How do I program this beast
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How do I program this beast
How do I program NOMA 1507 digital outdoor timer?
Try the info in this Sticky Note near the beginning of this forum:
https://www.askmehelpdesk.com/electr...er-155408.html
The link is about a NOMA 1056 - they are different beasts
Sorry, I thought that link would help.
Information for NOMA timers cannot be found on the web.
Believe me I tried.
I thought they would at least be close.
Guess not.
Beyond that, not much help to be given.
Can you try the store you purchased it from?
If you do find any info, can you post it here, as many people ask about these timers?
I found my instructions – wonders never cease!
PROGRAMMING THE TIMER:
1. Install the battery.
2. You don’t need to plug the timer in to program it.
SETTING THE CLOCK:
3. While holding the CLOCK button down, press the DAY, HOUR and MIN buttons to set the current day and time.
PROGRAMMING AN EVENT:
4. Press the PROG button once. The display will read: TIMER 1 ON --:--. The numeral 1 indicates that you are now programming Timer #1.
5. Press the DAY button repeatedly. The display shows the day (or combination of days) on which you want the timer to turn ON. The day options include:
a. Any single day of the week (MO, TU, etc.)
b. Weekdays only (MO TU WE TH FR)
c. Weekends only (SA SU)
d. All days of the week (MO TU WE TH FR SA SU)
6. Continue by pressing the HOUR and MIN buttons to select the time of day when you want a timer to turn on.
7. Press the PROG button once again. The display will read TIMER 1 OFF --:--.
8. Repeat the procedures in steps 5 and 6 to enter the day (or combination of days) etc. and the time when you want a timer to turn off.
9. When programming is complete, press the CLOCK button to return to the time display. Your programs are now stored in memory.
TO REVIEW YOUR PROGRAMS:
10. Press the PROG button. The display will show they ON time and day(s) for event number 1. Press the PROG button again to display the OFF time and date.
Each time you press the PROG button, the display will advance to the next event and instruction. Make sure unused timers display blank times (Blank time is --:-- , not 00:00.
11. To return to time display, press that CLOCK button.
ACTIVATING PROGRAMS:
12. After pressing the CLOCK button, press the MODE button until TIMER is displayed. The unit will now operate automatically as programmed.
MANUAL OVERRIDE:
Press the MODE button until ON or OFF is displayed. You will not lose your program(s) as they are stored in memory. To cancel manual override, press MODE button until TIMER is displayed.
Try here: http://www.woods.com/pdfs/timers/canada/49122.pdf:)Quote:
Originally Posted by tkrussell
The link above is dead, try this one instead (same company- re-branded):
http://www.colemancable.com/faq-canadatimer.aspx
I lost the programing instructions for the N1507 but I have figured out some of the steps.Quote:
Originally Posted by spaquin
1. check the AAA battery. If the clock is running the battery may still be getting low.
2. hold the clock button and set the current time of day by using the hour and min buttons and keep them rolling until the hour is reading AM or PM whatever you need.
3. Hit the program button repeadly if necessary until you see 1on.That means its set to come on on Monday... set you time, AM or PM
4. Hit the progran button again and see 1off... set the required time.
5. Hit the program button and you see 2on. Set time Then again 2off set time. REPEAT for programs 3 to 7, 7 being Sunday.
6. set the mode. Three underscore lines are used. Press Mode until the third position is showing and that means the timer is set to "switched off"
The first and second position of MODE means "on" and "Auto" but I am not sure which is which. You will find out in 24 hrs which is auto.
Once the event is programed how do you cancell the program
This site has no affiliation to these timers.
The instructions are linked in post #3. I think reading them would be a good place to start. There is also a sticky thread at the top of this forum with more information.
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