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Switching procedure of radio protocol
Change of the radio protocols is performed
via the teach-in button. The following figure
shows how long the teach-in button must
be pressed to change to the desired EEP.
①
Keep teach-in button pressed
②
Display of EEP status
Reset to default setting
Pressing the teach-in button for a longer
time after switching to the last EEP resets
the radio contact to the default setting (A5-
14-01, uncoded). The reset is signalled by
a 2-second illumination of the LED:
Turning on and off the AES encryption
Switching between the radio protocols
works identically for encrypted and
unencrypted EEPs. The AES encryption is
turned on or off separately with the
following procedure.
The teach-in button is kept pressed and the
magnet must be swivelled once over the
magnetic contact surface during the first 5
seconds.
①
Keep teach-in button pressed
②
Swivel magnet across the magnetic
contact surface
Teach-in procedure (standard – no AES
encryption)
In order to make rational use of the wireless
contact it is necessary to teach it in with a
compatible smart home system or another
compatible component (e. g. EnOcean-
compatible relays, actuators etc).
Step 1: Adjust the suitable EEP
The radio contact is set to the A5-14-01
(4BS) radio protocol in the default settings.
It may be necessary to change the radio
protocol so that it can be taught into the
smart home system or radio component.
You can find out which radio protocol to set
on
“Fenstertechnik” - “Winkhaus smartHome”.
Step 2: Activate the teach-in mode
For starting the teach-in procedure you first
need to switch the smart home system or
the subsequent component into the
teaching mode. (How this is done you can
learn from the operating instructions of the
smart home system or of the component
receiving the signal.)
Step 3: Teaching in
By briefly pressing the teach-in button, a
teach-in telegram is transmitted and the
radio contact is taught into the system.
Teach-in procedure (QR code – no AES
encryption)
Some smart home systems can also teach
their components by scanning a QR code.
As in the standard teach-in procedure, the
appropriate radio protocol must also be set
for this and then the QR code is scanned in
with the smart home system’s app.
Teaching of the radio contact is now
complete.
The QR code can be found in the following
places:
•
Packaging
•
Operating instructions
•
Wireless contact (back)
