NOBOCOOL N4EU Guide de démarrage rapide

TIMER OPERATION OF N4EU AND E4EU NOBO PANEL HEATERS

1INITIAL OPERATION

1.1The timer uses rechargeable batteries that need charging before the timer

functions can work. Before attempting any programming and before the heater

can be operated, plug it into a power point and turn it on using the O/I switch

on the side (I is on, O is Off). Allow around 5 minutes for the initial charge.

1.2 Use a pointed object, such as a pen or pencil, to clear the memory by pushing

the RST (RESET) button.

NOTE: The TIME button must be pressed and the OVERRIDE button switched

to the ON mode before the heater will operate. The flashing two dots in the

middle of the time display indicates clock is operating. The red light situated next

to the DAY button, when illuminated, indicates heater is operating.

2TIME SETTING

Before attempting to program the timer, ensure that the correct time is set as

follows.

Please note that a 24hr timer is fitted to the heater. Thus 15:00 corresponds to

3:00 PM in the afternoon. Press and hold down the TIME button during the time

setting procedure.

2.1DAY

Press and hold down the TIME button and press the DAY button simultaneously to

set the correct day. The day value increases by one by each push of the DAY

button.

2.2HOUR (HR)

Press and hold down the TIME button and press the HR button simultaneously to

set the correct hour. The hour value increases by one by each push of the HR

button.

2.3MINUTE (MIN)

Press and hold down the TIME button and press the MIN button simultaneously.

The minute value increases by one by each push of the MIN button.

Once the correct time settings are made, stop pressing the time button.

TIMERS

OPERATIONAL INSTRUCTIONS

NOTE: Holding down the DAY/HR/MIN buttons for more than two seconds will

give a fast run through.

3PROGRAMMING (PRG)

The timer allows you to program 6 ON/OFF time periods. To enter the program

mode push the PRG button (do not hold it down).

The display will look as follows:

The timer is waiting for the first programmed ON instructions. Set the day(s) you

require by pressing the DAY button.

Each push of the DAY button will cycle through the following options:

1. All 7 days of the week

2. Each separate day

3. Week days only

4. Weekend

5. Monday to Saturday

6. Monday, Wednesday, Friday

7. Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday

NOTE : Setting the heater to turn ON and OFF for one of the above options uses

only one of the six ON/OFF program time periods available.

The day(s) that the timer will come on will be shown at the top of the display.

Keep pushing the DAY button until you have selected the setting that you wish to

use.

Next, set the time you wish the timer to switch on by pushing the HR and MIN

buttons. This timer has a 24 Hour display. Remember, 13:00 corresponds to

1:00PM in the afternoon.

MO TU WE TH FR SA SU

PRG

1ON --:--

In the above example, the timer is set to switch on at 5:15pm every weekday.

Once you have set the time for the timer to switch ON, you must then set the time

for it to switch OFF. Press the PRG button.

The display will now look as follows:

The timer is now waiting for the time that you want it to be switched off to be set.

Set the OFF time in the same manner in which you set the ON cycle.

The above example shows the timer set to switch off 4 hours after it switched on

every week day.

Once you have set the OFF time, you can continue to cycle through the remaining

ON/OFF cycles by pushing the PRG button. The number of the Program (1-6) and

ON or OFF times will be displayed on the screen. Set the times for other programs

in the same way as described above. Push the TIME button once you have

completed programming all the desired ON/OFF times.

MO TU WE TH FR

PRG

1ON 17:15

MO TU WE TH FR SA SU

PRG

1ON --:--

MO TU WE TH FR

PRG

1OFF 21:15

If you wish to clear a program setting, push the RCL button using a ballpoint pen

or sharp pencil. Pushing the RCL button again will reinstate the setting. Only the

displayed setting will be affected.

4. OVERRIDE

Press the Override button to set the timer to your desired operation mode.

Each push of the button will cycle through the following settings which are shown

on the display:

ON : Overrides all programming and switches the timer permanently on.

