Art.-Nr.:
8500 001 GB
4116 S1
WISO Time
Art.-no.:
01817100
Installation and Operating Instructions
WISO Time
Art.-no.: 01817100
Awning control for manual or automatic
control of awnings and blinds.
Contents
3. Technical data
2. Safety precautions
4. Installation
5. Wiring diagram
1. General
The control system is designed to manually and automatically operate
awnings and venetian blinds. The control has a wide range of program
options and is produced according to high quality standards. Please read
the manual carefully before starting up the device.
– Contact a professional electrician to install the control sys-
tem, because the control system requires a power supply of
230VAC, 50 Hz.
– Check the control system for signs of mechanical damage
after unpacking. If you notice any shipping damage, do not
start up the control system and notify your supplier immedi-
ately.
–
The control system should only be used for the purpose speci-
fied by the manufacturer (refer to the operating instructions).
Any changes or modifications thereof are not permissible and
will result in loss of all warranty claims.
–
If the control unit or the connected sunshade cannot be oper-
ated without presenting a hazard, it must be switched off and
prevented from being switched on unintentionally.
–
When performing work on the windows, controls or connected
shades, protect them against unauthorised or unintentional
operation.
– This device contains a pollutant battery. The end user must
recycle all used batteries in accordance with regulation
91/157/EWG. Disposing of batteries in household waste is
strictly forbidden.
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WARNING!
Risk of injury due to improper installation and commis-
sioning.
Improper installation and commissioning may lead to personal
injury or property damage.
Therefore:
– When connecting the device, observe the currently valid
VDE standards (in particular DIN VDE 0100/0700), your
local power company’s regulations and the current accident
prevention regulations.
– Connect the control in accordance with the wiring diagram.
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1. General
2. Safety precautions
3. Technical data
4. Installation
5. Wiring diagram
6. Start-up
7. Display and operating elements
8. Programming menu
9. Manufacturer’s default setting
10. Basic settings –
Operation modes – manual and automatic operation mode
11. Programming details
12. Display of warning signals on the screen
12.1 Wind sensor cable rupture
12.2 Wind sensor signal monitoring
13. Power failure / Replacing the Battery /
Restoring the control system’s default settings
Notes for professional electricians
1. Switch off the power supply.
2. Connect the power supply and sensors in accordance with the wiring
diagram.
Make sure that the mains cables do
not
cross or touch the sensor cables.
3. Fit the power supply into a deep flush box and fix in place.
4. Fit the frame cover.
5. Fit the operating device into the power pack by applying gentle pressure
to the frame cover.
6. Switch on the power supply.
7. Check the sunshade direction by using the “Retract” and “Extend” buttons.
Power supply:
230VAC, 50 Hz
Impulse voltage withstand level: 2.5 kV
Rated power:
2 W
Output (retract/extend):
230VAC, 50 Hz
Maximum load:
250VAC, 3A, cos
f >
0.8 ind.
Align switching time extend:
3 – 180 seconds
Tilt time:
0 – 30 seconds
Software class:
A
Operating temperature:
0 °C (32 °F) to +40 °C (104 °F)
Protection degree:
IP 40
Degree of contamination:
2
Battery:
CR 2032
Dimensions (L × W × H):
50 × 50 × 46 mm (without cover frame)
Colour information:
signal white (similar to RAL 9016)
Conformity:
p
ATTENTION!
When using decentralised control systems, the wire bridge
(C–L1) must be removed.
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6. Start-up
After installing the control and turning on the supply voltage, the control
is in manual mode and ready for operation. All automatic functions will be
disabled but the sunshade can be operated using the retract and extend
buttons. The current time, date and daily standard extend/retract times,
as well as other basic settings, are already preset (see “9. Manufacturer’s
default setting”), so these simply need to be adapted to your own personal
requirements if necessary. To switch to automatic operation mode, press
the automatic selector button. The manual symbol will disappear and the
auto symbol will appear. The sunshade will then retract or extend, trig-
gered by the data gathered by the sensors or the times which have been
programmed. Switch to manual operation mode by pressing the manual
operation button. Even in automatic operation, the sunshade can be oper-
ated at any time using the
ö
or
ü
buttons. To interrupt the sunshade’s
movement, press the opposite button.
7. Display and operating elements
Vestamatic GmbH
∙
Dohrweg 27
∙
D-41066 Mönchengladbach
∙
www.vestamatic.com
The disposal of electrical equipment and batteries in household waste is strictly forbidden.
