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307096
EN Time switch
TR 611 top2 RC 24 V
6114300
1. Basic safety information 4
2. Proper use 4
3. Installation and connection 5
4. Device description
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1
Overview of navigation menu 10
5. Settings and functions 12
Time signal can be received with appropriate top2 RC antenna 21
Setting manual or permanent switching 22
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Using the OBELISK top2 memory card 24
6. Technical data 26
7. Contact 27
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1. Basic safety information
WARNING
Danger of death through electric shock or fire!
¾ Installation should only be carried out by a qualified electrician!
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The device is designed for installation on DIN top hat rails (in accordance with EN 60715)
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The device corresponds to type 1 BSTU in accordance with IEC/EN 60730-2-7
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Power reserve (10 years) is reduced if memory card is inserted (using battery power)
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OBELISK top2 memory card: Avoid mechanical overload and contamination during storage/transportation
2. Proper use
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The time switch is used for lighting, ventilation and flushing applications etc.
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Only for use in closed, dry rooms
!
Do not use on safety devices, e.g. escape route doors, fire safety equipment etc.
Disposal
Dispose of device in environmentally sound manner
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3. Installation and connection
Mounting the time switch
WARNING
Danger of death through electric shock or fire!
¾ Installation should only be carried out by a qualified electrician!
click
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45° cable
Load line connection
Plug-in screwless terminal NC contact
Test tap
OBELISK top2 memory card
(9070404)
Mount on DIN top hat rails (as defined in EN 60715)
Switched voltage-free
Ensure device cannot be switched on
Check absence of voltage
Earth and bypass
Cover or shield any adjacent live components
L Best reception is achieved by installing the antenna on the outside of the building
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Connecting the cable
Wiring diagrams
Ext1
+~ –~
Ext L N
RC theben
0 6 12 18 24
RC DCF
9070410
RC
MENU OK
16(10)A 250V~
1
C1
2 3
R 10a - 30T
C1
1 2 3
–
+~
12-24 V
L Ensure correct polarity.
L Lay separate cable for antenna power supply.
L Align the radio antenna so that the green LED flashes once a second.
L A maximum of 10 devices can be connected to one antenna.
Strip cable to 8 mm (max. 9)
Insert cable in the open DuoFix® plug-in terminal at 45°
L 2 cables per terminal position possible
To open the DuoFix® plug-in terminal, press screwdriver downwards
Disconnecting the cable
Use the screwdriver to push the load line connection opener downwards
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4. Device description
Display & buttons
Programmed switching times
Date display
Channel status
ON = On
OFF = Off
0 6 12 18 24
Display of the active buttons with the relevant function
Display DCF antenna connected
Time display
Days of the week from 1 to 7
MENU
– Activate display
– Open menu
– Cancel menu
– ESC
(leave menu)
MENU OK
¾
Options are displayed
OK
– Save
selection
– Confirm
selection
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Operating instructions
1. Read text line
text/symbol represents
query
2. Make a decision
YES
Confirmation
Press
OK
NO
Modify/
Change
Press t u
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Overview of navigation menu
MENU
PROGRAM u
NEW
CHECK
MODIFY
DELETE
END
TIME/DATE u MANUAL u
TIME
SET DATE
SU--WI
WEEK
DAY
FORM DATE
FORM TIME
PERM ON
PERM OFF
OVERRI ON
TIMER
HOLIDAY
RANDOM
END
END u OPTIONS u
OPERATING
HOUR
EXT
INPUT
LCD ILLU-
MINATION
LANGUAGE
PIN
FACTORY
SETTING
INFO
END
END
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Initial operation
MENU
GERMAN
FRENCH
ITALIAN
DUTCH u RETAIN
PROGRAM
DELETE
PROGRAM u FORM DATE
YEAR
MONTH
DAY
FORM TIME
HOUR
MINUTE
SU-WI
EUROPE
END
Set language, country, town/city, date, time as well as summer/winter time (SU-WI)
Press any button and display follows on screen (see figure)
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5. Settings and functions
Set switching time
MENU
PROGRAM u NEW u SWITCH u PULSE
CHECK
MODIFY
DELETE
MEM FREE
84
ON
HOUR
MINUTE
END same switching time for several days = block
ADD
TUESDAY
COPY
SAVE
MONDAY u u
SAVE u
CYCLE
Switching time for one day
L A switching time always consists of a start time and an end time
L There are 84 memory cells available
Example: Switch on sports hall lighting from Mon–Fri, 7:30 to
12:00 hrs
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Press MENU
Select PROGRAM and press OK to confirm
Select NEW and press OK to confirm
Select SWITCH, confirm by pressing OK ¾
Select ON (for turn-on times), confirm with OK
Set required turn-on time (Mo–Fr, 7:30), confirm with OK
Select COPY, confirm with OK
ADD TUESDAY is displayed, confirm by pressing OK and also ¾
confirm the days We, Th, Fr by pressing OK.
Continue with u until SAVE is displayed.
Confirm by pressing OK.
Repeat all steps for the turn-off time, however instead of selecting ON with u select OFF and enter 12:00 for hour and minute.
