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 Push-button, 4-gang plus with room temperature control unit and IR receiver

Multifunction with RTCU and FanCoil 1817/1.0

 Sending edge commands - 1 bit, 2 bit (priority), 4 bit, 1 byte

Push-button X - edges 

object A/B
Parameter

Setting

Object A/B

1 bit

2 bit (priority control)
4 bit
1 byte in steps 0 % - 100 %
1 byte contiuous 0-255

Direct action on operation

Sends 1

Action on release before 

the long operating time 

has elapsed

Sends 1 immediately and then cycli-

cally

Action on achieving the 

long operating time

Sends 1 only cyclically

Action on release after 

achieving the long operat-

ing time

Sets object value to 1 (readable only)

Sends 0
Sends 0 immediately and then cycli-

cally
Sends 0 only cyclically
Sets object value to 0 (readable only)
Sends value 1
Sends value 1 immediately and then 

cyclically
Sends value 1 only cyclically
Sets object value to value 1 (readable 

only)
Sends value 2
Sends value 2 immediately and then 

cyclically
Sends value 2 only cyclically
Sets object value to value 2 (readable 

only)
Toggles
Toggles, sends immediately, then cy-

clically
Toggles, only sends cyclically
Toggles and is not sent
Toggles cyclically, sends immediately, 

then cyclically
Toggles cyclically, only sends cyclical-

ly
Toggles cyclically and is not sent
Sends its value
Sends its value immediately and then 

cyclically
Sends 1 and after a cycle time 0
Sends value 1, then value 2 after a cy-

clic time
Cyclically increase the current object 

value by 1
Cyclically reduce the current object 

value by 2
None (stops cyclical sending)
No change
None (stop after current cycle time)

Value 1

Switch on with priority (11)

Switch off with priority (10)
Remove priority control (00)
Dim-darker-stop
To min. brightness
1/2 darker
1/8 darker
1/16 darker
1/32 darker
1/64 darker
1/4 darker
Dim-brighter-stop

To max. brightness

1/2 brighter
1/4 brighter
1/8 brighter
1/16 brighter
1/32 brighter
1/64 brighter

100 %

, 90 %, 80 %, ..., 0 %, 

25 %, 75 %

255

, 254, 253, ...0

Value 2

Switch on with priority (11)
Switch off with priority (10)

Remove priority control (00)

Dim-darker-stop

To min. brightness

1/2 darker
1/8 darker
1/16 darker
1/32 darker
1/64 darker
1/4 darker
Dim-brighter-stop
To max. brightness
1/2 brighter
1/4 brighter
1/8 brighter
1/16 brighter
1/32 brighter
1/64 brighter
100 %, 90 %, 80 %, ..., 

0 %

25 %, 75 %, 
255, 254, 253, ...

0

Cycle time = basis * factor
Basis

0.1 s, 1 s, 

1 min

, 1 h, 1 day

Factor (3-255)

3-255, 

10

Push-button X - edges 

object A/B
Parameter

Setting

Summary of Contents for MEG6212-03 Series

Page 1: ...operating instructions of your printer to find out which type of foil strips you can print Only use the coloured foil strips enclosed as the base since this ensures that the push button LEDs under the...

Page 2: ...button and hold he hour dis play for the selected time switching time starts to flash 4 Press the left or right push button on the display Set the hours as desired 5 Press the central push button brie...

Page 3: ...th RTCU and FanCoil 1817 1 0 Media type Twisted Pair Product name Push button 4 gang plus room temp control IR Order number MEG6214 40xx MEG6214 41xx Manufacturer Merten Product family 2 3 Push Button...

Page 4: ...and factor parameters The actual time is giv en by the multiplication of the two values Exam ple Base 1 second factor 3 gives 3 seconds The bold values in a table are the values set dur ing factory co...

Page 5: ...can be changed using the menu buttons on the push button see operating instruc tions If you use room temperature control Control general tab additional possible settings appear You can specify whether...

