Timeguard FST24 Handbuch

Installation & Operating Instructions

Fused Spur

Time Switch

Model No. FST24 – 24 Hour Timer

Model No. FST77 – 7 Day Timer

Power LED

Sets time

and date

Reset button

Illuminated screen

Output LED

Sets

programmes

Double pole

switch BS 1362 (1"x 1/4") fuse

Boosts for 1 or

2 hours and

decrements

displayed value

during time and

programme

setting

Override until

next programme

change and

increments

displayed value

during time and

programme

setting

1. General Information

Contents:

1x FST programmer

Bag containing: 2x 3.5mm screws, 2x cable clamp set.

1x Instruction leaflet

The FST24 (24 hour) and FST77 (7 day) are units which mount onto a BS4662

flush mount single box, or a BS5733 surface mount single box, (25mm deep in

either case). There is provision for a single front exit output cable, with built in

cable clamp.

The unit combines the facilities of a time switch and a double pole switched fused

connection unit capable of being wired directly into a ring main. The contacts are

not volt free. There is a loop terminal for earth continuity. The unit has the option

of automatic daylight saving pre-programmed in.

Fig. 1

FST24/FST77 Front Panel

2. Battery

The unit has an in built non replaceable, rechargeable battery, which will keep the

programmed times during power down situations for up to 4 weeks. If the screen

goes blank, once power is restored, and 4 hours have elapsed (to give a working

battery charge), Reset must be pressed, and times/programmes re-entered.

Before programming for the first time, connect the unit to the mains for at least

15 minutes prior to pressing the Reset button and programming the unit.

If the display is not visible or very faint, charge for 4 hours prior to pressing

Reset and programming.

Supply live

terminal

Switched

neutral terminal

(load neutral

connection)

Loop terminal

for earth

continuity

Supply neutral

terminal

Switched live

terminal (load

live connection)

3. Applications

Energy consuming appliances such as immersion heaters and storage heaters

up to 13A total loading can be supplied by the FST24/77 enabling users to

make use of economy 7.

If the user has other appliances which do not have push button start, such as

washing machines, dishwashers and tumble dryers, these may also be controlled in

the same way. It can also be sued to control lighting, if a neutral is made available.

Lighting loads can be found in the specification section of this leaflet.

Fig. 2

FST24/FST77 Rear Connections

4. Features

5. Installation

4 On/OFF switching programmes per day. Which for the FST77 can be made to

operate over all 7 days (24 hour operation), 5 weekdays 2 weekend days, or any

individual day (7 day operation). For FST24, 5+2 and individual day programming

are not available, all 7 days are the same.

Advance feature, which can advance to next programmed operation, turn output

permanently on, turn output permanently off, or return to programmed times.

Boost feature provides 1 or 2 hour boost.

Option of automatic summer time update (ASCO).

Shortest switching time of 1 minute.

Programme review.

Important: Switch off mains electricity before commencing work.

The unit is designed to replace an existing single gang connection unit

or fixed appliance outlet giving timed mains output, protected by a BS1362 fuse.

The unit is capable of forming part of a ring main (the terminals can accept

2 x 2.5mm sq. cables) or terminating a spur off the ring main. The unit requires

a minimum depth of 25mm within the box.

Ensure that the wiring is adequate for the load to be carried. Connect incoming and

outgoing cables to the relevant terminals. Secure the unit to the back box with the

3.5mm screws provided, forming cables during installation to avoid entrapment

and cable damage.

Use the loop terminal, or the earth terminal in the back box for earth continuity

if required. If installed into a metal back box, earthing of the back box is required.

There is a removable cable blank to cover the front cable exit if this feature is not

required. If the front cable exit is required, for instance to connect to a washing

machine, use one of the cable clamps provided to secure the outgoing cable.

6. First Supply Connection and Reset

The unit must be reset before programming for the first time, or after subsequent

discharge for more than 5 days, and following a 4 hour period of charging.

Press Reset using a pointed object, eg: a pencil. The display will show

all the segments, and then clear to show:

Use the Adv button to change between on and off for the automatic

summer time adjustment.

Fuse:

Use the appropriate BS1362 fuse for the load. This unit is supplied with a 13A fuse.

Fig. 3

Internal Schematic of FST24/77

7. Setting the Clock

Press and hold down the Time button for 3 seconds. The word hold will show

on the screen.

After 3 seconds, the screen will show a year.

Use the Adv or Boost buttons to change the year to the correct year.

Press Time to set the year, and then the month will show.

Use the Adv or boost button to adjust the month to the correct month.

