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9.3 

Installation set and movement detectors 

 

A smaller room is to be equipped with a flush-mounted radio and a single flush-mounted 
loudspeaker.  

In addition to standard operation, the flush-mounted radio is to play music as soon as someone 
enters the room. This is implemeted with a movement detector. 

For this application the flush-mounted radio together with a flush-mounted loudspeaker are 
available ready for installation. The movement detector must be obtained separately. 

In this example the combination of the "Busch-Watchdog 180 flex, Basic sensor with select lens 
64761-xxx-500" and flush-mounted insert "ABB flexTronics

®

 Relay insert flex, 1 gang 64811 U-

500" is used. This combination is ideally suited for this example. 

 

3

09:36

DAB+

Busch-Radio

Greatest Hits

 

Fig. 71:  Installation set and movement detector: Overview 

 

Summary of Contents for 8215 U-101-500

Page 1: ...Product manual 09 12 2021 Busch AudioWorld 8215 U 101 500 Busch Radio DAB ...

Page 2: ...6 Connection installation mounting 13 6 1 Safety 13 6 2 Requirements for the electrician 13 6 3 Mounting dismantling 14 6 4 Electrical connection 19 6 5 Multimedia connection 20 6 5 1 Loudspeaker 20 6 5 2 AUX Auxiliary 21 6 5 3 Antenna 23 7 Commissioning 24 8 Operation 26 8 1 Operating modes 26 8 2 Normal operation 28 8 2 1 Overview 28 8 2 2 Button assignment 29 8 2 3 Adjusting the volume 30 8 2 4...

Page 3: ...nu Settings Bass 60 8 3 18 Menu Settings Treble 61 8 3 19 Menu Settings Start volume 62 8 3 20 Menu Settings Maximum volume 63 8 3 21 Menu Settings AUX 64 8 3 22 Menu Settings AUX input gain 65 8 3 23 Menu Settings Display profile 66 8 3 24 Menu Settings Display illumination 67 8 3 25 Menu Settings Display brightness 68 8 3 26 Menu Settings Sleep timer switch off time 69 8 3 27 Menu Settings Energ...

Page 4: ...nd damage to property and ensure both reliable operation and a long service life for the device Please keep this manual in a safe place If you pass the device on also pass on this manual along with it ABB accepts no liability for any failure to observe the instructions in this manual If you require additional information or have questions about the device please contact ABB or visit our Internet s...

Page 5: ...e warning symbol in connection with the signal word Danger indicates an imminently threatening danger which leads to death or serious irreversible injuries Warning Serious damage to health The respective warning symbol in connection with the signal word Warning indicates a threatening danger which can lead to death or serious irreversible injuries Caution Damage to health The respective warning sy...

Page 6: ...e device The intended use also includes adherence to all specifications in this manual 2 4 Improper use Each use not listed in Chapter 2 3 Intended use on page 6 is deemed improper use and can lead to personal injury and damage to property ABB is not liable for damages caused by use deemed contrary to the intended use of the device The associated risk is borne exclusively by the user operator The ...

Page 7: ...The electrical installer must have read and understood the manual and follow the instructions provided The electrical installer must adhere to the valid national regulations in his her country governing the installation functional test repair and maintenance of electrical products The electrical installer must be familiar with and correctly apply the five safety rules DIN VDE 0105 EN 50110 1 Disco...

Page 8: ... qualified electricians Disconnect the mains power supply before installation disassembly Never use the device with damaged connecting cables Do not open covers firmly bolted to the housing of the device Use the device only in a technically faultless state Do not make changes to or perform repairs on the device on its components or its accessories Keep the device away from water and wet surroundin...

Page 9: ...e of the device at the appropriate collecting depot All packaging materials and devices bear the markings and test seals for proper disposal Always dispose of the packaging material and electric devices and their components via the authorized collecting depots and disposal companies The products meet the legal requirements in particular the laws governing electronic and electrical devices and the ...

Page 10: ...d is installed flush mounted in the wall The device offers you the following for example An AUX interface for music replay from external devices or for sending music to external devices A memory for up to 8 favourites favourite stations Receiving from DAB stations Receiving from FM stations Time and date display An alarm call function A sleep function ...

