Becker CentralControl CC31, CentralControl CC51 Commissioning Instructions

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CentralControl
CC31
en
Commissioning instructions
Central Controller
Important information for:
• Fitters / • Electricians / • Users
Please forward accordingly!
4035 630 087 0a21/07/2017
Becker-Antriebe GmbH Friedrich-Ebert-Straße 2-4 35764 Sinn/Germany www.becker-antriebe.com
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Table of contents

General ................................................................................................................ 3
Warranty .............................................................................................................. 3
Items included ...................................................................................................... 4
Safety instructions ................................................................................................ 4
Intended use ........................................................................................................ 5
Dimensions .......................................................................................................... 6
Device overview .................................................................................................... 6
Online documentation ........................................................................................... 8
Preparation for Commissioning .............................................................................. 9
Start / standard screen.........................................................................................11
Commissioning, step-by-step ...............................................................................12
Selecting a language...................................................................................... 13
Network settings............................................................................................ 14
Date / time .................................................................................................... 16
Select weather location .................................................................................. 18
Programming receivers .................................................................................. 20
Creating rooms.............................................................................................. 23
Add receivers to rooms................................................................................... 25
Creating groups............................................................................................. 27
Program receivers for groups.......................................................................... 29
Operation............................................................................................................32
Operating receivers........................................................................................ 32
Tubular drive receivers .............................................................................. 32
Dimmer receiver ....................................................................................... 33
Switch receivers........................................................................................ 34
Operating groups........................................................................................... 34
Additional configuration and operation options .......................................................35
Changing batteries...............................................................................................36
Cleaning..............................................................................................................36
Technical data .....................................................................................................37
Simplified EU declaration of conformity..................................................................38
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General

With the B-Tronic CentralControl you can operate the drives and control units with bid­irectional KNX radio and the Centronic I and II range of controls. This device uses free/open source software. The source code can be downloaded from http://www.b-tronic.net/source/. On request, Becker Antriebe will make the source code available on a CD-ROM at cost price. Please contact source@b-tronic.net if you are interested. As a result of continuous further development of the software, there can be differences between the illustrations and your device. This is not, however, important for any of the procedures described. Please observe these Assembly and Operating Instructions when installing and setting up the equipment.
Explanation of pictograms
CAUTION
ATTENTION
CAUTION indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in injury.
ATTENTION indicates measures that must be taken to avoid damage to property.
Denotes user tips and other useful information.

Warranty

Structural modifications and incorrect installation which are not in accordance with these and our other instructions can result in serious injuries, e.g., crushing of limbs. Therefore, structural modifications may only be carried out with our prior approval and strictly in accordance with our instructions, particularly the information contained in these Assembly and Operating Instructions. Any further processing of the products which does not comply with their intended use is not permitted. The end product manufacturer and fitter have to ensure that all the relevant current statutory, official and, in particular, EMC regulations are adhered to during utilisation of our products, especially with regard to end product manufacture, installation and cus­tomer advice.
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Items included

B-Tronic CentralControl controller
USB WLAN stick
USB Flash memory stick
USB Centronic stick
USB B-Tronic/KNX stick (optional)
Mains adapter
Radio keypad
Commissioning instructions

Safety instructions

General information
Please keep the instructions safe!
Only use in dry rooms.
Keep people out of the system’s range of travel.
Keep children away from control units.
Observe all pertinent country-specific regulations.
Do not place any objects on the control unit.
Clean the control unit with a soft, dry, lint-free cloth, and do not use any chemical
cleaning agents.
Caution
If the system is controlled by one or more transmitters, the system’s
range of travel must always be visible during operation.
Keep packaging materials such as film away from children. Misuse
can create the risk of suffocation.
Switch the control unit off immediately if the mains adapter and the
plug to which it is connected is burnt or damaged. If a mains adapter is damaged, replace it with an original one. A faulty mains adapter must not under any circumstances be repaired.
Switch the control unit off immediately if the housing of the control
unit is damaged, or if liquids have penetrated.
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Attention
Do not let any objects fall onto the control unit.
If a display is present, protect it against being scratched by hard ob-
jects (e.g. rings, fingernails, wristwatches)
Wait until the control unit has adjusted to ambient temperature be-
fore connecting the control unit to the mains adapter. Condensation that could lead to a short circuit can be caused inside the control unit by large differences in temperature and air humidity.

