Sanyo Choice pr 1 Bedienungsanleitung

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

1 CHANNEL PROGRAMMER

Technical Data

Power Supply: 230V AC, 50Hz

Operating Temperature: 0°C to 35°C

Total Switch Rating: 230V AC, 6(2)A

Contact Type: 1B , Micro-Disconnection (Voltage Free)

Battery Type: Lithium Cell CR2032

Enclosure Protection IP30

Plastics Thermoplastic, ame retardant

Insulation Class Double

Wiring: For xed wiring only

Backplate Industry standard

Dimensions: 140mm x 87mm x 37mm

Clock 12 hour am/pm, 1 minute resolution

BST/GMT time change Automatic

Clock Accuracy +/- 1 sec per day

Program Cycle 24hr, 5/2day or 7day selectable.

Program On/offs per day 2on/off, 3on/off selectable

Program Resolution 10mins

Program Selection Auto, On all day, On constant, Off

Program Override +1,2 or 3Hr, Advance

Complies with EN60730-1, EN60730-2.7, EMC Directive 2004/108/EC,

LVD Directive 2006/95/EC

Pre-Installation Product Set Up:

Before installing, set the bank of 4 DIP Switches on the back to congure the unit according

to the chart below:

DIP Switches: Shown in Factory Default Positions.

24 Hr – runs same programme every day.

5/2 Day – allows different on/off times at weekend.

7 day – allows different on/off times every day.

Electrical Connections

Internal Wiring Diagram

Note: The Switch is volts free. COM should be linked to L for mains switching.

Fitting the Programmer

Loosen the two ‘captive’ retaining screws on the bottom of the back

plate. Now t the programmer to the back plate, ensuring the lugs of

the back plate engage with the slots on the programmer. Swing the

bottom of the programmer into position ensuring the connection pins

on the back of the unit locate into the terminal slots in the back plate.

Tighten the two ‘captive’ screws to x the unit securely

Commisioning

Switch on mains supply.

Referring to the user guide

1. Use the buttons to ensure correct product functionality.

2. Set timing and programme details in accordance with customer requirements.

3. Normally unit will be left with channel in ‘Auto’ mode.

4. Leave these installation instructions with customer for reference.

In the interests of continuous product improvement we reserve the right to alter designs,

specications and materials without prior notice and cannot accept liability for errors.

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Sangamo Limited, Industrial Estate, Port Glasgow, Renfrewshire PA14 5XG

Tel: 01475 745131 Fax: 01475 744567

Email: [email protected] Web: www.sangamo.co.uk

CHOICE PR 1

SERVICE AND WARRANTY

Your product is not user serviceable. PLEASE DO NOT TRY TO DISMANTLE THE UNIT.

This product is guaranteed by your supplier for 3 years from the Date of Manufacture. If it should become

defective, please contact your installer or supplier for a replacement unit or visit www.sangamo.co.uk/returns.

An extended warranty may be purchased online (www.sangamo.co.uk/warranty)

CUSTOMER CARE POLICY

As part of Sangamo’s continuous improvement program, the Company operates a Customer Care Policy.

This means that we welcome your comments and complaints, as it can help us to improve our services to you,

our customer.

Due to our policy of continuous product improvement and development, the specications in this guide may be subject to

change without prior notice.

Technical Helpline: 01475 745131

New Installations

Example circuit diagrams for typical installations are show below. These diagrams are

schematic and should be used as a guide only.

Please ensure that all installations comply with the current IEE regulations.

For reasons of space and clarity not every system has been included and the diagrams have

been simplied, for instance some Earth connections have been omitted.

Other control components shown in the diagrams i.e. Valves, RoomStats etc are general

representations only. However the wiring detail can be applied to the corresponding models of

most manufacturers e.g. Horstmann, Honeywell, Danfoss Randall, Drayton etc.

Cylinder and Room Thermostat Key:

C=Common Call = Call for heat or break on rise SAT = Satiseld on rise N= Neutral

Existing Installations

1. Remove old programmer from its back plate mounting loosening any securing screws as

dictated by its design.

2. Check compatibility of existing back plate & wiring arrangement with that of the new

programmer. See online Programmer Compatibility Guide for direction.

3. Make all necessary changes to back plate & wiring arrangement to suit new

programmer

Installation Safety Notes

This unit must be installed by a suitably qualied person in accordance with the latest IEE

Wiring Regulations.

