Vitrum RailZ-4M, Руководство пользователя

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INTRODUCTION
This manual describes the most essential functions and technical
specifications to help the electrician to install, setup and control the device.
It is a Z-Wave Plus device of the Vitrum 2.0 product range. Visit our website
for the complete list.
This document is also available on our web-site.
Dispose cardboard box & holder, plastic bags and front plastic shell
according to local recycling regulation. Box and holder are PAP recyclable,
plastic bags are LDPE, front shell is PP.
Take care of your safety. Use only insulated tools and remove power from
the mains circuit breakers before and during any installation activity.
This device is a permanently connected to the mains thus implies it is
mandatory to have a readily accessible disconnect device (like a circuit
breaker) incorporated in the general wiring of the building with at least
3mm separation between contacts.
Device installation and maintenance must be carried out by trained and
skilled electricians in accordance with local wiring and building regulations.
The device has no basic insulation and must never be used without the
front glass plate. It must be installed in a way that protect from accidental
contact. During installation procedure, the dummy plastic cover must be
left on.
Before and during installation disconnect mains power.
You will need available and ready to use:
• Small Phillips isolated screw driver
• Small slotted isolated driver (alternate)
Purpose of this document
Notice
Safety
Caution
Danger: Risk of electrocution
Before you start
Association enables the device to control other nodes included in the same
Z-Wave network for a maximum of 20 nodes for each button/group with
max 10 endpoints per Node.
Max 20 associations available, Singlechannel or Multichannel.
Warning: In order to enable a controller to receive notifications with a
endpoint source address from a Multichannel device, the controller must
be associated to the lifeline group with the Multichannel association
command class.
Example: if controller Node ID is 1,
multichannel association
must be set to the
lifeline group 1 with controller nodeID(1) and endpoint(1)
Group 2 is reserved for MASTER OFF device, where group 2 is GROUP SCENE
MAX_END_POINTS per Node: 10
Single channel association is only for root device so if used in a Multichannel
environment the source and destination endpoint are lost.
Multichannel Association instead contains the Source Endpoint and the
Destination Endpoint so the device is addressed correctly.
Each button has a dedicated group starting from #3 so button #1 is referred
to Group 3, button #2 will control all the devices associated into group
number 4 and so on. The number of groups depends on the number of
endpoints (buttons). See table below for group association to buttons.
Messages sent by each group to associated devices are related to the
“configuration type” of the endpoints.
All parameters depends on their SIZE value. Size can be different from the
table below. Before placing a “parameter #, SET value”, always ask for a
“Parameter #, GET” to retrieve the correct SIZE dimension.
See table below for the complete list of Configuration command Class
parameters for all Vitrum products.
ASSOCIATION/MULTICHANNEL ASSOCIATION
Group 1
Lifeline Notification
Group 2
Reserved
Group 3
General Rule for Groups
MAX_NODES_IN_GROUP 20
PARAMETERS LIST
Description
Par. N.
(Dec)
Size
(B)
Value
range
Default
value
EP Type Button
EP Type Button N.1 to N.6 1 to 6 1 0-26 Depends
on specific
device
End Point Type values
EP_OFF 0
EP_DIMMER 1 CC SWITCH MULTILEVEL - see par 31 to 36
EP_SWITCHBUTTON 2 CC BASIC - see par 31 to 36
EP_PUSHBUTTON 3 CC BASIC - see par 31 to 36
EP CURTAIN_1 Button 4 motor control with 1 button
EP_CURTAIN 5 motor control with 2 buttons
EP_MASTER_OFF 15 TBC
EP CURTAIN _UP 27 motor only up
EP CURTAIN_DOWN 28 motor only down
Button Off Color
Button N.1 to N.6 Off Color status 7 to 12 1 0-7 3
Button On Color
Group N. Button N. Notes
1 - Lifeline
2 - Reserved
3 1 Always present
4 2 If present
5 3 If present
6 4 If present
7 5 If present
8 6 If present
8
Model:
Type:
Code:
Protocol:
Z-Wave
Remove carefully the device from the cardboard support.
Keep this manual for further reference.
Touch operated button with RGB back-light.
Based on Z-Wave ® 500 module for wider coverage and higher data rate.
Very low power consumption in standby.
Easy installation.
Acoustic feedback at button press.
Over-the-air firmware update.
• 1 x Din Rail mountable device
Preparation
Features
Package content
The device supports both Normal Inclusion and Network Wide Inclusion.
Follow the steps below to include the device into the network:
1. Check the device is not already included in a Z-Wave network by
pressing the z-wave button [ ] on the front panel: the LED on the button’s
circle should blink red shortly. If the LED blinks green the device is already
included, follow the instructions below to exclude it from the network.
2. Set the controller into “Inclusion Mode”. Refer to the controller
documentation to set the controller into Inclusion mode.
3. Set the device into Learn Mode by pressing and holding the z-wave
button [ ] for longer than 4 seconds. The device will enter into inclusion
mode by blinking magenta the button LED. Upon successful completion,
the button LEDs of the device will blink green three times.
4. Should for any reasons the device fail the normal inclusion, the device
turns to enter into the Network Wide Inclusion Mode up to 4 times. Any
time the device enters into Wide Inclusion Mode, LED of the z-wave button
blinks Magenta.
Before starting to exclude the device from the network set the controller
into “Exclusion Mode”. Please refer to the controller documentation to set
the controller into Exclusion mode.
The device can be excluded from a network only if previously included.
Check that by pressing the z-wave button [ ] on the front panel: the LED
button should shortly blink with green colour.
Follow the steps below to exclude the device from the network:
1. Press and hold the z-wave button [ ] until the button LED blinks
magenta and after that press 3 times the same button within 3 seconds.
2. The LED Buttons blink red upon completely the device exclusion
successfully.
3. Check the device is removed from the network by pressing the z-wave
button [ ] its LED button blinks red shortly.
This device supports the firmware update which can be started from any
certified Z-Wave controller supporting the Firmware Update Command
Class version 3 and above. While updating the device works normally.
Just when the firmware update completes, the device will be inactive for
few seconds during self-programming and rebooting.
During the reboot process, the local loads (if present) will be disengaged.
Should the firmware update fail, the whole updating process must be re-
started from the beginning.
The updating will last from 10 to 30 minutes depending on the network
traffic condition.
Follow the steps below to send a Node Info Frame:
1. Press shortly the radio button (first button on the left). After pressing it
there will be a short audio signal (
beep ), within the radio Node Info
2. Go to menu to send a multichannel capability report
1. Press and hold the SELECT button [
...
] to enter the menu. The button
LED will blink in white, keep pressing until the device will beep 3 times and
the button LED will turn steady white. (
except the model EU 3M )
2. Press again the SELECT button [
...
] until the button LED will turns red.
3. Press the SET button [

] till the buzzer plays a long beep (5 s).
4. Release the button and press it again till the buzzer plays a sequence of
3 short beeps.
The device will revert to its factory default settings, blinking all LED buttons
and rebooting.
Do not disconnect the device from the power supply until reboot is
completed.
Configuration and settings are restored to default values. “Home ID” and
“Node ID” will be cleared as well.
ADD (inclusion)
REMOVE (exclusion)
Firmware Update
Node Info Frame
Factory Default procedure
This product can be included and operates in any Z-Wave network with
other Z-Wave certified devices from other manufacturers and/or other
applications. This device is an always powered node and within the network
will act as repeater regardless of vendor to increase reliability of the network.
Z-WAVE NETWORKING
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EP_CURTAIN
5 MOTOR CONTROL WITH 2 BUTTONS