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DEVIlink™ CC

Installation Guide

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Alert Icons

Battery warning

Critical battery level

Low battery level

Device not responding

Too many dead devices

Heating turned off in a room

Tamper proof / Restrictions enabled

Manual operation

Icon for floor temperature

Icon for room temperature

Icon for TRV

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Summary of Contents for DEVIlink CC

Page 1: ...Installation Guide DEVIlink CC Central Controller www DEVI com ...

Page 2: ... 7 3 3 Repeater units 8 4 Installation 9 4 1 Preparing to add devices 11 4 2 Initial settings 12 4 3 Start up the installation menu 12 4 4 Creating rooms 13 4 5 Adding mains powered devices 14 4 6 Adding service devices mains powered 14 4 7 Adding room devices mains powered 15 4 8 Adding room devices battery powered 17 4 9 Performing network test 17 4 10 Finalising the installation 19 ...

Page 3: ...egulations 21 5 3 Removing a room or a service device 23 5 4 Factory reset of DEVIlink CC 24 6 Wi Fi and App connection 24 6 1 Connect to Wi Fi 24 6 2 Connect to App 25 6 3 Edit connected devices 26 7 Upgrading software version 27 8 Warnings 29 8 1 Alert Icons 30 9 Technical specifications and approvals 31 10 Warranty 33 11 Disposal instructions 33 ...

Page 4: ...through recommendations and considera tions that must be taken into account when handling a wireless system and it describes the configuration of the system to ensure a correct and reliable system set up Individual instructions supplied with the service and room devices contain information about connecting the respective devices to the network The instruction will also state whether the device is ...

Page 5: ...free space Receiving devices should be placed on opposite or next wall as the transmitter if possible All metal objects in the building construction can weaken wireless signals Reinforced concrete walls and floors weaken the signal strength significantly but almost any types of construction materials reduce the signal to some degree Corners that are a result of the building design can weaken the w...

Page 6: ...al location to the installation plan 3 Add necessary repeater units if any to the installation plan DEVI recommends that you include at least one repeater unit within 5 meters from the CC 3 1 Correct installation plan No metal objects between the DEVIlink CC and other wireless DEVI units The DEVIlink CC is installed as central as possible on the floor plan max 30 m between devices in free space Wi...

Page 7: ...m device living connect room device 3 2 Incorrect installation plan Metal objects between the DEVIlink CC and other wireless DEVI units Decentral installation of the DEVIlink CC Crossing walls diagonally RS Sensor room device DEVIlink HC service device DEVIlink CC living connect room device living connect room device ...

Page 8: ... DEVI mains powered devices Repeater units can be ordered on stock code no 140F1138 Placing repeater units Plan view single floor building CC central controller FT floor thermostat room device HC hydronic controller service device RS room sensor room device RU repeater unit service device living connect radiator thermostat room device RS FT FT CC RU HC living connect living connect FT RS RS RS ...

Page 9: ...ing with more than one floor 4 Installation DEVIlink CC can be installed with either a PSU in wall power supply or a NSU net power supply CC RS RS RU FT FT Do not install in bathrooms Avoid direct sun light onto the DEVIlink CC Install in height of 140 170 cm ...

Page 10: ...PSU according to the connection diagram on the back side Mount the PSU with the 4 screws Do not connect the DEVIlink CC yet Mounting the DEVIlink CC with NSU Place the mounting plate on the wall and mark up the 4 screw holes Make sure the top is level Drill holes and insert fitting plugs Fasten the mounting plate with the 4 screws Do not connect the DEVIlink CC yet Connect the NSU to a power outle...

Page 11: ...it BSU is offered as an installation tool 1 Slide off the lid and insert the batteries 2 Slide the lid back on and attach the DEVIlink BSU battery pack onto the back of the DEVIlink CC When ready to do the commissioning turn the switch located on the DEVIlink BSU to the ON position The DEVIlink CC will now start up This takes approxi mately 30 seconds A battery pack BSU can be ordered on stock cod...

Page 12: ...link CC Installation Guide 12 4 2 Initial settings Select Language Scroll down to select 1 Select Country Scroll down to select 2 Select date and time Set date and time 3 4 3 Start up the installation menu ...

Page 13: ...ges of the cover Press the SETUP pin for 3 seconds to enter the service area 4 4 Creating rooms DEVI recommends to create all the rooms before adding devices Service Options Rooms and Devices 1 Rooms and Devices Add New Room 2 Edit Room Name Enter edit Room Name 3 Tip A list of common room names is available here ABC ...

Page 14: ...dedicated repeater units first Power up all service devices and room devices mains powered as well as battery powered The DEVIlink CC supports many different types of service devices which can function as simple ON OFF devices for other electrically equipment as well as repeater units and controllers for hydronic systems and other sub systems Press the SETUP pin for 3 seconds to enter the service ...

Page 15: ...egistration 3 Edit Device Name Enter edit Device Name 4 4 7 Adding room devices mains powered A room device regulates temperature in the room where it is installed All room devices must be configured according to the previous installation plan to ensure the signal path Start with the device closest to the DEVIlink CC and move outwards ...

Page 16: ... Begin Registration 3 Room Device The configuration is valid 4 Press Note ON OFF relays are only visible in the end user menu Note DEVIlink CC automatically selects the regulation principle according to the types of devices in the room To change regulation principle see 5 2 Changing parameters for heat regulations ...

