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Dimming

 menu is for all the lights where you want to control the 

brightness (load R L, C - 250V).

Touch 

Dimming

 

(fig. 149)

 to display a selection of names you 

created in menu 

(fig. 150)

Note: Graphical representation of the contact / devices (Green -on, Red -off ) 

is for information only and may be infl uenced by the amount of information 

processed or combining multiple control units RF Touch and RF Pilot.

By touching the Mo-Su icon it will activate the schedule on a given 

day of the week 

(fig. 146)

 − active for the day,   − disabled for 

the day. To confi rm of selected schedule touch 

OK

. If you want to set 

additional schedule to continue with programming.

Note: For one day you can create up to 5 schedules a week and up to 5 

schedules for Holiday mode. Times of programs may not overlap. 

Daily

 

(fig. 147)

 / 

Weekly overview

 

(fig. 148)

 shows the daily / weekly 

overview of schedule.

To delete a time schedule in the 

Daily overview

  (

fig. 147)

 indicate 

the bar want to delete at then press the bin icon   – to delete it. If 

you do not select any of the programmed bars and press bin icon 

you will remove all schedules in the day.

Weekly overview

 

(fig. 148)

 − touch the bin icon   to clear all 

schedules.

Note: If 

Holiday mode

 is not enabled in 

Settings

 (see page 30) − it can not be 

set here 

(fig. 143)

. Component RFGA-1 has Weekly / Holiday mode. 

Main menu / Dimming

 fig. 149

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hall light

hall light

hall light

Weekly overview

Daily overview

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Main menu

Dimming

Temperature regulation

Quick control

Detectors

Blinds

Dimming

Switching

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entrace light

room lamp 1

chandelier

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room lamp 2

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Summary of Contents for RF Touch

Page 1: ...RF Touch Control touch unit INSTALLATION MANUAL www inels com Switching HVAC Blinds Shutters Detectors Lighting dimming Heating...

Page 2: ...llows you to control many devices through the touch screen heating control dimming lights switching of electrical appliances and equipment blinds a combination of detectors function timers group contr...

Page 3: ...is necessary to follow safety regulations standards guidelines and special provisions for working with electrical equipment Contents Overview of wireless RF Control devices 4 Technical parameters 8 Ch...

Page 4: ...Wireless wall controller 4 button 4 button controller keychain Wireless contact converter 2 inputs Wireless contact converter 4 inputs Wireless contact converter 230V Wireless remote controller with d...

Page 5: ...output Wireless switch unit multi function 1 output Wireless switch unit with the input for a pushbutton Wireless switch unit ush mounted 2 outputs Wireless coloured and white bulb Wireless switch uni...

Page 6: ...Dimming socket multi function Wireless thermo valve Wireless temperature sensor Switch unit with a temperature sensor ush mounted Switch unit with a temperature sensor Simple wireless temperature cont...

Page 7: ...ic contact Wireless magnetic contact Flush mounting Wireless motion detector Wireless ood detector Wireless pulse converter External antenna Thermodrive Telva 230 V Telva 24 V Temperature sensors Floo...

Page 8: ...75 g Standards EN 60730 1 adapter is included for RF Touch W weight includes the plastic frame and the intermediate frame Technical parameters RF Touch B RF Touch W Display Type color TFT LCD Resoluti...

Page 9: ...n 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 to...

Page 10: ...V AC A2 N L A2 A1 A1 A2 RF Touch B RF Touch W adapter included with RF Touch W Power supply Fitting on the surface Adhesive mounting With Power Adapter Power supply Mounting into the installation box...

Page 11: ...stallation Form device name that you want to manage to create a menu the names of units for the correct classi cation of the group for example RFSA 61B addresses of units to identify the actuator for...

Page 12: ...u yes selected no not selected con rm dot letters small capital letters space switch between letters numbers Temperature regulation Switching Dimming Blinds Detectors Quick control Main menu erase pre...

Page 13: ...open intermediate position temperature Heating Normal mode Saving mode Heating program Party mode Holiday mode Anti freeze mode Internal sensor External sensor Window detection Home screen display ic...

Page 14: ...he location To access the Main Menu fig 5 touch the display in the time display area Sleep mode To exit Touch the lock icon on the display twice The Settings menu fig 8 9 can be opened by touching the...

Page 15: ...ating names is important for successful programming of the RF Touch For each actuator which is involved in the installation you have to create unique name The content of this menu is not set at the fa...

Page 16: ...FTI 10B can be connected with two temperature sensors For each sensor you can create your own name Edit button is used to change or modify the name in the created menu Press the Edit icon fig 20 a men...

Page 17: ...n Temperature components and detectors can be paired with the multifunction switch Actuators are divided into sections for which they are intended According to the actuator s type you have to select a...

Page 18: ...e paired switching components RFSA 6x Switch unit with a temperature sensor RFSTI 11 G INX Measures temperature with internal sensor while using the internal relay to control the heating circuit on th...

Page 19: ...ed by a power cord Multi function design button impulse relay and time function of delayed ON or OFF with time setting of 2 s 60 min Switch unit for outdoor use multi function RFUS 61 The switching un...