Intended use

The B-Tronic CentralControl may only be used for the operation of suitable drives and control units with bidirectional KNX radio and with the Centronic I and II range of con­trols. You can operate a group, or multiple groups, of devices with this controller.
Please note that radio-controlled systems may not be used in areas with a high risk
of interference (e.g. hospitals, airports).
The remote control is intended solely for use with equipment and systems in which
malfunctions in the transmitter or receiver would not pose any risk to persons, an­imals or property, or which contain safety devices to eliminate such risks.
The operator is not protected from interference from other telecommunications
systems and terminal equipment (e.g. even from radio-controlled systems which are properly operated in the same frequency range).
Only connect radio receivers to devices and systems approved by the manufac-
turer.
Ensure that the control unit is not installed or operated close to metal
surfaces or magnetic fields.
Radio-controlled systems transmitting on the same frequency may
cause reception interference.
Note that the range of the radio signal is limited by legislation as well
as by design.
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All dimensions in mm.
28,5 118
118
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1
3
4
5
7 6
8
9
10
11
Connections / slots

Dimensions

Device overview

1. Mains connection
2. LAN connection
3. HDMI connection
4. AV connection
5. YUV connection
6. Free USB 2.0 connection
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7. USB connection for KNX stick
8. USB connection for Centronic stick
9. USB connection for keypad stick
10. Card slot for SD card
11. Operating status LED
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Rear of the device
MAC-ETH: b4:4a:bc:03:09:aa
Serial: 256854214587
4035 645 019 0
B-Tronic CentralControl CC31 4035 200 019 0 SSID: CC31-XXXX
: WPACC31-YYY
IP: 192.168.31.1
IP20
1
2
1. WLAN wireless network (SSID) 2. WLAN network key (KEY)
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External keypad
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
9
8
1. Touchpad
2. ON / OFF switch
3. Keypad
4. No function
5. Light button
6. LED light
7. Battery compartment
8. Compartment for keypad receiver
9. Battery compartment cover

Online documentation

In addition to the present commissioning instructions, we make comprehensive docu­mentation available to you online. Please visit the following Internet site: http://www.becker-antriebe.net/centralcontrol/.
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Preparation for Commissioning

Insert the supplied stick into the B-Tronic CentralControl in accordance with the Device overview [}6]. There are a number of display options:
Via television or screen
Via PC, notebook or tablet
Via television or screen
1. Connect the B-Tronic CentralControl with the HDMI cable or the AV cable to the television or screen.
2. First connect the mains adapter to the control unit, then plug it into the socket.
Caution Lay the mains connecting cable in such a way that nobody can tread on it or trip over it.
3. The Start / standard screen [}11] appears.
4. You can now input further entries via the internal keypad, or via the external keypad supplied.
Via PC, notebook or tablet
There are a number of options:
WLAN
Ethernet (an Ethernet cable is not included in the scope of supply)
WLAN
The configuration WLAN of the B-Tronic CentralControl (access point) is used to make the first connection with your input device.
1. Take a note of the name of the WLAN wireless network (SSID) and of the WLAN net­work key (KEY). Both can be found on the back of the B-Tronic CentralControl.
2. Have the wireless networks shown to by your input device (PC, notebook or tablet).
3. Select the WLAN wireless network (SSID) that you noted previously from the list of available connections, and start the connection request.
4. Now enter the WLAN network key (KEY) that you noted earlier into the field provided, and connect to the B-Tronic CentralControl. Wait until the WLAN connec­tion is established.
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5. Now open your browser via the input device.
6. Type the following address into the browser's address bar: http://192.168.31.1/ and confirm it by pressing Enter.
7. Now click on the cogwheel in the top right-hand corner with the arrow.
8. Select the VNC interface.
9. The Start / standard screen [}11] appears.
10. Now make the settings for your private network, as described under Network set­tings [}14].
11. Then set your input device back to the private network.
Ethernet (an Ethernet cable is not included in the scope of supply)
1. Connect the B-Tronic CentralControl via the Ethernet cable to your input device (PC, notebook or tablet). Wait until the Ethernet connection is established.
Caution Lay the Ethernet cable in such a way that nobody can tread on it or trip over it.
2. Now open your browser via the input device.
3. Type the following address into the browser's address bar: http://cc31.local/ and confirm it by pressing Enter.
4. Now click on the cogwheel in the top right-hand corner with the arrow.
5. Select the VNC interface.
6. The Start / standard screen [}11] appears.
7. You can now input further entries through your input device.
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Start / standard screen