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Change switching times
MENU
PROGRAM
NEW
CHECK
MODIFY
DELETE u SWITCH
MONDAY
MODIFY
HOUR
MODIFY
MINUTE u u
MODIFY
BLOCK
MODIFY
SINGLE
DAY
L You can either change or delete a block, i.e. a switching time copied for several days (e.g. Mon-Fri) or a single switching time
Change individual switching times
Press MENU
Select PROGRAM and press OK to confirm
Select MODIFY, confirm by pressing OK
Select SWITCH, confirm by pressing OK
Select day, confirm with OK
MODIFY HOUR, use the + or – buttons to change hour and ¾
minute and confirm with OK.
To change several switching times, select MODIFY BLOCK, confirm with OK
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Delete switching program
MENU
PROGRAM
NEW
CHECK
MODIFY
DELETE u
SWITCH
DELETE
BLOCK
MONDAY u u
DELETE
SINGLE DAY
L You can either delete a block, i.e. a switching time copied for several days (e.g. Mon-Fri) or a single switching time
Press MENU.
Select PROGRAM and confirm with OK
Select DELETE, confirm with OK
Select SWITCH, confirm with OK ¾
MONDAY is displayed, confirm with OK
Select DELETE BLOCK, confirm with OK
With u cleared.
DELETE MONDAY etc. individual days can also be
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Pulse programming
MENU
PROGRAM u NEW
CHECK
MODIFY
DELETE
END u SWITCH u PULSE u
COPY
MEM FREE
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ON
ON
HOUR
MINUTE
SECONDS
PULSE
LENGTH
MINUTE
SECONDS
MONDAY u u
SAVE
Example: Switch on pause signal on Monday 8:05 hrs for 5 sec
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Press MENU
Select PROGRAM, confirm with OK
Select NEW, confirm with OK
With u select PULSE, confirm with OK
Select ON, confirm with OK
Use the + or – buttons to enter hour, minute, second (8:05)
and confirm with OK
Use the + or – buttons to enter the duration of the pulse in minutes and seconds (5 sec) and confirm with OK. MONDAY is displayed.
Select day, confirm with OK
Select COPY or SAVE
To save press
¾ u
To copy press OK
and confirm with OK
Cycle programming
In addition to turn-on and turn-off times (switching time) and short time pulses (pulse) cycle times (cycle) can also be programmed. The pulse duration (+ pulse pause) is limited to
17 hrs, 59 min, 59 sec
L Cycle times refers to cyclically repetitive time functions such as fan controls, urinal rinses etc.
Example: Switch on water rinsing Monday from 8:00 to 20:30 hrs every 15 min for 20 sec (8:00:00–8:00:20 On; 8:15:00–
8:15:20 On; 8:30:00–8:30:20 On etc.)
Cycle programming:
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Start cycle: Monday 8:00 hrs
Pulse duration: 20 s
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Pause duration (pause): 14 min and 40 s
End cycle: Monday 20:30 hrs
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L Observe the number of maximum electrical switching cycles when using the cycle function.
MENU
PROGRAM u NEW u CYCLE u
CHECK
MODIFY
DELETE
END
MEM FREE
84
START
CYCLE
HOUR
MINUTE
MONDAY
PULSE
LENGTH
PAUSE u u
WITH END
STOP CYCLE
ENDLESS
Press MENU
Select PROGRAM, confirm with OK
Select NEW, confirm with OK
With u select CYCLE, confirm with OK ¾
START CYCLE is displayed, confirm with OK
Use the + or – buttons to enter hour, minute, day (8:00 hrs ¾
Monday) and confirm with OK
Enter PULSE LENGTH (20 s), confirm with OK
Enter pause duration PAUSE (14 min and 40 s), confirm with OK
Select WITH END, confirm with OK
STOP CYCLE is displayed, confirm with OK
Enter end times of the cycle (20:30 hrs) and confirm with OK
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Setting holiday function
MENU
MANUAL
PERM ON
PERM OFF
OVERRI ON
TIMER
HOLIDAY
RANDOM
END u ON
BEGINN
HOLIDAY
END
HOLIDAY
Press MENU
Select MANUAL and press OK to confirm
Select HOLIDAY and press OK to confirm
Select ON and press OK to confirm
Select START HOLIDAY and press OK to confirm
Enter YEAR, MONTH, DAY, HOUR and press OK to confirm
Select END HOLIDAY and press OK to confirm
Enter YEAR, MONTH, DAY, HOUR and press OK to confirm
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Activating PIN code
The PIN code is set in OPTIONS via the menu.
L If you have forgotten your PIN, call the Theben Hotline.
L Have the serial number ready
MENU
OPTIONS
OPERATING
HOURS
EXT INPUT
LCD ILLU-
MINATION
LANGUAGE
PIN
FACTORY
SETTING
INFO
END u NO PIN
WITH PIN u CURRENT
PIN
NEW PIN
00 00
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Time signal can be received with appropriate top2 RC antenna
L Follow advice in the top2 RC-DCF antenna operating instructions.
L Connection to the top2 RC-DCF antenna allows the time switch to be automatically synchronised via DCF signal.
