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cat. no 15270 en Discover your ITM

9 possible functions
ITM 4C 6E b Weekly time programming
b Yearly time programming
b Impulse programming
b Close delay
b Open delay
b Timer
b Flash device
b Time counter
b Impulse meter
230V ±5%
L N (switch, pushbutton, light sensitive switch, thermostat,
movement detection control switch, etc.)

L N 1 2 3 4 5 6

6 x 230V inputs
230V~ 50Hz 1...6 =
Entrées / Inputs 230V~

ITM basic principles menu OK

Manual holder slot

b 4 x 230V, 10A output channels
v 1 programmable function per channel - + Sealed swivel cover
v the same function can be repeated on several channels.
b 6 x 230V inputs used to:
v control the functions for close delay, open delay, timer Removable memory cartridge (cat. no. 15280, optional)
C1......C4
and counter resetting, Canaux / Channels 10A10A / 230V~

v count hours or impulses for the time counter and 4 x 230V, 10A output channels
impulse meter functions, C1 C2 C3 C4

v condition the weekly time, yearly time programming C1-C2 C3-C4

functions and the flash device. ON
Loads
b The same input can be associated with one or more (lamp, small motor,
bell, luminous sign,
functions. OFF etc.).

It is recommended that larger

L N L N L N L N
! loads are switched using a
contactor.

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Discover the display and the keys of your ITM
Main menu access
Time Day
First energisation
b select the language Validating flashing data
b adjust date and time

Press the "Menu" key to select:

Date
b "ADJUST DATE AND TIME" Browsing
b "MODIFY TIME RANGE", to modify the operating time
ranges,
b "PROGRAM" to program the functions,
b "EXIT" to return to the permanent display of time and
channel status.
Output channel
status
Modifying flashing data
(ON and OFF)
Main menu

Access programming

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b The programming menu is accessed by selecting "PROGRAM" in the main menu. NEW PRO/ADD
It is protected by a fixed code: 111. MODIFY
b The programming menu lets you: CLEAR
v "NEW PRO/ADD" to program functions or add parameters to an already programmed function (time range, condition), DUPLICATE
v "MODIFY" to change the parameters of a programmed function. You cannot add a parameter that has not been created MEM SPACE
(see "NEW PRO/ADD"), SUM/WIN TIME
LANGUAGE
v "CLEAR" to completely delete the programmed function or to clear some parameters
EXIT
(date, time and language are kept),
v "DUPLICATE" to copy the entire memory cartridge program (optional) to the product or the product to the memory Programming menu
cartridge,
v "MEM SPACE" to view the remaining memory space for weekly, yearly programming and for impulse programming. WEEKL. PROG.
This memory is consulted function by function, YEARL. PROG.
v "SUM/WIN TIME" to select your summer/winter time changeover, IMPULS PROG
v "LANGUAGES" to select the programming language, CLOSE DELAY
v "EXIT" to return to the main menu. OPEN DELAY
b If you activate no key for 5 minutes, the ITM will return to permanent display of time and channel status. TIMER
FLASH DEVICE
TIME COUNT
IMPUL. METER
Function menu
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Discover the time programming function
Weekly time b For example: weekly
Output channel status
b This function is used to program time ranges: ON O8:00 MO
v different for each day of the week: OFF 14:00 MO
- ON: Monday 8H00 - ON: Tuesday 20H00 COPY: YES
- OFF: Monday 14H00 - OFF: Tuesday 23H00 -TWTF-- ON
v identical for several days of the week using the copy
function: SELECT
- ON: Monday 8H00 copyable from Tuesday to Friday CONDITIONAL
- OFF: Monday 14H00 INPUT? OFF hours
v spread out over several days of the week: YES 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24
- ON: Tuesday 8H00 - OFF: Thursday 20H00
"ON" output channel from 08H00 to 14H00 from Monday to Friday and when the selected input
b Optional programming of an override input*.
is closed.
b Optional conditioning of the function by an input*.
b In the "PROGRAM" mode, select "NEW PRO/ADD" then b Example: yearly Output channel status
"WEEKL. PROG."
ON 15:00
Yearly time 30/04/01
b This function is used to program time ranges dated and OFF 08:00
ON
spread out over the year. 02/05/01
b Optional programming of an override input*.
"ON" output channel from
b Optional conditioning of the function by an input*.
15H00 on 30/04/01 to 08H00
b In the "PROGRAM" mode, select "NEW PRO/ADD" on 02/05/01. OFF days
then "YEARL. PROG." 30/04/01 02/05/01

Discover the impulse programming function

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Output channel status (except Saturday and Sunday)
b This function is used to program impulses b For example:
10 s 45 s
(from 1 to 59 seconds) at different times of the week. ON operating duration
DAUER:
b An impulse can be programmed over 1 or more days. 10s
b Impulses of different durations can be programmed on UM 08:00
the same day. MDMDF--
OFF time
0 8h 16h
b In the "PROGRAM" mode, select "NEW PRO/ADD" DURATION:
then "IMPULS PROG." 15s Output channel status (at weekends)
At 12:00
-----SS 15 s
ON
operating duration
DURATION:
45s
At 16:00
MTWTF-- OFF time
0 12h

"ON" output channel for 10s at 08:00 Monday to Friday, 15 s at 12H00 on Saturday and Sunday,
and 45 s at 16H00 from Monday to Friday.

