B.E.G. LUXOMAT KNXnet/IP Interface Multicontro Installation And Operating Instructions Manual

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LUXOMAT

Installation and operating instructions

1. General use

The KNXnet/IP Interface Multicontrol includes all the modules
required to implement time switching functions, trigger condi­tions for defined events, event handling, logic functions and
the function of a real-time clock.

The following are available:

- Weekly switching programs (100 time switch entries)

- Event trigger / threshold switch (30 triggers)

- Event processing / scenes (200 events)

- Logic functions (30 logic functions)

- Real- time clock with battery backup

- Tunnel link to bus for visualisation

- Automatic time synchronisation via UDP time server

- Automatic adjustment to daylight- saving time

- IP address assignment via DHCP

In the device, up to 80 objects are defined with free data
type assignment from the following options:

- 1 bit (EIS 1)

- 1 byte without sign bit (EIS 14)

- 1 byte with sign bit (EIS 14)

- 2 bytes without sign bit (EIS 10)

- 2 bytes with sign bit (EIS 10)

- 2 bytes floating (EIS 5)

- 4 bytes without sign bit (EIS 11)

- 4 bytes with sign bit (EIS 11)

- 4 bytes floating (EIS 9)

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KNXnet/IP Interface Multicontrol

All defined objects can be used by all available modules.
This means that up to 80 objects can be selected for time
switching functions, as inputs for logic functions, as trigger
objects or as outputs for the event programs.

2. Device types and accessories

At present, the following device types are available from the
Interface product group:

KNXnet/IP Interface Multicontrol Part number: 90124
KNXnet/IP Interface Part number: 90125
KNXnet/IP Interface Web Part number: 90126

3. Scope of supply

The KNXnet/IP Interface Multicontrol is supplied as standard
with the following individual components:

• Complete device including battery with EIB bus terminal
(black/red) and 24 V supply bus terminal (yellow/white)
inserted

• Operating and installation instructions

4. Application programs

At present, the following application programs are available:
KNXInterface-90124, for function of the application program
see application program description

5. Installation notes

• The device should only be installed and started up by an
approved electrical engineer.

• Observe the applicable safety and accident prevention
regulations.

• The device is designed for fixed installation indoors in dry
conditions.

• When connecting the device, ensure it has been discon­nected from the power supply.

• The device must not be opened. Faulty devices should be
returned to the manufacturer.

• When planning and erecting electrical systems, observe
the specifications and regulations of the relevant country.

7. Location and function of indication and control
elements

The device connections, as well as the learn button and pro­gramming LED that are required during EIB startup, can only
be accessed in the distributor when the cover is removed.
The pushbuttons (Move, Prg/Set, ESC) and the 2- line display
can be operated when the distributor cover is closed.

6. Technical data

Power supplies

• 24V AC/DC; input range 12 .. 30V AC/DC

• Additionally via EIB/KNX bus

Control elements

• Learn button for switching between standard and
addressing mode

• 3 x pushbuttons (Move, Prg/Set, ESC) on the front for
setting the device (time and date) and indication of
the IP and MAC address

Indication elements

• Red LED for indicating standard/addressing mode

• Green LK LED for indicating the Ethernet link

• Green LA LED for indicating communication on the
Ethernet link

• LCD with 2 lines of 12 characters for indicating the
time and date

Connections

• Bus line: EIB/KNX bus terminal (black/red)

• Power supply: Bus terminal (yellow/white)

• Ethernet 10Mbps: RJ45 socket

Mechanical data

• Casing: Plastic LEXAN UL-94-V0

A4

A5

A7

A10

A11

• Dimen sions for REG casing 4 div.:
Width: 70 mm
Height: 55mm
Length: 86mm

• Weight: 150g

• Installation: On standard 35mm DIN rail

Electrical safety

• Pollution degree: 2

• Degree of protection (according to EN 60529): IP20

• Protection class (according to IEC 1140): I

• Surge voltage category: III

• Bus: Safety extra-low voltage SELV 24 V DC

EMC requirements

Meets EN 50081-1 and EN 50082- 2,
EN 50090-2-2

Ambient conditions

• Resistance to extreme climates: EN 50090-2-2,

• Ambient conditions during operationb: 0°C to +45°C

• Storage temperature: -25°C to +70°C

• Relative humidity (no condensation): 5% to 93 %

Approval

EIB/KNX registered

CE marking

In accordance with EMC directive (residential and functional
building), low-voltage directive

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A1: 24 V bus terminal
A2: KNX bus terminal
A3: Ethernet RJ45 socket
A4: KNX programming LED
A5: KNX learn button
A6: Display 2 x 12 characters
A7: Move button
A8: Prg/Set button
A9: ESC button
A10: Ethernet Link LED
A11: Ethernet Activity LED
A12: Battery compartment

A8

A9

A6

A3

A1

A2

A12

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70

86

60

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8. Display

The display shows the current time. Press to the Move button
display the additional information:

Time:

IP address:

Mac address:

12:45 Mo

05.Jun.2004

IP: 192.168.

100.1

MAC: 00-05-64

00-0A-22

9. Setting the time

Hold down the Prg/Set button to change the display to
programming mode. The following appears:

10. Error indication in the display

The KNXnet/IP Interface Multicontrol includes an automatic
battery monitoring function. Every 24 hours, the battery is used
briefly in order to evaluate the service life and status of the
battery. If the voltage under this load falls below a limit value,
this is indicated both in the display and as an event on the
EIB/KNX bus.

Battery test not OK  display via B

12:45 Mo B

05.Jun.2004

The KNXnet/IP Interface Multicontrol displays the load status
of the application for information. After an ETS download, all
application parameters that were set via the web configuration
tool are deleted. This status is indicated by an “E” (empty) in
the display.

When this message is displayed the
battery should be replaced.

The Move button can now be used to set the desired hour.
Press the Prg/Set button to confirm the set value and proceed
to the next input window.

At the end of the input cycle, press Return to return to the
normal display. Programming can be exited at any time using
the ESC button.
Please note that when parameterising a time server via ETS,
the manual setting of the time is overwritten by an external
signal from the time server. As soon as a time server has been
configured in the ETS, it has priority.

Hour ?
12:45

Minute ?
12:45

Day ?

05.Jun.2004

Month ?

05.Jun.2004

Year ?

05.Jun.2004

Return ?

12:45 Mo E

05.Jun.2004

11. Replacing the battery

The KNXnet/IP Interface Multicontrol has a 1/2AA 3.6 V
lithium battery. Under normal operating conditions, the battery
has a service life of up to 2 years. However, if it does have
to be replaced, the battery cover can be opened by inserting
a screwdriver in the notches provided. Pull the battery out of
the battery compartment and insert a new battery. Ensure the
correct polarity.

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