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Input view:
If an input is required, the input view appears with a large symbol on the right. This view opens, for
example, when entering an address or changing a value in the menu.
The header shows the path or title of the input view.
The current input is displayed in large characters below the title. If a fixed input length is required, a
corresponding number of underscores is displayed as placeholders. If no placeholders are displayed, the
length of the input is variable.
The footer may show the allowed value range. If the minimum and maximum have the same number of
digits (e.g. 000 ... 999), this is also an indication of a fixed input length. Otherwise (e.g. 0 ... 9999) the
length of the input is variable.
If the input length is fixed, the input is accepted automatically as soon as the last entry has been made. In
the case of a variable input length, the input must be terminated by pressing the
entries are made in this case, the input is automatically reset.
In the input view, the numbers 0-9 can be entered according to the labelling on the keypad.
If an input is made in the menu, the
the value. Outside the menu, the
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LED and audio signals
In addition to the display, the user also receives information about function and communication via a multi-coloured LED above the
display and audio signals.
During a transmission:
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LED (blue) flashes 3 times per second when key is pressed: correct reception is acknowledged
LED (blue) flashes frequently for 2 seconds: The receiver does not respond.
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1x Beep: Sent data was acknowledged (both for On and Off command)
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3x beep after 2 seconds: No acknowledgement received (both for On and Off command)
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Note: If the acknowledgement is deactivated, the LED and audio signals behave according to a successful communication.
In the menu or during an input:
LED (blue) flashes: Input
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General:
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Melody: A melody sounds when switching on and off as well as when restarting.
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Melody: A melody sounds when input is incorrect.
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Melody: A beep sounds for any input.
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Menu
To open the menu, press the
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Functions
1.x
Selection of the
definition x
(e.g. x = L1)
1.x.1 Data
1.x.2 Off Data
1.x.3 Address
key can be used to return to the higher-level menu without storing
key is used to reset the entry.
key for a few seconds. The following submenus are displayed.
The definitions are set here.
Here you select which definition is to be set. L stands for left, M for middle and R for right. According to
the function view and the key indices, the number stands for the index 1-6.
The definitions R1, R2, R3, R5 also define the arrow keys for the standard function view.
4-bit data word sent while a key is pressed.
The least significant bit stands for output 1, the most significant bit for output 4.
With NONE, no data is sent.
With CHECK a check command is sent. A check command is acknowledged by the receiver with all
information (output states, received transmission power, etc.), but the receiver outputs are not influenced
(the check command can only be used with receivers with at least receiver version HSV xx.33).
Selection: Values [ 0000 , 0001 , ..., 1110 , 1111 , NONE , CHECK ]
4-bit data word sent when a key is released (typ. 0000).
For details see point 1.x.1.
Address used to send the message. For further details see point 5.
Input: Value range [ 000 ... 999 ]
key. If too many
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