3 Pack Digital Safety Timer Plug and Socket Programmable On/Off Timer10 on/off program with 1 minute settingWeekly digital timer with big LCD and backlight13A,3120W

1. R: Clear all data in memory including current time and all programs. 2. PROG/+: Set current time combined with buttons SET, -; Set EVENTS combined with buttons SET, -; Set CD combined with buttons SET, -; Press PROG/+ and – buttons simultaneously to enter CLOCK mode under EVENTS or CD setting mode. 3. SET: Set current time combined with buttons PROG/+, -; Set EVENTS combined with buttons PROG/+, -; Set CD combined with buttons PROG/+, -; 4. -: Set current time combined with buttons SET, PROG/+; Set EVENTS combined with buttons SET, PROG/+; Set CD combined with buttons SET, PROG/+; 5. RND: Set or cancel RANDOM function. 6. CD (COUNT DOWN): Set or cancel CD function. 7. MANUAL: Select operating modes (ON, AUTO, OFF)of timer; Restore or recall on/off events. 1.Plug the timer into a regular 240VAC power outlet. Leave for approximately 14 hours to charge the Memory Back-up battery. 2.Clear all current information by pressing R button with a toothpick or sharp pencil after charging. 3.The timer is now ready to be set up for use. SET CURRENT TIME 1.Press and hold SET button for at least 2 seconds, “SET” and “MO” (Monday) will flash in the screen. Then press PROG/+ or – button to select day of week. 2.Press SET button once to advance to hour setting. “SET” and “0” will flash in the screen, then press PROG/+ or – button to select current hour. 3.Press SET button once again to advance to minute setting. “SET” and “00” will flash in the screen, then press PROG/+ or – button to select current minute. 4.Press SET button one more time to complete the setup. 5.To reset CLOCK, repeat above steps. 6.While programming, press PROG/+ and – buttons simultaneously to exit CLOCK setting mode. 7.While programming, if no button is pushed for 30 seconds the timer will return to CLOCK mode. SET ON/OFF EVENTS 1.While the timer is at CLOCK mode, press PROG/+ button once to enter into events setting mode. The screen will show the first ON event. 2.Press SET button once, “SET” and “MO”(Monday) will flash in the screen. Then press PROG/+ or – button to select the desired day(s) of week for programming to be ON. 3.Press SET button once again to advance to hour setting. “SET” and “0” will flash in the screen, then press PROG/+ or – button to select hour of the desired ON time. 4.Press SET button once again to advance to minute setting. “SET” and “00” will flash in the screen, then press PROG/+ or – button to select minute of the desired ON time. 5.Press SET button one more time to complete setting of the first ON event. 6.Press PROG/+ button once again to advance to the first OFF event. 7.Repeat the procedure 2-5 to complete setting of the first OFF event. If necessary, repeat steps 1-6 to set additional 9 ON/OFF events. 8.While programming, press PROG/+ and – buttons simultaneously to exit events setting mode and return to CLOCK mode. 9.While programming, if no button is pushed for 30 seconds the timer will return to CLOCK mode. Please note: If you want to activate ON/OFF events, ensure the timer must be in AUTO mode. Random and countdown functions are canceled. REVIEW, CHANGE, RECALL AND RESTORE ON/OFF EVENTS a.To review ON/OFF events: While the timer is at CLOCK mode, press PROG/+ button repeatedly, the screen will show ON/OFF events in order. b.To change ON/OFF events：While the timer is at CLOCK mode, press PROG/+ button repeatedly and locate the event setting(s) to change. Then use Step 2-5 in “SET ON/OFF EVENTS” to change the setting. c.To recall and restore ON/OFF events: While the timer is at CLOCK mode, press PROG/+ button repeatedly and locate the event setting(s) to recall or restore. Then press MANUAL button once to delete the event, the event will be replaced by “–:–”. Press MANUAL button once again to resume the previous setting. SET MODE While the timer is at clock mode, press MANUAL button as necessary to display: “ON”- the plugged in device remain ON. “OFF”- the plugged in device remain OFF. “AUTO”- the plugged in device follows your prog