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17.12.2012 

Operating Instructions 

Busch-Jalousiecontrol

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 II 

 

 

 

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Busch-Jalousiecontrol

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 II 

Flush-mounted inserts 

6411 U-101 

6411 U/S-101 

 

 

 

  

 

  

 

 

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Summary of Contents for Busch-Jaeger Busch-Jalousiecontrol II 6411 U-101

Page 1: ...econtrol II Pos 2 N eustruktur Online Dokumentation KN X Titelbl ätter Ti mer Titelbl att 6411 Jal ousiecontrol II Ei nsatz 30 mod_1348658450813_15 docx 239241 1 Busch Jalousiecontrol II Flush mounted inserts 6411 U 101 6411 U S 101 Ende der Liste für Textmar ke Cover ...

Page 2: ... in connection with other devices 10 6 2 1 Mounting with IR control element 10 6 2 2 Mounting with sensors 10 6 2 3 Mounting with extension units 10 6 3 Mounting 10 6 4 Electrical connection 12 6 4 1 Brightness sensor and glass break sensor 14 7 Operation 15 7 1 Operating modes 15 7 1 1 Changing the operating mode 15 7 2 Operation in connection with other devices 16 7 2 1 Operation via control ele...

Page 3: ...chriften Für alle D okumente 1 Ebene U Z U mwelt 18 mod_1302614158967_15 docx 103383 1 1 3 Environment Pos 10 2 N eustr uktur Online Dokumentati on KN X Sicher hei tshi nweise und Hinweise Für alle Dokumente Hinweise Hi nweis U mwelt Hinweis Elektrog eräte 18 mod_1302763973434_15 docx 103500 1 Consider the protection of the environment Used electric and electronic devices must not be disposed of w...

Page 4: ...umentati on KN X Überschriften Für all e D okumente 2 Ebene M O M odul e 26 mod_1343044917069_15 docx 224737 22 1 4 1 Modules Pos 15 Neustr uktur Online Dokumentati on KN X Aufbau und Funkti on Ti mer M odul e 6411 30 mod_1348662976407_15 docx 239332 1 1 6411 U S 101 6411 U 101 6430 6066 6455 Fig 1 Flush mounted inserts with control elements Three control elements are available for the flush mount...

Page 5: ...nal tower Pos 19 Neustr uktur Online Dokumentati on KN X Überschriften Für all e D okumente 2 Ebene A F Funkti ons und Ausstattungsmer kmal e 23 mod_1336557630140_15 docx 209136 31111112222224 1 4 3 Features of function and equipment Pos 20 Neustr uktur Online Dokumentati on KN X Aufbau und Funkti on Ti mer Funkti onen 6411 30 mod_1348661844882_15 docx 239268 222222 1 Suitable for roller shutter b...

Page 6: ...g änge 6411 30 mod_1348665401930_15 docx 239346 222333344444444 1 Fig 3 Extension unit inputs with connected sensors Group and central controls can be implemented via the connection of the 230 V extension unit inputs 1 and 2 In case of group and central controls any number of local control points can be joined and operated from an overriding switching point Additionally it is also possible to conn...

Page 7: ... der Anschl uss an 6411 30 mod_1348667197912_15 docx 239457 3111111111121111111 1 Note The glass break sensor can only be used in connection with flush mounted insert 6411 U S 101 Please note that flush mounted insert 6411 U S 101 in connection with the glass break sensor is not suitable as an intrusion or attack alarm since it lacks the required safety against sabotage in accordance with the Germ...

Page 8: ...sche Daten 6411 30 mod_1348729828630_15 docx 239537 333333333333333333333333311333333333333333344443333 1 Designation Value Nominal voltage 230 V AC 10 50 Hz Maximum switching current 3 A cos ϕ 0 5 Power consumption 1 W Relay ON period Approx 3 minutes Relay switchover pause 500 ms Maximum power consumption per extension unit input 3 mA Sensor connection SELV potential Protective low voltage Ambie...

Page 9: ...se 23 mod_1336559183027_15 docx 209179 222222222113333223333333332222222222222222222222222222222222222 1 6 1 Requirements for the electrician Warning 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 damag...

