AKAI DT-200 (01) PDF MANUAL

* For improvement purposes, design and specifications are subject to change without notice.

1. POWER MODE SELECTOR

2. CLOCK BUTTON

3. SEC. DISPLAY BUTTON

4. TIME SET BUTTON

5. TURN ON BUTTON

6. TURN OFF BUTTON

7. TIME LIMIT SET BUTTON

8. DIMMER SENSOR (Auto)

9. TIME DISPLAY

10. AC OUTLET INDICATOR

11. TIME LIMIT SET INDICATOR

12. FAST AND SLOW BUTTONS

13. REVERSE BUTTON

14. SEC. RESET BUTTON

15. 12 HOUR/24 HOUR DISPLAY SELECTOR (Not on some models)

16. AC OUTLETS (Unswitched) (Not on some models)

17. AC POWER CORD

18. AC OUTLETS (Switched)

19. VOLTAGE SELECTOR (Not on some models)

20. AC INLET

1. POWER MODE SELECTOR

2. FUNCTION SELECTOR KEYS

3. PROGRAM MEMORY SELECTOR KEYS (1 to 4)

4. DAY SET KEY

5. DIMMER SENSOR (Auto)

6. DIGITAL FL DISPLAY

7. AC OUTLET INDICATOR

8. ONE HOUR PLAY INDICATOR

9. AM/PM PROGRAMING KEYS (Not on some models)

10. PROGRAMING KEYS

11. AM/PM INDICATORS (Not on some models)

12. ONE HOUR PLAY KEY

13. CLEAR KEY

14. TURN OFF KEY

15. TURN ON KEY

16. UNSWITCHED AC OUTLET (Not on some models)

17. SWITCHED AC OUTLETS

18. VOLTAGE SELECTOR (Not on some models)

19. 12 HOUR/24 HOUR DISPLAY SELECTOR (Not on some models)

20. AC POWER CORD (Some models are equipped with an AC Inlet instead of an AC cord. Connect with an appropriate power cord.)

21. AC OUTLETS (Switched)

1) Plug in the Power Cord to a household AC Outlet.

2) On the Time Display “AM 12:00” or “0:00” will flash on and off depending on the setting of 12 Hour/24 Hour Display selector.

3) Press the Time Set button, then keep pressing the Fast or Slow button until the actual time appears on the Time Display.

4) Press the Sec Display button, then the Sec Reset button to set the seconds to zero (to synchronize the Timer with the actual time).

5) Press the Clock button so that even if the Fast or Slow button is pressed accidentally the actual time that was set will not change.

1) Connect the external components’ power cords to the Timer’s AC Outlets (switched).

2) Plug in the Power Cord to a household AC Outlet and set the Timer to the actual time. (See “SET THE TIMER TO THE ACTUAL TIME”.)

3) Set the Power Mode Switch to ON and adjust the external components (following the manufacturers’ instructions).

4) Press the Turn ON button, the Fast or Slow button and set the time for the external components to turn on.

5) Press the Turn Off button, the Fast or Slow button and set the time for the external components to turn off.

6) Press the Clock button.

7) Set the Power Mode selector to Timer.

When starting the timer from OFF, please put the Power Mode Switch to OFF and then TIMER.

1) Connect the external components to the Timer’s AC Outlets.

2) Plug in the Power Cord to a household AC Outlet and set the Timer to the actual time.

3) Set the Power Mode Switch to ON and adjust the external components (follow the manufacturers’ instructions).

4) Press the Time Limit Set Button, the Fast or Slow Button and set the length of time the external components are to be on (in other words after how long the external components are to be turned off).

5) Press the Clock Time Button.

6) Set the Power Mode Switch to TIMER.

To cancel the Timer Limit Set, set the time length to “0:00”.

Time Limit will take priority over the time set to turn off.

After a blackout, the Time Display will revert to flashing “AM 12:00” or “0:00”. Therefore reset the Timer after a blackout.

To reconfirm the times set press the following buttons:

Time for the external components to turn on ………………… Turn On Button

Time for the external components to turn off ………………….. Turn Off Button

Time left in the Time Limit ….. Time Limit Set Button

Seconds of the actual time…….. Sec Display Button

If you have made a mistake in any of the above (“SET THE TIMER TO THE ACTUAL TIME”, “SET THE TIMER”, “SET THE TIME LIMIT”) repeat the whole procedure.

1) Connect the timer’s power cord to the mains power supply.

The ‘E’ error mark on the FL Display should flash.

The ‘E’ will also flash repeatedly after power failures.

2) Depress the TIME SET key. Items still to be set will begin to flash on the FL Display. Depress the PROGRAMING keys in the following order:

1. 24 Hour Indication: SUN – 0 – 7 – 0 – 0

If it is for 7 o’clock in the evening, set as 19:00: SUN – 1 – 9 – 0 – 0

2. 12 Hour Indication: SUN – AM – 0 – 7 – 0 – 0

3) Keeping exactly the same, wait until the 7 a.m. announcement of the time, standard time, etc. When it is 7 a.m. depress the SEC RESET key.