Page 11: ...1 4 2 Possible combinations 8215 U 101 500 8223 U 500 X 8222 EB 500 X 8224 EB 500 X 8225 EB 500 X 8226 EB 500 X 8226 10 EB 500 X 8252 xxx 101 500 X Table 1 Possible combinations Notice Connection of loudspeakers see chapter 6 5 1 Loudspeaker on page 20 ...

Page 12: ...ly 0 2 to 2 5 mm AWG 14 to 26 Skinning length of screw type terminals for power supply 6 mm Conductor cross section of push in terminal Loudspeaker signal connection antenna terminals rigid flexible 0 2 to 1 5 mm AWG 16 to 24 Skinning length of loudspeaker signal connection antenna terminals 8 mm Admissible loudspeaker impedance 4 to 8 Ω Frequency range of audio 250 to 15 000 Hz Frequency range of...

Page 13: ...nal antenna 6 2 Requirements for the electrician Danger Electric voltage Install the device only if you have the necessary electrical engineering knowledge and experience Incorrect installation endangers your life and that of the user of the electrical system Incorrect installation can cause serious damage to property e g due to fire The minimum necessary expert knowledge and requirements for the ...

Page 14: ...che Geräte mit integriertem Schaltnetzteil können im Einzelfall Empfangsstörungen verursachen wenn diese in unmittelbarer Nähe zum Radio montiert werden The flush mounted insert must only be installed in flush mounted boxes according to DIN 49073 Part 1 or suitable surface mounted housings Mounting To install the device perform the following steps Fig 1 Wall mounting pulling off the attachment 1 P...

Page 15: ...of the spring clamps must be overcome Fig 3 Connection of loudspeaker cables signal lines 2 Connect the loudspeaker cables and signal lines to the flush mounted insert Both connecting terminals are plug in terminals For the connection assignment see chapter 6 4 Electrical connection on page 19 The following options are available for connecting the plug in terminals Loudspeaker for more detailed in...

Page 16: ...able 3 Connect the mains cables to the flush mounted insert Both connecting terminals are screw type terminals Screw type terminals max 3 5 Lb In 0 4 Nm For the connection assignment see chapter 6 4 Electrical connection on page 19 Fig 5 Mounting the flush mounted insert 4 Mount the flush mounted insert ...

Page 17: ...ther with the cover frame onto the flush mounted insert Ensure that the plug in connection on the rear side does not get jammed The arrow TOP must point upwards when plugging it If mounting is difficult check whether a burr has formed at the lock in openings of the flush mounted insert and remove it The device is now mounted ...

Page 18: ...the following steps Dismantling is carried out in the reverse order to mounting Fig 7 Loosening the plug in terminals Loosen the plug in terminals of the loudspeaker cables and signal lines on the flush mounted insert with the aid of a screwdriver Press the terminal fixture into the device and pull the cable out ...

Page 19: ... electrical installations must be adhered to L N 16A L 1 N L L R R R L AUX IN OUT C B D A Fig 8 Electrical connection A Option AUX terminals configured as input or output see chapter 8 3 21 Menu Settings AUX on page 64 B Option connection of an external antenna see chapter 6 5 3 Antenna on page 23 C Option simultaneous switch on with room light D Variation When connecting fluorescent lamps energy ...

Page 20: ...aker can be connected to the left L L or right R R connecting terminals Observe the polarity of the connections when connecting the loudspeakers STEREO operation L 1 N L L R R R L AUX IN OUT Fig 10 Loudspeaker connection STEREO For STEREO operation two loudspeakers can be connected one to the left L L and one to the right R R connecting terminal Observe the polarity of the connections when connect...

Page 21: ...he audio signals of the device are then output via the HiFi system For the switchover in the device between AUX input and AUX output see chapter 8 3 21 Menu Settings AUX on page 64 For the operation of the AUX function see chapter 8 2 9 Operating AUX on page 37 For different examples of the application of the device see chapter 9 Case studies on page 80 The AUX connection of external devices can b...

