Viatron KNX IR Linker, Manual

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Each object description of a switch consists of one object with the function Switch and
from another object with the function Status.
5.5 Dimmer module 2 -button operation
Object Scene Number Title Function
60 23 Dim1 Increase
24 Decrease
61 Switch_Dim1 Toggel
62 25 Dim2 Increase
26 Decrease
63 Switch_Dim2 Toggel
64 27 Dim3 Increase
28 Decrease
65 Switch_Dim3 Toggel
66 29 Dim4 Increase
30 Decrease
67 Switch_Dim4 Toggel
If a stored IR signal is received at the KNX IR linker and if it is assigned to a dimmer
function, the corresponding communication object is executed. One IR signal is required
for each increase and decrease. The dimmer modules are always controlled with a
stepcode of 100%. As long as an IR signal is received, the dimming function is activated.
If no IR signal is received, the KNX IR linker automatically sends the stop command. If an
IR signal is received at short notice, the respective switch function for this dimmer is
executed (ON or OFF).
5.6 Dimmer module 1 -button operation
Object Scene Number Title Function
68 31 Dim5 Increase/ Decrease
69 Switch_Dim5 Toggel
70 32 Dim6 Increase/ Decrease
71 Switch_Dim6 Toggel
72 33 Dim7 Increase/ Decrease
73 Switch_Dim7 Toggel
If a stored IR signal is received at the KNX IR linker and if it is assigned to a dimmer
function, the corresponding communication object is executed. In this case, only an IR
signal is required, which tumbles its function after each keypress. The dimmer modules
are always controlled with a stepcode of 100%. As long as an IR signal is received, the
dimming function is activated. If no IR signal is received, the KNX IR linker automatically
sends the stop command. If an IR signal is received at short notice, the respective switch
function for this dimmer is executed (toggle ON / OFF).