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1 Main screen area
The time and date, and in some cases the weather forecast, are displayed on the main screen area.
2 Navigation and status area
The current weather, status information, and the navigation elements for the pro­grammed receivers are shown in the navigation and status area.
3 Time / date
Display of date and time. The time can be displayed in digital or analogue format.
4 Weather
Display of the current weather at the selected weather location. Displaying the weather data requires an Internet connection.
5 Device status bar
The statuses of various device-specific functions are displayed on this status bar:
B-Tronic KNX stick is available in the device.
B-Tronic KNX stick is not available in the device.
Centronic RF stick is available in the device.
Centronic RF stick is not available in the device.
WLAN signal strength
No WLAN available
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Network via cable
No network via cable
Access point available
Fault indication
An update is available
The display of blue triangles indicates that more content is available in the main screen area by scrolling up or down.
6 Main navigation
The main navigation is visible, with an identical format, on all the screens. It consists of the following three navigation panes:
Clicking this button will always take you back to the start screen.
Clicking this button takes you to the operating facilities for the receivers, rooms, groups and scenarios.
Clicking this button will take you to the settings.

Commissioning, step-by-step

Selecting a language [}13]
Network settings [}14]
Date / time [}16]
Select weather location [}18]
Programming receivers [}20]
Creating rooms [}23]
Add receivers to rooms [}25]
Creating groups [}27]
Program receivers for groups [}29]
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Selecting a language

1
Radio
Cameras
House installation
Settings
Configuration
Select an
application
2
System information
Select weather location
Date / time
Network settings
Configuration
Selecting a language
Please select the
desired menu item
3
Screen settings
Language
Deutsch
Please select
your
language
English
Francais
Nederlands
4
5
Italiano
1 Please press the "Programs and set­tings" button.
2 On the "Programs and settings" screen you should now select the "Configuration" menu item.
3 Now select "Selecting a language" in the configuration menu.
4 Choose the language you want in the language menu.
5 You confirm your input and close the menu with the green tick.
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Network settings

