General Description - Chorus GW 10 776 Bedienungsanleitung

The Easy 8 channel RF Receiver - flush-mounted, allows the Chorus system RF command
and control devices to communicate with a KNX/EIB system, which hence allows the
Home Automation EIB Easy system to be extended using RF command devices.
The receiver is identified by the Easy EIB system as an 8 channel input interface.
Up to 4 different RF command sources (transmitters) can be connected to each channel
which manages a total of 32 channels of the RF remote control (GW 20 963), RF push-
button panel (e.g. GW 14 803), IR with twilight switch RF movement detector (e.g. GW
14 811 ), 2 RF channel input modules (e.g. GW 14 813), etc.
The receiver is powered by the bus line.
The front button is used during the configuration phase to generate the localisation
commands on the Easy channels identified by positions (1-8) on the rear rotating switch;
in the same manner, using the switch in these positions, the wireless receiver is able to
learn the combinations with the RF command devices.
The configuration status is indicated by the front LED.
The device is fitted inside a standard flush-mounted box, mounted on Chorus supports
in the space of two modules.
Each RF receiver channel can be configured with the Easy base unit to perform one of
the following functions:
ON/OFF SWITCHING
This switches the KNX/EIB actuator output. Two buttons on the RF remote control, a
button on the RF push-button panel, a RF timed-thermostat (e.g. GW 14 841) or a RF
bidirectional (e.g. GW 14 851), a 2 RF channel input module or an IR with twilight switch
RF movement detector can be used for this command.
DIMMING MANAGEMENT
This allows you to manage the lighting devices connected to a KNX/EIB dimmer. Each
individual dimmer channel can be controlled using one button on the RF push-button
panel, two buttons on the RF remote control or a 2 RF channel input module.
- long pressure (> 0.5 s): regulation of the light intensity;
- short pressure ( 0.5 s) : total On or Off option.

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

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