Comelit Planux User Manual

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CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

WARNINGS ..........................................................................................................4

MONITOR DESCRIPTION ...................................................................................5

KEY FUNCTIONS ................................................................................................5

PLANUX MANAGER MENU ................................................................................6

LIGHTS

LIGHTS MENU DESCRIPTION ...........................................................................7

LIGHT CONTROL.................................................................................................7

LIGHT SCHEDULING FOR AN AREA ..................................................................8

DIMMER LIGHT SCHEDULING ...........................................................................9

LIGHT SCHEDULING ..........................................................................................10

OTHER

OTHER MENU DESCRIPTION ............................................................................11

LOAD CONTROL .................................................................................................11

LOAD SCHEDULING ...........................................................................................12

LOAD SCHEDULING FOR AN AREA ..................................................................13

SHUTTERS

SHUTTERS MENU DESCRIPTION .....................................................................14

SHUTTER CONTROL ..........................................................................................14

SHUTTER SCHEDULING ....................................................................................15

SHUTTER SCHEDULING FOR AN AREA ........................................................... 16

AUTOMATION

AUTOMATION MENU DESCRIPTION .................................................................17

AUTOMATION SCHEDULING .............................................................................18

IRRIGATION

IRRIGATION MENU DESCRIPTION ....................................................................19

IRRIGATION SCHEDULING ................................................................................20

CLIMATE

CLIMATE MENU DESCRIPTION .........................................................................21

CLIMATE CONTROL ............................................................................................21

CLIMATE SCHEDULING ......................................................................................22

MANUAL CLIMATE MODE...................................................................................23

CLIMATE FORCING .............................................................................................23

LOADS

LOADS MENU DESCRIPTION ............................................................................24

CONSUMPTION

CONSUMPTION MENU DESCRIPTION .............................................................25

KEY TO THRESHOLD COLOURS .......................................................................25

DOOR ENTRY MONITORS

ANSWERING A CALL ..........................................................................................26

DOOR ENTRY MONITORS MENU DESCRIPTION ............................................26

VIDEO MEMORY .................................................................................................26

VIEWING A RECORDING ....................................................................................27

DELETING A RECORDING..................................................................................27

HANDS-FREE ......................................................................................................27

SETTING MELODIES ..........................................................................................27

ADJUSTING THE VOLUME .................................................................................28

ACTUATORS ........................................................................................................28

RENAMING ACTUATORS ...................................................................................29

CAMERAS ............................................................................................................29

RENAMING CAMERAS .......................................................................................30

INTERCOMS ........................................................................................................31

RENAMING INTERCOMS....................................................................................31

SETUP

SETUP MENU DESCRIPTION ............................................................................32

LANGUAGE..........................................................................................................32

LOCKING THE KEYPAD AND T OUCH-SCREEN ................................................32

SETTING THE DATE & TIME...............................................................................33

INFORMATION .....................................................................................................33

CONDITIONS .......................................................................................................33

SETUP - CONSUMPTION

CONSUMPTION SETUP MENU DESCRIPTION ................................................34

TOOLBAR ............................................................................................................34

CURRENCY .........................................................................................................35

DISPLAY ...............................................................................................................35

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RATES ..................................................................................................................36

THRESHOLDS .....................................................................................................37

CLEAR..................................................................................................................37

SETTINGS............................................................................................................38

UNIT OF MEASUREMENT ..................................................................................38

PULSES ...............................................................................................................38

STEP ....................................................................................................................39

SCALE FACTOR ..................................................................................................39

ADVANCED

ACCESSING ADVANCED MENUS ......................................................................40

ADVANCED MENUS DESCRIPTION ..................................................................40

KEY PROGRAMMING .........................................................................................41

VIDEO MEMORY SETUP ....................................................................................42

ACTUATORS ........................................................................................................42

ADDING ACTUATORS .........................................................................................42

MODIFYING AN ACTUATOR CODE ....................................................................43

DELETING ACTUATORS .....................................................................................43

CAMERAS ............................................................................................................44

ADDING CAMERAS .............................................................................................44

MODIFYING A CAMERA CODE...........................................................................45

DELETING CAMERAS .........................................................................................45

INTERCOMS ........................................................................................................46

ADDING AN INTERCOM......................................................................................46

MODIFYING AN INTERCOM ADDRESS .............................................................47

DELETING AN INTERCOM..................................................................................47

SELECTIVE INTERCOM......................................................................................48

ADDING A SELECTIVE INTERCOM....................................................................48

DELETING / MODIFYING A SELECTIVE INTERCOM ........................................49

ADDRESSES MENU DESCRIPTION ..................................................................49

SETTING THE BRACKET CODE ........................................................................49

SETTING A MONITOR AS MAIN / SECONDARY ................................................50

SETTING A MULTIPLE ADDRESS ......................................................................50

SETTING THE INTERCOM ADDRESS ...............................................................50

CALIBRATING THE TOUCH-SCREEN ................................................................51

SET INPUT ...........................................................................................................51

TOTAL RESET .....................................................................................................51

RESET CONFIGURATIONS ................................................................................52

CONFIGURATION UPDATE ................................................................................52

PRODUCT UPDATE ............................................................................................52

TRANSMISSION TIME .........................................................................................52

NUMBER OF TRANSMISSIONS .........................................................................52

PLANUX MANAGER SETTINGS FOR VEDO SERIES CONTROL UNITS .........53

ALARM

ALARMS MENU DESCRIPTION..........................................................................54

AREA STATUS LEGEND .....................................................................................54

FULLY ARMING THE ANTI-INTRUSION SYSTEM..............................................55

FULLY DISARMING THE ANTI-INTRUSION SYSTEM .......................................56

ACTIVATING THE ALARM FOR AN AREA ..........................................................57

DEACTIVATING THE ALARM FOR AN AREA .....................................................58

DISPLAYING THE ALARM ZONE ........................................................................59

RESETTING THE ALARM ST ATUS .....................................................................60

RESETTING THE ALARM MEMORY...................................................................61

MANAGING USERS.............................................................................................62

ADDING USERS ..................................................................................................63

MODIFYING THE USER PASSWORD ................................................................63

DELETING USERS ..............................................................................................64

SYSTEM TEST .....................................................................................................64

ALARM LOG.........................................................................................................65

ALARM LOG LEGEND .........................................................................................66

SCENARIOS

SCENARIOS MENU DESCRIPTION ...................................................................67

CREATING NEW SCENARIOS ............................................................................67

SCHEDULING SCENARIOS ................................................................................69

ACTIVATING SCENARIOS ..................................................................................70

DELETING SCENARIOS .....................................................................................71

MODIFYING SCENARIOS ...................................................................................72

KEY MENU DESCRIPTION .................................................................................73

REGISTERING NEW KEYS .................................................................................74

DELETING KEYS .................................................................................................75

RENAMING KEYS................................................................................................76

MODIFYING KEY FUNCTIONS ...........................................................................76

ACTIVATING SCENARIOS USING A KEY ...........................................................78

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INTRODUCTION

WARNINGS

Comelit Group S.p.A. declines any responsibility for improper use of the apparatus, for any alterations made

by others for any reason, and for the use of non-original accessories or materials. Caution! In order to reduce the risk of faults and electric shocks:

• Do not open the apparatus or carry out any repairs yourself. If necessary, request the services of qualiﬁ ed personnel.

• Do not insert objects or pour liquids into the device.

• Clean using a damp cloth. Do not use alcohol or other aggressive products.

Fonts are (c) Bitstream (see below). DejaVu changes are in public domain. Glyphs imported from Arev fonts are (c) Tavmjong Bah (see below)

Bitstream Vera Fonts Copyright

-----------------------------Copyright (c) 2003 by Bitstream, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Bitstream Vera is a trademark of Bitstream, Inc. Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of the fonts accompanying

this license ("Fonts") and associated documentation ﬁ les (the "Font Software"), to reproduce and distribute the Font Software, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, merge, publish, distribute, and/or sell copies of the Font Software, and to permit persons to whom the Font Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:

The above copyright and trademark notices and this permission notice shall be included in all copies of one or more of the Font Software typefaces.

The Font Software may be modiﬁ ed, altered, or added to, and in particular the designs of glyphs or characters in the Fonts may be modiﬁ ed and additional glyphs or characters may be added to the Fonts, only if the fonts are renamed to names not containing either the words "Bitstream" or the word "Vera".

