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7.
Functional description of the
Button O
Button I
7.1 Two-button function (Function 1)
Button I switches consumers on and button O switches
them off. Standard function and motion sensor function!
Button
Function
Press button O
Switch off
Press button I
Switch on
Parameter
No adjustable parameters!
7.2 One-button function (Function 2)
Activating either button I or button O will cause the consumer's
state to toggle.
Button
Function
Press button I or button O
Switch on/off
Parameter
1
Button O is activated
2
Button I is activated
3
Button I and button O are activated
7.3 Momentary contact (Function 3)
The consumer will switch on when either button I or button O
is pressed and switch off again when the button is released.
Button
Press button I or button O
Release button I or button O
Parameter
1
Button O is activated
2
Button I is activated
3
Button I and button O are activated
7.4 Stairway light with switch-off alarm (Function 4)
The consumer will switch on for a preset period of time
(parameter) when either button I or button O is pressed.
Once the time expires, the light will be switched off for 2 s
(switch-off alarm) then switch on again for another 30 s.
Button
Function
Press button I or button O
Switch on with running
time (parameter)
Parameter
1
Running time 2 min
2
Running time 1 min
3
Running time 5 min
4
Running time 10 min
5
Running time 20 min
6
Running time 30 min
7
Running time 60 min
8
Running time 120 min
7.5 Timer switching (Function 5)
Pressing button I will switch on the consumer for the preset
period of time (parameter).
Button O will switch off the consumer before timer timeout.
Button
Function
Press button I
Switch on with running time
(parameter)
Press button O
Switch off
Parameter
see Point 7.4
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radio
sensors
7.6 Fan with start-up and stop delay (Function 6)
This function, in combination with Function 1, can be used to
Button O
implement a light with fan control by employing two radio
actuators and one radio sensor.
One radio actuator is used for light control and the second
radio actuator is used for fan control.
Button I
The radio sensor must be assigned on both radio actuators
and programmed appropriately for these radio actuators (to
Function 1 for the light control radio actuator and to Function
6 for the fan control radio actuator).
Pressing button I will switch on the light; the fan will subse-
quently switch on after a 3 minute delay.
Pressing button O will switch off the light; the fan will remain
on for the preset (parameter) stop-time delay.
Button
Press button I
Press button O
Parameter
1
2
3
4
5
6
7.7 Light scenes (Function 7)
A light scene can be implemented with this function when a
light control with multiple radio actuators and their assigned
radio sensors are available.
This is done by assigning all radio actuators involved in the
light scene to an additional radio sensor, in which Function 7
has been programmed for each of the radio actuators.
When respective radio actuators are to be switched on or
Function
off then one of the buttons on the radio sensor to be used
Switch on
must be held depressed for more than 2s in order to store
Switch off
the light scene, which will be confirmed by a brief blinking of
the output.
By briefly pressing the radio sensor's button I or button O,
one of the four stored light scenes (A-D) will be called up.
Button
Press button O briefly
Press button I briefly
Press button O for longer
Press button I for longer
Parameter
1
2
7.8 Window contact and window handle (Function 8)
When a assigned window contact or window handle is opened
the consumer is switched on. When all assigned window contacts
and window handles are closed the consumer is switched off.
Caution!! The window contact must be assigned or deleted on
a radio actuator with its programming button.
The window handle must be assigned by opening or closing the
window handle.
For the programming of the function 8 and the parameter in
function programming, the window contact must be activated
for recognition once! This can also be done before the window
contact will be mounted. The window handle must be opened or
closed for recognition once in the function programming.
Window contact and window handle
Window contact or window handle opened
All assigned window contacts and
window handles are closed
Parameter
1
2
Function
Switch on, time-delayed
(3 minutes)
Activates follow-up time
(parameter)
Running time 6 min
Running time 2 min
Running time 10 min
Running time 15 min
Running time 20 min
Running time 30 min
Function
Switch on light scene
A or C (parameter)
Switch on light scene
B or D (parameter)
Storage light scene
A or C (parameter)
Storage light scene
B or D (parameter)
Light scene A (button O), light scene B (button I)
Light scene C (button O), light scene D (button I)
Function window contact
Function window handle
8. Ranges between radio sensors and actuators
The range of the radio signals decreases as the distance
between radio sensor and actuator increases. The range
between the radio sensor and actuator in a house is approx.
30m (line-of-sight connection) and 100m in halls. The trans-
mission range depends on the materials used in the building:
Material
Masonry
Reinforced concrete
Drywall/wood
Limiting the range of the radio signals due to:
• Installing the radio sensor or actuator in the immediate
vicinityof materials with metal constituents, or metal objects.
A distance of at least 10cm should be maintained.
• Installing the radio sensor or actuator on the ground or at
ground level.
• Moisture in the materials
• Devices, which also emit high frequency signals, such as
e.g. computers, audio and video equipment, electronic
ballasts for illuminants.
A distance of at least 0.5m should be maintained.
9. Error analysis in the case of radio interference
For a new or pre-existing system:
• Check the system voltage of the
• Check if the radio actuator is receiving a radio command.
• Check if the
radio actuator
• Check the operation of the connected consumers.
• Delete all
radio sensors
the
radio
actuator.
• Check if any changes have been made around the system
that could generate problems (metal cabinets, walls or
furniture has been moved, etc.).
If possible, restore things to their original status.
• Mount the
radio sensor or actuator
The
radio actuator
• This can occur when an outside
within the
radio actuator
med in the
radio
• Delete all
radio sensors
the
radio
actuator.
A
radio actuator
• Take the
radio sensor
If the system still works at a closer distance, the
was installed outside of the transmission range, or there
was interference.
• Mount the
radio sensor
Function
Switch on
Switch off
The Thermokon radio products may be sold and used in EU
countries, Switzerland, Iceland and Norway.
The products conform to R&TTE Directive 1999/5/EC and
meet EU regulations.
Typical range
20m (max. 3 walls)
10m (max. 1 wall/ceiling)
30m (max. 5 walls)
radio
actuator.
is connected as specified.
in the
radio
actuator, and reprogramme
at a better location.
independently turns ON and OFF:
radio sensor
is activated
range that was previously program-
actuator.
in the
radio
actuator, and reprogramme
does not work:
and move toward the
radio
actuator.
radio sensor
or
actuator
at a better location.
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