Page 22: ... 22 3 09 36 DAB Busch Radio Greatest Hits Fig 12 AUX extension Cinch Connection via communication adapter with cinch jacks Notice Communication adapters must be assembled separately depending on the model The necessary products are selected in the online catalogue ...

Page 23: ...ernal antenna can be connected directly on the device E g a cable antenna Cable antenna Length approx 90 cm wire cross section 0 5 mm AWG 18 22 Changes to the position of the cable antenna can have a serious effect on the quality of reception The best position can only be determined by means of testing ...

Page 24: ...X on page 64 3 Start search mode Search for station and save automatically as favourite The frequency range DAB and FM is searched for stations During the search a progress bar is displayed Of the stations found a total of 4 are stored as favourites in alphabetic order The first 4 DAB radio stations are stored as favourites If less than 4 DAB stations are found they are filled with FM stations Add...

Page 25: ...s can be added separately after commissioning see chapter 8 3 11 Menu Stations Automatic search mode DAB on page 52 see chapter 8 3 12 Menu Stations Automatic search mode for FM stations on page 53 see chapter 8 3 13 Menu Station Setting FM stations manually on page 54 ...

Page 26: ...vice has three operating modes Standby Fig 14 Standby The device is in standby Via the ON OFF button 1 you switch the device into Standard operation or back into Standby operation Standard operation Fig 15 Standard operation E g play music see chapter 8 2 Normal operation on page 28 ...

Page 27: ...16 Configuration Setup E g set the alarm time see chapter 8 3 Operation Configuration on page 40 With a long press approx 2 seconds of the ENTER button 4 you switch the device into Configuration operation The keyboard occupation changes into the Configuration area ...

Page 28: ...Signal type of the reception signal Analogue FM Digital DAB 3 Time Status display 4 Favourite position of the stored radio station 5 Current radio station 6 Information about the current radio station Fig 18 Overview of display icons 1 The alarm is activated 2 Turn off time sleep function is set Notice The display settings deviate when a different profile is selected ...

Page 29: ...at least 2 seconds see chapter 8 2 6 Sleep function turn off time on page 35 2 Minus Lower volume At a longer press of the button the volume changes automatically up to the release of the button 3 Plus Higher volume At a longer press of the button the volume changes automatically up to the release of the button 4 Enter Change between favourite stations Change into the configuration menu press the ...

Page 30: ...1 Changing stations Favourites Eight positions are available in the device for favourites When the device is switched on the favourite that was last listened to is displayed and is played Use the following steps to change between favourites 1 Activate the ENTER button 4 The device changes to the next favourite When changing to an FM station the station s frequency is displayed Depending on the sta...

Page 31: ...tic search mode for FM stations on page 53 see chapter 8 3 13 Menu Station Setting FM stations manually on page 54 The DAB and FM stations can be mixed in the favourites If there is a change between a DAB and an FM favourite this can take some time since the device must switch over internal between digital and analogue Notice If no favourites are stored in the device the device changes into favour...

Page 32: ... Alarm times on page 46 Alarm tones see chapter 8 3 8 Menu Alarm clock Specifying Signal tones on page 49 Switching the alarm clock on and off is carried out in the configuration menu of the device see chapter 8 3 4 Menu Alarm clock Alarm clock on page 44 The maximum volume of the alarm tone can be reduced see chapter 8 3 20 Menu Settings Maximum volume on page 63 Notice The alarm times must be en...

Page 33: ...atically after 1 minute The alarm tone can be stopped with any button snooze function This switches the device back into the play mode and the radio plays again After 5 minutes the device switches automatically back into the alarm mode This process is repeated 3 times There are three ways to stop the repeats early to deactivate the alarm function Press the OFF button long approx 2 seconds during t...

Page 34: ...The radio is switched off Radio has been set as alarm tone The alarm time has been reached Behaviour and functions The radio switches to the program position used last If the AUX program position has been used program position 1 or the first occupied program position is used The volume corresponds to the volume value used last The play duration of the radio is limited to one hour If the device is ...

