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used to indicate the enabled status of indirect control signals, i.e. to
be activated at the same time as others, for instance activation of
Function F1 or F2 of another electronic unit (see F1 / F2
C
ommon).
Use the and buttons of the numeric keypad to select the ID
in vertical configuration, type in the number of the indoor unit (be-
tween 1 and 200) and between 201 and 204 for concierge switch-
boards. In horizontal configuration, type in the code of the indoor units
delimited by the window and valid in relation to the number of indoor
units per router, see table 3 on page 14, or type in the IDs of switch-
boards between 40001 and 40008, which by default correspond to
the IDs of the switchboards of router 1 and router 2, otherwise the IDs
among those configured in Switchboard position (see 4.7C).
Once found, enter changes with . Using buttons
to en-
able the controls, see Table 8.
4.7C - Switchboard
Visible if the switch is configured horizontally. Programming takes
on the meaning of unknown switchboard. Introduce one of the 128
possible switchboard ID on the 32 vertical risers (a maximum of 4
on each riser), or a horizontal switchboard for the numbers from
129 onwards. Enter 0 to cancel.
Up to 8 of these switchboards can be configured to be managed as
enabling/disabling F1 / F2 and self-start.
As regards these 8 switchboards, by default (blank) these switch-
boards have an address between 40001 and 40008 (ID from 1
to 8). If there are configurations in the switchboard positions, that
switchboard is managed and the default is lost.
Use the
and
buttons to choose the number of the con-
sumer unit. Then key in the number of the button or
to cancel
the program. Press the button to confirm.
Default: not configured.
4.8 - F1 Common
Press the button to move to the next item in which the user
can set for which other F1 activations the switch must activate its
output. In practice the F1 output of a switch can be activated not
only on a direct command, but also indirectly when the F1 of
another entrance panel (max. eight) is activated. There is no
assignment by default:
Type in the digits in order to compose a number between 1 and 15
(1 and 8248 for horizontal configuration), i.e. the panel ID (in this
case the first of eight possible options) which must also activate
the F1 function of the switch on this command:
To cancel, press
. To confirm, press
. Acceptance of the
command, as in all cases, is shown on the first line of the display:
If the ID is outside the admissible range, the first line of the display
shows the error:
To cancel the assignment, enter a single ‘0’ as the ID.
It is also possible to navigate from one index to another using the
and buttons. From position 1, press to move to the
next item in the programming menu.
Use the button to skip all intermediate steps and go back to
the previous item in the programming menu. Entering numbers
between 21 a 36 (10001 and 16000 in the horizontal configura-
tion), then the programmed element will not be a switch but an
actuator. Number 21 identifies the first relay of the 1st actuator,
number 36 identifies the second relay of the 8th actuator. Unlike
the lock, F1 or F2, actuators are not governed by any kind of
interlock, as described in paragraph 3.3. For display purposes, the
switches have a letter "P" prefix, and actuators the letter "A".
4.9 - Common F2
Press the
button to move to the next item in which the user
can set for which other F2 activations the switch must activate its
output. In practice the F2 output of a switch can be activated not
only on a direct command, but also indirectly when the F2 of
another entrance panel (max. eight) is activated. There is no
assignment by default:
Type in the digits in order to compose a number between 1 and 15
(1 and 8248 for horizontal configuration), i.e. the panel ID (in this
case the first of eight possible options) which must also activate
the F2 function of the switch on this command:
To cancel, press
. To confirm, press
. Acceptance of the
command, as in all cases, is shown on the first line of the display:
If the ID is outside the admissible range, the first line of the display
shows the error:
To cancel the assignment, enter a single ‘0’ as the ID. It is also
possible to navigate from one index to another using the
and
buttons. From position 1, press to move to the next item
in the programming menu. Use the
button to skip all intermedi-
ate steps and go back to the previous item in the programming
menu, Entering numbers between 21 and 36 (10001 and 16000 in
the horizontal configuration), then the programmed element will be
an actuator. Number 21 identifies the first relay of the 1st actuator,
number 36 identifies the second relay of the 8th actuator. Unlike
F1 or F2, actuators are not governed by any kind of interlock, as
described in paragraph 3.3. For display purposes, the switches
have a letter "P" prefix, and actuators the letter "A".
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