Isolate mains supply before commencing installation. Please read all installation

instructions before proceeding.

Ensure that the xed wiring connections to the mains supply is via a fuse rated at not more

than 6 amps and a class ‘A’ switch having a contact separation of a minimum of 3mm in all

poles. The recommended cable sizes are 1.0mm2 or 1.5mm2

If the unit is tted to a metal surface, IT IS ESSENTIAL that the metal be earthed.

DO NOT use a surface mounting box.

No earth connection is required as the product is double insulated but ensure continuity of

earth throughout the system.

NEVER t or remove the unit to a live wall-plate.

Fitting Back Plate – Direct Wall Mounting

1. Position the wall-plate (terminals along top edge) with 60mm (min) clearance to its right,

25mm (min) above, 90mm (min) below. Ensure that the supporting surface will fully cover

the back of the programmer.

2. The ideal location would be 1.4M above oor level, easily accessible, reasonably lit and

free from condensation or temperature extremes.

3. Offer the back plate to the wall in the position where the programmer is to be mounted

remembering that the back plate ts to the left hand end of the programmer. Mark the xing

positions through the slots in the backplate, drill and plug wall, then secure back plate in

position using screws.

4. All necessary electrical connections should now be made. Ensure that the wiring to the

wall-plate terminals leads directly away from the terminals and is completely

enclosed within the wall-plate aperture. Wire ends must be stripped and screwed to

the terminals so that minimal bare wire is showing.

Fitting Back Plate – Wiring Box Mounting

1. Fix the wall-plate to a ush mounting single conduit box type UA1 (BS4662) using M3.5 x

14 screws. Take care to ensure the opening is adequate and will allow mounting of the unit

onto the base plate. The use of glue, mastic, or other sealants MUST NOT be used to secure

the unit to the wall.

2. All necessary electrical connections should now be made. Ensure that the wiring to the

wall-plate terminals leads directly away from the terminals and is completely enclosed within

the wall-plate aperture. Wire ends must be stripped and screwed to the terminals so that

minimal bare wire is showing.

USER INSTRUCTIONS

1 CHANNEL PROGRAMMER

What is a central heating programmer...?

Central Heating programmers allow you to set ‘On’ and ‘Off’ time periods for your

heating and/or hot water. One Channel models switch your central heating and

domestic hot water on and off at the same time, while the two and three channel

versions control your domestic hot water and heating to come on and go off at

different times. Three channel programmers are often used to provide separate control

for two heating zones (perhaps upstairs and downstairs) as well as the separate control

for your hot water.

Sangamo Choice programmers make it easy to set the ‘On’ and ‘Off’ time periods to suit

your own lifestyle, with options for; 7 day, 5/2 day, and 24 hour programming. You can

also choose to have your heating and hot water on continuously or be permanently off.

Choice programmers also adjust automatically between Greenwich Mean Time and

British Summer Time. The Choice programmers even have a default set of

programmes, so you can decide not to adjust the programming at all! And to improve

your comfort, you can temporarily adjust the heating programme, with the Choice;

‘Advance’ or ‘Boost’ buttons.

If this happens simply press +HR button (2) again and the boost will activate for the

time period chosen.

POWER INTERRUPTION

In the event of a mains supply failure the screen will go blank but the back-up battery

ensures that the programmer continues to keep the time and retain your stored

programme. When power is restored, if there has been no change to the rear DIP

switch, the programmer then goes to RUN mode.

If the conguration setting on the rear DIP switch has been altered during the power

interruption the screen will initially show the new conguration. And the appropriate

factory default programme ( see BUILT IN PROGRAMME section) will be installed.

Press SET button to return to RUN mode.

SERVICE AND WARRANTY

Your product is not user serviceable. PLEASE DO NOT TRY TO DISMANTLE THE UNIT.

This product is guaranteed by your supplier for 3 years from the Date of Manufacture. If it should become

defective, please contact your installer or supplier for a replacement unit or visit www.sangamo.co.uk/returns.

An extended warranty may be purchased online (www.sangamo.co.uk/warranty)

CUSTOMER CARE POLICY

As part of Sangamo’s continuous improvement program, the Company operates a Customer Care Policy.

This means that we welcome your comments and complaints, as it can help us to improve our services to you,

our customer.

