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ALLinBOX Hospitality
Multifunction device with KNX power supply, KNX-IP Interface,
fan coil controller for 2-pipe unit and 6 a/d inputs
ZPRHP
TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION
FEATURES
160 mA KNX power supply with 29 VDC auxiliary output
110-240 VAC 50/60 Hz power input
Power generation for the KNX system (with LED indicator)
Short-circuit and overvoltage protection
Reset button and overload status LED
KNXnet/IP tunnelling protocol (up to 5 connections)
Maximum APDU length of 254 bytes
Ethernet 10/100 BaseT IP with RJ45 socket
Individual output and 2-pipe fan coil control
Individual output suitable for capacitive loads, maximum 140 µF
Manual output operation through remote control
6 analogue/digital inputs
Climate control for up to 2 rooms
Output timing
20 logic functions
Clock with NTP support
Total data saving on KNX bus failure
Integrated KNX BCU (TP1-256)
Dimensions 67 x 90 x 79 mm (4.5 DIN units)
DIN rail mounting according to IEC 60715 TH35, with fixing clamp
Conformity with the CE, UKCA, RCM directives (marks on the right
side)
1. Main power supply
2. Power supply status
LED
3. Overload status LED
4. Reset button
5. Reset status LED
6. IP factory reset button
7. IP factory reset LED
8. Ethernet LED
9. KNX bus LED
10. Analog/digital inputs
11. Auxiliary power output
12. Programming/Test
button
13. Programming/Test
LED
14. KNX connector
15. Fixing clamp
16. Individual output
17. Valve output
18. Fan outputs
19. Ethernet connector
20. IR input
21. Remote control (not included, ref. 9900024)
PROGRAMMING/TEST BUTTON: short press to set programming mode. If this button is held while providing main power supply to the device, it enters
the safe mode. If this button is held for more than 3 seconds, the device enters the test mode.
RESET BUTTON: long press to completely reset the bus and auxiliary power output. It is recommended to hold it for at least 5 seconds to verify the
reset of all the devices in the line.
PROGRAMMING/TEST LED: programming mode indicator (red). When the device enters the safe mode, it blinks (red) every half second. The manual
mode is indicated by the green color. During the start-up (reset or after providing main power supply) and if the device is not in safe mode, it starts a
blue blinking sequence.
POWER SUPPLY STATUS LED: it indicates the status of the power supply (green color: the device is working properly; off LED: power supply failure;
green blinking: short-circuit on KNX bus and/or auxiliary power output).
OVERLOAD STATUS LED: it indicates an overload on the KNX line or on the auxiliary power output (red blinking: cut-off due to overload/short circuit
on the KNX bus and/or the auxiliary power output*; red color: overload on bus and/or auxiliary power output line*).
*Reduce the load on the bus and/or the auxiliary power output lines until its total consumption does not exceed the maximum current specified.
KNX BUS LED: it indicates that the device is powering up the KNX bus (green color).
ETHERNET LED: it indicates that the device is connected to Ethernet and has an IP address assigned (green color).
RESET INDICATOR LED: it indicates that a reset of the KNX system has been performed by using the corresponding reset button (red blinking). To
reset the bus power supply, the Reset button should be pressed (it is recommended to hold it for at least 5 seconds to verify the reset of all the devices
in the line). The reset LED will blink slightly in red while the Reset button is pressed.
IP FACTORY RESET INDICATOR LED: it indicates that the device has just performed an IP factory reset (red color). To reset the KNX IP Interface,
the IP Factory reset button must be pressed for at least 3 seconds.
MANUAL CONTROL: In order to perform manual control of the device, an IR remote control (not included; ref. 9900024) is necessary. When the device
is in Test On mode, the manual control can be done by pressing the corresponding buttons on the IR remote control (please, be sure that the remote
IR emitter is pointing to the IR input of ALLinBOX).
Figure 1: ALLinBOX Hospitality
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