Page 35: ...tion Activating the sleep function 1 Press the ON OFF button 1 for at least 2 seconds while the radio is switched on The sleep function is switched on The Stopwatch icon 2 appears in the display The radio switches itself off automatically after the preset time For setting switching time see chapter 8 3 26 Menu Settings Sleep timer switch off time on page 69 Deactivating the sleep function Way 1 1 ...

Page 36: ... DAB or FM stations is displayed Saving of DAB stations as favourite see chapter 8 3 9 Menu Station Display station list DAB and save favourites on page 50 Saving of FM stations as favourite see chapter 8 3 10 Menu Station Display station list FM and save favourites on page 51 If required a station list can be updated beforehand For this a station search mode must be carried out Searching for DAB ...

Page 37: ... of the flush mounted radio must be set on AUX input For setting AUX mode see chapter 8 3 21 Menu Settings AUX on page 64 The favourite AUX is only visible when the AUX connection has been set on AUX input in the settings Fig 24 Hearing music on the flush mounted radio via AUX Use the following steps to play music on the flush mounted radio 1 Switch the flush mounted radio on After the device is s...

Page 38: ...The favourite AUX is deactivated in the AUX output setting Fig 25 Hearing music on a different device via AUX To play a favourite of the flush mounted radio on an external device perform the following steps 1 Switch the flush mounted radio on After the device is switched on the favourite that was last listened to is displayed 2 Select the desired favourite 1 on the flush mounted radio 3 Switch on ...

Page 39: ...ime of the device does not update itself automatically after a failure of the electric voltage After a power failure the on the display shows 00 00 As long as the time shows 00 00 all alarms are inactive Switch the device OFF and ON again During the switch on the time of the device updates itself automatically All alarms are active again ...

Page 40: ...s switched on To change to the configuration menu perform the following steps 1 Switch the flush mounted radio on 2 Press the ENTER button for at least 2 seconds The device switches to the configuration menu 8 3 1 Display Fig 26 Display overview of configuration menu 1 Menu menu level 2 Menu number 3 Previous menu item 4 Selected menu item 5 Next menu item ...

Page 41: ...2CKA001473B5280 41 8 3 2 Button assignment 2 3 4 1 Fig 27 Key assignment for the configuration menu 1 ON OFF One level higher 2 Minus Preceding menu item 3 Plus Next menu item 4 ENTER Brief press Call up menu confirm selection ...

Page 42: ...he chapters regarding the alarm clock from Chapter 8 3 4 Menu Alarm clock Alarm clock on page 44 Here the time functions are set e g alarm clock Fig 29 Radio station Radio station 2 4 see the chapters regarding radio station from Chapter 8 3 9 Menu Station Display station list DAB and save favourites on page 50 Here the radio stations can be searched for adjusted and stored as favourites Favourite...

Page 43: ...Language on page 57 Here the device settings are carried out e g language or display Fig 31 Info Info 4 4 see the chapters regarding Info from Chapter 8 3 31 Menu Info on page 75 Here the information about the device and the firmware is listed Notice Help for navigating through the menus see chapter 8 3 32 Menu tree on page 76 ...

Page 44: ...m call function 1 Switch to menu Alarm clock 2 Switch to menu item Alarm clock ON OFF 3 Select menu item Activate or Deactivate Switch on Confirm the activation of the alarm call function with the ENTER button The display shows the ON status with the Alarm clock icon Switch off Confirm the deactivation of the alarm call function with the ENTER button The alarm call function is deactivated The Alar...

Page 45: ...e 4 Confirm the selected alarm profile Additional steps 5 Set the alarm times for the selected alarm profile in menu Alarm times Setting alarm times see chapter 8 3 6 Menu Alarm clock Alarm times on page 46 The alarm times are queried in menu Set alarm times in dependence of the selected alarm profile 6 If necessary select days on which the alarm function is to be inactive Deactivate alarm days se...

Page 46: ... on for the first time Only then can the alarm clock be switched on Only then can the alarm days be deactivated Use the following steps to set the alarm times 1 Switch to menu Alarm clock 2 Switch to menu item Set alarm time The alarm time is requested depending on the set alarm profile The hours and minutes are set for every alarm time 3 Set the desired alarm times Set the hours of an alarm time ...