Due to our policy of continuous product improvement and development, the specications in this guide may be subject to

change without prior notice.

Sangamo Limited, Industrial Estate, Port Glasgow, Renfrewshire PA14 5XG

Tel: 01475 745131 Fax: 01475 744567

Email: [email protected] Web: www.sangamo.co.uk

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CHOICE PR 1

Technical Helpline: 01475 745131

PROGRAMMER SUMMARY

This programmer can automatically switch your central heating or hot water ON and

OFF up to 3 times a day, at whatever times you choose. Timekeeping is maintained

through power interruptions by a non-replaceable battery designed to last for the

lifetime of the programmer. The clock is automatically put forward 1 hour at 1:00am

on the last Sunday of March and back 1 hour at 2:00am on the last Sunday of

October. The clock is factory pre-set to UK time and date, but you can alter the time

setting if you wish.

During installation, the installer selects 24 hour, or 5 day/2day, or 7 day programming

and 2 or 3 on/off periods per day, via a 4 position DIP switch on the back of the unit

(see installation instructions).

IMPORTANT: These settings should only be changed by a qualied person. Contact

your installer.

IMPORTANT: This programmer is not suitable for the switching of devices greater

than 6Amp rated. (eg. Not suitable for use as an immersion timer)

The large, easy to read display makes programming easy and the unit is designed to

eliminate the possibility of accidental changes to your programme. Buttons normally

visible only affect your set programme temporarily. All buttons which can permanently

change your programme are located behind the ip-over facia.

- The 24 hour programmer option runs the same programme every day.

- The 5 day/2 day programmer option allows different ON/OFF times at week ends.

- The 7 day programmer option allows different ON/OFF times for each day of the

week

CONFIGURATION

When setting time, date or changing programme times the rst screen displayed

indicates the conguration as set up by the installer. (See SETTING THE TIME section)

Conguration Display

2 ON/OFF Pumped System 2PU

3 ON/OFF Pumped System 3PU

The 24 hour, or 5 day/2day, or 7 day programming option as set up by the installer

can also be veried at this stage by how the Monday to Sunday indicators are

displayed.

Programming option Monday to Sunday Indicators ash

7 DAY Mon to Sun individually shown

5/2 DAY Mon to Fri together then Sat & Sun together shown

24 HOUR Mon to Sun together shown

Now press any button to move to Setting the Time and Day.

USING ADVANCE

The ADVANCE function allows the user to move to the next ON or OFF programme for a

“one off” event, without having to change the programme or use the ON or OFF

buttons.

Warning: The ADVANCE function is only available when programme is in AUTO or ALL

DAY operating modes.

To advance Central Heating

Press the ADV (1) button. This will turn the Central heating ON if it is in an OFF period

and OFF if it is in an ON period. It will stay in this state until either ADV(1) button is

pressed again, or until a programmed ON/OFF period commences. The word ADV will

appear in the top left hand corner of the LCD.

USING THE +HR BOOST

Press the +HR button (2) to make the desired selection with one, two or three hours

extra heating and cancel options offered.

Warning: The +HOUR function is only available when programme is in AUTO , ALL

DAY or OFF operating modes.

If the Central heating operating mode is OFF, then it will switch on for the extra hours

selected. If the Central heating mode is AUTO or ALL DAY, then during an OFF period,

it will switch on for the extra hours selected. If during an ON period, then it will

temporarily extend that programme by the number of hours selected.

NOTE: If the programmer is in the OFF mode and then +HR button (2) is pressed

(+1 HR, + 2 HR, or + 3 HR) and the resulting time of the boost overlaps a START / ON

time in the AUTO mode programme memory then the boost will disengage.

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BUILT IN PROGRAMME

For convenience, the programmer has a built in programme which will be satisfactory

for many people, but which can be changed very easily (see section CHANGING

PROGRAMME TIMES). Once the unit is powered up this built in programme will run.