This License becomes null and void to the extent applicable to Fonts or Font Software that has been modiﬁ ed and is distributed under the "Bitstream Vera" names.

The Font Software may be sold as part of a larger software package but no copy of one or more of the Font Software typefaces may be sold by itself.

THE FONT SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ANY WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT OF COPYRIGHT, PATENT, TRADEMARK, OR OTHER RIGHT. IN NO EVENT SHALL BITSTREAM OR THE GNOME FOUNDATION BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, INCLUDING ANY GENERAL, SPECIAL, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF THE USE OR INABILITY TO USE THE FONT SOFTWARE OR FROM OTHER DEALINGS IN THE FONT SOFTWARE.

Except as contained in this notice, the names of Gnome, the Gnome Foundation, and Bitstream Inc., shall not be used in advertising or otherwise to promote the sale, use or other dealings in this Font Software without prior written authorization from the Gnome Foundation or Bitstream Inc., respectively. For further information, contact: fonts at gnome dot org.

Arev Fonts Copyright

license ("Fonts") and associated documentation ﬁ les (the "Font Software"), to reproduce and distribute the modiﬁ cations to the Bitstream Vera Font Software, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, merge, publish, distribute, and/or sell copies of the Font Software, and to permit persons to whom the Font Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:

The above copyright and trademark notices and this permission notice shall be included in all copies of one or more of the Font Software typefaces.

This License becomes null and void to the extent applicable to Fonts or Font Software that has been modiﬁ ed and is distributed under the "Tavmjong Bah Arev" names.

The Font Software may be sold as part of a larger software package but no copy of one or more of the Font Software typefaces may be sold by itself.

THE FONT SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ANY WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT OF COPYRIGHT, PATENT, TRADEMARK, OR OTHER RIGHT. IN NO EVENT SHALL TAVMJONG BAH BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, INCLUDING ANY GENERAL, SPECIAL, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF THE USE OR INABILITY TO USE THE FONT SOFTWARE OR FROM OTHER DEALINGS IN THE FONT SOFTWARE.

Except as contained in this notice, the name of Tavmjong Bah shall not be used in advertising or otherwise to promote the sale, use or other dealings in this Font Software without prior written authorization from Tavmjong Bah. For further information, contact: tavmjong @ free. fr.

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Alarm

Door entry monitors Climate

Alarm

Other

try monitor

Shutters Lights

Loads Consumption

Wed 08/09/13 - 08:31

Other

tionShCons

KEY FUNCTIONSMONITOR DESCRIPTION

1 Touch screen 2 Key sensor 3 Door lock key 4 Privacy / Doctor key (programmable) 5 Self-ignition key (programmable) 6 Programmable key 2 7 Programmable key 1 8 Colour key 9 Contrast key 10 Brightness key 11 Menu key 12 Audio key

Menu key: switches the Planux Manager

monitor on and off.

Audio key: activates or de-activates conversation with the external unit.

Door lock key: opens the corresponding door lock.

Brightness key: adjusts the brightness of the image displayed in a video message.

Contrast key: adjusts the contrast of the image displayed in a video message.

Colour key: adjusts the colour of the image displayed on the monitor. To change the setting, press the key while video communication is in progress.

Programmable key 1: factory-set as secondary switchboard call (programmable).

Programmable key 2: factory-set as generic actuator (programmable).

Privacy/Doctor function key (programmable):

• The Privacy function disables calls from the external unit and switchboard.

• The Doctor function enables automatic activation of the lock-release in response to a call from the external unit.

• The Privacy + Doctor function, as well as disabling the door-entry phone ringtone in the same way as the Privacy function, also enables automatic activation of the lock-release in response to a call from the external unit.

The red LED indicates that the selected

function is active.

Self-ignition key: switches on the monitor and displays the video feed from the external unit (programmable).

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PLANUX MANAGER MENU

The Planux Manager icons change depending on the type of system installed and the functions available. To navigate the menu, simply use your ﬁ nger to touch the icon corresponding to the desired function.

To access the main menu, press the

key.

Alarm

Door entry monitors Climate

Other

Shutters Lights

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ther

Loads

Consumption

onsum

The icon can be used to return to the main menu immediately.

The

icon can be used to return to the previous

screen.

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LIGHTS

To access the lights menu, press the icon on the main menu screen.

LIGHTS MENU DESCRIPTION

Attic

Downstairs area

Upstairs area

Den

OFF

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1 Available areas. 2 Scroll through the screen (only when there are

more than 4 programmed areas).

3 Light scheduling menu. 4 Switch off all lights in the corresponding area. 5 Switch on all lights in the corresponding area.

Upstairs area

Attic

Downstairs area

Den

OFF

Thu 21/06/12 - 16:07 0W

1 One or more lights in the area are on. 2 All lights in the area are on. 3 All lights in the area are off.

LIGHT CONTROL

The lights within various areas may be controlled individually. Press the relevant icon in the lights menu (e.g. Upstairs area).

Bedroom

OFF

Upstairs area

Thu 21/06/12 - 16:07 0W

Night-stand

Stairs

1 Area displayed. 2 Light with dimmer (press and hold to adjust the

intensity).

3 Switch light off. 4 Light ON/OFF. 5 Light scheduling menu. 6 Timed light (press to adjust the active time period),

see below.

7 Switch light on.

0:12

Thu 05/09/09 - 16:07 0W

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LIGHTS

LIGHT SCHEDULING FOR AN AREA

Press the icon followed by the icon representing one of the available areas (e.g. Downstairs area) to access the scheduling menu for all lights in that area.

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FSS

STATUS

TIME

ONON

1 Days of the week. 2 List of logged programming. 3 Start procedure.

The

ONON/OFFOFF

icon enables/disables the current

schedule. Press the

PROG

icon to access the programming screen.

+ x

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STATUS

TIME

FSS

Select the days of the week for which you wish to program the activity (selected days will be highlighted in red) and press the

icon to add a programming

schedule to the list.

00:00

STOP

00:00 OFF

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STATUS

TIME

FSS

Set the desired activity time using the selector keys and press the icon to conﬁ rm. Select the desired status and press

to conﬁ rm. Repeat the above steps as necessary to add several programming schedules. To delete a programming schedule, select it and press the x icon, followed by to conﬁ rm. When you have ﬁ nished, press the

STOP

icon to log the

information.

1 Days of the week selected. 2 Programming saved. 3 Add programming. 4 Delete programming. 5 Conﬁ rm. 6 Selector keys to modify time and status. 7 Save.

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LIGHTS

The

ONON/OFFOFF

icon enables/disables the current

schedule.

Select the days of the week for which you wish to program the activity (selected days will be highlighted in red) and press the

icon to add a programming

schedule to the list.

00:00

00:00 ON

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STATUS

TIME

FSS

1 Days of the week selected. 2 Programming saved. 3 Add programming. 4 Delete programming. 5 Conﬁ rm. 6 Selector keys to modify time and status. 7 Save.

Set the desired activity time using the selector keys and press the

icon to conﬁ rm. Select the desired

status and press

to conﬁ rm. Set the brightness of the light and press to conﬁ rm. Repeat the above steps as necessary to add several programming schedules. To delete a programming schedule, select it and press the x icon, followed by to conﬁ rm. When you have ﬁ nished, press the

STOP

icon to log the

information.

DIMMER LIGHT SCHEDULING

Once you have entered the relevant area, press the

icon and then the icon corresponding to one of the dimmer lights available (e.g. Bedroom) to access the dimmer light scheduling menu.

1 Days of the week. 2 List of logged programming. 3 Start programing.

Thu 05/09/09 - 16:07 0W

STATUS

TIME

FSS

ONON

Press the

PROG

icon to access the programming screen.

Thu 05/09/09 - 16:07 0W

STATUS

TIME

FSS

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LIGHTS

LIGHT SCHEDULING

Once you have entered the relevant area, press the icon and then the icon corresponding to one of the lights available (e.g. Night-stand); this will take you to the dimmer light scheduling menu.

1 Days of the week. 2 List of logged programming. 3 Start procedure.

Press the

PROG

icon to access the programming screen.

