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Routing actuator:
The routing actuator is a device which is incorporated in the system and which can be treated in
the same way as any other mains-powered device. Any number of sensor channels can be
allocated to this actuator (maximum 15), although these connections do not have any function and
are mainly intended to ensure more secure transmission in the event of multiple switching
operations, for example. Like most mains-powered devices, the routing actuator can handle up to
13 routing paths.
Connections from measured values (temperature, analog value) can be dragged to the routing
actuator to include this in a multiple circuit with a Room Manager or Home Manager.
The greatest advantage of the routing actuator is its routing function in Basic Mode (see
installation instructions for further information).
New since Software Version 10:
Routers with a software version of 10 or higher are Routers of the new generation.
The general performance compared to the old router is increased tremendously (doubled the
number of possible routing entries and connections, scan/load speed increased)
The basic functionality is similar to the old type CROU-00/01 but the new generation now has 2
different types.
CROU-00/01-S – Standard type, replaces the old Router CROU-00/01
CROU-00/01-SL – Special type with integrated logic function
Both types support the resend of old Status messages (Software V11 necessary).
CROU-00/01-SL – Logic functions:
This new router types offers the possibility to process the information of connected sensors in up
to 5 logic functions and send out ON/OFF by an own Logic output channel or use the information
internally.
Right clicking the device symbol and selecting ‘Settings’ will open the configuration window for the