The symbol (dustbin crossed out, in line with WEEE Appendix IV) indicates separate collection of electrical and electronic products in EU coun-
tries. Do not dispose of the device or battery in your household waste. Ask your town or local council about the return and collection systems
available in your area to dispose of this product.
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Printing errors and details are subject to change without notification. © Vestamatic GmbH
Power failure / Replacing the Battery / Restoring the control system‘s default settings
In the event of a power failure, all previously programmed times and settings will be stored for up to 2 years. At the start of the power failure, the display will
flash for the first 20 minutes. After that, the screen will go blank. When the power supply returns, the control system will automatically display the current
time. If a retract or extend command is pending during the power failure, this command will be automatically performed once the power returns. To replace
the battery or restoring the control system’s default settings, remove the operating device from the power pack and remove the battery from the back of
the operating device. After replacing the battery, an automatic reset will be executed. This will reset the control system and restore the default settings.
Everything you have programmed yourself (incl. time and date) will be deleted.
H 8
Time / Date
In this menu, you can set the current
time using the
ö
or
ü
buttons.
In this sub-menu, you can set the
current year using the
ö
or
ü
buttons.
Programmable range: 2004 to 2099.
U 8.1
Year
In this sub-menu, you can set the date
using the
ö
or
ü
buttons. The first two
digits represent the day and the last two
digits, the month. When changing the set-
ting, the month will be automatically adjusted and cannot be altered separately.
U 8.2
Date
In this sub-menu you can determine
whether the control carries out the change-
over from summer to winter time (and
vice-versa) independently. If you wish to use this function, set it to ON. If you wish
to change the setting manually, set the function to OFF using the
ö
or
ü
buttons.
U 8.3
Automatic summer/winter
time changeover
This sub-menu will only appear if U 8.3
is set to OFF. You can now manually set
the appropriate time using the
ö
or
ü
buttons.
S
will flash in the display for summer time and
W
for winter time.
U 8.4
Manual summer/winter
time changeover
12. Display of warning signals on the screen
If the wind sensor connection cable is
damaged, this fault will be indicated
on the display by a flashing windsock
symbol, retract arrow and two middle
segments. The sunshade will retract
immediately and will be secured in the retracted position until the fault is
repaired.
12.1
Wind sensor cable rupture
If the externally fitted wind sensor does
not send a signal for a period of 48 hours,
the windsock symbol will flash,
the time will be masked and, in its
place, the warning “48 h” symbol will
be displayed. This warns you that you need to check the wind sen-
sor. In this case, test that the wind vanes are turning smoothly by
pushing them by hand. If, after this test, the display does not change, you
cannot be guaranteed safe use of the sunshade. This alarm can be acknowl-
edged using any button but after an hour it will be displayed again. We
recommend that you turn off the control system and ensure that it cannot be
operated unintentionally.
12.2
Wind sensor signal monitoring
H 7
Multifunctional input
You can connect a commercially
avail a ble room ther mostat (Article-
no. 01100271) (break contact) or rain
detector (Article-no. 01083520) to the
multifunctional input using clamps 4
and 6 of the power supply. This menu
option turns the multifunctional input on or off. If the multifunctional input
is deactivated, sub-menu options U 7.1 and U 7.2 cannot be selected. To
activate the multi functional input, please set this to ON.
The multifunctional input reset time
delay enables you to programme a
reset time delay (in minutes) so that
when the multifunctional input is disabled, the extend/retract command will
not immediately be performed.
U 7.2
Multifunctional input
reset time delay
If the multifunctional input is activated
(ON) in menu H 7 and the function
selection is set in U 7.1, the corre-
sponding command will be executed if
the multifunctional input is active. This
is represented by the
symbol in the lower right part of the display. If
the symbol flashes, the multifunctional input is no longer active and the
reset delay time starts to run. At the end of the reset delay time, the symbol
disappears again.
This sub-menu option allows you to set
the type of wind sensor being used.
Adjustment options:
CO 1 = WS XS,
Art.-no.: 01100310 or
WS XS Alu
Art.-no.: 01100410 or
WISO Crystal Station
Art.-no.: 01100330
CO 2 = WS Classic M
Art.-no.: 01100235
CO 3 = Reserve setting
U 5.2
Wind sensor type
Tilt time setting depends on the sun-
shade’s size and design; it is set (in sec-
onds) using the
ö
or
ü
buttons. Once
the motor run time has expired, the
sun shade will briefly retract, enabling the slats to be positioned to the correct
angle. The tilt function is per formed in both automatic and manual operation
mode. If the
ü
extend button is pressed while the sunshade is extending the
tilt movement will not be performed once the sunshade has extended.
