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Controlling the Hometronic with the remote control

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Controlling the ceiling lamp

button 1 n

Switching the ceiling lamp on or off

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Press button 1.

The LED lights up green.

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Press the

▲

button briefly.

The LED flashes. The ceiling lamp is switched on.

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Press the

▼

button briefly.

The ceiling lamp is switched off.

Dimming the ceiling lamp

►

Press button 1.

The LED lights up green.

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Keep the

▲

button or

▼

button pressed.

►

Release the

▲

button or

▼

button when the desired brightness has

been reached.

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Summary of Contents for Hometronic HRD 20

Page 1: ...Remote Control HRD 20 Operation ...

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Page 3: ...l shutters awnings Increase or decrease the setpoint temperature of a room Activate Lifestyles It is possible to use any number of remote controls in one Hometronic system The remote control can be disabled by means of a simple button combination child proofing The buttons can be assigned freely and can be changed at any time These instructions provide information on how to assign the buttons and ...

Page 4: ...Assigning buttons 4 Controlling the Hometronic with the remote control 10 Activating the child proofing 15 Replacing the batteries 17 Glossary 18 Technical data 19 Help with problems 20 kom men par ty urla ub geh en abe nd aufw ach e ...

Page 5: ...ear LED green red Battery compartment Assignment lable enclosed Buttons Buttons 1 6 Selection buttons for lamps devices shutters heating etc Buttons A B Selection buttons for Lifestyles OK Confirmation button Control buttons ...

Page 6: ...utomatic mode The yellow LED at the Hometronic Manager lights up The display shows the standard display example HOMETRONIC WE 29 10 1999 11 15 No Lifestyle active LIVING 20 0 C Press the dial button at the Hometronic Manager The cursor flashes in the lowest line HOMETRONIC WE 29 10 1999 11 15 No Lifestyle active LIVING 20 0 C Turn the dial button to the right in order to move the cursor to the hig...

Page 7: ...e to be assigned to the Hometronic Manager before they can be taken into operation This process is called the Teach in The Hometronic Manager and the new components exchange data during the procedure Note In the following example button 1 is assigned to a ceiling light in the kitchen Press the dial button The following text is displayed HEATING SHUTTERS DEVICES LIGHT SENSOR Note If you assign a bu...

Page 8: ...ess of assigning or changing module names is described in the operating instructions of the Hometronic Manager Select the corresponding module in this case Ceiling light and press the dial button CEILING LIGHT MODULE 2 MODULE 3 MODULE 4 The red LED for Manual mode at the Hometronic Manager lights up bright The Teach in mode is active The Hometronic Manager is ready to transmit data via the red LED...

Page 9: ...Teach in for 15 seconds Move the front of the remote control across the lit up LED of the Hometronic Manager The remote control and the Hometronic Manager exchange data The procedure only takes a moment ko mmen pa rty urlaub ge he n ab en d au fwac he Note The procedure should not be carried out under direct sunlight If necessary darken the room ...

Page 10: ...ling the Hometronic with the remote control Enter the button assignment in the assignment table Failed Teach in The Teach in has failed when the LED of the remote control shines red after 15 seconds Repeat the Teach in Repeating the Teach in Press the dial button in order to activate the Teach in again CEILING LIGHT MODULE 2 MODULE 3 MODULE 4 The module is activated again for Teach in Repeat Step ...

Page 11: ...2 Activate the Teach in for the desired component or the Lifestyle Step 3 Assign the button of the remote control Step 4 Fasten the assignment table to the bottom of the remote control Changing the button assignment Note You can change the assignment of individual buttons at any time Proceed as described in the section Assigning further buttons ...

Page 12: ...ressing the OK button The LED flashes and then displays green again The selected component remains active until the LED extinguishes approx 15 seconds or another component is selected Note If the Hometronic is operating in automatic mode the changes with the remote control may only be retained until the next switching point Example button assignment The following explanation assumes that the butto...

Page 13: ...s button 1 The LED lights up green Press the button briefly The LED flashes The ceiling lamp is switched on Press the button briefly The ceiling lamp is switched off Dimming the ceiling lamp Press button 1 The LED lights up green Keep the button or button pressed Release the button or button when the desired brightness has been reached ...

Page 14: ...reen Press the button briefly The shutter closes completely Press the button briefly The shutter opens completely If you want to stop the shutters completely press OK The shutter stops Positioning the shutters individually Press button 2 The LED lights up green Keep the button or button pressed Release the button or button when the desired position has been reached ...

Page 15: ...ring the temperature The setpoint temperature amounts to 20 C Press button 3 then press the button The setpoint temperature amounts to 18 C Note Every further press will not lower the setpoint temperature Increasing the temperature again The setpoint temperature has been lowered to 18 C with the remote control Press button 3 then press the button The setpoint temperature amounts to 20 C again Pres...

Page 16: ...emperature Press button 3 Press OK The setpoint temperature is set to the value of the Hometronic Manager in our example 20 C Note For information on how to change the temperature jump of 2 C max of 8 C please refer to the chapter Parameters Changing the remote offset in the Hometronic Manager operating instructions Activating the Evening Lifestyle button A Press button A briefly Press OK The Even...

Page 17: ...ponents must first be assigned to the remote control before they can be controlled This process is called the Teach in Decide which component is to be controlled by which button Note the assignment on the enclosed table label Activate the Teach in mode as described in the instructions for the radio components Press the desired selection button Press OK until the LED flashes green Note You can chan...

Page 18: ...e remote control Press the buttons and OK simultaneously The remote control is disabled Check whether it is disabled by pressing any button The LED flashes red until the button is pressed Enabling the remote control Press the buttons and OK simultaneously again The remote control can be used again Note Removing the battery disables the child proofing ...

Page 19: ...rol Remove the batteries and dispose of them in a manner which does not damage the environment Note Always replace both batteries Only use the following battery types Micro batteries Alkali manganese LR03 durability approx 2 years or 1 5 V rechargeable LR03 durability approx year Caution Ensure that the batteries are poled correctly The batteries may discharge Ensure that the batteries are poled c...

Page 20: ...ager Central control unit of Hometronic LED Light emitting diode Lifestyle Combination of functions which Hometronic sets in accordance with a certain Lifestyle e g Party or Waking up Micro battery Battery type of standardized size Setpoint temperature Temperature specification for heating control not the room temperature Temperature jump Interval in which the setpoint temperature is changed Prese...

Page 21: ...ability of the batteries Approx 2 years alkali Approx years rechargeable Remote offset range 0 8 C Works setting at the Hometronic Manager 2 C Operating temperature 0 50 C Storage temperature 20 70 C Degree of protection IP 20 Maximum humidity 95 ...

Page 22: ...ght up or lights up red when a button is pressed Batteries empty or low Change the batteries see page 17 LED flashes red when the button is pressed Remote control disabled Enable the remote control see page 16 LED lights up green when a control button is pressed Button not assigned Assign the button see page 4 ...

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Page 24: ...637 300 This company is certificated to Radio frequency registration A B CH D DK E F FIN IT LUX N NL UK The right is reserved to make modifications This document is definitive for the enclosed product and replaces all previous publications No 7157512 EN2H 0199 GE51 R0301 ...

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