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Description of Control Icons

RF Touch version Information
and number of assigned units

settings

back to the home screen

step back

delete

name/adressof the actor(s)

Basic

add

edit/remove

scroll up

scroll down

confi rm

Setup Menu

yes/selected

no/not selected

confi rm

dot

letters

small/capital letters

space

switch - the letters / numbers

Temperature regulation

Switching

Dimming

Blinds

Detectors

Quick kontrol

Main menu

erase previous

Keyboard

temperature

Switching

impuls

button

time function
- delayed switch on
- delayed switch off 

Heating

switch ON

switch OFF

switch ON 

switch OFF

dimming

light inclination

light declination

Dimming

lower blinds

rise blinds

Blinds

confi rm

regulation

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Summary of Contents for RF Touch-B

Page 1: ...WIRELESS TOUCH CONTROL UNIT USER S MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...ol system RF Touch allows you to control many devices trough touch screen heating control dimming lights switching of electrical appliances and equipment blinds a combination of detectors function timers Group control of electrical equipment everything with clear visualization wireless communication without the need for cabling 2 ...

Page 3: ...its lifetime handled as electronic waste Before installation make sure that all wires connected parts or terminals are not live During the installation and maintenance is necessary to follow safety regulations standards guidelines and special provisions for working with electrical equipment Contents Before you start Overview of wireless devices Characteristics of RF Touch Technical specifications ...

Page 4: ...plied on request with the product RFDAC 71B RF KEY 4 channel remote controller key pendant RFIM 20B universal transmitter module under the switch or button wall box installation RFIM 40B universal transmitter module under the switch or button wall box installation RFSG 1M Transmitting module 1 module 230 V AC RF Touch W for surface mounting 100 230V AC or adapter external 12 V DC RF Touch B for mo...

Page 5: ...6A 230V AC protection IP65 RFUS 61 single channel multi function switching actuator 1 x switching 16A 230V AC protection IP65 RFSA 61M single channel Multifunction switching actuator 1x changeover contact 16 A 6 functions 230V AC RFSC 11 RFSC 11 single channel single function switched socket 1 x switching 16A 230V AC RFSA 66M six channel Multifunction switching actuator 3 x 8 AND NO 3 x changeover...

Page 6: ... devices RFDA 11B single function dimming actuator 1 light scene function OFF 230V AC RFDSC 11 single function dimmed socket 1 lighting scene function OFF 230V AC RFDEL 71B multifunction dimming actuator 7 functions 230 V AC 250VA Dimmed load R L C LED ESL RFDA 73M RGB used to dim LED strips and RGB LED strips possible other LED loads RFDA 71B multifunctional dimming actuator 7 functions AC 230V 2...

Page 7: ...gn RF Touch B fits in the round installation box with a supply voltage of 100 230 V AC RF Touch W for surface mounting with power supply from the back side 100 230 V AC or from the side via jack 12 V DC 3 5 inch color touch screen no mechanical buttons RF Touch frames in the base plastic white black or luxurious design Logus90 glass metal Color of the interframes white ivory ice mother of pearl al...

Page 8: ...94 x 24 mm Weight 127g 175g Standards EN60730 1 adapter is included for RF Touch W weight with plastic frame Technical parameters RF Touch B RF Touch W Display Type color TFT LCD Resolution 320 x 240 pixels 262 144 colors Aspect ratio 3 4 Visible area 52 5 x 70 mm Backlight active white LED Touch screen resistive 4 wire Display 3 5 Control Touch sensitive Power supply Voltage specific current 100 ...

Page 9: ...A1 100 230V AC A2 E N RF Touch W adapter included with RFTouch W POWER SUPPLY OVER ADAPTER POWER SUPPLY OVER TERMINALS FITTING ON THE SURFACE 9 ...

Page 10: ...A2 AC 230V A1 RF Touch B FITTING TO THE INSTALLATION BOX POWER SUPPLY OVER TERMINALS 10 ...