ON STATUS

TIME

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FSS

ONON

+ x

ON STATUS

TIME

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FSS

Select the days of the week for which you wish to program the activity (selected days will be highlighted in red) and press the + icon to add a programming schedule to the list.

00:00

STOP

00:00 OFF

Thu 05/09/09 - 16:07 0W

STATUS

TIME

FSS

1 Days of the week selected. 2 Programming saved. 3 Add programming. 4 Delete programming. 5 Conﬁ rm. 6 Selector keys to modify time and status. 7 Save.

Set the desired activity time using the selector keys and press the

icon to conﬁ rm. Select the desired status and press to conﬁ rm. Repeat the above steps as necessary to add several programming schedules. To delete a programming schedule, select it and press the x icon, followed by to conﬁ rm. When you have ﬁ nished, press the

STOP

icon to log the

information.

The

ONON/OFFOFF

icon enables/disables the current

schedule.

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OTHER

The Other menu manages the programming and control of loads or generic electrical commands (connected to SimpleHome module outputs) not included in the other menus. To access the Other menu, press the icon on the main menu screen.

OTHER MENU DESCRIPTION

OFF

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Attic

Downstairs area

Upstairs area

Den

1 Available areas. 2 Scroll through the screen (only when there are

more than 4 programmed areas).

3 Load scheduling menu. 4 Switch off all loads in the corresponding area. 5 Switch on all loads in the corresponding area.

OFF

Thu 05/09/09 - 16:07 0W

Upstairs area

Attic

Downstairs area

1 One or more loads in the area are on. 2 All loads in the area are on. 3 All loads in the area are off.

LOAD CONTROL

The loads within various areas may be controlled individually. Press the relevant icon in the Other menu (e.g. Upstairs area).

TV socket

Night-stand socket

OFF

Upstairs area

Thu 21/06/12 - 16:07 0W

1 Area displayed. 2 Load ON/OFF. 3 Switch load off. 4 Load scheduling menu. 5 Timed load. 6 Load on (press to adjust the active time period),

see below.

0:12

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OTHER

LOAD SCHEDULING

Once you have entered the relevant area, press the

icon and then the icon corresponding to one of the loads available (e.g. Night-stand socket); this will take you to the load scheduling menu.

1 Days of the week. 2 List of logged programming. 3 Start procedure.

Press the

PROG

icon to access the programming screen.

ON STATUS

TIME

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FSS

ONON

+ x

ON STATUS

TIME

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FSS

Select the days of the week for which you wish to program the activity (selected days will be highlighted in red) and press the

icon to add a programming

schedule to the list.

00:00

STOP

00:00 OFF

Thu 05/09/09 - 16:07 0W

STATUS

TIME

FSS

1 Days of the week selected. 2 Programming saved. 3 Add programming. 4 Delete programming. 5 Conﬁ rm. 6 Selector keys to modify time and status. 7 Save.

Set the desired activity time using the selector keys and press the

icon to conﬁ rm. Select the desired

status and press to conﬁ rm. Repeat the above steps as necessary to add several programming schedules. To delete a programming schedule, select it and press the x icon, followed by to conﬁ rm. When you have ﬁ nished, press the

STOP

icon to log the

information.

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OTHER

LOAD SCHEDULING FOR AN AREA

Press the icon followed by the icon representing one of the available areas (e.g. Upstairs area) to access the load scheduling menu for that area.

Thu 05/09/09 - 16:07 0W

FSS

STATUS

TIME

ONON

1 Days of the week. 2 List of logged programming. 3 Start procedure.

Press the

PROG

icon to access the programming screen.

+ x

Thu 05/09/09 - 16:07 0W

STATUS

TIME

FSS

Select the days of the week for which you wish to program the activity (selected days will be highlighted in red) and press the

icon to add a programming

schedule to the list.

00:00

STOP

00:00 OFF

Thu 05/09/09 - 16:07 0W

STATUS

TIME

FSS

Set the desired activity time using the selector keys and press the icon to conﬁ rm. Select the desired status and press

STOP

icon to log the

information.

1 Days of the week selected. 2 Programming saved. 3 Add programming. 4 Delete programming. 5 Conﬁ rm. 6 Selector keys to modify time and status. 7 Save.

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SHUTTERS

To access the Shutters menu, press the icon on the main menu screen.

SHUTTERS MENU DESCRIPTION

Attic

Downstairs area

Upstairs area

Den

Thu 05/09/09 - 16:07 0W

1 Available areas. 2 Scroll through the screen (only when there are

more than 4 programmed areas).

3 Shutter scheduling menu. 4 Close all shutters in the corresponding area. 5 Open all shutters in the corresponding area.

Upstairs area

Attic

Downstairs area

Den

Thu 21/06/12 - 16:07 0W

1 One or more shutters in the area are moving.

2 All shutters in the area are moving. 3 All shutters in the area are stationary.

SHUTTER CONTROL

The shutters within various areas may be controlled individually. Press the relevant icon in the shutters menu (e.g. Upstairs area).

Upstairs area

Thu 21/06/12 - 16:07 0W

Bedroom

Night-stand

Bathroom

1 Area displayed. 2 Close shutter. 3 Shutter scheduling menu. 4 Available shutters. 5 Open shutter.

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SHUTTERS

SHUTTER SCHEDULING

Once you have entered the relevant area, press the

icon and then the icon corresponding to one of the shutters available (e.g. Bedroom) to access the shutter scheduling menu.

1 Days of the week. 2 List of logged programming. 3 Start procedure.

ON STATUS

TIME

Thu 05/09/09 - 16:07 0W

FSS

ONON

Press the

PROG

icon to access the programming screen.

+ x

ON STATUS

TIME

Thu 05/09/09 - 16:07 0W

FSS

Select the days of the week for which you wish to program the activity (selected days will be highlighted in red) and press the

icon to add a programming

schedule to the list.

00:00

ON STATUS

TIME

00:00

Thu 05/09/09 - 16:07 0W

FSS

Set the desired activity time using the selector keys and press the icon to conﬁ rm. Select the desired action and press

STOP

icon to log the

information.

1 Days of the week selected. 2 Programming saved. 3 Add programming. 4 Delete programming. 5 Conﬁ rm. 6 Selector keys to modify time and status. 7 Save.

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SHUTTERS

SHUTTER SCHEDULING FOR AN AREA

Press the icon followed by the icon representing one of the available areas (e.g. Upstairs area) to access the shutter scheduling menu for that area.

Thu 05/09/09 - 16:07 0W

FSS

STATUS

TIME

ONON

1 Days of the week. 2 List of logged programming. 3 Start procedure.

Press the

PROG

icon to access the programming screen.

+ x

Thu 05/09/09 - 16:07 0W

STATUS

TIME

FSS

Select the days of the week for which you wish to program the activity (selected days will be highlighted in red) and press the

icon to add a programming

schedule to the list.

Set the desired activity time using the selector keys and press the

icon to conﬁ rm. Select the desired

status and press

STOP

icon to log the

information.

1 Days of the week selected. 2 Programming saved. 3 Add programming. 4 Delete programming. 5 Conﬁ rm. 6 Selector keys to modify time and status. 7 Save.

00:00

ON STATUS

TIME

00:00

Thu 05/09/09 - 16:07 0W

FSS

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AUTOMATION

To access the automation menu, press the icon on the main menu screen.

AUTOMATION MENU DESCRIPTION

Garage door 2

Entry gate

Garage door 1

Rear gate

OFF

Thu 05/09/09 - 16:07 0W

1 Available automations. 2 Scroll through the screen (only when there are

more than 4 programmed automations).

3 Automation scheduling menu. 4 Stop corresponding automation. 5

Start corresponding automation.

Entry gate

Garage door 2

Garage door 1

Rear gate

OFF

Thu 21/06/12 - 16:07 0W

1 Automation in operation. 2 Automation off.

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AUTOMATION

AUTOMATION SCHEDULING

Press the icon followed by the icon representing one of the available areas (e.g. entrance gate), to access the automation scheduling menu.

1 Days of the week. 2 List of logged programming. 3 Start procedure.

ON STATUS

TIME

Thu 05/09/09 - 16:07 0W

FSS

ONON

Press the

PROG

icon to access the programming screen.

+ x

ON STATUS

TIME

Thu 05/09/09 - 16:07 0W

FSS

Select the days of the week for which you wish to program the activity (selected days will be highlighted in red) and press the

icon to add a programming

schedule to the list.

