Controls; Navigation Keys - Intermatic ET90000 Serie Guide D'installation Et De Programmation

Installation
1. Locate the bottom hinge pin; guide the bottom hinge
hole on the door assembly onto the pin.
2. Align the door assembly with the top hinge support
and secure with a screw.
3. Open the door assembly and connect the following
cables to the controller and interface boards:
IMPORTANT: The connectors are polarized and only fit
in one direction. DO NOT FORCE them into a connector
location.
• Cable between controller and interface
• Ethernet cable
• Channel 1-4, 5-8, 9-12, 13-16
• CAN bus connections
• Remote switch connections
4. Close the door assembly and secure with its screw.
5. Reinstall the interior deadfront and secure with its
screws.
6. Configure the plastic covers over the keypads as
needed.
7. Apply power to the unit and reprogram.

ConTrols

naVIGaTIon keys

Use the ET90000 timer's
navigation keys to scroll
through the display screens,
make selections, and enter
variables.
• Pressing the up, down,
left, or right keys moves
the highlight on the
display.
• Pressing ENTER accepts
your selection and
advances to the next
screen.
• Pressing ESC cancels
the screen selection and
returns you to the previous screen. (Pressing ESC
several times returns you to the STATUS screen.)
ET90000 Series Electronic Timer
usb porT
The ET90000 is equipped with a hi-speed USB 2.0 port
for transferring updates and programs. Port functions are:
manual on/off keys
The ET90000 unit has a manual ON/OFF key for each
circuit in the system. Each key manually overrides the
associated circuit, turning the circuit OFF if it is ON and
ON if it is OFF. The condition of each circuit displays on
the default STATUS SCREEN.
number 1 is OFF and the circuit is ENABLED;
indicates circuit number 1 is ON and the circuit is
ENABLED. If the E is blocked out on the screen, the
circuit is DISABLED. Manual overrides can be used but
the schedule is not followed. ET90000 systems with 4, 8
or 12 circuits are shipped with all sixteen manual ON/
OFF keys installed. The keys for unused circuits are
inactive until you install the proper relay board in the
system. Inactive keys are shipped with a plastic cover
over them, which you can easily remove when you add
an additional relay board.
ENTER
ESC
Figure 4: Navigation
Keys
9
• transferring schedule programs
• updating the firmware
1 2
ON/OFF ON/OFF ON/OFF
5 6
ON/OFF ON/OFF ON/OFF
9 10
ON/OFF ON/OFF ON/OFF
13 14
ON/OFF ON/OFF ON/OFF
Figure 5: 16-Circuit System ON/OFF Keys
01 E
indicates circuit
01 E
3 4
ON/OFF
7 8
ON/OFF
11 12
ON/OFF
15 16
ON/OFF