Discover the open delay and close delay functions

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Close delay b For example: close delay Status of input 5
b This function is used to delay energisation of the output
channel. DURATION ON
b The duration of the delay is programmable in h/min/s. 0H00min20s
b The delay starts on activation of the associated input*. ACTIVATED BY
b De-activation of the input cancels the delay or INPUT 5
de-energises the output channel. OFF time
b This function can be applied permanently or restricted to DURING A Output channel status
a particular time range programmable over one or more TIME
days of the week. RANGE? ON
20 s
YES
b In the "PROGRAM" mode, select "NEW PRO/ADD"
then "CLOSE DELAY." FROM 08:00
Open delay TO 12:00 OFF time
b This function is used to delay de-energisation of the MT-TF--
"ON" output channel, 20 s after activation of input 5, from 0800
output channel. to 12H00 on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.
b The duration of the delay is programmable in h/min/s.
b The delay starts on de-activation of the associated b This function can be applied permanently or restricted to a particular time range
input*. programmable over one or more days of the week.
b Activation of the input energises the output channel
or cancels the delay. b In the "PROGRAM" mode, select "NEW PRO/ADD" then "OPEN DELAY."

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Discover the timer function
b This function is used to control an output channel for a b For example: Status of input 3
programmable duration on activation of an input (impulse
DURATION: ON
control).
0H01min30s
b Re-activation of the input restarts the operating duration. ACTIVATED BY
b This function can be applied permanently or restricted to INPUT 3
a particular time range programmable over one or more OFF
days of the week. "ON" output channel for
b In the "PROGRAM" mode, select "NEW PRO/ADD" 00H01min30s after activation Output channel status
of input 3.
then "FLASH DEVICE." 1 mn 30 s
ON

OFF

*(latched control)
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Discover the flash device function b For example:
ON DURATION: Output channel
b This function is used to repeatedly control an output 00min 01s status
channel during a period of operation and a period of OFF DURATION:
non-operation. 00min 10s operation for 1 s
b Optional conditioning of the function by an input. DURING A ON
b This function can be applied permanently or restricted to TIME
a particular time range programmable over one or more RANGE?
days of the week. YES
b In the "PROGRAM" mode, select "NEW PRO/ADD" OFF
time
FROM 20:00
then "FLASH DEVICE."
TO: 05:00 non operation for 10 s
MTWTF--
"ON" output channel for 1 s, "OFF" output channel for 20 s in
SELECT turn, from 20H00 to 05:00 from Monday to Friday or when the
CONDITIONAL selected input is closed.
INPUT?
YES

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Discover the time counter and impulse meter functions
Time counter b For example:
Time counter Status of
b This function is used to count the cumulated activation input 1
T1 T2 T3 TX
time of the associated input and to activate an output
COUNTER: ON
channel once the adjustable threshold has been reached. INPUT 1
b Threshold adjustable from 0 to 99 999 hours. 0100 HRS
b A different input is used to de-activate the output and RESET/INP 3 time
OFF
resets the counter (RESET).
"ON" output channel when Output
b In the "PROGRAM" mode, select "NEW PRO/ADD" input 1 has cumulated 100
channel
status
then "TIME COUNT." hours activation: ON
the counter will be reset on counting threshold
Impulsion counter input 3.
T1+T2+T3+TX = 100 h approach warning
b This function is used to count the number of impulses
on the associated input and to activate an output channel OFF time
once the adjustable threshold has been reached. Status of
b Threshold adjustable from 0 to 99 999 impulses. input 3
(≠ input1)
b A different input is used to de-activate the output and ON
resets the meter (RESET). counting
reset
b In the "PROGRAM" mode, select "NEW PRO/ADD"
OFF time
then "IMPUL. METER"
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Configuration Sheet