Page 11: ...Menu yes selected no not selected confirm dot letters small capital letters space switch the letters numbers Temperature regulation Switching Dimming Blinds Detectors Quick kontrol Main menu erase previous Keyboard temperature Switching impuls button time function delayed switch on delayed switch off Heating switch ON switch OFF switch ON switch OFF dimming light inclination light declination Dimm...

Page 12: ...y the actuator for example 577515 Installation form can be found at the end of this manual 2nd Step Fill Installation Form Name Adress Create a list of names of the controlled device in the Settings Menu create name 3nd Step Set menus create names Programming of the RF units with RF Touch is carried out in the Settings Programming menu 4rd Step Programming brick wall 60 90 Wooden structures with p...

Page 13: ...e automatically redirected to the display calib ration screen Touch screen can be controlled by the light touch of about0 5 1s in the desired location On the screen Fig 1 then appears cross in each corner of the screen which need to be pressed twice This will calibrate the device The display then shows the RF logo icon and then touch icon signalizing scanning of the actuators Initial setup date ti...

Page 14: ...inds Place the name to the section of the blinds Fig 3 5 Example 2 If you want to control a group of blinds together first create all the blinds names in the blinds section and then create new name for group control in Quick control section Menu create name Add Menu create name is used to add edit or remove the names of the controlled device In this menu Figure 1 you need to first create your own ...

Page 15: ... modified name is stored Menu create name Edit Remove button can delete unit name Press the Remove icon Fig 5 following menu appears se lectthesectionfromwhichyouwanttoremovethename Fig 6 Pick the device you want to delete by touching it Fig 7 Press to confirm the selection Fig 8 Selected name will be deleted from menu Menu create name Remove SETUP fig 1 fi 1 fig 1 fig 2 fi 2 fig 2 fig 3 fi 3 fig ...

Page 16: ...select appropriate section see table eg programming actuator RFSTI 11B find it in the Temperature regulation section Temperature regulation Switching Dimming Blinds Detectors RFSTI 11B G RFSA 11B RFDA 11B RFJA 12B 230V JA 81M 82M RFTI 10B INx RFSA 6x RFDA 71B RFJA 12B 24V DC JA 80P RFTI 10B OUTxx RFDAC 71B RFDAC 71B RFTC 10 G RFSAI 61B RFDEL 71B RFATV 1 RFUS 11 RFDSC 11 RFUS 61 RFDSC 71 RFSC 11 RF...

Page 17: ...ion test Fig 6 is used to detect and display the current status of the RF signal between the RF Touch and progra mmed actuator Press Start Fig 7 to initiate the test the current status of the signal is displayed in percentage Press Return to Programming to get back to main menu of programming Programming Assign new SETUP fig 1 fig 1 fig 1 fig 2 fi 2 fig 2 fig 3 fi 3 fig 3 fig 4 fi 4 fig 4 fig 5 fi...

Page 18: ...actuators or internal relays Image 10 SETUP fig 1 fi 1 fig 1 fig 2 fi 2 fig 2 fig 3 fi 3 fig 3 fig 4 fi 4 fig 4 fig 5 fi 5 fig 5 fig 6 fi 6 fig 6 fig 7 fi 7 fig 7 obr 8 b 8 obr 8 fig 9 fi 9 fig 9 obr 10 b 10 obr 10 obr 11 b 11 obr 11 Correction table for offset settings inRFSTI 11 G device Connected power 0 VA 250 VA 500 VA 1000 VA 1500 VA 2000 VA Offset in RF Touch settings 5 C 3 5 C 2 C 1 5 C 0 ...

Page 19: ...the name to display the assigned actuator Select the name to which the RFTI 10B RFTI 10 G or RFATV 1 is assigned Fig 1 3 Use arrows to check the name and address of the assigned actuator Fig 4 5 Touch the name or address of the actuator to display the menu Fig 6 Remove Pair with Paired with Programming Temperature regulation Assigned receivers RFTI 10B RFTC 10 G and RFATV 1 Serves to cancel the li...