Set the desired activity time using the selector keys and press the

icon to conﬁ rm. Select the desired

action and press

STOP

icon to log the

information.

1 Days of the week selected. 2 Programming saved. 3 Add programming. 4 Delete programming. 5 Conﬁ rm. 6 Selector keys to modify time and status. 7 Save.

00:00

STOP

00:00 OFF

Thu 05/09/09 - 16:07 0W

STATUS

TIME

FSS

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IRRIGATION

To access the Irrigation menu, press the icon on the main menu screen.

IRRIGATION MENU DESCRIPTION

East Garden

North Garden

South Garden

West Garden

OFF

Thu 05/09/09 - 16:07 0W

1 Available areas. 2 Scroll through the screen (only when there are

more than 4 programmed areas).

3 Irrigation scheduling menu. 4 Stop irrigation system for the relevant area. 5 Start irrigation system for the relevant area.

East Garden

South Garden

West Garden

OFF

Thu 21/06/12 - 16:07 0W

North Garden

1 Area irrigation system on. 2 Area irrigation system off.

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IRRIGATION

IRRIGATION SCHEDULING

ON STATUS

TIME

Thu 05/09/09 - 16:07 0W

FSS

ONON

Press the icon followed by the icon representing one of the available areas (e.g. Garden North) to access the irrigation system scheduling menu.

1 Days of the week. 2 List of logged programming. 3 Start procedure.

Press the

PROG

icon to access the programming screen.

+ x

ON STATUS

TIME

Thu 05/09/09 - 16:07 0W

FSS

Select the days of the week for which you wish to program the activity (selected days will be highlighted in red) and press the

icon to add a programming

schedule to the list.

00:00

STOP

00:00 OFF

Thu 05/09/09 - 16:07 0W

STATUS

TIME

FSS

Set the desired activity time using the selector keys and press the icon to conﬁ rm. Select the desired status and press

STOP

icon to log the

information.

1 Days of the week selected. 2 Programming saved. 3 Add programming. 4 Delete programming. 5 Conﬁ rm. 6 Selector keys to modify time and status. 7 Save.

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CLIMATE

T o access the Climate menu, press the icon on the main menu screen.

CLIMATE MENU DESCRIPTION

Bedroom 1

Bedroom 2

Lounge

Bathroom

Thu 21/06/12 - 16:07 0W

20°

23°

18°

19°

1 Available areas. 2 Scroll through the screen (only when there are

more than 4 programmed areas).

Bedroom 1

Thu 21/06/12 - 16:07 0W

20°

22.5°

CLIMATE CONTROL

Press the relevant icon in the climate menu (e.g. Bedroom 1).

1 Area displayed. 2 Automatic mode. 3 Manual mode. 4 Manual forcing. 5 Boiler on indicator. 6 Current set temperature. 7 Room temperature. 8 System activation / deactivation (the timer-

thermostat switches off / on).

9 Climate scheduling menu. 10 Summer / winter mode selection (heating / cooling

management).

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CLIMATE

CLIMATE SCHEDULING

FROM TO T

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FSS

Press the icon to access the scheduling menu for the climate control system in the relevant area. Function only available on monitors set as Master devices.

1 Days of the week. 2 List of logged programming. 3 Daily programming graphic. 4 Start procedure.

Press the

PROG

icon to access the programming screen.

NOTE: daily climate control programming must refer to the whole 24-hour cycle; any hours not programmed by the user will be set by the system automatically.

00:00

FROM TO T

18.5°

00:00 24:00

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FSS

Select the days of the week for which you wish to program the activity (selected days will be highlighted in red), select the time or temperature to be adjusted and press + and – to increase or decrease the value. Every time you adjust a value, you must press the icon to conﬁ rm. When you have ﬁ nished, press the

STOP

icon to log the information.

00:00

FROM TO T

18.5°

00:00 24:00

STOP

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FSS

1 Days of the week selected. 2 Save. 3 Selector keys to modify time and temperature. 4 Conﬁ rm.

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CLIMATE

MANUAL CLIMATE MODE

Press the M icon to set the climate to manual mode and use the + and – selectors to adjust the temperature of the room.

Bedroom 1

20°

22.5°

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CLIMATE FORCING

If necessary , it is possible to force both automatic and manual programming for a set period of time (hours or days). Once the forcing cycle has ﬁ nished the system will revert to the mode set previously (Automatic or Manual). In the menu for the relevant area, press the

icon.

20°

22.5°

03:50

DAYS

START

HOURS

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1 Current temperature. 2 Desired temperature. 3 Hours / days selectors. 4 Desired running time. 5 Start forcing mode.

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LOADS

LOADS MENU DESCRIPTION

Refrigerator

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Dishwasher

Washing machine

Oven

1 Loads selected for deactivation in the event of an

overload.

2 Load to remain active.

To access the Loads menu, press the

icon on the

main menu screen.

In the event of an overload, the system automatically decides which of the active programmed loads to disable. The user, via the loads menu, will be able to: 1 Select the loads to be disabled in the event of an overload. 2 Deselect the loads to be left enabled in the event of an overload.

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CONSUMPTION

To access the Consumption menu, press the icon on the main menu screen.

CONSUMPTION MENU DESCRIPTION

Electricity

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02461218

170.0

154.0

138.0

122.0

106.0

90.00

133 Wh

31.04 kWh

1 Change currency / unit of measurement mode. 2 Meter currently displayed. 3 Scroll through available meters. 4 Change day / month / year / log mode. 5 Scroll through days / months / years / log. 6 Change graph / table display.

This menu can be used for monitoring consumption though graphs and tables.

KEY TO THRESHOLD COLOURS

If the maximum consumption thresholds are set (see Thresholds menu on page 37) in table mode, the check boxes are coloured to indicate the consumption level.

00.00

01.00

02.00

03.00

04.00

05.00

117

100 134 108

164 121

From 0% to 75%

From 75% to 100%

Over 100%

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DOOR ENTRY MONITORS

Video memory

OFF

Hands-free

Set melodies

Volume adjustment

OFF

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Actuators

Cameras

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Intercoms

Main switchboard

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11/01/2001 10:21 09/01/2001 8:22

07/01/2001 18:50

05/01/2001 9:48

To access the Door entry monitors menu, press the

icon on the main menu screen.

DOOR ENTRY MONITORS MENU DESCRIPTION

The LEDs corresponding to the audio and door lock keys ﬂ ash on receipt of a call.

Press the

key to activate the audio line with the

external unit from which the call originated. Press

to activate the corresponding door lock.

ANSWERING A CALL

1 Functions available in the Door entry monitors menu. 2 Deactivation of the corresponding function. 3 Scroll through the screen. 4 Activation of the corresponding function.

The Video memory function, if activated, can be used to record the image from the external unit camera when a call is made, for a maximum of 100 recordings of max. 10 seconds each.

VIDEO MEMORY

To view the list of recordings present, access the Door entry monitors > Video memory menu.

1 Recordings not yet viewed (blue frame). 2 Recordings already viewed (yellow frame). 3 Delete recording.

Recordings are saved in .avi format on the SD card, in the "Video" folder , and may also be viewed on a PC using Windows Media Player. If there is no SD card, the recordings will be saved in the Planux Manager device memory (MAX. 2 recordings).

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DOOR ENTRY MONITORS

confirm deletion of video message?

YES NO

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External call

Switchboard call

Floor door call

Multi add. call

Melody 3

Melody 1

Melody 2

Melody 4

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T o view one of the recordings, press the corresponding icon.

VIEWING A RECORDING

When it has ﬁ nished replaying (MAX. 10 seconds), the system will automatically return to the previous screen.

To delete one of the recordings, press the

icon followed by the icon corresponding to the recording you wish to delete, then conﬁ rm.

DELETING A RECORDING

The Hands-free function activates the audio line in response to a call, without having to press the

key .

HANDS-FREE

To manage the Planux Manager melodies, access the Door entry monitors > Set melody menu.

SETTING MELODIES

Select the type of call for which you wish to modify the melody by pressing the relevant icon.

To listen to the melody, press the desired name, followed by the icon to the right of it if you wish to save the setting.

Customised ringtones may be added. Files must be 8 Khz mono 16 bit, in .wav format. Place the melodies in the “Wav” folder on the SD card to display them in the relevant menu.

