WIRING programmer issue

[joehat]

As per pics, I can see the conversion chart and how it's done, but theirs no number 6 connection in the old programmer?

Is this needed, ? As it says to terminate it 2?

I haven't done many programmers, usually their simple but this ones got me.
Pics of new WIREING and current programmer needing replacing.

Thanks for any replays and help?

 

[davesparks]

The label on the back of the old programmer tells you what each terminal is doing, the label on the back of the new programmer will tell you what the new terminals are.

 

[sparksburnout]

Same as Dave says, your a sparky, just get the meter out, brain in gear and crack on. S'only a timer.

 

[joehat]

What's the nc stand for??

 

[Dave OCD]

Normally closed of course.

 

[sparksburnout]

What's the nc stand for??

Normally competent.

 

[Dave OCD]

Normally competent.

Naughty ! :lol:

 

[sparksburnout]

Naughty ! :lol:

Sorry. Come on though guys.

 

[Leesparkykent]

On old programmer 1 is HW ON, 3 HW off and 4 is CH on. 2 and 5 are commons which aren't needed on new programmer and terminal 6 is CH off which you obviously don't need as would be connected to old programmer if it was.

 

[joehat]

Not much help at all, just because I'm a sparky does not mean I know how to install thermostats Ect,

 

[Leesparkykent]

In the time it took me to write the above post I didn't see the other posts especially Post #4.....

 

[Dave OCD]

On old programmer 1 is HW off, 3 HW on and 4 is CH on. 2 and 5 are commons which aren't needed on new programmer and terminal 6 is CH off which you obviously don't need as would be connected to old programmer if it was.

Lee I might be a bit dozy tonight but 3 and 4 are a NC and NO respectively - so only 1 of those is an 'on' .

 

[Sparky2blues]

Reminds me of the good old EP2000. I fitted 100's back in the day

 

[Octopus]

What's the nc stand for??

no cold water! lol

 

[Dave OCD]

Not much help at all, just because I'm a sparky does not mean I know how to install thermostats Ect,

Honestly you're not doing yourself any favours here Joe, this really is pretty basic stuff.