Programming 114E & 134W
Electronic Timelock Movements

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Figure 1:  Each day of the week has a cursor line above it.  The LCD display shown above is
                   the "power-up" screen seen on both the 114E and 134W Electronic timelock
                   movements.  After the first time you wind either of these movements, the cursor
                   line will only appear above the day on the next scheduled opening.
Figure 2:  The first 2 numerals occupy the space for hours.
Figure 3:  The arrow points at the LCD assembly, followed by two digits that represent actual
                   minutes.
Figure 4:  The smaller numerals indicated by Figure 4 are the seconds markers.
Figure 5:  The actual symbol that appears here is shaped to represent a typical battery. This
                   is your low battery alert symbol.  This symbol appears on initial power-up and
                   whenever the processor senses that adequate current/voltage is not present to
                   operate your movement reliably.

Note:  The screen shown above will only appear this way when a new power cell is installed and changes to a normal operating screen as soon as the movement is would for the first time.