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DOOR ENTRY MONITORS

Actuator 1

Actuator 2

Actuator 3

Actuator 4

ABC

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Ringtone

Audio

Intercom audio

Keys

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Ringtone

Audio

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Generic Actuator

Actuator command sent

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ADJUSTING THE VOLUME

To adjust the ringtone, audio, key tone or alarm tone volume, access the Door entry monitors > Volume adjustment menu.

Select the function for which you intend to adjust the volume by pressing the corresponding icon. When the adjustment screen appears, use the + and – icons

to adjust the volume and press the

icon to conﬁ rm.

ACTUATORS

To view the list of actuators present, access the menu Door entry monitors > Actuators.

1 Actuators available. Other devices may be added

by the installer.

2 Rename actuators. To control an actuator which is already on the list,

simply press the corresponding icon.

If no actuator is connected, the message “DEVICE NOT PRESENT” will appear on the display.

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DOOR ENTRY MONITORS

Name

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Camera 1

Camera 2

Camera 3

Camera 4

ABC

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Generic Actuator

Device not present

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RENAMING ACTUA T ORS

Press the

ABC

icon followed by the icon corresponding

to the actuator you wish to rename.

Enter the desired actuator name and/or number and press the

icon to conﬁ rm.

Press the

123

icon to switch to the numerical keypad.

CAMERAS

To view the list of cameras present, access the menu Door entry monitors > Cameras.

1 Cameras available. Each icon may be associated

with up to 3 cameras which can be viewed in sequence, in addition to the camera monitoring the external unit.

2 Rename cameras. To display the image from one of the cameras on the

list, simply press the corresponding icon.

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DOOR ENTRY MONITORS

Generic Actuator

Device not present

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Name

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If no camera is connected, the message “DEVICE NOT PRESENT” will appear on the display.

When a video image is displayed, to return to the menu simply touch the screen; to view other camera images press an icon again.

RENAMING CAMERAS

Press the

ABC

icon followed by the icon corresponding

to the group of cameras you wish to rename.

Enter the desired camera name and/or number and press the

icon to conﬁ rm.

Press the

123

icon to switch to the numerical keypad.

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DOOR ENTRY MONITORS

Intercom 1

Intercom 2

Intercom 3

Intercom 4

ABC

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Generic Actuator

Intercom executed

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INTERCOMS

To view the list of intercom calls present, access the Door entry monitors > Intercoms menu.

1 Intercom calls available. 2 Rename intercom call.

To make an intercom call, simply press the icon.

Name

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RENAMING INTERCOMS

Press the

ABC

icon followed by the icon corresponding

to the intercom call you wish to rename.

Enter the desired intercom name and/or number and press the

icon to conﬁ rm.

Press the

123

icon to switch to the numerical keypad.

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SETUP

Rain

English

Français

Deutsch

Italiano

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1 Language in use. 2 Scroll through the screen. 3 Languages available.

To access the Setup menu, press the

icon on the

main menu screen.

SETUP MENU DESCRIPTION

Information

Set date and time

Lock keypad and touch-screen

Language

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Consumption

Conditions

Advanced

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1 Functions available in the Setup menu. 2 Scroll through the screen.

The Planux Manager menu display language can be changed by selecting one of the options on the list. Access the menu Setup > Language.

LANGUAGE

To select the language, press the corresponding icon.

The Lock keypad and touch-screen function temporarily deactivates the Planux Manager keys and touch-screen. The functions are reactivated after 60 seconds, or on receipt of a call. To activate the function, press the “Lock keypad and touch-screen” icon.

LOCKING THE KEYP AD AND TOUCH-SCREEN

Information

Set date and time

Language

Lock keypad and touch-screen

Confirm lock keypad and touch-screen for 60 seconds?

YES

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SETUP

To set the date and time, access the menu Setup > Set date and time. Use the + and – icons to set the various ﬁ elds. When you have ﬁ nished, press the icon to conﬁ rm.

SETTING THE DATE & TIME

16:07

2 3

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1 Day. 2 Month. 3 Year. 4 Time.

To view the software version installed, access the Information menu.

INFORMATION

Adjust volumes

Set melodies

Prog. keys

Information

VERS. SW: 1.5

VERS. EE: 1.3.2 6214C

SB CODE: 5P RANGE: 0 - 0

Intercom add. : 5

SLAVE

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Conﬁ rm by pressing the

YES

icon.

Information

Set date and time

Language

Keypad locked

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CONDITIONS

This menu is only available if the system has conditioned outputs and if the monitor is set as a Master.

Conditioned output 3

Conditioned output 1

Conditioned output 2

Conditioned output 4

OFF

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1 Available outputs. 2 Scroll through the screen. 3 Deactivate corresponding output. 4 Activate corresponding output.

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SETUP-CONSUMPTION

SETUP - CONSUMPTION

CONSUMPTION SETUP MENU DESCRIPTION

Rates

Display

Currency

Toolbar

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Settings

Reset

Thresholds

Rates

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1 Functions available in the Consumption menu. 2 Scroll through the screen.

TOOLBAR

The Toolbar menu can be used to select which meter to monitor on the main bar.

Water

Gas

Production

Elect. consumption

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SETUP - CONSUMPTION

SETUP-CONSUMPTION

CURRENCY

The Currency menu can be used to select the currency to be associated with consumption monitoring.

€

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Customised

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In addition to the 5 pre-set currencies you can create a customised option by clicking the “Customised” icon.

DISPLAY

The Display menu can be used to select the meters connected to the system that you wish to view in the consumption menu area.

Meter 1

Electricity 3

Electricity 2

Electricity 1

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ABC

Meter 3

Meter 2

Meter 1

Wed 31/07/13 - 08:31

ABC

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SETUP - CONSUMPTION

SETUP-CONSUMPTION

RATES

The Rates menu can be used to set the meter rates according to time bands. The information will then be used to construct the consumption graphs in the Consumption menu.

1. Select the meter for which you wish to set the rates, for example “Electricity consumption”.

Meter

Electricity consumption

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$/kwhFROM TO

PROG

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ONON

FSS

1 Days of the week. 2 List of logged programming. 3 Start programming.

Press the

PROG

icon to access the programming screen.

NOTE: daily rate programming must refer to the whole 24-hour cycle; any hours not programmed by the user will be set by the system automatically .

00:00

FROM TO

0.06

00:00 24:00

STOP

$/kwh

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FSS

Select the days of the week for which you wish to program the rate (selected days will be highlighted in red), select the time or rate to be adjusted and press + and – to increase or decrease the value. Every time you adjust a value, you must press the icon to conﬁ rm. When you have ﬁ nished, press the

STOP

icon

to log the information.

1 Days of the week selected. 2 Save. 3 Selector keys to modify time and rate. 4 Conﬁ rm.

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SETUP - CONSUMPTION

SETUP-CONSUMPTION

THRESHOLDS

This menu can be used to set maximum thresholds for hours, days, months and years, so that the check boxes for the energy consumption table are coloured to indicate the consumption level (see Key to threshold colours on page 25), providing a report in the event that the maximum thresholds are exceeded.

2 3 4

6 7 8

0 . C

Electricity

kWh

Time

Day

Month Year

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1. Select the ﬁ eld for which you wish to set the maximum threshold, for example “Day”.

2 3 4

6 7 8

0 . C

Electricity

kWh

Time

Day

Month Year

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2. Enter the value using the number keys.

3. Press the

icon to conﬁ rm.

CLEAR

Press Clear and conﬁ rm to reset all the meters.

Settings

Reset

Thresholds

Tariffe

Reset count

on all meters?

YES

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SETUP - CONSUMPTION

SETUP-CONSUMPTION

SETTINGS

This menu can be used to customise the settings of the meters connected to the system.

Meter 3

Meter 2

Meter 1

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Select one of the meters to open the corresponding settings menu.

Step

Pulses

Unit of meas.

Scale factor

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UNIT OF MEASUREMENT

In this menu you can select the unit of measurement to be associated with the meter, in accordance with its function (e.g. m3, l, etc.). You may use up to 3 characters.

B C D E

F G H

J K L M

N O P

R S T U

V W X

123

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Once you have entered the desired unit of measurement, press the icon to conﬁ rm and exit.

