Jung FMS 4 UP Operation Manual Download Page 6

Ensure that the wires cannot be pulled or pushed. 

Set the operating mode (see the Commissioning chapter). The set operating mode can be 
changed at any time. 

Connect the connectors of the eight-wire cable (5) and the white antenna to the transmitter. 

Lay the antenna (4) stretched out freely if possible. 

picture 6 

Colour coding of the wires 

Yellow (YE) and yellow/black 

Input E1 

Green (GN) and green/black 

Input E2 

Grey (GY) and grey/black 

Input E3 

Pink (PK) and pink/black 

Input E4 

The cables marked in black form a shared reference potential. 

Connect potential-free switches and buttons to the eight-wire cable. 

Insulate unused wires. 

Insert the transmitter (1) in the appliance box. 

Mount the switches and buttons (6) in the appliance box. 

Replacing the battery 

The battery is already inserted on delivery. Replacement is only necessary when the battery is 
weak or empty. 

LED display 

Meaning 

LED flashes on transmission 

Battery OK 

After transmission, LED again flashes very 
quickly 

Battery weak 

LED does not flash on actuating a connected 
button/switch 

Battery empty 

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Radio Management  

Radio multifunction transmitter 

Summary of Contents for FMS 4 UP

Page 1: ...teries Do not shorten extend or strip the antenna Device can be damaged Insulate wires which are not required and do not connect them to parts carrying voltage Otherwise the device could be destroyed...

Page 2: ...and light scene commands Operation with potential free switches or buttons Operation with suitable radio actuators Installation in appliance box acc to DIN 49073 Observe the technical data Product cha...

Page 3: ...r period Receiver reacts according to the length of time for which the button is pressed see following table Receiver Short Long Switching actuator Switch on off Switch on off Dimmer actuator Switch o...

Page 4: ...r behaves like the switch connected to the transmitter In operating mode 4 the controlled switching actuator behaves in the opposite way to the switch connected to the transmitter o Actuate the switch...

Page 5: ...tallation environment Electrical shocks can be fatal Before working on the device disconnect the power supply and cover up live parts in the working environment Connecting and mounting the device pict...

Page 6: ...The cables marked in black form a shared reference potential o Connect potential free switches and buttons to the eight wire cable o Insulate unused wires o Insert the transmitter 1 in the appliance b...

Page 7: ...attery holder Observe the polarity the Plus pole of the battery must be at the top o Lock the battery in place using slight pressure o Close the battery compartment 5 2 Commissioning Setting the opera...

Page 8: ...ht scene 3 5 Button 8 01011 Light scene 1 4 Button Implementing the Bell mode application example In Bell mode a load e g a bell or a lamp is switched on for the time the button is pressed With a swit...

Page 9: ...operating modes 5 to 8 o Switch the receiver to Programming mode see transmitter instructions o Depending on the selected function actuate the light scenes button for at least 3 s or actuate the All O...

Page 10: ...ly disposal According to statutory provisions the end consumer is obligated to return used batteries 6 1 Technical data Rated voltage DC 3 V Battery type 1 lithium CR 2032 Cable length approx 290 mm c...

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