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Technical Product Information
January 2005
Hand-held transmitter wave S 425
black 5WG3 425-7AB21
silver 5WG3 425-7AB71
Technical Manual
wave S 425, 6 pages
Siemens AG
Automation and Drives Group
Update: http://www.siemens.de/gamma
Siemens AG 2005
Electrical Installation Technology
Subject to change without prior notice
P.O. Box 10 09 53, D-93009 Regensburg
2.20.4.1/4
Replacing the Battery and labelling
The level LEDs A and D flash briefly every 10 seconds
to indicate that the battery needs to be replaced.
To be able to replace the battery, the lid of the battery
compartment on the rear of the device must be removed.
The lid locking (B4 in Diagram B) at the top must be
pressed downwards slightly and the lid of the battery
compartment must be lifted. The lid can then be pulled
upwards. Two marker tags are located under the lid of
the battery compartment for labelling the programmed
functions.
When replacing the batteries, the correct polarity must
be observed.
When closing the battery compartment, the marker tags
must be inserted first and the lid should then slide into
the catch at the bottom. The lid must then be snapped
into place at the top by applying some slight pressure.
Commissioning
Note:
To commission the hand-held transmitter, the
insulating strips (B5 in Diagram B) that are inserted in
the battery compartment must be removed.
The linking of the hand-held transmitter wave via radio
control takes place via the four DIP switches that are
located behind the battery compartment cover and via
push button operations at the front of the device. The
operating states are indicated by the level LEDs lighting
up and flashing. The DIP switches that are labelled F1
and F2 must be used for setting the required function:
switching, switching/dimming, shutter control or scene
function. The DIP switch labelled K is used to switch the
device to the special function “Connect” (teaching in).
The switch labelled M is used to announce all channels
of the hand-held transmitter to a control unit (for future
applications).
M K F1 F2
Schalten
switching
C1
ON
OFF
M K F1 F2
Dimmen
dimming
C2
ON
OFF
M K F1 F2
Jalousie
shutter
C3
ON
OFF
M K F1 F2
Szene
scene
C4
ON
OFF
Diagram C
C1 Switching
(switch
function
only)
C2 Dimming
(switching
and
dimming)
C3
Shutter (shutter control function)
C4 Scene
(scene
function)
Connection via radio:
Linking a hand-held transmitter wave to an actuator via
radio (Diagram D).
D1
D1 D2
Diagram D
D1
Hand-held transmitter wave S 425
D2 Radio-controlled
actuator
1. Radio-controlled actuator: Switch to special
function “Connect”.
Refer to the operating instructions of the actuator.
2. Hand-held transmitter: Select function.
Action:
Switch DIP switches F1 and F2 to the re-
quired function (Diagram C).
3. Hand-held transmitter: Switch to the special func-
tion “Connection via radio”
with DIP switch K
.
Action:
Switch DIP switch K to the ON (top) position
(E1 in Diagram E).
Display: All four level LEDs light up.
The used batteries must be
disposed of in accordance with
the relevant regulations.