U 6.1
Tilt time
If this function has been activated an
inching mode of up to 2 seconds is
enabled. This means that the run time
command is not executed for 2 seconds.
U 6.2
Inching mode
NOTE!
Display of the active multifunctional input on the
screen.
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NOTE!
If the set tilt time flashes, this indicates that the set tilt time is
longer than the motor run time.
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You can choose between four different
functions.
FA 1
= The input is connected to the room thermostat (Article-no.
01100271) and works in conjunction with a lux sensor which is also con-
nected. The sunshade will only extend if the set room temperature or sun
threshold value is exceeded. If the value falls below the set temperature or
sun threshold, the sunshade will retract again once the retract time delay
has expired. If FA 1 flashes in the display, enable the sun function in the
H4 main menu (H4 = ON).
FA 2
= The input is connected to the room thermostat (Article-no.
01100271). Device operation is triggered by room temperature
alone
. If the
set temperature is exceeded, the sunshade will extend or the skylight will
open. If the value falls below the set temperature, the sunshade will retract
again once the retract time delay has expired.
FA 3
= The input is connected to a rain sensor (Article-no. 01083520). If
the sensor detects rain, an immediate retract or close command will be per-
formed in automatic or manual operation mode.
FA 4
= The input is connected to a rain sensor (Article-no. 01083520). If the
sensor detects rain, an immediate retract command will be performed, but
only
in automatic operation mode. In manual operation mode, the sun shade
or skylight can still be controlled manually.
U 7.1
Function selection for
multifunctional input
NOTE!
Display of wind function/wind alarm on the screen.
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If the wind speed threshold value is
exceeded, the sunshade will retract
without delay and can no longer be
extended by pressing the extend but-
ton. The display indicates this status
with a flashing retract arrow and wind sock. If the wind sock remains
continuously lit, the wind speed threshold value has been exceeded; if
the wind sock flashes, the measured wind strength is below the set wind
speed threshold value and the reset delay time starts to run. After the wind
reset delay time has expired, in automatic operation the sunshade will
be controlled using the sensor data which has been gathered. In manual
operation the sunshade can be controlled using the
ö
or
ü
buttons to
achieve the required position.
The reset delay for the wind alarm
enables you to programme a reset time
in minutes so that the sunshade will not
extend immediately after a wind alarm.
U 5.1
Reset delay wind alarm
H 5
Wind function
If the measured wind speed exceeds the set threshold value, the sunshade
will retract immediately. The wind threshold setting (km/h) depends on the
sunshade’s or skylight’s size and design. The sunshade cannot be extended
again until after the retract time delay has expired. The desired wind speed
threshold in km/h can be set with
ö
or
ü
buttons. If a wind sensor is not
connected to the control system, set the wind threshold value to the “wire
bridge” symbol (see fig. 2). This symbol will be displayed if the maximum
programmable wind speed of 60 km/h is reached. In this case, a wire bridge
must also be fitted between wind sensor terminals 4 and 5.
NOTE!
The bars beneath the display showing the wind threshold
indicate whether or not the wind sensor is operating correctly.
If the wind sensor gives the necessary signals while turning,
the bars will fill once from left to right, indicating that the wind
sensor is operating correctly (see Fig. 1).
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H 6
Motor run time / IDS function
Setting the motor run time depends on the sunshade’s size and design.
When using blinds, you are recommended to use the precise run time, so
that the slats are positioned to the correct angle (tilted) immediately after
the motor has stopped running. Use the buttons
ö
or
ü
to set the desired
motor run time (in seconds). You can also set the IDS operating mode. The
IDS (
I
ntelligent
D
ecentralised
S
unshade control) feature is used to differ-
entiate between sun-dependent, time-dependent, manual and safety-re-
lated central controls without any additional installation work required. For
example, you can mask the independent extend/retract commands while
the remaining central commands (such as safety-related or time-dependent
commands) continue to operate.
IDS operating mode
is displayed before
a run time of 3 seconds. In IDS operating mode, sub-menu items U 6.1 and
U 6.2 are unavailable.
NOTE!
Operating mode IDS may only be used with decentralized
Vestamatic
®
controls with IDS functionality.
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Motor run time setting in seconds
IDS operating mode setting
Fig. 1
Fig. 2