Page 20: ...rves to combine the RFTI 10B RFTC 10 G or RFATV 1 temperature unit with the RFSA 61M or RFSA 61B or RFDAC 71B multifunction actuator where the temperature unit measures the current temperature and the multifunction actuator switches on the Temperature regulation based on the measured temperature The multifunction actuator switches based on the set temperatures in the RF Touch Programming Temperatu...

Page 21: ...nable search Fig 4 searching icon is shown the shortest distance to assign a detector is 1 5m RF Touch will recognize new detector when batteries are inserted into the detector Confirm the assignment by pressing Fig 5 Choose a name to which the detector will be assigned Fig 6 Each detector may be assigned only to one name Pressing arrows can display the name or address associated with the detector...

Page 22: ...he main Menu Control of the paired actuators see page 26 The above method can be used to assign additional detectors The RF Touch can be programmed with up to 30 detectors Note The minimum distance between the detector and RF Touch is 1 5 meters Programming Detectors Pair with This menu will lists switching actuators which are paired with the detectors By touching the name you can remove paired ac...

Page 23: ...ssign new Fig 3 it will show group of units switching dimming and blind control Select the section you want to as sign for desired command name Fig 4 You can create a menu for your device names created in the desired section Select the name Fig 5 and further define the function Fig 6 The unit will returns to display groups of units switching dimming and blind fig 7 where you can continue with prog...

Page 24: ...thers fig 3 4 Setup Display fig 1 2 Background select the type of screen background color black blue green purple Screensaver the desired brightness 25 50 75 100 will be activated after preset time since the last touch 15s 30s 1min 3min Sleep mode set the time after which RF Touch screen unit goes to sleep the screen goes dark 0min 10min 15min 20min Calibrating the display cross appear in every co...

Page 25: ...ll only see menu that you created without division into sections Figure 6 this view is useful if you programmed max 7 actuators Temperature regulation Fig 7 displayed units C F settings for Hysteresis heating upper and lower margins in a range of 0 5 5 C image 8 set Offset fix inaccuracies in temperature measurements in the range from 5 to 5 C Selection of function for temperature control Heating ...

Page 26: ...s designed to maintain the minimum required temperature in a range of 5 15 C AUTO Heating program can be used to set the heating regime for the whole week Holiday mode is used for temporary interruption of the heating program or other heating mode Note Setting Units C F and hysteresis for heating is done in the Settings Other Heating Control Temperature regulation To edit the mode first select the...

Page 27: ...bled for the day Confirmation of the selected program OK If you want to set additional heating program to continue with programming Note For one day you can create up to 5 heating programs Times of programs may not overlap Fig 5 Setting of program until midnight and over midnight see page 37 Daily overview Fig 4 arrows will choose between selected time program or temperature Figure 5 6 To remove s...

Page 28: ...d by touching bar belonging to the program Fig 4 then touch the bin icon and program will be erased If you do not mark any bar you can touch the bin icon to remove all holiday arrangements Temperature regulation holiday mode CONTROL TEMPERATURE REGULATION Note The required temperature can be set manually on the RF Touch unit The adjustment after activation is valid until the first subsequent chang...

Page 29: ...a green dot displays the ongoing stoppage of heating during the set time of inactivity if an open window has been detected Status image 5 Status 0 means the thermo valve is functioning correctly during constant display of different value contact the manufacturer Inactive period image 6 here you set the period during which heating is shut off once an open window has been detected Temperature regula...

Page 30: ...h multifunction switch actuators RFSA 61B RFSA 62B RFSA 61M and RFSA 66M Impulse first touch switch on second one to switch off Button It is on as long as long you are holding button Delayed switch on touch will begin to count preset time after which the actuator switch on Delayed switch off touch will start to count preset time after which the actuator will switch off In the section Time settings...

