Need the circuit diagram for an Aube t1032 programmable wall switch - thanks

Open following links to identify timer and download manual:
http://waterheatertimer.org/Aube-T1032-timer.pdf
http://waterheatertimer.org/Aube-timers-and-manuals.html

Honeywell Aube T1032 is made for single-pole or 3-way applications, and works for all types of lighting up to 500Watts.
Timer has internal battery and cannot be exposed to freezing temperatures or extreme hot temperatures.

Open following link to identify timer and download manual
http://waterheatertimer.org/Aube-timers.html

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your asking if a 3 way switch can turn can turn on power to 3 systems, the answer is yes. Not sure what the problem is.

You posted under Aube timer.
http://waterheatertimer.org/Aube-timers.html

Aube timers have internal rechargeable battery that cannot be exposed to cold temperatures nor can battery be replaced when it goes bad.
Try resetting timer to see if function resumes.
Industry standard is 1 year limited warranty, so your product is under warranty.

The Aube T1032 is ordinary 7-day programmable, without astronomical capability, but it can be wired for single-pole or 3-way.
If you want same type of timer without battery, for single-pole only, Home Depot carries 15071
http://waterheatertimer.org/GE-timers-and-manuals.html#15071
Advantage: no battery, and this timer can be exchanged in-store without shipping costs.

Lowes carries Utilitec 0141244, for 7-day single-pole, without battery:
http://waterheatertimer.org/Program-wire-Utilitec-LW60418.html
Lowes also carries 7-day & astronomic 0192773, single pole, no battery
http://waterheatertimer.org/Program-wire-Utilitec-LW60419.html

GE 15086 7-day programmable timer will not work for 3-way switching.
http://waterheatertimer.org/GE-timers-and-manuals.html#15086
It is possible to wire GE timer in place of a 3-way if you tape the other switch in one position.
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There are several 7-day programmable timers that can be wired for 3-way. Each of these is wired slightly differently, and you have to look at wiring diagrams carefully. But they are completely do-able.
Links below go to pages that show manuals and information.
Aube T1032
Aube T-1070 7 events
Aube T-1073 21 events
UPM ETW193 20 events
UPM ETW350
Brinks 46-1022
Intermatic ST01C 40 events
Intermatic EJ500 40 events

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If I understand correctly, your switch has 3 poles, which makes it a 3-way switch.
You confirm this by saying light fixture has two switches.

There are two brands of in-wall timers that will work in 3-way situation. Intermatic and Aube. But only specific models of these timers work for 3-way.

The Intermatic EJ500 and ST01C battery-operated timers can work with 3-way switch. But wiring is tricky to impossible in some cases without extra wiring.
http://waterheatertimer.org/ST01C-program.html#ST01C


The easiest timer to wire for 3-way switch is Aube model T1032 which is a 500 watt timer.
http://waterheatertimer.org/Aube-timers.html
T1032 manual:
http://waterheatertimer.org/Aube-T1032-timer.pdf

Look at the wiring diagrams carefully.
Note that you are replacing one switch with the timer.
The second switch needs additional jumper wire added to circuit between dark-colored screw and the brass-colored screw that connects back to #1 wire from the timer.

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Aube timers have a rechargeable battery that runs timer functions, and timer does not require 120 volts from circuit.

OK, I wrote to Aube about low temperatures affecting their battery.
Aube said, the battery is good down to freezing, and probably lower.
Lower temperatures cause display to slow down and not function, which means timer programs will not work when timer is exposed to cold temperatures.
Manual override would still work, but not programming or display.

So if timer is NOT located inside warm house, for example timer located in unheated garage or shed, then timer will not function in cold temperatures.

That being said, Aube battery is rechargeable.
Battery is not replaceable.
If Aube battery has gone bad, then timer is not repairable.

Intermatic ST01C and EJ500 in-wall timers are also battery operated. Intermatic ST01C and EJ500 battery can be replaced.
Almost all plug-in type timers also have a rechargeable battery that is not replaceable.
Several in-wall timers do not require a battery, but they need power from electric circuit.
To see these timers, plus description how to wire this type of timer:
http://waterheatertimer.org/Programmable.html#Aube

I wrote a page on Honeywell Aube timers with manuals for each model number
http://waterheatertimer.org/Aube-timers.html

Manual for T1032 7-day 500 watt timer says it works on florescent lights, but doesn't specifically say compact florescent.

Minimum load is 40 Watts.

Cold weather: I wrote to Aube about rechargeable battery, and they say timer should be located inside house since cold temps (below freezing) will cause display to slow or stop functioning.

Two wire installation: Aube is made for two-wire switch replacement with no ground.

How to wire:
After connecting wires show below, turn on power and push on-off button.
If lights work, timer is correct.
If lights don't work, then reverse wires.

http://waterheatertimer.org/pdf/Aube-TI032.pdf
Manual for Aube T1032

Internal rechargeable battery
7 day programmable timer for halogen, incandescent, florescent
Aube T1032 has 40 Watt mim & 500 Watt maximum (5- 100 watt incandescent bulbs etc)
Buy Aube-1033 for heavy 20Amp 2400 Watt maximum

Replaces single-pole switch or 3-way switch (slight modification needed in 2nd 3-way switch)

Buttons

http://waterheatertimer.org/pdf/Aube-T1032-timer.pdf

Aube is a Honeywell product I believe:
The timer seems revolutionary for not requiring a Neutral wire, yet requires no battery either.
Advantage: No more confusing wiring. Simple 7-step programming.
If old switch has 2 wires, the Aube changes to 2-wire application
If old switch is 3-way, the Aube changes to 3-wire application, the only major change is jumper on other 3-way switch


Timer replaces ordinary wall switch:


Timer replaces 3-way switch