NOTE: The minute indication will not change when the SEC RESET key is depressed during the period 0 to 29 secs. One minute will be added during the period 30 to 59 secs.

4) Depress the CLOCK key.

The flashing concentric circles will disappear.

Your timer is now set but if you made a mistake in setting the timer, repeat from Step 2.

Overrides all other operations. Please set the timer to CLOCK always.

1) The POWER MODE selector must be set to TIMER.

2) Depress the ONE HOUR PLAY key. Cancel by depressing the CLOCK key.

This timer can be programed to turn the power on four times and the power off four times.

There follows four examples of programs which can be retained in the timer’s memory.

PROGRAM 1: Turn on at 7:00 a.m. and off at 8:00 a.m. daily.

PROGRAM 2: Turn on at 9:00 a.m. and turn off at 9:45 a.m. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.

PROGRAM 3: Turn on at 7:30 p.m. (19:30) and turn off at 8:30 p.m. (20:30) on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.

PROGRAM 4: Turn on at 9:00 p.m. (21:00) on Sundays and turn off at 11:30 a.m. the following morning.

Confirm program setting by depressing the PROGRAM SET key and the respective PROGRAM MEMORY selector key. The turn on time will be shown. Depress the TURN OFF key to show the turn off time.

1) Depress the PROGRAM SET key.

2) Depress the PROGRAM MEMORY selector key 1.

3) Depress the TURN ON key.

4) Use the PROGRAMING key to set the day when the power is to turn on: DAILY – DAY SET

5) Set the timer to the time when the timer is to turn on.

With the 12 hour indication depress the AM key first: 0 – 7 – 0 – 0

6) Depress the TURN OFF key.

7) Depress the PROGRAMING keys in the following order:

With the 12 hour indication, depress the AM key first: 0 – 8 – 0 – 0

1) Depress the PROGRAM SET key.

2) Depress PROGRAM MEMORY selector key 2.

3) Depress the TURN ON key.

4) Use the PROGRAMING keys to set the day when the power is to turn on: MON – WED – FRI – DAY SET

Depress the respective day key once and it appears, twice and it is cancelled.

5) Set the timer to the time when it is to turn on.

With the 12 hour indication, depress the AM key first: 0 – 9 – 0 – 0

6) Depress the TURN OFF key.

With the 12 hour indication, depress the AM key first: 0 – 9 – 4 – 5

1) Depress the PROGRAM SET key.

2) Depress PROGRAM MEMORY selector key 3.

3) Depress the TURN ON key.

4) Use the PROGRAMING keys to set the days when the power is to turn on.

Depress the respective day key once and it appears, twice and it is cancelled: TUE – THUR – SAT – DAY SET

5) Set the timer to the time when it is to turn on.

With the 12 hour indication, depress the PM key first.

24 Hour Indication: 1 – 9 – 3 – 0

12 Hour Indication: 0 – 7 – 3 – 0

6) Depress the TURN OFF key.

7) Depress the PROGRAMING keys in the following order.

With the 12 hour indication, depress the PM key first.

24 Hour Indication: 2 – 0 – 3 – 0

12 Hour Indication: 0 – 8 – 3 – 0

1) Depress the PROGRAM SET key.

2) Depress the PROGRAM MEMORY selector key 4.

3) Depress the TURN ON key.

4) Use the PROGRAMING keys to set the day when the power is to turn on: SUN – DAY SET

Depress the respective day key and it appears, twice and it is cancelled.

5) Set the timer to the time when it is to turn on.

With the 12 hour indication, depress the PM key first.

24 Hour Indication: 2 – 1 – 0 – 0

12 Hour Indication: 0 – 9 – 0 – 0

6) Depress the TURN OFF key.

7) Depress the PROGRAMING keys in the following order:

With the 12 hour indication, depress the AM key first: 1 – 1 – 3 – 0

1) Depress the PROGRAM SET key.

2) Depress the PROGRAM MEMORY selector for the mistaken program.

3) Depress the CLEAR key.

4) Re-program.

This model is equipped with an AC INLET SYSTEM. Please refer to the AC INLET SYSTEM CHART for the specific type. By the AC INLET SYSTEM, AC (mains) cord can be connected to and disconnected from the model because the model is provided with socket exclusively for AC (mains) cord on its main body.

Please note, however, that certain models are not equipped with this system and has a built-in AC (mains) cord as before.

AC INLET SYSTEM CHART

CLASS I: AC INLET (Picture 1) to be installed on machines. Connects to machine’s AC Inlet. Used in Most of European countries, Denmark, U.K., Australia (differs according to wall socket).

CLASS II: This mark indicating double insulation will be attached to machine’s rear panel. AC (mains) cord (Picture 2). Connects to machine’s AC Inlet. Used in Most of the European countries, U.K., Australia (differs according to wall socket).