUNCTIONS

SETTINGS

PROGRAM

FUNCTIONS

SETTINGS

PROGRAM

COPY

PROGRAM

DELETE

PROGRAM

MODIFY

PROGRAM

READ

PROGRAM

CREATE

PROGRAM

Select the channel from which you wish to copy

the programme.

Select (+,–then ok) the program you wish to

copy : WEE LY, SP1-SP10, DATE-TIME, HOLIDAY.

Select the channel into which you wish to paste

the programme copied.

Validate by pressing ok.

The copy function allows you to copy a

programme from one channel to another.

PROGRAMME COP

The menu delete allows you to erase :

- all of the programme contained in the clock.

- All of the programme on one channels.

- A type of programme (weekly, SP1-10, specific,

holiday) for a given channel.

- A programme step.

Everything deleted must be confirmed by pressing

the button ok.

FUNCTIONS

SETTINGS

PROGRAM

COPY

PROGRAM

DELETE

PROGRAM

MODIFY

PROGRAM

READ

PROGRAM

CREATE

PROGRAM

FUNCTIONS

BACK

AUTO

FACTORY

SETTINGS

LANGUAGE

S/W TIME

DATE/TIME

SETTINGS

To modify one or several programme steps.

PROGRAMME MODIF

FUNCTIONS

SETTINGS

PROGRAM

COPY

PROGRAM

DELETE

PROGRAM

MODIFY

PROGRAM

READ

PROGRAM

CREATE

PROGRAM

The number of free program steps is displayed.

Press ok to validate.

The buttons +and –allow you to scroll the

programme steps.

The button ok allows you to select the

programme step to be modified.

FUNCTIONS

SETTINGS

PROGRAM

COPY

PROGRAM

DELETE

PROGRAM

MODIFY

PROGRAM

READ

PROGRAM

CREATE

PROGRAM

The number of free program steps is displayed.

Press ok to validate.

The buttons +and –allow you to scroll the

programme steps.

At the end of the visualisation, press ok.

Select CONTINUE, if you wish to copy more programs.

Select BAC AUTO to go back to the automatic mode.

Type

Start of

Summer

time

Start of

Winter

time

Zone of

application

EURO*

SUMMER/

WINTER

Last Sunday

in March

Last Sunday

in October

European

Union

USA

SUMMER/

WINTER

Second

Sunday

of March

First

Sunday in

November

North

America

AUSTRALIA

SUMMER/

WINTER

First Sunday

in October

First Sunday

in April Australia

USER

SUMMER/

WINTER

Date freely

programmed

Date freely

programmed

SUMMER/

WINTER

No change No change

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In automatic mode, the symbol indicates that

an override coming from the override entry is

active.

Override input

This menu allows you to define :

• The product which operates the input (push button

or switch).

•The function activated:

- inversion of the state of output contact

- time delay ON output activated for an adjustable

time

- Permanent OFF

INPUT

FUNCTIONS

BACK

AUTO

INPUT

PIN-CODE

CYCLES

COUNTER

INPUT

CHANNEL A

BACK

AUTO

WITH

PUSH BUTT

RANDOM

FUNCTION

PERMANENT

OFF

PERMANENT

TIMER

FUNCTION

WITH SWITCH

FUNCTION

CHANGEOU

CHANNEL A

YES

CHANNEL B

CONTINUE

As soon as the key is present on the switch

PROG EY appears on the screen.

Two types of operation :

A. Permanent override :

Insert the key into the switch.

After 10 seconds the program contained in the key

will be executed without clearing the program

contained in the time switch.

As soon as the key is removed the program of the

time switch is again valid.

B. Copy / Save :

The key allows you to save a program contained

in the time switch. You can also copy the contents

of the key to the clock.

1.Introduce the key PROG EY appears on the

screen. Press ok.

2.Using +or –, select :

save on key : to save the programme contained

in the product,

Record in clock : to load the key programme

into the time switch,

apply key prog : to execute the programme

contained in the key without deleting the one

present in the device.

Key readout : to check the programme

contained in the key.

3. Validate your choice by ok.

An error message may appear on the screen :

Check the type of key.

The error message remains on display as long as

the key is present, but the time switch programme

is the one which is executed

Key

By successively pressing the channel command

button.

If the output state is On :

1st press : temporary override. Off and flashing.

Return to automatic mode will take

place at the next programme step.

2nd press : permanent override. Off and are

fixed. This override must be cancelled

manually.

3rd press : forçage permanent. On and sare

fixed. This override must be cancelled

manually.

4th press : Random operation. For the simulation

of presence, as well as the state of

output are displayed. Must be cancel-

led manually.

In this case the programme steps

are staggered at random in a slot of

± 59 min.

5th press : return to automatic mode. The state

of output as well as the symbol

are displayed.

Overrides

Random operation

The “Counter” menu allows you to visualise the

number operating hours (position ON) for every

output, as well as the number of time changes

since commissioning.

The counter also allows you to visualise the

number of operating hours of the clock (product

connected to mains supply).

The counters cannot be reset to zero (even after

activating the function factory settings).

Press the button menu.

Using the buttons +or–,then ok,select the

FUNCTIONS menu, then COUNTER.

The first line indicates the number of operating

hours of the output.

The second line indicates the number of time

changes (ON then OFF) done by the output.

The buttons +or–allow you to scroll the various

indicators.

Press the button ok to exit this menu.

In order to create a cycle programme you must

have previously defined the operating cycle(s).

A cycle is defined by x h, x min, x sec ON then

x h, x min, x sec OFF.

This menu allows you to define, modify or

deactivate up to 4 different cycles.

During the creation of a programme step, the

active cycles appear in the choice of the state

of output.

To create or modify a cycle :

To deactivate a cycle :

Deactivating a cycle also deactivates all the

programme steps concerned.

The menu PIN CODE allows you to lock the clock

keyboard.

When the PIN number is active :

The symbol flashes to indicate that the function is

activated.

After 1 minute without action on the product, the

keyboard is locked.

The symbol indicates that the keyboard is locked.

You must enter the PIN number to reactivate the

keyboard.

To deactivate the keyboard lock by PIN NUMBER

COUNTER

C CLE

PIN-CODE

FUNCTIONS

INPUT

PIN-CODE

CYCLES

COUNTER

FUNCTIONS

BACK

AUTO

INPUT

PIN-CODE

CYCLES

COUNTER

CYCLE

CYCLE 4

CYCLE 3

CYCLE 2

CYCLE 1

ACTIVATE

CANCEL

TEMPO ON

HOUR

00:00 00

TEMPO ON

MINUTE

00:00 00

TEMPO ON

SECOND

00:00 00

TEMPO OFF

HOUR

00:00 00

TEMPO OFF

MINUTE

00:00 00

TEMPO OFF

SECOND

00:00 00

CYCLE

CYCLE 4

CYCLE 3

CYCLE 2

CYCLE 1

ACTIVATE

CANCEL

FUNCTIONS

BACK

AUTO

INPUT

PIN-CODE

CYCLES

COUNTER

PIN-CODE

CANCEL

PIN-CODE

ACTIVATE

PIN-CODE

PROG

0000

PIN-CODE

PROG

0000

PIN-CODE

PROG

0000

PIN-CODE

PROG

0000

With the buttons +or –,

enter or modify the 4 figures

of the PIN number.

Validate by ok.

With the buttons +or –,

select ACTIVATE.

Validate by ok.

PIN-CODE

CANCEL

PIN-CODE

ACTIVATE

To activate the keyboard lock by PIN code

(or modify the PIN code)

-Permanent ON

-Random function

•The channel (or channels) concerned by the

override input.

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