Page 10: ...ot exceed 100 V In practice this corresponds to a cable length of at least 100 m To prevent interference from switching processes of the blind drives do not install the motor and extension unit lines in the one cable or close to each other The minimum distance is 5 cm To calculate the maximum number of devices to be operated in parallel in a safety circuit observe the following The current consump...

Page 11: ...ge 12 2 Mount the flush mounted insert 3 Plug the attachment together with the frame onto the flush mounted insert Ensure that the plug in connection on the rear side does not get jammed If mounting is difficult check whether a burr has formed at the lock in opening of the flush mounted insert and remove it The device is now mounted 4 Actuate the UP and DOWN button while at the same time checking ...

Page 12: ...3333333333333332233 1 6 4 Electrical connection Pos 45 Neustr uktur Online Dokumentati on KN X Anschluss Ti mer Anschluss 6411 30 mod_1348726074195_15 docx 239523 23333332333322222222113333333333222 1 6411 U 101 Fig 6 Individual control Blind control 1 2 3 Fig 7 Group control Blind control 1 controls the entire group of blind motors All other blind control devices can be used to also move the blin...

Page 13: ...ed in the vicinity of the operating radius of the blind If polyphase operation two phases is desired for the control and function of flush mounted insert 6411U 101 the following conditions must be fulfilled according to DIN VDE 0100 Connection according to the circuit diagram in the Busch Blind Control II user manual When using in different FI circuits When using via 3 phases The phase for the ext...

Page 14: ...fully 3 Pull the terminal block 1 out carefully 4 Connect the brightness sensor and or the glass break sensor Ensure that the polarity of the cables is correct on the brightness sensor Fig 9 Connecting the sensor S Brightness sensor light grey Earth white G Glass break sensor 5 As a strain relief install the sensor cable with a small loop in the loop compartment 2 6 Do not extend the sensor cable ...

Page 15: ...sed as central unit for additional blinds At each actuation brief or long of the central unit the blinds move to their end position Programmed down times of the extension units are executed Programming P Individual travel times of the blind can be programmed E g if the blind is to travel automatically down to a certain position and adjust the slats The programmed travel time will become active aft...

Page 16: ...tton press The blind travels up or down clocked as long as the button is pressed This causes the angle of the slats to be changed in stages 7 2 2 Operation via IR control element 6066 Manual local operation as well as remote control via IR remote control 6010 25 takes place analogous to the actuation of control element 6430 On IR control element 6066 the red LED flashes during sending operation 7 ...

Page 17: ...operating mode M must be used Procedure The sensor continuously measures the brightness and compares this value with the threshold value If the threshold value exceeds 90 seconds the blind travels down As soon as the downward travelling blind darkens the sensor downward travel is stopped The blind travels up again and stops just above the sensor position The blind travels back to the top end posit...

Page 18: ...eel 1 to the minimum value right end stop 2 Wait a few seconds 3 Turn the adjusting wheel 1 to the maximum value left end stop This activates the programming of the brightness value The blind travels if it is not already at the top to the top as a sign of having acknowledged this operating mode 4 Now turn the adjusting wheel 1 slowly to the right in the direction of reducing brightness until the b...

Page 19: ...me the DOWN time must amount to at least 10 seconds The return travel pulse starts with the initial UP movement of the blind All subsequent travel times are added during the up movement and subtracted during the DOWN movement and stored as a total return travel pulse The maximum return travel time is 25 seconds Exceeding or dropping below this time is signalled with a stop of the blind 5 Exit oper...

Page 20: ...the twilight and the awning function The Party function cannot be activated in Central unit and Programming operating modes Pos 61 Neustr uktur Online Dokumentati on KN X Überschriften Für all e D okumente 2 Ebene S T Stör ungsbeseitigung 21 mod_1330945986708_15 docx 201048 3333333 1 7 3 Fault rectification Pos 62 Neustr uktur Online Dokumentati on KN X Stör ungsbeseitigung Ti mer Störungsbeseitig...

Page 21: ...49 0 2351 956 1700 Notice We reserve the right to at all times make technical changes as well as changes to the contents of this document without prior notice The detailed specifications agreed to at the time of ordering apply to all orders ABB accepts no responsibility for possible errors or incompleteness in this document We reserve all rights to this document and the topics and illustrations co...

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