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Technical Product Information
January 2005
Hand-held transmitter wave S 425
black 5WG3 425-7AB21
silver 5WG3 425-7AB71
Siemens AG
wave S 425, 6 pages
Technical Manual
Automation and Drives Group
Electrical Installation Technology
Siemens AG 2005
Update: http://www.siemens.de/gamma
P.O. Box 10 09 53, D-93009 Regensburg
Subject to change without prior notice
2.20.4.1/5
M K F1 F2
E1
ON
OFF
M K F1 F2
E2
ON
OFF
Diagram E
4. Hand-held transmitter: Triggering the connec-
tion telegram for the channel that is to be pro-
grammed.
Action:
Select the required level via a level selector
button (also for the standard level).
Display: Only the selected level LED lights up.
Action:
Press a channel button for the channel that is
to be connected (left or right button). The
hand-held transmitter sends a connection
telegram.
Display: The level LED flashes rapidly for approx. 3
seconds (approx. 3 times per second) and
then slowly 3 times (approx. once per sec-
ond). All four level LEDs then light up.
Note:
The level selector buttons B and C should be
pressed simultaneously for connecting the central push
buttons. The connection telegram should then be trig-
gered by pressing one of the central push buttons.
5. Hand-held transmitter: Reset the DIP switches
Action:
Switch all the DIP switches to the OFF (bot-
tom) position (E2 in Diagram E).
Display: All the level LEDs are extinguished.
The connection of the selected hand-held transmitter
channel to the actuator is hereby established.
If the DIP switches are not switched back to the OFF
position after the connection, the hand-held transmitter
remains in the special function “Connect” and further
actuators can be linked via radio. To this, points 1, 2 (for
another function) and 4 should be repeated.
If a channel of the hand-held transmitter is linked incor-
rectly with several inserts with different functions (switch-
ing, dimming, shutter control or scene function), the last
set function remains active.
Note:
Switch and dimmer inserts can be controlled to-
gether in groups. The common operation of lighting and
shutter control functions is possible via scenes.
Linking a scene function via radio:
1.
Actuator: Switch to special function “Connect”.
2.
Hand-held transmitter: Select the scene function via
DIP switches F1 and F2 (C4 in Diagram C).
3.
Hand-held transmitter: Set the special mode “Con-
nect” with DIP switch K (E1 in Diagram E).
4.
Hand-held transmitter: Trigger the connection tele-
gram for the required channel (two scenes). (Press
the level selector button followed by the required
channel button).
If more push button pairs should be used, steps 1 and 4
have to be repeated.
Steps 1 and 4 should likewise be repeated for all other
actuators that are involved in the scene function.
5.
Hand-held transmitter: Switch all DIP switches back
to the OFF position.
Note:
Only channel buttons 1 to 4 on level A, channel
buttons 1 to 3 on level B and the central push button pair
may be used for scene functions.
When assigning scenes, it should be ensured that there
is no unintentional overlap with other radio-controlled
transmitters as these devices use the same scene num-
bers (scenes 1 to 4 of the hand-held transmitter are
identical to scenes 1 to 4 of a wall-mounted transmitter).
Diagram F
It is possible to operate an unlimited number of actuators
remotely with a hand-held transmitter wave (Diagram F).
Deleting a connection:
