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Appendix D: Wired Signal Circuit

Programming Examples

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Example: Programming Recurring Events

To program a new event in Schedule 2 that turns on signal circuits for 5 seconds starting at 8:55 AM every weekday Monday-Friday, press:

Step 1: P

Step 2: 2

Step 3: Enter User Lock (unless User Lock is disabled)

Step 4: O (unless User Lock is disabled)

Step 5: 1 for Schedule/Event

Step 6: 02 for Schedule 2

Step 7: O

Step 8: < if necessary to display New Event

Step 9: 9 to deselect Saturday and Sunday

Step 10: O to accept day selection

Step 11: 0855 for time

Step 12: < if necessary to select AM

Step 13: O to accept time

Step 14: 5 for event duration

Step 15: O to accept duration

Step 16: O to save event

At this point, to program a new event for the same schedule, days and duration, simply Press 1 and enter the new start time and press O . To stop programming similar events press 2 . Press B to exit Event Menu. Press B again to exit Program Menu if programming is complete.

Example: Reviewing and Editing Events by Schedule

To change only the duration of Event 24 in Schedule 2 to 6 seconds, press:

Step 1: P

Step 2: 2

Step 3: Enter User Lock (unless User Lock is disabled)

Step 4: O (unless User Lock is disabled)

Step 5: 1 for Schedule/Event

Step 6: 02 for Schedule 2

Step 7: O

Step 8: 0024 for event number

Step 9: O to jump to event 24

Step 10: O to show event weekdays

Step 11: O to accept day selection

Step 12: O to accept time

Step 13: 6 for event duration

Step 14: O to accept duration

Step 15: O to save event

Press B to exit Event Menu. Press B again to exit Program Menu if review/edit is complete.

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Appendix D: Wired Signal Circuit

Programming Examples

Example: Programming Signal Circuits

To assign Signal Circuit 1 to Schedule 12 with a default duration of 5 seconds, and Signal Circuit 4 to Schedule 6 with a default duration of 8 seconds, press: Step 1: P

Step 2: 3

Step 3: Enter User Lock (unless User Lock is disabled)

Step 4: O (unless User Lock is disabled)

Step 5: 1 for Schedule

Step 6: 1 to select Circuit 1

Step 7: 12 to assign Circuit 1 to Schedule 2

Step 8: O

Step 9: 2 to select Duration

Step 10: 5 to set Circuit 1 default duration to 5 seconds

Step 11: 1 to select Schedule

Step 12: 4 to select Circuit 4

Step 13: 06 to assign Circuit 4 to Schedule 6

Step 14: O

Step 15: 2 to select Duration

Step 16: 8 to set Circuit 4 default duration to 8 seconds

Press P to exit Signal Circuit Menu. Press B again to exit Program Menu if programming is complete.

Example: Programming Special Events

To program a new special event in Schedule 2 that turns on signal circuits for 8 seconds starting at 3:45 PM on October 31, 2008, press:

Step 1: P

Step 2: 2

Step 3: Enter User Lock (unless User Lock is disabled)

Step 4: O (unless User Lock is disabled)

Step 5: 1 for Schedule/Event

Step 6: 02 for Schedule 2

Step 7: O

Step 8: < if necessary to display New Event

Step 9: O

Step 10: 0 to select Special

Step 11: 2008 to change year to 2008

Step 12: O to accept year

Step 13: 10 to change month to October

Step 14: O to accept month

Step 15: 1 to select Set Date

Step 16: 31 to set date

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Example: Programming Special Events (continued)

Step 17: O

Step 18: 0345 to set start time

Step 19: > to select PM

Step 20: O

Step 21: 8 to set duration

Step 22: O

Step 23: O to save event

Press B to exit Event Menu. Press B again to exit Program Menu if programming is complete.

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Example: Switching Assigned Schedules

This example will demonstrate a temporary holiday schedule switch. The current schedule (01) will be switched to Sch 02 on

December 23, 2008 at Midnight and then switched back after a period of time.

Step 1: P 3 and enter User Lock (if applicable). Press 1 .

Step 2: Select a circuit in which the schedule is to change (1-6). For our example, we'll select circuit 1.

Step 3: Press M to change the schedule on circuit 1.

Step 4: Press 1 .

Step 5: Use the <> keys to select a schedule to change to. Only schedules with events programmed will be selectable.

Step 6: Press 1 .

Step 7: Enter the year 2008 and press O .

Step 8: Enter the month 12 and press O .

Step 9: Enter the day 23 and press O .

Step 10: Enter the time (hours) 12 and press O .

Step 11: Enter the time (minutes) 00 and press O .

Step 12: Select AM using the <> keys and press O .

This should return you to the replacement schedule screen (Step 4)

To change the schedule back to Sch 01 on January 15, 2009:

Step 13: Press 2 .

Step 14: Use the <> keys to select the original schedule.

Step 15: Press O .

Step 16: Enter the year 2009 and press O .

Step 17: Enter the month 01 and press O .

Step 18: Enter the day 15 and press O .

Step 19: Enter the time (hours) 12 and press O .

Step 20: Enter the time (minutes) 00 and press O .

Step 21: Select AM using the <> keys and press O .

This should return you to the replacement schedule screen (Step 4).

Step 22: Press PB to exit to the main screen.

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