1
Radio
Cameras
House installation
Settings
Configuration
Select an
application
2
System information
Select weather location
Date / time
Network settings
Configuration
Selecting a language
Please select the
desired menu item
3
Screen settings
The full home automation functionality of the B-Tronic CentralControl is available even when it is not connected to a network. However, some additional functions and access options are only possible with network or Internet access. In order to be able to use these functions, make sure that the B-Tronic CentralControl is connected to your network, that there is an Internet connection, and that the time is set correctly. Do remember that this may result in charges, depending on the contractual conditions of your Internet supplier.
1 Please press the "Programs and set­tings" button.
2 On the "Programs and settings" screen you should now select the "Configuration" menu item.
3 Now select "Network settings" in the configuration menu.
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4 You can change the name of the B-
Network
Network
configuration
Ethernet
Interface
5
WiFi
WiFi access data
SSID / network name
6
Host name
4
beckernet
CentralControl
Activate access point
Network
Manual input
Select
network
Tronic CentralControl here.
5 Selection for access point (configura­tion WLAN of the B-Tronic CentralControl. Only available on the CC31) Ethernet (wired network installation) or WiFi (WLAN / radio network installation).
6 SSID = network identifier
(this is only needed for WiFi / WLAN con­nections)
You will only be able to select the net­works flagged with a green symbol.
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7 Key = password
Network configuration
Key / password (PSK)
Automatic (DHCP)
Manual
IP address
Net mask
Gateway
Name server
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8
9
10
11
12
14
WLAN driver version
Modification requires restart
Standard
Alternative
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1
(this is only needed for WiFi / WLAN con­nections)
Please note that the central control can only be linked into a network by means of WiFi / WLAN if the WPA2 encryption is switched on at the router.
An automatic DHCP is usually activated in private networks. If this is not the case, please ask your network administrator for the entries required for the fields 9, 10,
11 and 12.
To ensure that a different IP address is not used every time the CentralCon­trol reboots, a fixed IP address should be assigned to the CentralControl. (Select 8 = Manual, and input the in­formation needed for the fields 9, 10, 11 and 12).
After configuration has been finished, some of the data can also be seen under "System information".
13 If you are unable to establish a con­nection to your WLAN network using the standard WLAN driver you should test the alternative WLAN driver. Only available on the CC51.
14 You confirm your input and close the menu with the green tick.

Date / time

1 Please press the "Programs and set-
tings" button.
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2 On the "Programs and settings" screen
Radio
Cameras
House installation
Settings
Configuration
Select an
application
2
System information
Select weather location
Date / time
Network settings
Configuration
Selecting a language
Please select the
desired menu item
3
Screen settings
Date / time
Settings
4
automatic (NTP)
Time
5
6
7
Time
manual
Date
Time format
Date format
Time zone
Berlin
8
9
10
you should now select the "Configuration" menu item.
3 Now select "Date / time" in the config­uration menu.
4 Now please choose whether you want the time to be obtained automatically from the Internet, or whether you want to set it manually.
The central controller needs an Internet connection if it is to obtain the time and date information automatically.
5 Setting the time manually.
This menu item is omitted if "Automatic" is selected under Point 4.
6 Setting the date manually.
This menu item is omitted if "Automatic" is selected under Point 4.
7 Setting the format in which the time will be displayed.
8 Setting the format in which the date will be displayed.
9 Setting the time zone.
10 You confirm your input and close the
menu with the green tick.
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Select weather location

1
Radio
Cameras
House installation
Settings
Configuration
Select an
application
2
System information
Select weather location
Date / time
Network settings
Configuration
Selecting a language
Please select the
desired menu item
3
Screen settings
Displaying the weather data requires an Internet connection. In order to be able to display the correct weather data on your B-Tronic CentralControl it is necessary to provide the location for which the weather data is to be displayed. If the place you want is not available in the selection list, choose the nearest larger city.
1 Please press the "Programs and set­tings" button.
2 On the "Programs and settings" screen you should now select the "Configuration" menu item.
3 Now select "Select weather location" in the configuration menu.
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4 The location that is currently set for the
Weather
Location:
Location for weather
information
4
Sinn, Germany
5
Set using location data
Options
Search locations
Paris
Please enter your location
6
7
Locations found
Select your
location
8
9
Weather
Location:
Location for weather
information
Paris
Set using location data
Options
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10
weather data is shown on the display.
5 To change the location, click the field where the name is displayed.
6 Now enter the location that you want.
Please make sure that you don't use any special national characters.
For example:
- München should be written Muenchen
- Orléans should be written Orleans
7 Confirm your input by clicking the green tick.
8 If your entry results in more than one hit, a selection list of possible locations will be displayed.
Select the location you want.
To execute Astro functions the loca­tion of the CentralControl must be entered correctly. This can be spe­cified in the Select location menu.
9 You confirm your input and close the
menu with the green tick.
10 Alternatively, you can also choose your current location as the weather location. To do this, simply click the "Set using loc­ation data" button.
11 Confirm your input by clicking the green tick.
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12 After the central controller has entered
Select weather location
Date / time
Network settings
Configuration
Please select the
desired menu item
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Location
1
Radio
Cameras
House installation
Settings
Configuration
Select an
application
2
System information
Rooms
Scenarios
Groups
Setup
Receiver
Please select
a function
3
Timers
the weather location according to your specifications, the screen returns auto­matically to the previous menu.