Page 20: ...ly lamps Types of connectible loads R L C ESL and LED Multi function 6 light functions smooth increase or decrease with time setting 2s 30 min Dimming socket single function RFDSC 11 The dimmed socket...

Page 21: ...ty and based on a set value it sends the command to switch on the lights or pull the blinds up or down Wireless ood detector RFSF 1B BLOCK Monitors areas e g bathrooms basements shafts or tanks to pro...

Page 22: ...signal between the RF Touch and programmed actuator press Start to initiate the test the current status of the signal is displayed in percentage Note When testing communications the actuator must be c...

Page 23: ...d to adjust the settings to offset this see Setting Temperature regulation page 32 Setting Programming Temperature regulation Assigned receivers It serves to control or remove the actuator from the na...

Page 24: ...output component for other system components connected within range of the RF signal of the installation Communication test fig 58 used to check the location of the element range and signal quality Se...

Page 25: ...ors Assing detector Section Detectors is intended for assign or remove detectors to menu Select Assign detector fig 59 The list of detectors will be shown Select the detector you want assign to the RF...

Page 26: ...with fig 72 73 paired detector can be paired with the multifunction switching actuator from switching menu eg motion detector with entrance light One detector can be paired with up to 30 multifunction...

Page 27: ...s OASIS JA 81M JA 82M can be used in two ways information about the status open close eg window is open without pairing with a switching actuator pairing with the multifunction switching actuator whic...

Page 28: ...o con rm the setting fig 82 The unit will returns to display groups of units for Quick Control Switching Dimming Blinds fig 83 where you can continue with programming Setting Programming Quick control...

Page 29: ...pear in every corner of the screen which need to be pressed twice Calibration will be performed Display calibration can also be started by resetting the unit or disconnecting the supply voltage from t...

Page 30: ...ay mode is activated you can not set a temporary interruption in the weekly program menu Temperature control Switching Dimming Blinds Changes the password for Setup menu Enter password fig 96 default...

Page 31: ...Quickly terminates the operation of the system and restarts again without changing settings Factory default Factory default Enter the password 1234 con rm command YES to return the RF Touch unit to f...

Page 32: ...choice is used to set the most common controled devices directly from the Home screen Press 1 2 3 choice of options appear on the display where you select the device you want to view Actual temperatur...

Page 33: ...ng the applied settings change with the subsequent heating program or holiday mode The required temperature may be set manually on the RFTC 10 G unit This adjustment is valid until the subsequent chan...

Page 34: ...0 means the thermo valve is functioning correctly during constant display of different value contact the manufacturer Button Non operating time setting the time for which heating is stopped when an o...

Page 35: ...e all schedule RFATV 1 button is displayed Window detection fig 124 set as above Note RFSTI 11 G KOMBI and RFTI 10B KOMBI touching the icons set the temperature for internal and external sensors fig 1...

Page 36: ...recommended to pair the RFDAC 71B actor with the RFTC 10 G or RFTI 10B temperature unit For multifunctional components the Next functions button fig 137 after the button is pressed the selection of s...

Page 37: ...the garage door Stop press to stop the gate After pressing the control buttons or will display information about the direction of travel of the gate s The position of the door is indicated by backgro...

Page 38: ...day you can create up to 5 schedules a week and up to 5 schedules for Holiday mode Times of programs may not overlap Daily fig 147 Weekly overview fig 148 shows the daily weekly overview of schedule...

Page 39: ...ng functions are available fig 153 Dim up light touch will start smooth start up for preset time Dim down light touch will start smooth run down for preset time In the Setting you can set time for Dim...

Page 40: ...tings RF White LED 675 In the displayed list of the Dimming menu select the name to which you have paired the RF White LED 675 component fig 159 Touch the required name it will be displayed fig 160 ON...

Page 41: ...temporary interruption of the weekly program First you need to measure time t which your device needs to fully open close Touch Up icon fig 166 for more than 3 seconds to put device into the end posi...

Page 42: ...the switching actuator with which the detector is paired fig 170 171 Note The function of Delayed Switch Off is automatically allocated to the detector The time delay is set for the paired actuator D...

Page 43: ...time period set in the Switching settings Con rm by pressing OK Note The time delay is set for the paired actuator Graphical representation of contact is for information only Main menu Quick control...

Page 44: ...t to the temperature of the installation location This will prevent condensation of moisture in the device and the occurrence of a potential short circuit Keep ammable materials away from the device T...

Page 45: ...sired actuator No assigned unit Assign the desired actuator In the list of units the address is already occupied Choose another address Check and enter the correct address Unit is already programmed w...

Page 46: ...settings It was not selected day Enter new settings In one day are overlapping two time programs Enter new settings In one day is not available any time program No other programme can be entered All 5...

Page 47: ...of the controlled device Actuator name Actuator address 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 21 22 23...

Page 48: ...02 93 2016 rev 3 ELKO EP s r o Palack ho 493 769 01 Hole ov V etuly Czech Republic phone 420 573 514 211 e mail elko elkoep com www elkoep com...

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