Page 6: ...d via the feedback object Display Parameter Settings User menu enabled Yes No Adjust operation mode during frost heat protection Yes No Set display mode multiple names appear during the change Actual...

Page 7: ...ton Two objects 1 bit 1 byte can also be transmitted in any combination when the push button is pressed Status indication The status LED can Be switched on or off continuously Light up when pressed fo...

Page 8: ...B not equal to 0 Flashes when switch value object A equals 0 Flashes when switch value object B equals 0 Flashes when status feedback object equals 1 Flashes when status feedback object equals 0 Opera...

Page 9: ...iod can be parameterised When switching takes place an ON OFF telegram is sent via the switch object When dimming dimming up or dimming down is carried out via the 4 bit dimming object the parameters...

Page 10: ...rised You can specify whether a stop telegram is to be trans mitted when the push button is released If you have enabled the transmission of a stop telegram a stop tel egram will be transmitted via th...

Page 11: ...the next time the push button is activated for a long period the exact period can be pa rameterised When a stop step telegram has been transmitted to ad just the slats a stop step telegram for the sam...

Page 12: ...long operation of the push button Status indication The status LED can Be switched on or off continuously Light up when pressed for a long period and go out when released Flash Display the status of o...

Page 13: ...are 1 bit 2 bit priority con trol 4 bit 1 byte in steps or infinitely Push button X Parameter Setting Edge function Normal operate release Number of objects One Two Push button X edges object A B Para...

Page 14: ...ject values you may need to set the Read flags manually The following activation sequence chart shows the phases into which the pulse edge function is divided Example 1 Object A 1 bit Sends 1 None Non...

Page 15: ...ends cyclically Toggles and is not sent Toggles cyclically sends immediately then cyclically Toggles cyclically only sends cyclical ly Toggles cyclically and is not sent Sends its value Sends its valu...

Page 16: ...the toggled value is transmitted and a new cycle time is started Subsequently it is always toggled cyclically and the new value is transmitted Toggles cyclically only sends cyclically If no cycle time...

Page 17: ...sed cy cle time e g 3 minutes it switches it back off again With a long press of the push button the same function is carried out but with a longer cycle time e g 6 min utes Number of objects 2 object...

Page 18: ...of the switch ac tuator Number of objects 1 object A Object A 1 bit Object A Action on release before the long operating time has elapsed Sends 1 immediately and then cyclically Action on achieving t...

Page 19: ...transmits the value which it currently has Therefore you can for example transmit a value with the sending group address which was previously re ceived via another group address No action Available va...

Page 20: ...and value B is transmitted after one cycle time regardless of wheth er a cycle time is already running or not staircase lighting timer function None stops cyclical sending No action is carried out and...

Page 21: ...step value Reduce current object value once Reduce the current object value once by the parame terised step value Any active cycle time is terminated Reverse slide direction and send cyclically If no...

Page 22: ...gain after the last possible step Example Value 1 0 value 2 255 step size 100 the following values are sent 39 78 0 39 78 0 etc Decrease stepwise within limits The value is reduced by one step value a...

Page 23: ...t different actions for short and long presses of a push button both for when the push button is pressed and for when it is released You can also set a cycle time which can be parameterised for each o...

Page 24: ...ong operating time has elapsed Sends value 2 Action on achieving the long operating time Toggles Action on release after achiev ing the long operating time Toggles cyclically sends immedi ately then c...

Page 25: ...on mode Parameter Settings Number of operation modes between which you want to toggle One Two Three Four Operation mode 1 Comfort extension operation Comfort operation Standby operation Night operatio...

Page 26: ...push button s internal scene module and must be identical to the scene addresses in the module The scene addresses entered with this function are not transmitted to the bus Communication objects You...

Page 27: ...Actuator group 7 is a special group which allows you to transmit values with 16 bits Specifying scene addresses and values For each scene you specify the scene address via which the scene on the exte...