Programming receivers

1 Please press the "Programs and set-
tings" button.
2 On the "Programs and settings" screen you should now select the "House install­ation" menu item.
3 On the "House installation" screen you should now select the "Receivers" menu item.
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4 Select the [ + ] button in order to add a
Receiver
installation
Add / select
receiver
4
Drive Centronic
Dimmer KNX
Socket switch KNX
Switch KNX
Receiver name:
Receiver type:
Device type:
Tubular drive / ext.
Switching actuator
Add
receiver
Configure
settings
Dimming actuator
Centronic
B-Tronic / KNX-RF
5
Awning
Blind
Screen
Shade sail
Awning heater
Door
Door (impulse)
Heating actuator
New
receiver
Please enter
a name
7
Receiver
6
receiver.
A name is first assigned to a new receiver.
Do please make sure that you name the receivers in a meaningful way, so that when they have all been added they can be distributed around the rooms accord­ing to their names.
5 Tap the name field.
6 The keyboard opens. Enter the name of
the new receiver here.
The name "Receiver" has been used in the example.
7 You confirm your input and close the keyboard with the green tick.
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8 Selecting the receiver type.
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9
Receiver
10
Receiver name:
Receiver type:
Device type:
Tubular drive / ext.
Switching actuator
Add
receiver
Configure
settings
Dimming actuator
Centronic
B-Tronic / KNX-RF
Awning
Blind
Screen
Shade sail
Awning heater
Door
Door (impulse)
Heating actuator
Put the receiver into
programming mode now!
Programming mode
active?
Add
receiver
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12
Two options are available:
- B-Tronic / KNX (bidirectional - with con­firmation function)
- Centronic (unidirectional - without con­firmation function)
Only certain device types are available for selection, depending on the selected re­ceiver type.
9 Selecting the device type.
Several options are available:
For device types "Door" and "Door (im­pulse)", please note the following:
Depending on the functions available on the door drive being programmed, "Door" must be selected for door control units with defined UP/STOP/DOWN commands and Door (impulse) for door control units with impulse sequences (UP/STOP/ DOWN/STOP etc.).
10 You confirm your input and move on to the next screen with the green tick.
11 The receiver must now be made ready for programming.
B-Tronic / KNX devices:
Please find the procedure for the receiver in the operating instructions for the device that is to be programmed.
Centronic devices:
A Centronic receiver can only be pro­grammed when it is put into programming mode by its master transmitter. Here again you can find the exact procedure in the operating instructions for the particu­lar receiver.
12 You confirm your input and move on to the next screen with the green tick.
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13 In addition to the information on the
The receiver has been
successfully programmed
and can now be added
to groups or rooms.
Program
13
14
B-Tronic / KNX-RF
Testen
B-Tronic / KNX-RF
A
15
B
C
Receiver
installation
Add / select
receiver
16
Receiver
Drive Centronic
Switch KNX
Dimmer KNX
1
screen saying that the programming has been completed successfully, many re­ceivers also confirm correct program­ming. This is often done by "clicking" at motors, or by flashing the status LED at the receiver. The manual for the receiver concerned will tell you whether the re­ceiver you are programming provides confirmation, and if so, how.
14 You confirm your input and close the menu with the green tick.
You can now test the drive by operating it with the following buttons.
A UP button
B STOP button
C DOWN button
15 You close the test menu with the green
tick.
16 The new receiver can now be seen in the receiver selection menu.