Page 47: ...lock 1 Weekdays Mon Fri Hours Minutes Block 2 Weekend Sat Sun Hours Minutes Alarm times for the alarm profile All weekdays the same Mon Sun Hours Minutes Alarm times for the alarm profile Individual weekday Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun All 7 weekdays are entered consecutively Hours Minutes Table 9 Setting alarm times ...

Page 48: ...st with weekdays is displayed All active weekdays have a tick All weekdays are active after commissioning 3 Navigate consecutively the the desired days with buttons PLUS MINUS and confirm each selection with the ENTER button The tick at each selected day is deleted No alarm sounds on the days without a tick Use the following steps to activate alarm days that are deactivated 1 Navigate to the previ...

Page 49: ...t the signal tone 1 Switch to menu Alarm clock 2 Switch to menu item Specify signal tone The display shows the selection for the alarm clock 3 For the signal tone switch between the selection Signal tone or Radio 4 Confirm the selection for the signal tone The signal tones are now set Signal tones Play radio Preset The favourite station is played when the alarm times is reached Tone signal When th...

Page 50: ...ored as favourite 0 If the station is temporarily stored as favourite 0 the device switches to standard operation and plays the station If a different favourite is selected during standard operation or the device is switched off the stored favourite 0 is then no longer available Use the following steps to save a station as favourite 1 Switch to menu Radio stations 2 Switch to menu item DAB station...

Page 51: ...ly stored as favourite 0 If the station is temporarily stored as favourite 0 the device switches to standard operation and plays the station If a different favourite is selected during standard operation or the device is switched off the stored favourite 0 is then no longer available Use the following steps to save a station as favourite 1 Switch to menu Radio stations 2 Switch to menu item FM sta...

Page 52: ... for DAB stations 1 Switch to menu Radio stations 2 Switch to menu item Automatic DAB search The device creates a list of all located DAB stations If a station is located several times it is only taken into the list once After completion of the automatic search mode the device automatically returns to menu item DAB station list The newly created station list is displayed in menu item DAB station l...

Page 53: ... for FM stations 1 Switch to menu Radio stations 2 Switch to menu item Automatic FM search The device creates a list of all located FM stations If a station is located several times it is only taken into the list once After completion of the automatic search mode the device automatically returns to menu item FM station list The newly created station list is displayed in menu item FM station list T...

Page 54: ...nds The located station can be played temporarily Confirm the selection with a brief press of the ENTER button The selected station is temporarily stored as favourite 0 If the station is temporarily stored as favourite 0 the device switches to standard operation and plays the station If a different favourite is selected during standard operation or the device is switched off the stored favourite 0...

Page 55: ...urites remain unchanged in their order Use the following steps to exchange favourites 1 Switch to menu Radio stations 2 Switch to menu item Move favourites 3 Switch to the desired favourite with the PLUS MINUS buttons 4 Confirm the selection with a brief press of the ENTER button The question Move favourite is faded in at the top left in the display 5 Move the selected favourite to the desired pos...

Page 56: ...following steps to delete a favourite 1 Switch to menu Radio stations 2 Switch to menu item Delete favourites 3 Switch to the desired favourite with the PLUS MINUS buttons 4 Delete the selected station from the list with a brief press of the ENTER button The station will be deleted from the list of favourites without any further enquiry All the following favourites move one position forward No gap...

Page 57: ...Fig 45 Select the local language This menu is used to set the language Use the following steps to select the language 1 Switch to menu item Settings 2 Switch to menu item Language 3 Use the PLUS MINUS buttons to select a language 4 Confirm the selection with the ENTER button ...

Page 58: ... xxx 09 36 XXXX xxxxxxxxxxxxxx 2 sec Fig 47 Foreign language Main menu 2 Press the ENTER button for at least 2 seconds The device switches to the menu dialogue used last 1 4 xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxxxxxx 3 4 Fig 48 Foreign language Settings The right numeral of the menu number must be a 4 3 Switch to menu number 3 4 with the PLUS button 4 Switch to the menu with the ENTER button The device switches ...