PULSES

The value entered in this menu determines how many pulses need to occur before the count increases by one step.

2 3 4 5

6 7 8

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SETUP - CONSUMPTION

SETUP-CONSUMPTION

STEP

The value entered via this menu determines by how much the count is increased following the number of pulses set previously.

2 3 4 5

6 7 8

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SCALE FACTOR

This menu an be used to change the scale value for the meter readings. For example, if you want to view the values in a unit of measurement which is different to the unit set for the meter.

1.000000

2 3 4 5

6 7 8

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ADVANCED

Access the menu Setup > Advanced.

ACCESSING ADV ANCED MENUS

ENTER PASSWORD

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Enter the installer password (set by default to 1961).

ADVANCED MENUS DESCRIPTION

Prog. Keys

Conf. video memory

Actuators

Cameras

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Intercoms

Selective intercom

Addresses

Calibrate touch-screen

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1 Functions available in the Advanced menu. 2 Scroll through the screen.

Set input

Total reset

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ADVANCED

KEY PROGRAMMING

To program the Planux Manager keys, access the menu Setup > Advanced > Prog. keys menu.

Key 1

Key 2

Key

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1 Programmable keys.

Select the key you want to program (e.g. Key 1).

Intercoms

Actuators

Cameras

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Main switchboard

Generic act.

Actuator 1

Actuator 2

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Actuator 3

Press the icon corresponding to the desired function to access the submenu and view the available modules.

In the case of the key, the available functions are:

Privacy + doctor

Doctor

Privacy

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Select the desired function by pressing the icon to the right of it.

If the ﬂ ag is removed from all functions during programming, the key will be disabled.

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ADVANCED

To manage the actuators, access the menu Setup > Advanced > Actuators.

ACTUATORS

Generic act.

Actuator 1

Actuator 2

ABC

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Actuator 3

1 Actuators available. 2 Add actuator. 3 Delete actuator. 4 Modify actuator code. 5 Rename actuator (see page 29).

To add an actuator, press the

icon.

ADDING ACTUA T ORS

Name

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Enter the desired name and press the icon to conﬁ rm.

Enter the actuator code and press the

icon to

conﬁ rm.

Number

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For further information regarding Art. 1256, please refer to the Technical manual code 2G40000687.

VIDEO MEMORY SETUP

The video memory function can be set up so that all video entry phone calls are recorded.

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Always record

Recording duration

OFF

Access the menu Setup > Advanced > V ideo memory setup.

1 Activate "Always Record" mode. 2 Deactivate "Always Record" mode. 3 Adjust the recording duration (5 or 10 seconds).

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ADVANCED

MODIFYING AN ACTUA T OR CODE

To modify the code of an actuator, press the icon followed by the actuator icon.

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Enter the desired code using the numerical keypad and press the icon to save the information.

To delete an actuator, press the

icon followed by

the actuator icon.

DELETING ACTUA T ORS

Generic act.

Actuator 1

Actuator 2

ABC

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Actuator 3

Conﬁ rm by pressing the

YES

icon.

Actuator 1

Actuator 2

Actuator 3

ABC

Confirm removal of actuator?

YES

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ADVANCED

To manage the cameras, access the menu Setup > Advanced > Cameras.

CAMERAS

Camera 1

Camera 2

Camera 3

Camera 4

ABC

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1 Cameras available. 2 Add camera. 3 Delete camera. 4 Modify camera code. 5 Rename camera (see page 30).

To add a camera, press the

icon.

ADDING CAMERAS

Name

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Enter the desired name and press the icon to conﬁ rm.

Enter the camera code and press the

icon to

conﬁ rm.

Number

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For further information regarding Art. 1259C (remote camera module), please refer to the Technical manual code 2G40000690.

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ADVANCED

Press the C icon followed by the camera icon.

DELETING CAMERAS

Conﬁ rm by pressing the

YES

icon.

MODIFYING A CAMERA CODE

Press the icon followed by the camera icon.

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Enter the desired code using the numerical keypad and press the icon to save the information.

Camera 1

Camera 2

Camera 3

Camera 4

ABC

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Camera 1

Camera 2

Camera 3

Camera 4

ABC

YES

Confirm removal of camera?

Thu 05/09/09 - 16:07 0W

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ADVANCED

To manage the intercoms, access the Setup > Advanced > Intercoms menu.

INTERCOMS

Intercom 1

Intercom 2

ABC

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1 Intercom calls available. 2 Add intercom call. 3 Delete intercom call. 4 Modify intercom address. 5 Rename intercom call (see page 31).

To add an intercom call, press the

icon.

ADDING AN INTERCOM

Name

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Enter the desired name and press the icon to conﬁ rm.

Enter the address of the internal unit to be associated with the call and press the

icon to conﬁ rm.

Number

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ADVANCED

MODIFYING AN INTERCOM ADDRESS

Press the icon followed by the intercom call icon.

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Enter the desired address using the numerical keypad and press the icon to save the information.

Press the

icon followed by the intercom call icon.

DELETING AN INTERCOM

Conﬁ rm by pressing the

YES

icon.

Intercom 1

Intercom 2

ABC

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Intercom 1

Intercom 2

ABC

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YES

Confirm removal of intercom?

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ADVANCED

To manage selective intercom calls, access the menu Setup > Advanced > Selective intercom.

SELECTIVE INTERCOM

Selective intercom 1

Selective intercom 2

ABC

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Enter the desired name and press the icon to conﬁ rm.

1 Selective intercom calls available. 2 Add selective intercom. 3 Delete selective intercom. 4 Modify selective intercom. 5 Rename selective intercom.

Once created, selective intercom calls can be found under the "Intercoms" menu (see page 31).

To add a selective intercom call, press the

icon.

ADDING A SELECTIVE INTERCOM

Name

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Enter the desired name and press the icon to conﬁ rm.

Select the intercom addresses for the internal units to be associated with the call and press the

icon

to conﬁ rm.

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ADVANCED

DELETING / MODIFYING A SELECTIVE INTERCOM

To delete or modify a selective intercom call, follow the instructions on page 47.

ADDRESSES MENU DESCRIPTION

Simplebus code

Monitor

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Multiple address

Intercom add.

1 Menu for setting the bracket code. 2 Menu for setting a monitor as main / secondary. 3 Menu for setting a multiple address. 4 Menu for setting an intercom address.

SETTING THE BRACKET CODE

Number

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Access the menu Setup > Advanced > Addresses > Simplebus code. Enter the bracket code and press the

icon to conﬁ rm.

Each bracket in the system is identiﬁ ed by its own code; this code should be a number between 1 and

240.

If the SD card is not inserted, the following message will appear:

SD card error parameter saved in flash

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ADVANCED

SETTING A MONITOR AS MAIN / SECONDARY

Main

Multiple main

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Secondary

Access the menu Setup > Advanced > Addresses > Monitor.

Select the setting by pressing the icon to the right of it.

Observe the limits speciﬁ ed in the installation diagrams in the Technical manual for Art. 20001001K (code 2G40000849), and the Technical manual for Art. 6214C (code 2G40000877 or technical sheet FT/ SBC/22).

SETTING A MUL TIPLE ADDRESS

Minimum address

Maximum address

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1 Set the range start address. 2 Set the range end address.

Access the menu Setup > Advanced > Addresses > Multiple address.

When the "Multiple address" function is activated, the monitor will ring every time a Simplebus address within the set range is called.

SETTING THE INTERCOM ADDRESS

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Select the intercom address you wish to assign to the monitor.

Access the menu Setup > Advanced > Addresses > Intercom address.

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ADVANCED

CALIBRATING THE TOUCH-SCREEN

If the touch-screen does not respond correctly to touch commands, it can be calibrated.

Access the menu Setup > Advanced > Calibrate touch-screen.

Language

Set date and time

Conditional commands

Reset configuration

CONFIRM CALIBRATION

YES

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Conﬁ rm by pressing the

YES

icon. To calibrate the touch-screen, simply press and hold the cross which appears in 3 different positions for 2 seconds.

Hold down for 2 seconds

SET INPUT

2 different functions can be assigned to the CFP-CFP input on the bracket terminal board:

• Floor door call (CFP)

• Alarm function (a Simplebus alarm signal is sent to the switchboard).

Access the menu Setup > Advanced > Set input.

