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Setting Sunset ON / Fixed Time OFF
1. If necessary, press the MODE button repeatedly until the words
SET, ASTRO, and ON/OFF EVENTS appear in the upper area of
the display.
2. Press the ENTER button if necessary to display ON @.
3. Make sure you know which days you want the Sunset ON event
to be active.
- If you want the Event to turn ON every day of the week, press
the DAY button to display SUNSET and all days.
- If you want the Event to turn ON for a different combination of
days, press the DAY button again as necessary to cycle through
the days or combination of days you want.
To remove an individual day, press the DAY button until the
day is blinking, then press the – button.
4. Press the MODE button as necessary to display SET, FIXED and
ON/OFF EVENT.
5. Press the ENTER button as necessary to display OFF @ and
EVENT 02.
6. Press the DAY button to display 12:00 am and all days of the
week.
7. Press the + or – buttons to enter the time you want to set.
To go from AM to PM, keep pressing the + or – buttons to cycle
through the day. You can hold the + or – buttons down for 3
seconds to make the time scroll quickly.
8. If you want the Event to occur for a combination of days rather
than every day (e.g., weekends only, weekdays only, or individual
days), press the DAY button again as necessary to cycle through
the individual days or combination of days you want.
NOTE: To choose a combination not shown during cycling
(e.g., Tuesday and Thursday), you must create an individual
event for each of the days you want.
6. ET8215C ONLY—For a multi-circuit device with loads set
independently, you can choose the load you want the event to
control. The default setting is for both loads, as you can see on
the display. Press the ON/OFF button under a load to remove the
load from the event.
7. When you have set the event correctly, you have two choices:
- Press the ENTER button to set the next xed time event (up to
28 events).
- Press the MODE button to exit.
Press the MODE button repeatedly to select the desired operating
mode on the display. There are 2 options:
• AUTO—where the Time Switch follows the events you have
programmed, turning the circuits ON and OFF at the time(s) set.
NOTE: You can override programmed events and force the
Time Switch ON or OFF by pressing the ON/OFF button.
• MANUAL—where any events set are disabled and the Time Switch
controls all circuits through the ON/OFF button.
NOTE: You can review or edit any programmed events at any time by
pressing the MODE button repeatedly to return to the appropriate menu,
then following programming instruction provided on this sheet.
Operating the Time Switch
Use this procedure to clear the settings programmed for an event.
1. If necessary, press the MODE button repeatedly until the words
SET, FIXED, and ON/OFF EVENTS are shown on the display.
2. Press the ENTER button as necessary to cycle through events that
have been set until you see the event you want to delete.
3. Press the + or – buttons AT THE SAME TIME to display --:-- --.
4. Press the MODE button to exit.
OPTIONAL – Deleting (Clearing) an Event
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• Batteries can be easily replaced without removing the Time Switch
mechanism or eld wiring.
• Press in and downward (in the direction of the arrows) on the
battery cover.
• It is recommended to replace the batteries every 2-3 years with 2
AAA industrial grade alkaline cells as part of normal maintenance
on the Time Switch.
• Be sure to observe battery polarity markings when installing
batteries.
• No other battery maintenance is required.
Battery Maintenance
9. ET8215 ONLY—For a multi-circuit device with loads set
independently, you can choose the load you want the event to
control. The default setting is for both loads, as you can see on
the display. Press the ON/OFF button under a load to remove the
load from the event.
10. When you have set the event correctly, you have two choices:
- Press the ENTER button to set the next xed time event (up to
28 events).
- Press the MODE button to exit.
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Experience in the eld has shown that is the most commonly used
setting for the Time Switch. These instructions cover the entire
procedure.
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