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Technical data sheet: S000094312EN-1 

Updated: 

Created: 20/09/2017

Cat. No(s): 0 026 54

KNX modular dimmer 2 x 300 W

  8. TROUBLESHOOTING

8.1 On the dimmer in the panel

PROBLEM

CAUSES

SOLUTIONS

The dimmer does not react when the 

push-buttons on the front are pressed

Device jammed

1-  Check mains power and KNX BUS are present.

2- Disconnect the mains power.

Flashing red ON/OFF

 

LED

Thermal overload

1-  Check and adjust the load total power (overload).

2-  Temperature in the enclosure too high: leave 1 module empty on 

each side of the dimmer.

Leave the device to cool (15 min) and press the Prog & Reset button 

briefly to acknowledge the fault.

Steady red Prog and Reset

 

LED

Overload protection activated

1-  Check and adjust the load total power (overload).

2-  Check the loads are working properly (supply the loads directly 

from the mains).

3-  Acknowledge the fault by pressing the Prog & Reset button 

briefly.

Steady red ON/OFF

 

LED

Short-circuit on the load circuit

1- Check that one of the loads has not been destroyed.

2- Check the wiring.

3-  Acknowledge the fault by pressing the Prog & Reset button 

briefly.

Other fault

General fault

1- Disconnect the mains power.

2-  If this does not work, revert to factory settings.

3- Contact customer service.

The load flickers when on dimming 

minimum level

The minimum dimming level is  

too low for the load

1- Check whether the load is dimmable. 

2- Check that there is not a mixture of load types.

3- Set the dimming minimum level.

The load flickers all the time

Load type/dimmer setting 

compatibility problem (CFL mode, 

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- Check whether the load is dimmable. 

2- Check that there is not a mixture of load types.

3-  Configure the dimmer in level memory mode.

At switch-on, the load varies for 30 sec. Load teach phase

1- Set the dimming minimum level.

The load does not switch on at 

minimum level

Inappropriate setting

1- Disable the level memory.

2-  From the load type mode menu, choose “CFL”.

3- If this does not work, please contact customer service.

The load does not switch on

General fault

1- Check mains power is present.

2- Check the load.

3-  Check the dimmer status (see dimmer diagnostics table).

4- Check the wiring.

8.2 On the NFC function

PROBLEM

CAUSES

SOLUTIONS

Communication problem with NFC 

device

NFC device (phone or tablet) radio 

communication not being detected

1-  Check whether the “Close Up” app has been installed on the 

device.

2-  Identify the location of the mobile device's NFC antenna (Logo 

or see manual), and place it on the dimmer NFC logo.

3- Hold the device in contact with the dimmer.

4- The mobile device must not be charging.

5-  Remove the mobile device's protective shell.

6-  Approach the dimmer quickly, and if communication does not 

work, go backward and forward to the dimmer several times.

Caution: Some NFC devices do not have enough power to work 

with our product.

Caution: After replacing any of the phone components, check that 

the NFC function is still present (antenna on the battery, protective 

shell, etc).

If your problem is still not resolved, please contact customer service.

Note:

All technical information is available online at

 

www.legrandoc.com

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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