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Read the complete user manual before carrying out the installation and activating the system. Keep the manual for future reference.
1. DESCRIPTION
The wireless Easywave three-channel transmitter is suitable for flush mounting and may only be used to control wireless Easywave receivers.
The product is part of the Easywave radio frequency system, a wireless installation technique between the push buttons (control points) and the consumers to
be operated. The Easywave system is a modular system with transmitters and receivers. A wall transmitter has the form of a push button with two, four or eight
action buttons and can be mounted on a wall. A hand-held transmitter looks like a traditional remote control unit. One transmitter can operate an unlimited
number of receivers simultaneously, while one receiver can be controlled by a maximum of 32 transmitters.
The remote control or wireless control operates on the basis of signal transmission via radio waves at a frequency of 868.3 MHz. This frequency only allows
products that emit signals no more than 1% per hour or 36 seconds, which reduces the risk of interrupted signals to an absolute minimum. Therefore, the wireless
Easywave system is excellently suited to specific applications, such as renovations of listed interiors, extensions of existing electrical installations (where drilling
or channelling is not possible), for use in offices with moveable partitions or walls or in installations where complicated wiring must be avoided.
2. INSTALLATION
2.1. Mounting
Tip: Always take the local conditions and surroundings (Fig. 1) into account when you mount the three-channel transmitter.
Tip: Ensure that the wireless signal transmission between receiver and three-channel transmitter is not obstructed. Place the receiver as close to the three-channel
transmitter as possible.
Tip: The presence of metal or moisture in the walls can negatively influence the range of the wireless signals (Fig. 1). Therefore, never place the three-channel
transmitter:
• in a metal electrical cabinet, housing or netting.
• in the vicinity of large metal objects.
• on or close to the ground.
The three-channel transmitter is suitable for mounting in almost all standard flush-mounting boxes.
2.2. Connection
Danger: Disconnect all power before installing the three-channel transmitter. Do not connect the unit to the power supply until installation has been completed.
1. Switch off the power.
2. Mount the three-channel transmitter in the flush-mounting box.
3. Select the desired operating mode using the jumper (J) on the front of the three-channel transmitter (Fig. 2).
The three-channel transmitter is delivered standard with a switching function (jumper J installed). You also have the choice of the push button
function and the push button function for roll-down shutters. In both of these instances, the jumper (J) is not installed.
4. Connect the power supply and the switch or push button according to the connection diagram below, depending on the selected operating mode:
A. Switching function
J
S1 S2
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230 V
L
N
B. Push button function
J
N L T1 T2 T3
230 V
L
N
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The jumper (J) is installed. If the position of the switch is changed, the three-channel transmitter transmits
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a switching command for approximately 0.5 seconds.
Switch 1: input S1
Code A: close switch
Code B: open switch
S1
S2
The jumper (J) is not installed. The three-channel transmitter transmits a switching command as long as the
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push button remains depressed, up to a maximum of 10 seconds. The inputs cannot be switched simultaneously.
Push button 1: input T1 – code A
Push button 2: input T2 – code B
Push button 3: input T3 – code C
T
Switch 2: input S2
Code C: close switch
Code D: open switch
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