05-336
EN
PM005-33600R22463
1
1. DESCRIPTION
05-336 is a 2-channel wireless receiver used to control lighting, shutters, ventilators and other switching applications.
The device supports various operating modes: ON/OFF mode, ON/OFF mode with timer functions (fixed or
programmable), pulse mode, push-Button mode, and logic mode (and/or). These can be configured independently
per output.
2. INSTALLATION
The receiver is a surface-mounting device that needs to be installed on a flat surface. It is IP66 classified, which
means that it protects against the ingress of dust and powerful water jets. It can be installed in indoor and
outdoor environments within a temperature range of -20 °C to +45 °C.
1. Switch off the supply voltage
2. Open the lid and remove the electronic printed circuit board
3. Install M20 x 1.5 mm cable glands into the prepared openings. Use cable gland KVR M20-GDB/MGM from
Spelberg to seal cables with a diameter from 7 to 14 mm
4. Always seal screw holes that are made with a screw cover, silicone sealer, or rubber gaskets
5. Reinsert the electronic printed circuit board and connect the cables according the wiring diagram. Refer
to § 6 Load Table for maximum load values
L
N
230
V
~
50 Hz
1TB
P
M
CH1 CH2
2TB
PWR
X2
L N
X1
CH1
11 14
X3
CH2
24
21 22
X4
EXT1
EXT2
push-button EXT1
push-button EXT2
* Make sure the cable glands (KVR M20-GDB/MGM ) are fully sealed.
This product must be secured with a miniature circuit breaker (MCB) of max. 16 A in the electrical cabinet.
The MCB rating is limited by national installation rules.
6. Switch on the supply voltage
7. Programme the receiver as described under § 3 Operation and Use, and § 4 Programming
3. OPERATION AND USE
This Easywave receiver can be operated by wireless Easywave switches, Easywave remote controls or up to
two external wired push buttons. It has two inputs for wired potential-free push-buttons and two 10 A / 230 V
switch output contacts (one two-way and one single-pole). Each output can be paired with 32 wireless Easywave
controls. The two wired push-button inputs have priority over the wireless Easywave controls.
3.1. External push buttons
In the default state, the two external wired push buttons EXT1 and EXT2 use the ON/OFF operating mode in a
1-button operation. Input EXT1 is assigned to output 1 (CH1) and EXT2 to output 2 (CH2).
The EXT1 and EXT2 assignments can be reprogrammed, while every wired push button will behave as a 1-button
wireless control. The default state will be restored after a factory reset.
During operation, the wired push-button inputs have priority over the wireless Easywave controls.
A wired push button can, for example, be used to block an output contact by configuring a wired push button
with the ON/OFF operating mode via 2-button operation. As long as the wired push button is pressed, the
corresponding output contacts remain switched off.
When a wired push button is taught to operate in push button mode, it will switch ON its corresponding output
when pressed. Wireless Easywave controls or Easywave remote controls can switch OFF the output.
3.2. Display
Display
Operating status
Programming mode
LED
GREEN
PWR
Power
Supply voltage is on, LED is lit
LED
RED
2TB
2-button operation
LED 2TB flashes when a wire-
less signal is detected
• Displays the selected operation
• Signals the programming or delete
mode
1TB
1-button operation
CH1
LED output 1
lights up
Output 1 switched
Displays the output selected for
programming
CH2
LED output 2
lights up
Output 2 switched
Digital display
O...L
Upon receiving a programmed
transmission code, the cor-
responding operating mode is
displayed for 2 s.
Displays the selected operating
mode.
Displays the number of seconds
during Timer programming
Operating
Operating status
Programming mode
P
M
CH1 CH2
Programming button
Start programming mode and select
an operation
P
M
CH1 CH2
Mode button
Select an operating mode
P
M
CH1 CH2
Channel 1 button
Manually switch output ON/OFF. Select output 1
P
M
CH1 CH2
Channel 2 button
Manually switch output ON/OFF. Select output 2
Note: If you change the programming mode, all outputs are switched off and no switching operations are possible.
If you return to operating mode, the outputs remain switched off.
3.3. Operation
3.3.1. 2-BUTTON OPERATION
In a 2-button operation (2TB), the transmitter buttons A and C switch the output ON or start or retrigger the
TIMER functions. The transmitter buttons B or D switch OFF or stop the TIMER function.
Only one transmission button must be programmed in the receiver. The code for the second button is assigned
automatically. See § 4.1 for information about programming a 2-button operation.
A
B
C
D
05-317
D
C
A
B
A
B
A
B
A
B
A
B
C
05-312
A
B
C
K
05-318
410-00002
A
B
C
D
Note: If a PULSE or PUSH BUTTON operating mode is programmed in 2-button operation, both buttons will
always perform the same function.
3.3.2. 1-BUTTON OPERATION
In 1-button operation (1TB), each button switches ON and OFF alternately or triggers a PULSE. Each button can
start and retrigger the TIMER and actuate the PUSH BUTTON operating mode. Each button must be individually
programmed in the receiver. There is no automatic assignment. See § 4.1 for information about programming
a 1-button operation.
05-311
410-00001
A
B
Note: The LOGIC function cannot be used with 1TB. Therefore, the set-up is ignored in this operating mode.
