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6.3 Configuration of the EIB
6.3.3 ETS Parameters
There are 3 different types of
ETS parameters:
•
1-Bit object,
• 1-Byte object and
• 2-Byte object.
The different types are diffe-
rentiated according to EIS (EIB
Interworking Standard).
EIS 1 belongs to the 1st cate-
gory.
EIS 6 absolute, EIS 6 relative
and EIS with sign belong to
the 2nd category.
EIS 5, EIS 10 with sign, and
EIS 10 without sign belong to
the 3rd category (see also
table 3 on p. 59).
You can use the EIS types for
inputs and outputs.
Please observe that devices
with the same group address
will use the same EIS types.
For the inputs you can set
threshold values (except for
EIS 1) in the ETS which will
activate an alarm when rea-
ched. If the switch-on value is
reached at the inputs the PC
Plus reports this value via te-
lephone line. In order to report
a new alarm, this value has to
fall below the switch-off value
and then the switch-on value
has to be reached or excee-
ded again.
The output values you put on
the bus via telephone line
when switching.
When switching off the EIB
output 1 the set value for this
output will be issued. In the
same way the switching-on
values are issued. Since the
outputs are monitored also by
the TC Plus, a reaction occurs
only, as with the inputs, in
case of exceeding the input
values or in case of falling below the output values. So,
when requesting the output
state always the last threshold
value is displayed.
Moreover, you can set impul-
se times. If you use this
function, then after switching
on the output – after the set
time has elapsed – the output
value is being sent again.
Additionally, you can set a
“switching state” (“Send valu-
es” or “No action”).
In case of “Send values” –
after switching on the TC Plus
– the set values of the outputs
will be put on the EIB. The
switch-on/off value can be
sent.