Page 17: ...EVIlink CC is mounted in its final position and connected Ensure that all living connects if any are out of mounting mode see specific instructions following the living connect 1 Turn off the battery pack 2 Slide the DEVIlink CC onto the previously installed mounting plate 3 The DEVIlink CC will now power up 4 Remove the front cover and press the SETUP pin for 3 seconds to enter the service area I...

Page 18: ...of the network test the DEVIlink CC waits for all battery operated devices to wake up and report Follow the instructions given on screen If the network test is running correctly there will be no need for further interaction If the network test is performing slow the DEVIlink CC guides you through troubleshooting and provides useful tips for speeding up the process ...

Page 19: ...UP pin to close the installa tion 10 15 1 5 Modifying an existing installation 5 1 Adding devices to an existing room Remove the front cover and press the SETUP pin for 3 seconds to enter the service area Service Options Rooms and Devices 1 Rooms and Devices Manage Existing Room 2 ...

Page 20: ...figure Existing Room 3 Select Room Choose room 4 Configure Room Room devices 5 Room Devices Add a device 6 Add Room Device Begin Registration 7 Continue until all new devices are added to the desired room Perform a network test after modifying the installation ...

Page 21: ...ations Remove the front cover and press the SETUP pin for 3 seconds to enter the service area Service Options Rooms and Devices 1 Rooms and Devices Manage Existing Rooms 2 Select Room Select a room 3 Configure Room Heating Regulation 4 Heating Regulation Choose a setting 5 ...

Page 22: ...ncode 0044 to change between the following regulation types Room sensor regulates only by room temperature if only DEVIlink RS is fitted hydronic floor heating or DEVIlink RS DEVIlink FT electrical heating Floor sensor regulates only by floor temperature if only DEVIlink FT S is fitted Combined room floor ensures min floor temperature and regulates room temperature in parallel DEVIlink RS DEVIlink...

Page 23: ...e power on off Keep pressing any button for approx 5 seconds after reconnect ing the power Back up method for removing a defective or missing device only if when the above is not possible Remove the front cover and press the SETUP pin for 3 seconds to enter the service area Service Options Rooms and Devices 1 Rooms and Devices Manage Devices 2 Manage Devices Remove any device 3 Remove Devices Dele...

Page 24: ...nd all added devices will be removed from the system It is recommended to remove all devices individually before resetting to factory default or replacing the DEVIlink CC Remove the front cover and press and hold the reset button on the right side of the DEVIlink CC until the control ler gives a clear beep All rooms are now deleted and the DEVIlink CC is reset to factory settings 6 Wi Fi and App c...

Page 25: ...On 3 1 Press 2 Select your Wi Fi network and enter Wi Fi password 3 Press 6 2 Connect to App When the DEVIlink CC is connected to a Wi Fi network with internet access it can be connected to a Smart Device using the Danfoss Link App The app is available on Google Play and App Store House Control ...

Page 26: ... Customize System Wi Fi and Apps 2 Wi Fi and Apps App Options 3 App Options Add App 4 Add App Connect App 5 Follow the instructions on the screen 6 3 Edit connected devices Connected devices can be removed from the system with out resetting all remote settings ...

Page 27: ...stomize System Wi Fi and Apps 2 Wi Fi and Apps App Options 3 App Options Remove App 4 Remove App Remove Selected 5 Remove App Remove All 6 7 Upgrading software version DEVIlink software is upgradable New software versions are published on www link danfoss com or ...

Page 28: ...ic software update the DEVIlink will automatically upgrade to the latest software version Upgrade the software manually Download the software upgrade to a USB key and insert the USB key in the USB port House Control Settings 1 Customize System Wi Fi and Apps 2 Wi Fi and Apps App Options 3 App Options Software Update 4 ...

Page 29: ...29 Installation Guide 8 Warnings If a warning or an alert occurs a yellow alert icon will be shown on the standby screen Follow the procedure to find more information 1 Start House Control 2 House Control Alerts 3 ...

Page 30: ...ns Battery warning Critical battery level Low battery level Device not responding Too many dead devices Heating turned off in a room Tamper proof Restrictions enabled Manual operation Icon for floor temperature Icon for room temperature Icon for TRV ...

Page 31: ... Screen 3 5 TFT colour w touch Ambient temperature 10 to 40 C Storage temperature 20 to 65 C Ball pressure test temperature 75 C Pollution degree 2 domestic use Transmission frequency 868 42 MHz Transmission range Up to 30 m Max repeaters in a chain 3 Transmission power Max 1 mW Software class A IP class 21 Dimensions 125 x 107 x 25 mm Weight 179 g ...

Page 32: ...onsumption Max 0 15 W Max load 10 W Cable specifications Recommended 1 5 mm2 max 2 x 2 5 mm2 DEVIlink NSU Net Adapter Operation voltage 100 240 V AC 50 60 Hz Recommended protection fuse Max 16 A Output voltage 15 V DC 10 Standby power consumption Max 0 3 W Cable length 2 5 m Max load 7 W DEVIlink BSU Battery Supply Unit Output voltage 15 V DC 10 Number of batteries 10 x AA ...

Page 33: ...DEVIlink CC 33 Installation Guide The DEVIlink CC is tested for safety and EMC requirements as specified in EN60730 1 and EN60730 2 9 10 Warranty 11 Disposal instructions ...

Page 34: ...DEVIlink CC Installation Guide 34 ...

Page 35: ...ity for possible errors in catalogues brochures and other printed material Danfoss reserves the right to alter its products with out notice This also applies to products already on order provided that such alterations can be made without subsequential changes being necessary in specifications already agreed All trademarks in this material are property of the respective companies DEVI and the DEVI ...

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