L After connecting to the power supply or resetting the automatic display changes as soon as the DCF transmission signal is received.
Setting time zones
After successful synchronisation, the time zone can be altered in the TIME/DATE menu option.
In the TIME menu option (Indicating: ALTER HOUR) correct the applicable local time (time zone).
DCF transmission signalreception:
Indicating: Day + Month + RC
(Radio Control)
No connection to antenna:
Indicating: e.g. 24 11 07
Ext L N
RC theben
0 6 12 18 24
MENU OK max.100 m
0,5mm -
2,5mm
2
16(10)A 250V~
C1
1
2 3
230-240V~
50-60Hz
R 10a - 30T
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Setting manual or permanent switching
Manual or permanent switching can be set via the menu in
MANUAL or (in the automatic screen) by button combination
(see picture).
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Manual control:
Reversing the channel status to the next automatic or programmed switching.
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Permanent switching:
As long as a permanent switching (on or off) is activated, the programmed switching times are ineffective
C1
Activating manual control
Briefly press both buttons simultaneously
Activating permanent switching
Press both buttons simultaneously for 2 seconds
Cancelling manual/permanent switching
Press both buttons simultaneously
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Set external input
For the channel, an EXTERNAL INPUT (see figure) can be set with different functions.
3 sub-menus can be selected: Inactive, push button (function), switch (function)
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INACTIVE: The external input has no function
PUSH BUTTON: Manual (manual control), Timer (countdown timer) are selectable
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SWITCH: Permanent On, permanent Off are selectable
L If a function is activated via an external push button or switch, EXTERNAL is displayed.
MENU
OPTIONS
OPERATING
HOURS
EXTERNAL
OUTPUT
LCD ILLU-
MINATION
LANGUAGE u
PIN
FACTORY
SETTING
INFO
BUTTON
SWITCH
NOT ACTIVE u OVERRIDE
TIMER
Press MENU, with u select EXT INPUT and follow the indications on the display.
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Hour counter
The operating hours of the channel (relay) are displayed and deleted in the OPTIONS menu. If the number of operating hours exceeds the value set in the Service menu, SERVICE will appear in the display.
Example: Replace a lamp after after 5,000 h.
Delete operating hours or set a higher value in Service (e.g. to 10,000 h)
Using the OBELISK top2 memory card
All functions can also be set on the PC using the OBELISK software and transferred to the device via the memory card.
Insert memory card in the time switch
Read in/out saved switching times and device setups in ¾
the time switch or start Obelisk program
Remove memory card after copying etc.
!
Avoid mechanical overload and contamination during storage/transport
L PC software OBELISK top2 available at www.theben.de
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Copying OBELISK → TIME
This copies the switching program and optionally all time switch settings (e.g. external input, time format etc.) from the memory card in the time switch.
Copying TIME →OBELISK
This copies all switch programmes and settings from the time switch to the memory card.
Starting OBELISK program
Takes on the switching times that are programmed on the memory card.
As soon as the memory card is removed, the switching times of the time switch are re-activated.
OBELISK
COPY
OBELISK ->
TSWI
OVERWRITE
OK u COPY TSWI
-> OBELISK u
OVERWRITE
OK
RUN
OBELISK u CHECK
OBELISK
Resetting the time switch
Press the 4 buttons simultaneously
▻ You can choose between KEEP PROGRAM and DELETE
PROGRAM
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6. Technical data
Operating voltage:
Frequency:
Power consumption:
Max switching capacity: switching capacity:
Min. switching capacity:
Shortest switching time:
Protection rating:
Protection class:
Protection class:
12 - 24 V, +10 % / –15 %
12 - 24 V DC, +10 % /
–15 %
50–60 Hz
0,9 W - 1,3 W
16 A (at 250 V, cos ϕ = 1)
2 A (at 250 V, cos ϕ = 0,6)
10 mA/230 V AC
100 mA/ 24 V AC/DC
1 second
IP 20 in accordance with
EN 60529
II in accordance with
EN 60730-1 subject to designated installation for supply with FELV and/or mains switching
III for supply with SELV and switching of SELV
–30 °C … +55 °C
10 years at +20 °C
Operating temperature:
Power reserve:
Time accuracy: ±0,25 s/day (25 °C)
Rated impulse withstand voltage: 4 kV
Pollution degree:
Contact:
2 two way switch
Glow lamp load (230 V):
Halogen lamp load (230 V):
1400 W
1400 W
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Fluorescent lamp load: uncorrected
Series corrected: parallel-corrected:
10000 VA
80 W (max. 12 µF)
Compact fluorescent tubes (EVG): 30 W
LED lamps (<2 W) (230 V): 6 W
LED lamps (>2 W < 8 W) (230 V): 20 W
LED lamps (> 8 W) (230 V): 20 W
Approved for switching SELV and mains voltage.
7. Contact
Theben AG
Hohenbergstr. 32
72401 Haigerloch
GERMANY
Tel. +49 7474 692-0
Fax +49 7474 692-150
Hotline
Tel. +49 7474 692-369 [email protected]
Addresses, telephone numbers etc. www.theben.de
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