Page 28: ...2 Time control tab Set the Request time synchro nisation via the bus parameter to Yes 3 Time control tab For the Behaviour when syn chronisation fails parameter select whether the switching commands a...

Page 29: ...Switching time 3 18 00 Switching time 4 22 00 The switching times are not carried out until the time has been set once via the control menu or via the time object When a change is made from a holiday...

Page 30: ...re sensor integrated into the push button However you can also measure the temperature via an external sensor and transfer it to the controller via the bus which then takes it fully or partially into...

Page 31: ...peration mode only or All operation modes Setpoint adjustment affects current operation mode only In this setting the setpoint temperature of the current operation mode is changed You can select wheth...

Page 32: ...econfigured is active The corresponding setpoints then also apply If the setpoint that was set is changed via the control menu and the value is higher or lower than the set limit an acoustic signal ca...

Page 33: ...button operation mode push button function comfort extension operation or The bus object Comfort extension The parameterised time for the comfort extension runs to an end and can then be restarted by...

Page 34: ...ht operation mode This operation mode enables you to reduce or increase the room tem perature to a greater extent during the night or over the weekend In this operation mode you use a 1 tele gram to s...

Page 35: ...mode has the highest priority A 0 telegram terminates the dewpoint alarm and the new operation mode is set The operation mode is the result of current informa tion from the objects Comfort input and N...

Page 36: ...ing frost heat protec tion No Frost heat protection object or Temperature jump detection Disable object Dewpoint alarm object Dewpoint alarm 1 Cooling Yes 0 No Correcting variable cooling 0 1 0 1 Fros...

Page 37: ...uator Electric convector Night storage heating Ceiling heating Cooling In the cooling control mode the current actual temper ature is compared with the current setpoint tempera ture If the actual temp...

Page 38: ...ed to con tinue to heat the room above the setpoint temperature If you have configured the heating and cooling setpoint temperatures to be the same the insensitive zone is set to 0 K The air condition...

Page 39: ...n not adjust the values for standby or night operation Two stage heating or cooling In order to shorten the heat up phase with slow heating systems e g underfloor heating a second more re sponsive hea...

Page 40: ...its ad vantage is that the room temperature is not constant but changes continuously reducing comfort particularly when heating and cooling systems are slow to react To counteract this effect you can...

Page 41: ...he controller Warm water heating Underfloor heating Electric heating Fan convector Split unit Cooling ceiling You can also set the control parameters for the propor tional range and the reset time man...

Page 42: ...ceiling with motorised valve drives Switching electric radiator heating Air conditioning with 4 duct 2 circuit air convector sys tem e g switching valve drives Temperature limitation using shading fa...

Page 43: ...t status object here If you want to display the system s status using visuali sation software there is one 1 byte status object and one 2 byte status object available for this purpose Structure of the...

Page 44: ...e The following formula applies Actual temperature measured temperature correc tion value If you also use an external temperature sensor you can set the percentage proportion at which the external ac...

Page 45: ...system types for which the recommended parameters have already been preconfigured Howev er if you have sufficient specialised knowledge you can also set the control parameters as required For 2 step...

Page 46: ...water when the heating is switched off for a longer period of time e g over the summer When the valve protection is switched on the valves are opened for a preset dura tion 100 on the controller outpu...

Page 47: ...variables Parameter Setting Function Object name Type Prio Flags Behaviour Control Current actual tem perature output 2 byte Low CRT Transmit read out Control Current actual tem perature input 2 byte...

Page 48: ...ow CRT Transmit read out Control Correcting variable heating basic level 1 byte Low CRT Transmit read out Control Correcting variable heating additional level 1 bit Low CRT Transmit read out Control C...

Page 49: ...iour when bus voltage fails The operation LEDs status LEDs are switched off to gether with the display including the background light ing Merten GmbH Solutions for intelligent buildings Serv ice Cente...

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