CFP function

Alarm function

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Select the function by pressing the icon to the right of it.

TOTAL RESET

The function deletes all door entry monitor, home automation and alarm system settings implemented by the user, restoring the system to its original default status.

Access the menu Setup > Advanced > Total reset.

Language

Set date and time

Conditional commands

Confirm user and system

configuration reset?

YES

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Conﬁ rm by pressing the

YES

icon.

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ADVANCED

RESET CONFIGURATIONS

The function deletes all door entry monitor, home automation and alarm system settings.

Access the menu Setup > Advanced > Reset conﬁ guration.

Language

Set date and time

Conditional commands

Confirm system

configuration reset?

YES

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Conﬁ rm by pressing the

YES

icon.

PRODUCT UPDATE

Please contact your installer or the Comelit Group S.p.A. service centre for product software updates.

CONFIGURATION UPDATE

The function updates all door entry monitor, home automation and alarm system settings.

Access the menu Setup > Advanced > Update conﬁ gurations.

Language

Set date and time

Conditional commands

Confirm configuration update?

YES

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Conﬁ rm by pressing the

YES

icon.

TRANSMISSION TIME

The transmission time determines the speed with which the commands are sent over the data line. The higher the value, the greater the time between sending one command and the next.

E.g.: Supposing we have 5 lights in one area and we send the switch-on command to all of them.

• If the value is set to 1, 1 tenth of a second will pass between one light switching on and the next.

• If the value is set to 5, 5 tenths of a second will pass between one light switching on and the next.

NUMBER OF TRANSMISSIONS

The number of transmissions is the number of attempts made to send data over the line.

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ADVANCED

1. Set the RS485 bus address

2. Set the RS485 bus speed

3. Set the device password

4. Set the user code

PLANUX MANAGER SETTINGS FOR VEDO SERIES CONTROL UNITS

The settings required in order to use the Planux Manager device with Vedo series control units are illustrated below.

Access the menu Setup > Advanced > RS485 bus address.

2 3 4 5

6 7 8

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This menu requires entry of the same RS485 bus address as set on the Vedo series control unit in use.

Access the menu Setup > Advanced > RS485 bus speed.

56700

38400

115200

9600

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This menu requires entry of the same RS485 bus speed as set on the Vedo series control unit in use.

Access the menu Setup > Advanced > Device password.

2 3 4 5

6 7 8

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This menu requires entry of the same password as set in the "Device password" ﬁ eld on the Safe Manager software System Parameters menu (set by default to 0).

Access the menu Setup > Advanced > User code.

*****

2 3 4 5

6 7 8

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This menu requires entry of a user code authorised for control via Planux Manager (Safe Manager). The areas managed by this user code must correspond to those programmed on the Planux Manager monitor (SimpleProg).

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ALARM

Downstairs area

Upstairs area

Garage

External

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To access the Alarms menu, press the icon on the main menu screen.

ALARMS MENU DESCRIPTION

1 Available areas. 2 Scroll through the screen (only when there are

more than 4 programmed areas).

3 Alarm settings menu. 4 Full anti-intrusion system arming. 5 Full anti-intrusion system disarming / alarm

memory reset.

Downstairs area 1

Downstairs area 2

Downstairs area T

Downstairs area

Downstairs area P

AREA STATUS LEGEND

1 Alarm not active. 2 Part zone 1 active. 3 Part zone 2 active. 4 Part zones 1 and 2 active. 5 All area zones active. 6 Area not ready for arming. 7 Alarm memory. 8 Area in alarm status.

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ALARM

Press the icon.

FULLY ARMING THE ANTI-INTRUSION SYSTEM

Access the Alarms menu.

Enter the password and press the

icon to conﬁ rm.

ENTER PASSWORD

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Downstairs area

Upstairs area

Garage

External

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All alarms will be activated.

External T

Upstairs area T

Downstairs area T

Garage T

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If a zone is not ready (see legend page 54), the area to which it belongs will not be armed.

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ALARM

FULLY DISARMING THE ANTIINTRUSION SYSTEM

Press the icon

Access the Alarms menu.

Enter the password and press the

icon to conﬁ rm.

ENTER PASSWORD

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External T

Upstairs area T

Downstairs area T

Garage T

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All areas in the control panel will be disarmed.

Downstairs area

Upstairs area

Garage

External

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ALARM

ACTIV A TING THE ALARM FOR AN AREA

Press the icon corresponding to one of the available areas.

Access the Alarms menu.

Downstairs area

Upstairs area

Garage

External

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Enter the password and press the icon to conﬁ rm.

ENTER PASSWORD

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Press the icon corresponding to the arming mode (Instant or Delayed). Part arming 1, Part arming 2 and Delayed arming can only be activated if programmed in the control panel.

Instant

Delayed

Instant

Delayed

Instant

Delayed

Zones

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Partial 1

Partial 2

Total

1 Instant arming mode. 2 Delayed arming mode. 3 Zone menu. 4 Deactivation of all alarms / memory reset for the

selected area.

5 Selected area status.

Instant

Delayed

Instant

Delayed

Instant

Delayed

Zones

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Partial 2

Total

Partial 1

1 Active zone. 2 Inactive zones.

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ALARM

DEACTIVATING THE ALARM FOR AN AREA

Press the icon corresponding to the area for which you wish to deactivate the alarms.

Access the Alarms menu.

Instant

Partial 2

Delayed

Instant

Delayed

Instant

Delayed

Total

Partial 1

Zones

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Upstairs area

Garage

External

Downstairs area T

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Press the icon.

The selected area will be disarmed.

Partial 1

Instant

Partial 2

Total

Delayed

Instant

Delayed

Instant

Delayed

Zones

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Enter the password and press the icon to conﬁ rm.

ENTER PASSWORD

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ALARM

DISPLAYING THE ALARM ZONE

Press the icon for the relevant area.

Upstairs area

Garage

External

Downstairs area

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Press the Zone icon.

Instant

Partial 2

Delayed

Instant

Delayed

Instant

Delayed

Total

Partial 1

Zones

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Downstairs area

Entrance door

Entrance volumetric sensor

1 Zone in alarm status.

Access the Alarms menu.

Enter the password and press the

icon to conﬁ rm.

ENTER PASSWORD

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ALARM

RESETTING THE ALARM STATUS

Press the icon for the relevant area.

Upstairs area

Garage

External

Downstairs area

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Press the icon.

Instant

Partial 2

Delayed

Instant

Delayed

Instant

Delayed

To ta l

Partial 1

Zones

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The alarm status will be deactivated.

Partial 1

Instant

Partial 2

To ta l

Delayed

Instant

Delayed

Instant

Delayed

Zones

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Access the Alarms menu.

Enter the password and press the

icon to conﬁ rm.

ENTER PASSWORD

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ALARM

RESETTING THE ALARM MEMORY

Press the icon for the relevant area.

Upstairs area

Garage

External

Downstairs area

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Press the icon.

Partial 1

Instant

Partial 2

To ta l

Delayed

Instant

Delayed

Instant

Delayed

Zones

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Access the Alarms menu.

Enter the password and press the

icon to conﬁ rm.

ENTER PASSWORD

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The alarm memory will be reset.

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ALARM

MANAGING USERS

Access the Alarms menu. Press the

icon.

Press the

icon.

Downstairs area

Upstairs area

Garage

External

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User management

System test

Alarm log

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Enter the supervisor password and press the icon to conﬁ rm.

Supervisor

User 1

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1 Programmed users. 2 Add user. 3 Delete user. 4 Change user password. 5 Rename user.

ENTER PASSWORD

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ALARM

ADDING USERS

To add a user, press the + icon.

Name

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Enter the desired name and press the icon to conﬁ rm.

Enter the password to be associated with the new user and press the icon to conﬁ rm.

ENTER NEW PASSWORD

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MODIFYING THE USER PASSWORD

Press the icon followed by the user icon.

ENTER OLD PASSWORD

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Enter the password to be associated with the user and press the icon to conﬁ rm.

ENTER NEW PASSWORD

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Enter the old user password and press the icon to conﬁ rm.

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ALARM

SYSTEM TEST

Access the Alarms menu. Press the

icon.

Downstairs area

Upstairs area

Garage

External

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Press the

Test

icon.

User management

System test

Alarm log

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Press the C icon followed by the user icon. The "supervisor" user cannot be deleted.