Page 59: ... number 1 15 with the PLUS button if the menu number does not yet show 1 15 6 Switch to the menu with the ENTER button Deutsch English Francais Italiano Espanol xxxx Fig 50 Foreign language Language menu The current language will be displayed 7 Switch to your language with the PLUS button 8 Confirm your language with the ENTER button The device changes the language ...

Page 60: ...loudspeakers used Therefore an optimal setting can only be determined by means of testing Select from the following setting options Setting Description Bass Deep tones in the hearing range of the human ear Adjustment range 5dB to 5 dB The default setting in the device 0 dB Table 11 Bass Use the following steps to set the depth 1 Switch to menu item Settings 2 Switch to menu item Bass 3 Use the PLU...

Page 61: ... loudspeakers used Therefore an optimal setting can only be determined by means of testing Select from the following setting options Setting Description Treble High tones in the hearing range of the human ear Adjustment range 5dB 5 dB The default setting in the device 0 dB Table 12 Treble Use the following steps to set the treble 1 Switch to menu item Settings 2 Switch to menu item Treble 3 Use th...

Page 62: ...ting options Start volume Description Last volume The device starts with the last volume Fixed volume The device saves the current volume The device then starts with this volume each time it is switched on Table 13 Start volume Use the following steps to set the start volume 1 Switch to menu item Settings 2 Switch to menu item Start volume 3 Use the PLUS MINUS buttons to select the setting 4 Confi...

Page 63: ... device Fig 54 Maximum volume The menu is located in menu level Settings In this menu you set the maximum volume the device reaches If the maximum volume of the device is reduced the volume bar can be moved up to this value during standard operation Use the following steps to set the maximum volume 1 Switch to menu item Settings 2 Switch to menu item Maximum volume 3 Use the PLUS MINUS buttons to ...

Page 64: ... deactivated in the favourites AUX Input An external source can be played in the flush mounted radio Favourite AUX last favourite position has been activated in the favourites Select favourite AUX to play the external source AUX Output A favourite of the flush mounted radio can be played on an external device Favourite AUX last favourite position has been deactivated in the favourites Table 14 AUX...

Page 65: ...e devices connected with each other via AUX Select from the following setting options Setting Description Gain AUX input Adjustment range 0 dB 3 dB 6 dB 9 dB The default setting in the device 0 dB Table 15 Gain AUX input Use the following steps to set the input sensitivity 1 Switch to menu item Settings 2 Switch to menu item AUX input gain 3 Use the PLUS MINUS buttons to select the desired setting...

Page 66: ...y of standard operation the station name is shown in large letters instead of the slide show Large clock In the display of standard operation the time is shown in large numbers instead of the slide show Slide show In the display of standard operation the slide show is shown large after 20 seconds When pressing the ENTER button the display changes to the standard view for approx 20 seconds During t...

Page 67: ...e radio is switched on standard setting Automatic Without operation the display illumination of the radio reduces itself automatically to a mean value after 30 seconds Permanently On The display is permanently illuminated Continuous illumination also in a deactivated state Not available in ECO mode Table 17 Display illumination Use the following steps to set the display illumination 1 Switch to me...

Page 68: ...he menu is located in menu level Settings In this menu the desired display brightness is set Use the following steps to set the display brightness 1 Switch to menu item Settings 2 Switch to menu item Display brightness 3 Set the brightness with the PLUS MINUS buttons 4 Confirm the selection with the ENTER button ...

Page 69: ... itself off automatically at the time set here For activating this function see chapter 8 2 6 Sleep function turn off time on page 35 The time setting is made in 5 minute steps in a range of 5 to 60 minutes Use the following steps to set the sleep timer switch off time 1 Switch to menu item Settings 2 Switch to menu item Sleep timer 3 Use the PLUS MINUS buttons to select the setting 4 Confirm the ...