Creating rooms

1 Please press the "Programs and set-
tings" button.
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2 On the "Programs and settings" screen
Radio
Cameras
House installation
Settings
Configuration
Select an
application
2
System information
Rooms
Scenarios
Groups
Setup
Receiver
Please select
a function
3
Timers
Rooms
Add / select
room
Living room
4
New room
Please enter
a name
5
you should now select the "House install­ation" menu item.
3 On the "House installation" screen you should now select the "Rooms" menu item.
4 Select the [ + ] button in order to add a room.
5 Tap the name field.
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6 The keyboard opens. Enter the name of
New room
Please enter
a name
6
Bedroom
7
Rooms
Add / select
room
Living room
8
Bedroom
1
Radio
Cameras
House installation
Settings
Configuration
Select an
application
2
System information
the new room here.
The name "Bedroom" has been used in the example.
7 You confirm your input and close the keyboard with the green tick.
8 The new room can now be seen in the room selection menu.

Add receivers to rooms

1 Please press the "Programs and set-
tings" button.
2 On the "Programs and settings" screen you should now select the "House install­ation" menu item.
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3 On the "House installation" screen you
Rooms
Scenarios
Groups
Setup
Receiver
Please select
a function
3
Timers
Rooms
Add / select
room
Living room
4
Bedroom
Bedroom
Add / select
receiver
or edit room
5
6
Add
receiver
Choose a
receiver to add
Switch
Drives
Drive Centronic
Dimmer KNX
7
should now select the "Rooms" menu item.
4 Choose the room in which you want to add receivers.
For example: Bedroom
5 No receiver has yet been assigned to the chosen room (Bedroom) in the ex­ample. For this reason, the list of receiv­ers contained in the room is still empty.
6 Select the [ + ] button in order to add a receiver to the chosen room.
7 The list that is now shown displays all the available receivers, i.e. those that have not yet been assigned to a room.
You add this receiver to the room by tap­ping it.
The list of receivers also contains groups and scenarios, and these can also be assigned to rooms in just the same way as individual receivers.
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8 The chosen receiver (switch) has now
Bedroom
Add / select
receiver
or edit room
Switch
8
1
Radio
Cameras
House installation
Settings
Configuration
Select an
application
2
System information
been assigned to the room (Bedroom), and appears in the list of receivers con­tained in the room.

Creating groups

A "group" is a number of receivers combined on one channel of the transmitter. All re­ceivers in a group respond jointly to signals from the transmitter. It is important to bear in mind that only receivers of the same type – e.g. roller shutter drives or switching receivers for example – can be combined in one group. A 1-channel hand-held transmitter can also control groups, although only one group per hand-held transmitter. With bidirectional devices, confirmation (positive/negative) is only provided once the last participant in the group has issued a status message.
1 Please press the "Programs and set­tings" button.
2 On the "Programs and settings" screen you should now select the "House install­ation" menu item.
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3 On the "House installation" screen you
Rooms
Scenarios
Groups
Setup
Receiver
Please select
a function
3
Timers
Switch
4
Drives
Group
setup
Add / select
group
Tubular drive / ext.
6
Add
group
Adjust
settings
Switching actuator
Dimming actuator
5
Name
new group
7
New group
Please enter
a name
8
should now select the "Groups" menu item.
4 Select the [ + ] button in order to add a group.
5 Groups can only consist of receivers of the same type.
Please choose the desired receiver type for the group that is to be created.
6 Tap the name field.
7 The keyboard opens. Enter the name of
the new group here.
The name "New group" has been used in the example.
8 You confirm the name you have entered and close the keyboard with the green tick.
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9 You confirm your entries about the new
Tubular drive / ext.
Add
group
Adjust
settings
Switching actuator
Dimming actuator
9
Name
new group
Group
setup
Add / select
group
new group
Switch
Drives
10
1
Radio
Cameras
House installation
Settings
Configuration
Select an
application
2
System information
group and close the menu with the green tick.
10 The new group is now visible in the list of all groups.
The list of receivers also contains groups and scenarios, and these can also be assigned to rooms in just the same way as individual receivers.