If the user changes from the built in programme and wishes to return to it, then

pressing the reset button with a non metallic pointed tool will return the unit to the

built in / default programme. NOTE: Every time the reset is pressed, the time and

date must be set again. See the sections SETTING THE TIME & SETTING THE DATE

Factory Programme Settings

Conguration 2Pu Conguration 3Pu Mon-Fri Sat-Sun

1st ON 1st ON 06:00am 07:00am

1st OFF 1st OFF 08:30am 09:00am

- 2nd ON 12.00noon 12.00noon

- 2nd OFF 12.00noon 12.00noon

2nd ON 3rd ON 04:30pm 04:30pm

2nd OFF 3rd OFF 10.30pm 11.00pm

If the unit is installed as a 24 hour programmer the built in programme will be the

same for each day (ie Sat-Sun be same as Mon-Fri above).

SELECTING OPERATING MODE

7 day programmer option

If the unit is installed as a 7 day programmer, the initial programme displayed will be for

Monday.

You can go to any date of the week by pressing the DAY button repeatedly.

The ON/OFF times can be changed for each day as described above in the section “CHANGING

PROGRAMME TIMES”.

If you press the COPY button, the current programme will be copied onto the next day.

NOTE: it is not possible to copy Sunday to Monday.

5 day /2 day programmer option

If the unit is installed as a 5 day/2 day programmer, the initial programme displayed will be for

Monday to Friday.

Pressing the DAY button will take you to the programme for Saturday and Sunday.

The ON/OFF times can be changed for each day group as described above in the

section “CHANGING PROGRAMME TIMES”.

If you press COPY button, the current programme will be copied onto the next day group.

24 hour programmer option

If the unit is installed as a 24 hour programmer, the built in programme will be the same for

each day. The COPY & DAY buttons have no affect if installed as a 24 hour

programmer.

PROGRAMMING NOTES

The unit will automatically return to RUN mode if a period of 5 minutes passes without any but-

tons being pressed.

For convenience, to allow for programmes to go past midnight, the programme day is from

03:00am to 02:50am the next day.

If a programme is required to run from 1.00 am to 8.00 am then 2 programmes must be used

because it is not possible to programme through 2.50 am. (The programme should be split up

into two sections ; 3.00 am > 8.00 am and 1.00 am > 2.50 am).

RESET

Press the reset button with a non-metallic pointed tool to restore the built in

programme. As well as restoring the built in programme, it also resets the time to 12:00pm and

the date to 01/01/2000. Initially the display shows all segments lit for a few seconds, but then

will show the current conguration. See SETTING THE TIME section to continue.

As a safety feature after reset the unit will be in OFF operating mode. Reselect your required

operating mode,

NOTE: Use of excessive force may result in the reset button sticking behind the front

cover of the programmer. If this happens the unit will “freeze” - and the button can

only be released by a qualied installer MODE

ON Central heating and Hot water is ON continuously

AUTO Central heating and Hot water will be switched ON or OFF as

programmed

ALL DAY Central heating and Hot water will be switched ON only once each

day between the rst ON time and last OFF time.

OFF Central heating and Hot water continuously OFF

SETTING THE TIME

- Press the SET button (1) once. The conguration setting will appear on

the screen.

- Press the SET button (1) again. The clock icon (2) on the screen will ash.

- Press the +/- buttons (3) to adjust the time. Time will change quicker if pressed

continually.

- Press SET (1) once to move on to setting the DATE or press multiple times to return

to RUN mode.

SETTING THE DATE

- Press the SET button (1) until the Y:XX icon (year) appears and the D (DATE)

icon (4) ashes.

- Press the +/- button (3) to set the year.

- Press NEXT button (5). M:XX appears (month).

- Press +/- button (3) to set month.

- Press NEXT button (5). D:XX appears (Day).

- Press +/- button (3) to set day.

You can review or edit the date you have set just by pressing NEXT button (5) again

and repeating the sequence above. To conrm the date and move on to PROGRAM

mode press SET button (1) once or press SET button (1) multiple times to return to

RUN mode.

CHANGING PROGRAMME TIMES

The built in programmes can easily be changed to better suit your lifestyle.

To change the times:

Press SET button (1) until PROGRAM (2) ashes in the display and 1 ON (5) appears.

This indicates the time shown on the display is the rst ON time.

By pressing the +/- buttons (3) you can alter the ON time to the time you want.

Press NEXT button (4), display will now show 1 OFF (5).

By pressing the +/- buttons (3) you can alter the OFF time to the time you want.

Press NEXT button (4) to access remaining ON/OFF periods and alter in same manner

as above.

To return to RUN mode, press the SET button until the display indicates RUN on the

display

NOTE: Programming is in 10 minute segments.

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