Niko ENOCEAN 72-500, Manual

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7. SPECIFICATIONS
Article number 72-500
Power supply Integrated kinetic energy harvester
Operating force Typically 9 N (at room temperature)
RF Protocol EnOcean
®
Modulation / Data rate Amplitude-Shift Keying (ASK) / 125 kbps
Supported EnOcean
®
encoding profiles (EEP) F6-01-01, F6-02-01, F6-02-02, F6-02-03, F6-04-01 (normal mode)
D2-03-00 (secure mode with rolling AES128)
Configuration Special button combinations (SBC)
NFC forum type 2 tag
Mounting method Wall mounting
Mounting height 110 cm
Weight 25 g ±1 g
Temperature (storage / operating) -25 up to +65°C *
Humidity 0 ... 95% relative humidity, non-condensing
Dimensions without faceplate (HxWxD) 44.4 x 44.4 x 16 mm
Protection degree IP20
Operating frequency 868.3 MHz
Antenna Integrated antenna
Maximum range (indoor) Up to 30 m **
Maximum RF power 5 dBm / 3.1 mW
Marking CE
* The typical max. temperature difference between the Niko dimmer switch (TX) and a receiver (RX) should not exceed 40° C.
** The maximum range depends on the indoor environment. Read the RF planning guide in this manual.
8. TROUBLESHOOTING
The receiver never responds when I push the Niko dimmer switch
cause action
The central plate has not been mounted. When only the energy bow is pushed, the generated energy is not
recognized as a push button event
Mount the central plate
The switching module is mounted upside down in the base Rotate the switching module 180° according to the direction of the arrow on the label (see § Installation)
The dimmer switch is mounted outside the receiver’s radio coverage or is sometimes moved outside the
range
Install the Niko dimmer switch closer to the receiver or use an EnOcean ® RF repeater (see § Radio planning
guide)
The radio path is being obstructed which attenuates the radio signal Reposition the Niko dimmer switch or use an EnOcean
®
RF repeater (see § Radio planning guide, Position)
A jammer or a source of interference is blocking the telegrams from the Niko dimmer switch to the receiver Reposition the Niko dimmer switch or receiver, remove the interfering device or use an EnOcean
®
RF
repeater (see § Radio planning guide, Sources of interference)
The Niko dimmer switch is defective Test the Niko dimmer switch and replace it should it be defective. Troubleshoot with a reference dimmer
switch located next to the potentially defective dimmer switch. Also pair the reference dimmer switch with
the receiver. Both dimmer switches need to be pressed separately.
If the reference dimmer switch can control the receiver, but the potentially defective dimmer switch cannot,
the latter is indeed defective.
Alternatively, if a significant range loss is measured between the reference dimmer switch and the
potentially defective dimmer switch, the latter is likely to be defective. However, a difference of one meter or
less is not critical.
The receiver is defective Test the receiver and replace it should it be defective. Troubleshoot with a reference receiver located next
to the potentially defective receiver. First pair the reference receiver with the dimmer switch and press
the dimmer switch. If the dimmer switch can only control the reference receiver, the potentially defective
receiver is likely to be defective. Before swapping the receiver, ensure that the initial pairing has been done
properly. Repeat the pairing if needed
The receiver not always responds when I push the Niko dimmer switch
cause action
The receiver is located at the border of the radio coverage area Install the Niko dimmer switch closer to the receiver or use an EnOcean ® RF repeater (see § Radio planning
guide)
A jammer or a source of interference is blocking the telegrams from the Niko dimmer switch to the receiver Reposition the Niko dimmer switch or receiver, remove the interfering device or use an EnOcean ® RF
repeater (see § Radio planning guide, Sources of interference)