Channel 1 Ctrl Count. Cond. ON override RESET Connected item

Circuit controlled: ................................................. E1 v v v v v .................................................
E2 v v v v v .................................................
Function programmed: E3 v v v v v .................................................
v Weekl. prog. v Close delay v Flash device E4 v v v v v .................................................
v Yearl. prog. v Open delay v Time count. E5 v v v v v .................................................
v Impuls. prog. v Timer v Impul. meter E6 v v v v v .................................................
Time ranges 1 2 3 4 5
Time Date Time Date Time Date Time Date Time Date
ON
OFF
Days M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S
v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v
Function configuration (delay duration, impulse, timer, counting threshold...):...................................................................................................................
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Channel 2 Ctrl Count. Cond. ON override RESET Connected item

Circuit controlled: ................................................. E1 v v v v v .................................................
E2 v v v v v .................................................
Function programmed: E3 v v v v v .................................................
v Weekl. prog. v Close delay v Flash device E4 v v v v v .................................................
v Yearl. prog. v Open delay v Time count. E5 v v v v v .................................................
v Impuls. prog. v Timer v Impul. meter E6 v v v v v .................................................
Time ranges 1 2 3 4 5
Time Date Time Date Time Date Time Date Time Date
ON
OFF
Days M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S
v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v
Function configuration (delay duration, impulse, timer, counting threshold...):....................................................................................................................
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Discover the summer/winter time changeover function Characteristics
b This function lets you select your summer/winter time automatic changeover. b Consumption: max. 45 VA
b By default, your ITM uses European parameters: b Memory:
v Europe: v 45 time ranges in weekly programming,
- summer (last weekend in March +1 hour) v 15 time ranges in yearly programming,
- winter (last weekend in October - 1 hour) v 20 ranges in impulse programming.
b For other parameters specific to your geographic zone, enter the month and the b Minimum time between 2 programmed switching
corresponding week. operations:
b 1 min
b In the "PROGRAM" mode, choose "SUM/WIN TIM" then "EUROPE" or "OTHER", b In event of mains power cut:
to be defined. v the display disappears,
v clock (date, time) is backed up by lithium battery:
b In the manual mode, you can directly adjust the product to make the summer/winter time - lifetime: 10 years,
changeover. - Back-up time: 5 years,
v program saved by EEPROM
v the module cannot be programmed until it is
re-energised.
b Operating temperature: -5°C … +50°C
b (preferably install in the least hot part of the enclosure).
Use the memory cartridge (cat. no. 15280 optional) b Degree of protection: IP 40 in the electrical switchboard

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b Connection terminals:
b The cartridge can be used on all ITMs. v max. capacity: 6 mm2,
(1)
b It lets you duplicate the program of your ITM (back-up DUPLICATE v recommended screwdriver: posidriv 1 or flat 0.8x4 mm,
PROGRAMME b Standard cartridge: EEPROM
copy) or incorporate this program into another ITM.
PRODUCT b Dimensions (9mm pitch): 10 pitch
b You can duplicate the ITM's program on the cartridge (1) > CARTRIDGE b Weight: 290g
or the cartridge on the ITM (2).
(2)
b In the "PROGRAM" mode, select "DUPLICATE". DUPLICATE
PROGRAMME
CARTRIDGE
> PRODUCT

51112370BA
Schneider Electric As standards, equipment, characteristics and dimensions develop from time to time, always ask for confirmation of
Centre Merlin Gerin the information given in this publication.
F-38050 Grenoble cedex 9
tél. : 04 76 57 60 60 This product must be installed, connected and used in compliance with current installation standards and regulations.

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Configuration Sheet

Channel 3 Ctrl Count. Cond. ON override RESET Connected item

Circuit controlled: ................................................. E1 v v v v v .................................................
E2 v v v v v .................................................
Function programmed: E3 v v v v v .................................................
v Weekl. prog. v Close delay v Flash device E4 v v v v v .................................................
v Yearl. prog. v Open delay v Time count. E5 v v v v v .................................................
v Impuls. prog. v Timer v Impul. meter E6 v v v v v .................................................
Time ranges 1 2 3 4 5
Time Date Time Date Time Date Time Date Time Date
ON
OFF
Days M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S
v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v
Function configuration (delay duration, impulse, timer, counting threshold...):....................................................................................................................
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Channel 4 Ctrl Count. Cond. ON override RESET Connected item

Circuit controlled: ................................................. E1 v v v v v .................................................
E2 v v v v v .................................................
Function programmed: E3 v v v v v .................................................
v Weekl. prog. v Close delay v Flash device E4 v v v v v .................................................
v Yearl. prog. v Open delay v Time count. E5 v v v v v .................................................
v Impuls. prog. v Timer v Impul. meter E6 v v v v v .................................................
Time ranges 1 2 3 4 5
Time Date Time Date Time Date Time Date Time Date
ON
OFF
Days M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S
v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v
Function configuration (delay duration, impulse, timer, counting threshold...):...................................................................................................................
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