Home Automation owner manual Model 1503 Owners, Press the PROG key, Press the UNIT-NUMBERkey

while you are programming, simply press the CANCEL key to get back to the status display. Then you can see which alarm is sounding and disarm the system. It is recom- mended that you program the system with the security system OFF.

PROGRAM STORAGE

When you program your system, programs are stored in a type of memory called battery backed RAM in the Model 1503 Control/Communica- tor. These programs will not be lost even if AC power fails, even if the battery is dead (but not disconnected). You will not have to reprogram your system every time there is a power failure.

The Model 1503 will hold up to 256 programs. The console will indicate “PROGRAM SPACE FULL” if you try to enter more than 256 programs.

TIMED PROGRAMS

Programming home control and security functions is exactly like turning unit numbers on and off, bright, dim, etc., except you press the PROG key first to tell the Model 1503 that you want to program this command instead of executing it now. Then you enter the command, just as you do when you are not programming, then you enter a time and a date or days of the week that you want it to happen.

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The console will then display the program that you have created, at which point you can press ENTER to store it in memory, or CANCEL to start over at the PROGRAM menu.

How to Program will be demon- strated by the following examples. Please follow the example on your console. These examples assume that you have modules set to unit number 2 (Front Porch Light), 4 (Bedroom Light) and an energy saver module on unit 17, that Today’s date is November 8 (11/08) and that the current time is mid afternoon. The security mode should be OFF.

ONE-TIME PROGRAMS

One time programs run once, then delete themselves from memory after they run. One time programs are programmed by time and a day of the year. Three examples are given.

EXAMPLE 1. Program unit 4 (BEDROOM LIGHT) on at 6:00 PM today (11/08).

Press the PROG key.

The display will read “PROGRAM:” the bottom line will read “HC SEC *BUTTON 0-200” to indicate that you can now press one of the Home Con- trol keys, one of the SECurity keys, the * key for BUTTONS, or keypad keys 0 - 200.

Press the UNIT-NUMBER key.

The display now reads “UNIT #:”, the bottom line will read “1 - 128 ON OFF TIM *LO #HI” to indicate what you can press next.

Press 4 (or the SHOW key 4 times), then

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