Page 70: ... is dimmed Standard setting during commissioning Comfort The display illumination can also be switched on in the OFF status permanently On see chapter 8 3 24 Menu Settings Display illumination on page 67 Table 18 Energy settings Use the following steps to set the energy efficiency 1 Switch to menu item Settings 2 Switch to menu item Energy settings 3 Use the PLUS MINUS buttons to select the settin...

Page 71: ... Select from the following setting options Menu function Description Switch Manual selection A switch is connected at the extension unit input Buttons Manual selection A button is connected at the extension unit input Automatic Automatic detection of the connected switch or button Table 19 Extension unit control Use the following steps to set the extension unit operation 1 Switch to menu item Sett...

Page 72: ...ion Description Internal The internal antenna of the device is being used External The externally connected antenna of the device is being used Antenna and antenna connection see chapter 6 5 3 Antenna on page 23 Table 20 Antenna Use the following steps to set the antenna 1 Switch to menu item Settings 2 Switch to menu item Antenna 3 Use the PLUS MINUS buttons to select the setting 4 Confirm the se...

Page 73: ... for standard operation In hotel mode the following functions are available Menu function Description ON OFF Volume Change to the favourites The favourite AUX is only available when AUX has been set on AUX input in the settings Alarm clock Alarm clock Selection of the alarm tone Sleep timer snooze function The switch off time is fixed and is specified before the activation of the hotel mode Displa...

Page 74: ...menu of menu item Hotel mode 4 Confirm the selection with a long press of the ENTER button at least 2 seconds 5 Confirm the security request with a press of the ENTER button Notice Carry out the following points to deactivate the hotel mode Switch the device off Reset the switched off device into the standard mode with a very long press of the ON OFF button at least 15 seconds ...

Page 75: ...ig 65 Info Display Info Description Firmware Here you find the latest software version of your device Device name Here the name of the device type is displayed Signal strength Here the signal strength of the current source is displayed Table 22 Device information ...

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Page 79: ...device must first be fully reset to its state at the point of delivery Use the following steps to reset the device Fig 66 Resetting the device 1 Press all four buttons on the device simultaneously for approximately 5 seconds All settings made are deleted The device switches to initial commissioning To perform initial commissioning see chapter 7 Commissioning on page 24 ...

Page 80: ...a flush mounted radio and a single flush mounted loudspeaker This is a classic case of application for a flush mounted radio For this application the flush mounted radio together with a flush mounted loudspeaker are available ready for installation 3 09 36 DAB Busch Radio Greatest Hits Fig 67 Overview of installation set ...

Page 81: ...Case studies Product manual 2CKA001473B5280 81 L 1 N L AUX IN OUT L R R L R L N 16A Fig 68 Installation set connection cable antenna approx 90 cm long ...

Page 82: ...radio is to play music as soon as the light is switched on This is a classic case of application for a flush mounted radio that is installed in a sanitary room without windows For this application the flush mounted radio together with a flush mounted loudspeaker are available ready for installation The switch or button must be obtained separately 3 09 36 DAB Busch Radio Greatest Hits Fig 69 Instal...

Page 83: ...Case studies Product manual 2CKA001473B5280 83 L 1 N L AUX IN OUT L R R L R L N 16A Fig 70 Installation set with extension unit operation Connection ...

Page 84: ...ovement detector For this application the flush mounted radio together with a flush mounted loudspeaker are available ready for installation The movement detector must be obtained separately In this example the combination of the Busch Watchdog 180 flex Basic sensor with select lens 64761 xxx 500 and flush mounted insert ABB flexTronics Relay insert flex 1 gang 64811 U 500 is used This combination...

Page 85: ...Case studies Product manual 2CKA001473B5280 85 L 1 N L AUX IN OUT L R R L R L N 16A L C1 N Fig 72 Installation set and movement detector Connection ...

Page 86: ...or the movement detector can also positioned directly near the flush mounted radio Advantage In case of retrofitting no new cables need to be laid in the room Disadvantage If the flush mounted radio is positioned unfavourable for a movement detector this can lead to limitations up to the complete loss of movement detection The movement detector can naturally not look through walls opened doors or ...