Program receivers for groups

1 Please press the "Programs and set-
tings" button.
2 On the "Programs and settings" screen you should now select the "House install­ation" menu item.
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3 On the "House installation" screen you
Rooms
Scenarios
Groups
Setup
Receiver
Please select
a function
3
Timers
Group
setup
Add / select
group
new group
Switch
Drives
4
New group
Add / select
receiver
5
6
Add
receiver
Choose a receiver
to add
Drives
Drive Centronic
Drive B-Tronic
7
should now select the "Groups" menu item.
4 Select the group to which you want to assign receivers.
For example: "New group"
5 No receivers have yet been assigned to the chosen group (New group) in the ex­ample. For this reason, the list of receiv­ers contained in the group is still empty.
6 Select the [ + ] button in order to add a receiver to the group.
7 All the receivers are visible in the list that is now displayed.
You add this receiver to the group by tap­ping it.
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8 The chosen receiver (B-Tronic drive)
New group
Add / select
receiver
Drive B-Tronic
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has now been assigned to the group (New group), and appears in the list of receivers contained in the group.
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Operation

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Operating receivers

1. Press the button in order to open the "My house" menu.
2. Now select the room you want.
3. Then choose the receiver that is to be operated.
4. You can now operate the receiver.
5. Press the " " button when you want to close the menu.

Tubular drive receivers

With B-Tronic receivers you get feedback on the current status and have the option of tapping the desired position on the status display in order to initiate a corresponding drive command.
UP button
STOP button
DOWN button
Intermediate position 1
Intermediate position 2
Status display
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Dimmer receiver

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With B-Tronic receivers you get feedback on the current status and have the option of tapping the desired position on the status display in order to initiate a corresponding dimming command.
UP button
STOP button
DOWN button
Intermediate position 1
Intermediate position 2
Status display
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Switch receivers

With B-Tronic receivers you get feedback on the current status.

Operating groups

ON button
OFF button
Status display
Groups can only consist of receivers of the same type. Just like receivers, groups can be assigned to rooms.
1. Press the button in order to open the "My house" menu.
2. Then press the "Groups" button.
3. Then select the group that you want.
4. You can now operate the group. Operation is performed as described for each re­ceiver type.
5. Press the " " button when you want to close the menu.
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Additional configuration and operation options

The B-Tronic CentralControl offers many further options for the individual and user­friendly operation of your house automation:
Creating and controlling scenarios
Time control functions
Holiday function
Internet radio
Update service
Linking webcams
Weather and the forecast
Operation via other devices in the home network or via mobile devices away from
home
Our richly illustrated Assembly and Operating Instructions offer detailed information on the full range of available functions, their settings and operator controls and show you how to optimise the configuration of your CentralControl. To download these instruc­tions, please go to our homepage: http://www.becker-antriebe.net/centralcontrol/.
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Changing batteries

Dispose of exhausted batteries properly. Only replace batteries with ones of the identical type (LR03; AAA).
1. Open the cover of the battery com­partment.
2. Take out the batteries.
3. Insert the new batteries correctly.
4. Close the cover of the battery com­partment.

Cleaning

Only clean the device with a suitable cloth. Do not use aggressive cleaning agents that may damage the surface.
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Technical data

Supply voltage 230V/50Hz
Degree of protection IP20
Permissible ambient temperature and air humid­ity
Maximum emitted transmission output ≤ 25 mW
Radio frequency 868.3MHz/2.4GHz
CPU ARM9454MHz
Memory 128MB
Operating system Linux
Dimensions (W x H x D) 118 x 118 x 28.5mm
0°C to +40°C at a relative humidity of between 20% and 80% (non­condensing)
Connections
Integrated WLAN IEEE802.11n
WPA / WPA2
USB Flash stick 1GB
USB Centronic RF stick 868.3MHz
USB KNX stick 868.3MHz
Ethernet 10 / 100Mbit, standard RJ-45
HDMI
Headset 3.5mm jack
The maximum transmitter range on and in the building is up to 25m, and up to 350m in the open.
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Simplified EU declaration of conformity

Becker-Antriebe GmbH hereby declares that this radio control system complies with Directive 2014/53/EU. The full text of the EU declaration of conformity is available at the following web ad­dress: www.becker-antriebe.com/ce
Subject to technical changes without notice.
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