Page 31: ...B temperature unit fig 1 fi 1 fig 1 fig 2 fi 2 fig 2 fig 3 fi 3 fig 3 Upon selecting the Switching on menu to which the RFDAC 71B actuator is assigned the basic function are displayed Switch on Switch off Press shortly the arrows at the Regulation icon 0 10V to set the desired value Fig 3 Touch OK to perform the command Main menu Switch on RFDAC 71B 31 ...

Page 32: ...e day To confirm of selected programs touch OK If you want to configure other Switching program continue programming Note For one day you can create up to 5 switching programs Programs must not overleap Setting of program until midnight and over midnight see page 37 Daily Weekly Overview shows the daily weekly overview of switching programs To delete a program in the Daily overview Fig 3 indicate ...

Page 33: ...ired brightness Fig 3 Touch OK to confirm In the case displayed icon level has been set by other controler Fig 4 Further functions Fig 5 can be used only in combination with multifunctional dimming actuators RFDA 71B and analog actuator RFDAC 71B Smooth start touch will start smooth start up for preset time Smooth stop touch will start smooth run down for preset time In the Setting you can set tim...

Page 34: ... white light on the analogue inputs are automatically set to the maximum value of individual colour elements which is indicated in the RGB light source output by means of mixing the elements with resulting white colour Then we can regulate only the brightness intensity on the output Upon pressing touch button light on with colour as per RGB the button white light on is automatically blocked and bu...

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Page 36: ...lly open close Touch open icon for more than 3 seconds to put Fig 3 device into the end position Then touch close icon longer than 3 seconds to retract indicate the device while in motion measure time t a period during which the equipment is in motion Under Settings you touch on a time interval of hours minutes mark information you want to change Arrows set me asured by time t 2s Pulling into the ...

Page 37: ... to set additional blinds program to continue with programming Note For one day you can create up to 5 blinds programs Programs must not overleap Fig 5 Setting of program until midnight and over midnight see page 37 Daily Weekly Overview shows the daily weekly overview of switching programs To delete a program in the Daily overview Fig 3 indicate bar you want to delete Fig 4 at then press the bin ...

Page 38: ...ssing the name of the switching device you will display the selection Fig 4 On state neutral Off state alarm Switch off switched off without delay Delayed run out switches off after the time period set in the switching settings Switch on switches on without delay Delayed onset switches on after the time period set in the switching settings Confirm by pressing OK Fig 4 Note The time delay is set fo...

Page 39: ...vices Touch Quick control l to display the name selection of your custom menu Fig 2 Touch the name to display the following options Fig 3 Activate displays set scenes Deactivate the OFF function will be executed on all active actuators Main Menu Quick control fig 2 fi 2 fig 2 fig 3 fi 3 fig 3 39 ...

Page 40: ...o one name of device outside Quick Control This room has already been defined in the group enter a new name The address has already been selected in the unit list Choose another address enter correct information The address information must be complete enter correct information xxx displayed instead of temperature actuator not programmed actuator sensor defect communication failure Up to 40 units ...

Page 41: ...stalled The RF Control system must only be installed in indoor areas The device has not been designed for outdoor use or use in moist environment it must not be installed in metal distribution boxes and plastic distribution boxes with metal doors as this would prevent the transmission of the radio frequency signal RF Control is not recommended for the control of devices providing for vital life fu...

Page 42: ...1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Serial no Description Name of the controlled device Actuator name Actuator address Installation Form 42 ...

Page 43: ...21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 E N Serial no Description Name of the controlled device Actuator name Actuator address Installation Form 43 ...

Page 44: ...rev 2 ELKO EP s r o Palackého 493 769 01 Holešov Všetuly CZ tel 420 573 514 211 fax 420 573 514 227 elko elkoep com www elkoep com ...

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