DELETING USERS

Supervisor

User 1

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Conﬁ rm by pressing the

YES

icon.

Supervisor

User 1

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YES

Confirm removal of alarm user?

Enter the supervisor password and press the icon to conﬁ rm.

The system test can be carried out to check whether the sensors for the various zones are working correctly. The test can only be carried out while the system is in standby. If there are any areas in which the alarm is active, conﬁ rmation of deactivation will be requested before proceeding.

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ALARM

Select one of the available areas.

Downstairs area

Upstairs area

Garage

External

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Downstairs area

Entrance door

Entrance volumetric sensor

1 Area currently displayed. 2 Area selectors. 3 Zone open sensor. 4 Zone closed sensor.

ALARM LOG

Access the Alarms menu. Press the

icon.

Downstairs area

Upstairs area

Garage

External

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Press the icon.

Enter the supervisor password and press the

icon

to conﬁ rm.

User management

System test

Alarm log

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ALARM

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05/09/09 08:05 CLS GARAGE DOOR 05/09/09 08:03 OPN GARAGE DOOR 05/09/09 07:23 CLS ENTRANCE DOOR 05/09/09 07:23 OPN ENTRANCE DOOR 05/09/09 06:45 CLS ENTR VOLUMETRIC 05/09/09 06:45 OPN ENTR VOLUMETRIC

1 Save alarm log to SD card. 2 Delete event log.

ALARM LOG LEGEND

INS: area armed DIS: area disarmed ALM !: generic alarm in control panel ALM: no generic alarm active in the control panel OPN: zone open CLS: zone closed TAM !: control panel tamper alarm active TAM: control panel tamper alarm reset PWR !: control panel power supply alarm active PWR: control panel power supply alarm reset PRG !: control panel entering programming mode PRG: control panel exiting programming mode KEY <: entrance scenario key user log KEY >: exit scenario key user log LOG: user log via key or password entry

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SCENARIOS

Switch on all the lights

Exit

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To access the Scenarios menu, press the icon on the main menu screen.

SCENARIOS MENU DESCRIPTION

1 Available scenarios. 2 One shot scenarios menu. 3 Scheduled scenarios menu. 4 Conditioned scenarios menu. 5 Scenario settings menu.

Switch on all the lights

Exit

NEW

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Access the Scenario settings menu by pressing .

CREATING NEW SCENARIOS

Press the

NEW

icon.

Name

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Enter the scenario name and press the icon to conﬁ rm.

The Planux Manager system controls three types of scenario.

· One shot: these must be activated manually and perform the function for which they were programmed every time they are activated.

· Scheduled: these are activated automatically in accordance with timed programming.

· Conditioned: these are activated automatically, but only when speciﬁ c conditions arise, e.g. rain, wind, etc. These scenarios can only be created by

Simple Home programming software, and only for the master supervisor.

Enter the password and press the

icon to conﬁ rm.

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SCENARIOS

Climate

Loads

Shutters

Lights

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Select the function to be associated with the scenario (e.g. Lights) by pressing the relevant icon.

Bedroom

Kitchen

Lounge

Bathroom

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If you wish to control all the lights in an area, press the corresponding ﬂ ag icon.

Bedroom

Lounge

Bathroom

Kitchen

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If you wish to control one or more lights in an area, press the corresponding icon to view the list of lights available.

Wall light fixture

Ceiling light fixture

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SCENARIOS

Once all the desired functions have been set, exit the scenario creation menu by pressing the icon.

Climate

Loads

Shutters

Lights

YOU CAN NOW SAVE OR SCHEDULE THE SCENARIO

321

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1 Schedule scenario. 2 Save scenario. 3 Delete scenario.

SCHEDULING SCENARIOS

To schedule a new scenario, press the icon.

TIME

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FSS

1 Days of the week. 2 List of logged programming. 3 Start procedure.

Press the

PROG

icon to access the programming screen.

TIME

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FSS

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SCENARIOS

Select the days of the week for which you wish to program the activity (selected days will be highlighted in red) and press the

icon to add a programming

schedule to the list.

00:00

TIME

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00:00

TIME

FSS

1 Days of the week selected. 2 Programming saved. 3 Add programming. 4 Delete programming. 5 Conﬁ rm. 6 Time adjustment selectors. 7 Save.

Set the desired activity time using the selector keys and press the

icon to conﬁ rm. Repeat the above steps as necessary to add several programming schedules. To delete a programming schedule, select it and press the

icon, followed by to conﬁ rm.

When you have ﬁ nished, press the

STOP

icon to log the

information.

ACTIVATING SCENARIOS

To access the Scenarios menu, press the icon on the main menu screen.

Switch on all the lights

Exit

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Select the scenario category (one shot, scheduled or conditioned) and press the icon representing the scenario you wish to activate.

Switch off all the lights

Exit

Activate scenario?

YES

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Press the

YES

icon.

Once scheduling is complete, the scenario is activated automatically.

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SCENARIOS

Enter the password and press the icon to conﬁ rm.

ENTER PASSWORD

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DELETING SCENARIOS

To access the Scenarios menu, press the icon on the main menu screen.

Switch on all the lights

Exit

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Switch on all the lights

Exit

NEW

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Access the Scenario settings menu by pressing .

Press the C icon followed by the icon corresponding to the scenario you wish to delete.

Switch off all the lights

Exit

NEW

Confirm removal of scenario?

YES

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Press the

YES

icon.

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SCENARIOS

Enter the password and press the icon to conﬁ rm.

ENTER PASSWORD

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MODIFYING SCENARIOS

To access the Scenarios menu, press the icon on the main menu screen.

Switch on all the lights

Exit

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Switch on all the lights

Exit

NEW

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Access the Scenario settings menu by pressing .

Press the

icon followed by the icon corresponding

to the scenario you wish to modify. Enter the password and press the

icon to conﬁ rm.

ENTER PASSWORD

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SCENARIOS

Once all desired functions have been set, exit the Modify scenario menu.

Climate

Loads

Shutters

Lights

YOU CAN NOW SAVE OR SCHEDULE THE SCENARIO

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KEY MENU DESCRIPTION

To access the Keys menu, press the icon on the main menu screen.

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1 Available keys. 2 Register new key. 3 Delete key. 4 Modify key function. 5 Rename key.

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SCENARIOS

REGISTERING NEW KEYS

To access the Keys menu, press the icon on the main menu screen.

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Press the

REC

icon.

Pass new key

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Pass the key over the sensor.

Enter the password and press the

icon to conﬁ rm.

ENTER PASSWORD

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SCENARIOS

Key saved

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DELETING KEYS

To access the Keys menu, press the icon on the main menu screen.

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Press the C icon followed by the icon corresponding to the key you wish to delete.

Enter the password and press the

icon to conﬁ rm.

ENTER PASSWORD

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ABC

REC

Confirm removal of key?

YES

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Press the

YES

icon.

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SCENARIOS

RENAMING KEYS

To access the Keys menu, press the icon on the main menu screen.

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Press the

ABC

icon followed by the icon corresponding

to the key you wish to rename.

Name

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Enter the key name and press the icon to conﬁ rm.

MODIFYING KEY FUNCTIONS

To access the Keys menu, press the icon on the main menu screen.

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Press the icon followed by the icon corresponding to the key for which you wish to modify the function.

Enter the password and press the

icon to conﬁ rm.

ENTER PASSWORD

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SCENARIOS

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Press the relevant icons to associate an entry or exit scenario with the key. Only One shot scenarios can be associated with it.

Exit

Switch on all the lights

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Exit to conﬁ rm.

Switch on all the lights

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SCENARIOS

ACTIVATING SCENARIOS USING A KEY

Pass the key over the sensor.

Alarm

Door entry monitors Climate

Other

Shutters Lights

LoadsL

oads

Consumption

onsumpt

ion

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CLIMATE

DOOR ENTRY MONITORS

Entrance scenario:

Switch on all the lights

If no scenario is associated with the key , the following message will appear:

Alarm

Door entry monitors Climate

Other

Shutters Lights

Loads

Consumption

onsumpt

ion

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No scenario

To prevent exclusion of the scenario after scanning the key, press the C icon.

If both entry and exit scenarios are associated with the key, they will be suggested alternately every time the key is scanned.

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