AUTO ON: The timer is switched ON and will be switched OFF at the next

programmed OFF time.

OFF : All programming is overridden and the timer is switched permanently off.

AUTO OFF : Timer is switched off and will switch on at next programmed ON time.

NOTE : Heater can only be immediately manually turned on when the OVERRIDE

button is in the ON position and not in any other position.. The red indicator

button located near the DAY button will be illuminated when the heater is

operating.

5DAYLIGHT SAVING

The Daylight saving function allows you to reset the time when daylight saving

begins. To change to daylight saving mode push and hold down the time button.

The time will forward by one hour and a small “+1h” symbol will be displayed in

the top right corner of the display.

Repeat the above procedure to return to normal time. The “+1h” symbol will

disappear.

6RANDOM (RND) FUNCTION

This function is not applicable to this timer

7 SKIP (RCL) FUNCTION

This function provides the possibility of overriding the programs in such a way that

their ON or OFF time settings will not be affected. For example one or more

programs may be overridden and all other programs left intact.

7.1 Press the PRG button several times to select the desirable program. Choose

either ON or OFF times for each program or a mixture of both.

7.2 Press the RCL button for each program (ON or OFF time) that you wish to

override. If the OFF time is overridden (skipped) the ON status will retain until the

next program’s OFF time is reached

7.3 Press the TIME button to return to normal operation mode.

Repeat the above steps to restore the original program times.

8 UNIT FAILURE

Contact your NOBO dealer for heater or timer replacement if the display remains

blank after charging (after 5 minutes of turning on power to the heater), or fails to

operate in any other way.

END

Ce manuel convient aux modèles suivants

Table des matières

Autres manuels NOBOCOOL Chauffage

NOBOCOOL

NOBOCOOL E4E GB 2000 Manuel utilisateur

NOBOCOOL

NOBOCOOL NF Series Manuel utilisateur

NOBOCOOL

NOBOCOOL NUL4T2 05 Manuel utilisateur

NOBOCOOL

NOBOCOOL Q100 Manuel utilisateur

NOBOCOOL

NOBOCOOL NTL4S 07 Manuel utilisateur

NOBOCOOL

NOBOCOOL G3 Series Manuel utilisateur

NOBOCOOL

NOBOCOOL E2E Manuel utilisateur

NOBOCOOL

NOBOCOOL NTL4T 07 Manuel utilisateur

NOBOCOOL

NOBOCOOL E4E GB Manuel utilisateur

NOBOCOOL

NOBOCOOL E4E GB 2000 Manuel utilisateur

NOBOCOOL

NOBOCOOL E4EU 2000 Manuel utilisateur

NOBOCOOL

NOBOCOOL N4EA Manuel utilisateur

Manuels Chauffage populaires d'autres marques

oventrop

oventrop Regucor Series Manuel utilisateur

Blaze King

Blaze King CLARITY CL2118.IPI.1 Manuel utilisateur

ELMEKO

ELMEKO ML 150 Manuel utilisateur

BN Thermic

BN Thermic 830T Manuel utilisateur

KING

KING K Series Mode d’emploi

Empire Comfort Systems

Empire Comfort Systems RH-50-5 Guide de démarrage rapide

Well Straler

Well Straler RC-16B Manuel utilisateur

EUROM

EUROM 333299 Manuel utilisateur

Heylo

Heylo K 170 Manuel utilisateur

Eterna

Eterna TR70W Manuel utilisateur

Clarke

Clarke GRH15 Mode d’emploi

IRSAP

IRSAP The Radiator Company Ovali Manuel utilisateur

Empire Heating Systems

Empire Heating Systems WCC65 Manuel utilisateur

Wetekom

Wetekom 92 86 43 Manuel utilisateur

Desa

Desa SPC170-F Manuel utilisateur

Watlow

Watlow Watrod Electric Tubular Heaters Manuel utilisateur

Haverland

Haverland ECO-DRY GPS Series Manuel de la liste des pièces

Stelpro

Stelpro ASILVC2060 Series Manuel utilisateur