Page 87: ...akers A slightly larger room should be equipped with a flush mounted radio and 2 ceiling loudspeakers Fig 74 Flush mounted radio with 2 ceiling loudspeakers Overview L 1 N L AUX IN OUT L R R L R L N 16A Fig 75 Flush mounted radio with 2 ceiling loudspeakers Connection ...

Page 88: ... in a suspended ceiling To allow the music to be played on the ceiling loudspeakers via the AUX connections the AUX mode must be set on Output in the characteristics of the flush mounted radio see chapter 8 3 21 Menu Settings AUX on page 64 Fig 76 Flush mounted radio with amplifier and 2 ceiling loudspeakers Overview Notice ABB does not currently offer a corresponding amplifier For this applicatio...

Page 89: ... GND L N L L R R L N L Audio IN L R R L R GND Fig 77 Flush mounted radio with amplifier and 2 ceiling loudspeakers Connection The connection distribution and designation of the amplifier depends on the device used For the designation AUX IN the designation Audio IN or Line IN is also commonly used ...

Page 90: ...e flush mounted radio is extended by a multimedia adapter with 2 cinch jacks To allow the music to be played via the AUX connections on the HiFi system the AUX mode must be set on Output in the characteristics of the flush mounted radio see chapter 8 3 21 Menu Settings AUX on page 64 Fig 78 Flush mounted radio with HiFi system Overview AUX IN L 1 N L AUX IN OUT L R R L R L N 16A R L AUX GND ...

Page 91: ...0 91 Fig 79 Flush mounted radio with HiFi system Connection The connection distribution and designation of the HiFi system depends on the device used For the designation AUX IN the designation Audio IN Line IN CD or Tuner are also commonly used ...

Page 92: ... news or music station on the flush mounted radio For this the flush mounted radio is extended by a multimedia adapter with 2 cinch jacks To allow the TV audio signals to be played via the AUX connections of the flush mounted radio the AUX mode must be set on Input in the characteristics of the flush mounted radio see chapter 8 3 21 Menu Settings AUX on page 64 Fig 80 Flush mounted radio with TV O...

Page 93: ... N L AUX IN OUT L R R L R L N 16A R L AUX GND Fig 81 Flush mounted radio with TV Connection The connection distribution and designation of the TV depends on the device used For the designation AUX OUT the designation Audio OUT or Line OUT is also commonly used ...

Page 94: ...nts these can enter the device through crevices Do not spray cleaning agents directly onto the device Aggressive cleaning agents can damage the surface of the device Never use caustic agents abrasive agents or solvents Clean dirty devices with a soft dry cloth If this is insufficient the cloth can be moistened slightly with a soap solution ...

Page 95: ...device on Internal see chapter 8 3 29 Menu Settings Antenna on page 72 The external antenna is not ideally positioned The position of the external antenna can have a decisive effect on the quality of the reception The optimum position of the external antenna can only be determined locally by means of testing Keep changing the position of the external antenna until the reception is of the right qua...

Page 96: ...dio is permanently connected with favourite AUX the time is not updated Then to set the time switch to the favourites of a radio station and back again after a brief moment Favourite AUX is not visible The AUX mode in the device is set on AUX output or deactivated To set the AUX mode of the device on AUX input see chapter 8 3 21 Menu Settings AUX on page 64 ...

Page 97: ...system 90 Example of application of ceiling loudspeakers 87 Example of application of installation set 80 Example of application of installation set and extension unit operation 82 Example of application of installation set and movement detector 84 Extension unit operation 71 82 F Failure of the electric voltage 39 FAQ and tips 95 Favourites 30 Foreign language is set 58 Functions 10 Functions Con...

Page 98: ...Set FM stations manually 24 25 31 36 54 Setup and function 10 Signal tones 32 49 Sleep function 29 35 69 Sleep timer 35 69 Snooze 32 Snooze function 32 Specifying signal tones 32 49 Start volume 62 Switch off time 35 69 T Target group 7 Technical data 12 The local language 58 Times 32 45 46 Treble 61 turn off time 29 35 69 V Voltage failure 39 Volume 32 63 95 ...

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