Press Time to set the month, and then the day will show.

Use the Adv or boost button to adjust the day to the correct day.

Press Time to set the day, and then the time will show, hours first.

8. Modifying the Date and Time of Day

Normally the only change required will be to the time of day minutes, in which case

press and hold Time for 3 seconds, during which hold will show on the display.

After 3 seconds the display will show the year:

Use the Adv or boost button to adjust the hour to the correct hour.

Press Time to set the hour, and then the time will show the minutes. The hour is

a 24 hour clock.

Use the Adv or boost button to adjust the minutes to the correct minutes.

Press Time to exit the Time/date entry mode. The display should now show the

correct time/day of the week.

Note: during time/date setting, when the Adv or Boost buttons are held down,

the setting under adjustment will advance or decrease more rapidly.

Press Time repeatedly until the minutes are shown. Use Adv or Boost to change

the minutes to the correct value. Press Time to return to operating mode.

Other changes can be made the same way, but the Time button must be pressed

to return to operating mode after any changes. There is no automatic exit from

Time/date entry mode.

Example shown is for 5 + 2 programme.

Use Adv or Boost to set the hour for the first on period. Press Prog to change to

setting the minutes. Use Adv or Boost to set the minutes.

Press Prog to change to programme 1 off time.

Use Adv or Boost to change the day grouping mode. This will step through the

following options:

24hr – Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su

5 day – Mo Tu We Th Fr followed automatically in programming by 2 day – Sa Su.

Individual day – Mo followed automatically in programming by each of the

other days.

Once the desired day grouping is selected, press Prog to move onto programming

On / Off times. the display will show Prog 1, with dashes for the hours and minutes.

9. Programming On/Off times

The FST77 has 4 independent On/Off periods available for programming each day.

There is a choice of programming options, including 7 days the same (24 hours),

5 + 2 days (where the weekdays are the same, and the two weekend days are the

same), and 7 individual days. For the FST24, only the 24 hour option is available,

with 4 ON/OFF periods.

Press and hold the Prog button for 3 seconds. Whilst holding, the word Hold

should show on the display.

After 3 seconds, the mode screen will show.

Press Prog to scroll through programme 2 on, programme 2 off, programme 3 on,

programme 3 off, programme 4 on and programme 4 off, adding in times

as required.

If times are not required, just leave the dashes in place, and scroll past

that programme.

After programme 4 has been entered, the day will index to the next day

to be programmed, or in the case of 5 + 2 it will change to Sa Su.

Programme the On/Off times as before.

After the last off time for programme 4 has been set, press Prog to exit

programme mode.

At any stage in programming, if the Prog button is pressed and held for 3 seconds,

the timer will return to operating mode.

The display will now show:

Where the day and time are correct, but the On/Off indicator may not reflect

the current programme accurately, in which case press the Adv button to correct

the indicator.

In the same way as for individual programmes, days or groups of days can be

omitted either by leaving dashes in all the locations for On/Off times for that day

or group of days. Alternatively, leaving the programme entry mode before filling in

all the On/Off times will leave the remaining times blank.

The only way to re-enter a blank time is to reset the unit.

9.2. Programming Across Midnight

10. Modifying or Adding Programmes

11. Advance

Enter the programme on time as above.

Enter the programme off time as 00:00

Enter the first programme on time for the next day as 00:00

Enter the required programme off time.

Note: for 24 hour the on period for programme 1 must start 00:00.

Press Prog and hold for 3 seconds. Whilst holding, the word hold will appear

on the display.

After 3 seconds the display will show the programming mode screen.

This will be in the mode in which it was last programmed. For instance if

it was programmed in 5 + 2, then it will show Mo Tu We Th Fr. Either accept this,

press Prog, and review the times programmed for this mode by pressing Prog, or

press Adv or Boost to change the mode, and then press Prog to review the times.

In this case, either to Sa Su, or to 7 day or to individual days.

In operating mode Adv advances the programme to the next change. If the output

is off, it will change the output to on, until the next programmed off time. If the

output is on, it will change the output to off, until the next programmed on time.

A second push of the Adv button selects a permanently on mode, where the output

is on, irrespective of the programming.

A third push of the Adv button selects a permanently off mode, where the output

is off, irrespective of the programming.

A fourth push of the Adv button returns the unit to operating mode, where the

output will conform to the programming.

Note: If the unit was programmed as a 5 + 2 then changing the mode to

any other mode other than Sa Su may blank any previous programming.

The same applies for changing from any other mode, changing from the mode

it was last programmed in may blank the previous programme.

Review times and adjust as necessary as described in section 8.

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