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Comelit Planux User Manual

CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
WARNINGS ..........................................................................................................4
MONITOR DESCRIPTION ...................................................................................5
KEY FUNCTIONS ................................................................................................5
PLANUX MANAGER MENU ................................................................................6
LIGHTS
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
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
INTRODUCTION
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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
-----------------------------­Copyright (c) 2006 by Tavmjong Bah. All Rights Reserved. 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 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.
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 "Tavmjong Bah" or the word "Arev".
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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INTRODUCTION
INTRODUCTION
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Door entry monitors Climate
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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).
INTRODUCTION
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INTRODUCTION
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
o
n
The icon can be used to return to the main menu immediately.
The
icon can be used to return to the previous
screen.
Thu 21/06/12 16:07
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LIGHTS
LIGHTS
To access the lights menu, press the icon on the main menu screen.
LIGHTS MENU DESCRIPTION
Attic
Downstairs area
Upstairs area
Den
ON
ON
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
1
5
4
2
3
Thu 21/06/12 - 16:07 0W
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
ON
ON
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
1
2
3
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
ON
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
Upstairs area
1
7
3
2
6
5
Thu 21/06/12 - 16:07 0W
4
Night-stand
Stairs
T
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.
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LIGHTS
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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.
ON
1
2
3
Thu 05/09/09 - 16:07 0W
T
W
T
FSS
MM
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
ON
Thu 05/09/09 - 16:07 0W
STATUS
TIME
M
T
W
T
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
+
-
x
ON
00:00 OFF
4
1
36
5
7
2
Thu 05/09/09 - 16:07 0W
STATUS
TIME
MM
T
W
T
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
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
+
-
x
+
1
7
6
5
2
00:00 ON
4
3
Thu 05/09/09 - 16:07 0W
STATUS
TIME
M
T
W
T
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.
ON
1
3
2
Thu 05/09/09 - 16:07 0W
MM
STATUS
TIME
T
W
T
FSS
ONON
Press the
PROG
icon to access the programming screen.
x
+
Thu 05/09/09 - 16:07 0W
STATUS
TIME
M
T
W
T
FSS
LIGHTS
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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.
MM
ON STATUS
TIME
1
3
2
Thu 05/09/09 - 16:07 0W
T
W
T
FSS
ONON
+ x
ON STATUS
TIME
Thu 05/09/09 - 16:07 0W
M
T
W
T
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
+
-
x
ON
00:00 OFF
4
1
36
5
7
2
Thu 05/09/09 - 16:07 0W
STATUS
TIME
MM
T
W
T
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
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
ON
ON
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
1
5
4
2
3
Thu 05/09/09 - 16:07 0W
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.
ON
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
1
2
3
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
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
Upstairs area
1
6
3
2
4
Thu 21/06/12 - 16:07 0W
5
T
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
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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.
MM
ON STATUS
TIME
1
3
2
Thu 05/09/09 - 16:07 0W
T
W
T
FSS
ONON
+ x
ON STATUS
TIME
Thu 05/09/09 - 16:07 0W
M
T
W
T
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
+
-
x
ON
00:00 OFF
4
1
36
5
7
2
Thu 05/09/09 - 16:07 0W
STATUS
TIME
MM
T
W
T
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
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.
ON
1
2
3
Thu 05/09/09 - 16:07 0W
T
W
T
FSS
MM
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
ON
Thu 05/09/09 - 16:07 0W
STATUS
TIME
M
T
W
T
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
+
-
x
ON
00:00 OFF
4
1
36
5
7
2
Thu 05/09/09 - 16:07 0W
STATUS
TIME
MM
T
W
T
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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SHUTTERS
SHUTTERS
To access the Shutters menu, press the icon on the main menu screen.
SHUTTERS MENU DESCRIPTION
Attic
Downstairs area
Upstairs area
Den
1
5
4
2
3
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
1
2
3
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
1
5
2
4
3
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
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.
MM
ON STATUS
TIME
1
3
2
Thu 05/09/09 - 16:07 0W
T
W
T
FSS
ONON
Press the
PROG
icon to access the programming screen.
+ x
ON STATUS
TIME
Thu 05/09/09 - 16:07 0W
M
T
W
T
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
+
-
x
ON STATUS
TIME
00:00
4
1
36
5
7
2
Thu 05/09/09 - 16:07 0W
M
T
W
T
FSS
Set the desired activity time using the selector keys and press the icon to confi rm. Select the desired action 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.
SHUTTERS
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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.
ON
1
2
3
Thu 05/09/09 - 16:07 0W
T
W
T
FSS
MM
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
ON
Thu 05/09/09 - 16:07 0W
STATUS
TIME
M
T
W
T
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
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.
+
+
00:00
+
-
x
ON STATUS
TIME
00:00
4
1
36
5
7
2
Thu 05/09/09 - 16:07 0W
M
T
W
T
FSS
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AUTOMATION
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
ON
ON
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
1
5
4
2
3
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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
ON
ON
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
1
2
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1 Automation in operation. 2 Automation off.
AUTOMATION
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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.
MM
ON STATUS
TIME
1
3
2
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T
W
T
FSS
ONON
Press the
PROG
icon to access the programming screen.
+ x
ON STATUS
TIME
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M
T
W
T
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
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.
+
+
00:00
STOP
+
-
x
ON
00:00 OFF
4
1
36
5
7
2
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STATUS
TIME
MM
T
W
T
FSS
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IRRIGATION
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
ON
ON
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
1
5
4
2
3
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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
ON
ON
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
1
2
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North Garden
1 Area irrigation system on. 2 Area irrigation system off.
IRRIGATION
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IRRIGATION
IRRIGATION SCHEDULING
MM
ON STATUS
TIME
1
3
2
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T
W
T
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
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M
T
W
T
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
+
-
x
ON
00:00 OFF
4
1
36
5
7
2
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STATUS
TIME
MM
T
W
T
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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CLIMATE
CLIMATE
T o access the Climate menu, press the icon on the main menu screen.
CLIMATE MENU DESCRIPTION
Bedroom 1
Bedroom 2
Lounge
Bathroom
1
2
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20°
23°
18°
19°
1 Available areas. 2 Scroll through the screen (only when there are
more than 4 programmed areas).
Bedroom 1
ON
M
AA
1
10
2
3
9
4
8
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20°
+
-
22.5°
7
65
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).
CLIMATE
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CLIMATE
CLIMATE SCHEDULING
FROM TO T
MM
1
4
2
3
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T
W
T
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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M
T
W
T
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
+
-
1
2
3
4
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M
T
W
T
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
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°
+
-
ON
MM
A
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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
1
2
3
4
5
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1 Current temperature. 2 Desired temperature. 3 Hours / days selectors. 4 Desired running time. 5 Start forcing mode.
LOADS
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LOADS
LOADS MENU DESCRIPTION
Refrigerator
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1
2
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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