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CONTENTS

Technical data sheet: S000094312EN-1 

Updated: 

Created: 20/09/2017

Cat. No(s): 0 026 54

KNX modular dimmer 2 x 300 W

  5. OPERATION

5.1 Description of the device

ON/+ 

push-

buttons

Channel LED

Prog & Reset 

LED

Prog & Reset 

button

“Manual mode” 

LED

“Manual mode” 

button

OFF/- 

push-

buttons

29 V

=

NFC

5.1.1 Description of push-buttons

The push-buttons on the front are used to change the settings. 

Depending on how long they are pressed for (short < 2 s or long 10 s), 

the device behaves differently.

ACTION

CONDITION

Push-button

Push-

button 

time

Enables or disables physical 

addressing teach mode 

No global error on 

channel 1/channel 2 

Prog & Reset

Short

Factory reset

Physical addressing 

teach mode active

Prog & Reset

Long (10 s)

Enables or disables manual 

mode

Physical addressing teach 

mode disabled

Manual

Short

Acknowledges an error (global; 

C1 and C2)

Error (global; C1 and C2)

Manual

Long (10 s)

Switches on the load

Manual mode enabled

ON/+ 

Channel 1

Short

Increases the load to maximum

Manual mode enabled

ON/+ 

Channel 1

Long (> 2 s)

Switches off the load

Manual mode enabled

OFF/- 

Channel 1

Short

Decreases the load to minimum Manual mode enabled

OFF/-  

Channel 1

Long (> 2 s)

Switches on the load

Manual mode enabled

ON/+ 

Channel 2

Short

Increases the load to maximum

Manual mode enabled

ON/+ 

Channel 2

Long (> 2 s)

Switches off the load

Manual mode enabled

OFF/- 

Channel 2

Short

Decreases the load to minimum Manual mode enabled

OFF/- 

Channel 2

Long (> 2 s)

    

5.  OPERATION

 

(continued)

5.1 Description of the device (continued)
5.1.2 Description of LED flashing

Each push-button press is associated with a flash and an LED colour.  

The various flashing types and LEDs are detailed in the table below.

LED

Colour

Behaviour

Indication

Prog & Reset

Red

Steady

Physical address teaching

Prog & Reset

Red

Flashing quickly

Reset in progress

Manual

Red

Flashing quickly

BUS not connected  

(only on starting)

Manual

Orange

Steady

Manual mode enabled

Manual

Orange

Flashing slowly

Not addressed

Manual

Orange

Flashing quickly

Not programmed

Channel 1

Green

Steady

Load switched on

Channel 1

Green

Flashing slowly

Channel not connected

Channel 1

Green

Flashing quickly

Channel initialisation

Channel 1

Magenta

Flashing

Teaching in progress

Channel 1

Red

Steady

Load short-circuited 

Channel 1

Red

Flashing slowly

Overheating

Channel 1

Red

Burst flashing

Overload

Channel 2

Green

Steady

Load switched on

Channel 2

Green

Flashing slowly

Channel not connected

Channel 2

Green

Flashing quickly

Channel initialisation

Channel 2

Magenta

Flashing

Teaching in progress

Channel 2

Red

Steady

Load short-circuited

Channel 2

Red

Flashing slowly

Overheating

Channel 2

Red

Burst flashing

Overload

5.2 Load teach phase

At the first switch-on, the load teach phase is launched. During this 

phase, the load will switch on, switch off, dim and sometimes flash.
The LED (Channel 1 and Channel 2 push-buttons) associated with the 

channel flashes alternately in magenta during the teach phase. 
The teach phase lasts approximately 30 seconds. It is complete when 

the push-button LED lights up.

Caution:

Following a power failure, the teach phase will be launched after 

pressing a switch-on command (if automatic mode has been 

selected).

Summary of Contents for 0 026 54

Page 1: ...he device 3 5 1 1 Description of push buttons 3 5 1 2 Description of LED flashing 3 5 2 Load teach phase 3 5 3 Manual mode 4 5 4 NFC settings 4 5 4 1 Channel configuration 5 5 4 2 Load settings 5 5 4...

Page 2: ...m2 or 2 x 1 5 mm2 BUS consumption 3 mA Table of loads which can be controlled per channel R trailing or leading mode L leading mode Dimmable Dimmable Dimmable LED 12 VAC 240 V Max 300W 200VA or 30 200...

Page 3: ...ntinued 5 1 2 Description of LED flashing Each push button press is associated with a flash and an LED colour The various flashing types and LEDs are detailed in the table below LED Colour Behaviour I...

Page 4: ...1 and 2 can then be switched ON OFF with a short press on the up and down buttons of each channel A long press on these buttons will brighten or dim the light 2 s 2 s 2 s ON OFF 2 s 2 1 To exit manua...

Page 5: ...300 VA max Compact fluorescent 100 W max LED 75 W max LED with noise reduction 40 W max Maximum level 20 to 100 Minimum level 2 to 85 5 4 3 Scene settings This is used to configure the different scene...

Page 6: ...trol unit receives a dimming command OFF time 2 s 1 s 1 H Time taken to go from 100 to 0 when the control unit receives an OFF command Level time 1 s 1 s 1 H Time taken to go from 0 to 100 when the co...

Page 7: ...Automatic by default automatic load recognition Forced if forced mode is chosen it opens the possibility of choosing other options Load commutation Load switching Trailing Edge by default Leading Edge...

Page 8: ...de leading or trailing mode etc 1 Check whether the load is dimmable 2 Check that there is not a mixture of load types The load does not react correctly to the dimming request Inappropriate setting 1...

Page 9: ...EDbulb MV 10W 806lm 2015 1 to 4 Leading mode LED with noise reduction 40 W OK Set the minimum light level if necessary The Dimmer without memory function is not recommended due to the lamp technology...

Page 10: ...5 1 to 8 Leading or trailing mode Transformer LED Not OK 1 to 5 bulbs Leading mode LED with noise reduction 40 W Set the minimum light level if necessary 6 to 8 bulbs Leading mode LED 75 W Set the min...

Page 11: ...and 100 If the transformer makes a buzzing noise switch to trailing mode 1 to 4 max LEGRAND TMDO 50 45 W FERRO Leading mode Transformer OK Set the minimum light level if necessary Dimming range can b...

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