Niko 550-00001, Руководство по установке

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2. Controller
Testing the installation
Only the POWER LED of the power supply module and the ETHERNET LED of the IP module will be lit when the Niko Home
Control installation is functioning properly. The remaining LEDs are not lit, to help save energy. If an error occurs, simply
switch the installation to TEST mode to check the status of the modules.
First press the TEST button on the controller to switch the installation to TEST mode. The STATUS LEDS indicate the status
of each module and each output.
Exit TEST mode by pressing the TEST button once more. Alternatively, the installation will automatically exit TEST mode if
no buttons are pressed during a two-minute interval.
Programming the installation manually
A number of basic functions can be temporarily programmed manually. This allows you to test the lighting options or
operate the roll-down shutters during the construction of your dwelling.
Follow the steps below to manually program the installation:
1 Connect the installation to the mains power supply.
2 Press the TEST button and verify that the STATUS LED of each module lights up.
3 Press the PROG button.
The PROG LED lights up and the controller is in manual PROGRAM mode.
4 Press the action button to which you will assign the output of your choice.
5 Press the button of the contact on the module that you wish to connect. For example, press button one or button
two on the dimming module.
6 Press the PROG button.
The PROG LED is no longer lit and the controller exits manual PROGRAM mode.
Repeat steps 3 to 6 for each function you wish to program.
This only applies to Niko Home Control action buttons. A potential-free push button connected via the push-button
interface cannot be programmed manually.
• The manually programmed outputs will be overwritten once you start programming the installation via
computer.
• As soon as the installation has been programmed via computer, you can no longer program the installation
manually.
• If you manually operate outputs via the buttons on the modules, the controller may modify your input at any
time.