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Xanura™
Movement sensor, RF
type BSX1
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Undisturbed functioning of Xanura home automation
Electrical equipment and systems can be sensitive to signals from
other equipment, which causes electro magnetic disturbance. In the
European Union, countries agreed upon laws for the immunity
(sensitivity) of signals of other equipment as well as equipment
emission (disturbance). When equipment or applications in a certain
surrounding comply with the valid standards, they will not disturb
each other's operations (they are called "Electro Magnetic
Compatible").
For residential surroundings, where the home automation system
Xanura is being applied, the European standard for immunity is
standardised in EN 61000-6-1. Equipment that complies with this
standard is resistant to electro magnetic emission of other
equipment, which complies with the European standard
EN 61000-6-3 for residential surroundings.
Experience has shown that in domestic surroundings, equipment is
being used which has an EMC-emission level that is above the
levels stated in EN 61000-6-3. This equipment can disturb the
correct functioning of the Xanura-modules. The immunity of the
Xanura built-in modules is therefore revaluated and equivalent to
EN 61000-6-2 (the more severe European standard for immunity in
industrial surroundings).
Nevertheless, the application area for Xanura will remain
restricted to residential areas.
Eaton is therefore not responsible for the disfunctioning of the
Xanura system as a consequence of equipment in the building
with emission levels that exceed the maximum allowed levels
set as standard for residential, commercial and semi-industrial
surroundings stated in EN 61000-6-3.
Application area
Valid European Standard
Xanura- home
automation*
Immunity of
Emission of
Immunity and
equipment
equipment
emission standards
Residential
61000-6-1
61000-6-3
Compatible/
Commercial
meets the
Semi-industrial
requirements
* Condition is that the total Xanura-system is installed in accordance with
valid instructions supplied by a certified and trained Xanura dealer.
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Xanura™
Movement sensor, RF type BSX1
Control elements
Battery compartment
For 2 x 1.5 V supply micro batteries type AAA.
Movement sensor
The built-in BSX1 movement sensor transmits any movement
(depending on the setting) within its detection range via radio
signals to the RIX RF interface or Central Alarm Unit, switches
on the light and switches it off again after a preset period.
"Unit"/ "House" key
See Commissioning chapter to program the movement sensor.
Wire antenna
The movement sensor is fitted with a wire antenna. Pull the
small plastic sleeve supplied over the wire antenna and push it
in the holder at the top of the movement sensor.
Light emitting diode
For adjusting the movement sensor. Lights when radio signals
are transmitted.
Attention!
When setting the address (e.g. B10) the BSX1 will reserve also the
consecutive address (e.g. B11). This consecutive address should
NOT be used for other purpose.
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