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Weather Station for KNX

Installation and Adjustment

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Product description...........................................................................................3

Technical data...............................................................................................................4

PCB layout ....................................................................................................................5

230 V AC version.................................................................................................................................. 5

24 V DC version.................................................................................................................................... 6

Installation and commissioning ........................................................................7

Location ........................................................................................................................7

Attaching the mount............................................................................................................................ 8

View of rear side and drill hole plan .................................................................................................. 9

Preparing the weather station .......................................................................................................... 10

Aligning the DCF77 antenna............................................................................................................. 11

Mounting the weather station .......................................................................................................... 11

Details for the installation ................................................................................................................. 12

Maintenance................................................................................................................12

Transmission protocol..................................................................................... 13

Abbreviations..................................................................................................................................... 13

Listing of all communication objects..........................................................................13

Setting of parameters .....................................................................................21

General settings ..........................................................................................................21

Location ......................................................................................................................22

Position of the sun......................................................................................................24

Position of the sun in sector 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 ...................................................................................... 25

Temperature................................................................................................................27

Temperature threshold 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 ................................................................................................... 28

Wind force...................................................................................................................31

Wind force threshold 1 / 2 / 3............................................................................................................ 32

Brightness ...................................................................................................................33

Brightness threshold value 1 / 2 / 3.................................................................................................. 34

Dawn...........................................................................................................................35

Dawn threshold value 1 / 2 / 3 .......................................................................................................... 35

Calendar time switch ..................................................................................................36

Calendar time switch period 1 / 2 / 3................................................................................................ 37

Calendar time switch period 1 / 2 / 3, sequence 1 / 2 ..................................................................... 38

Week time switch........................................................................................................39

Weekly watch Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun 1 … 4................................................................ 40

AND logic....................................................................................................................41

AND logic 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 ..................................................................................................... 41

Linkage inputs of AND logic ............................................................................................................. 43

OR logic.......................................................................................................................47

OR logic 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 ........................................................................................................ 47

Linkage inputs of OR logic ................................................................................................................ 47

Suntracer KNX • from software version 1.17, ETS programme version 1.4 • Status: 14.05.2010. Errors excepted. Subject to technical changes

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Elsner Elektronik GmbH Steuerungs- und Automatisierungstechnik Herdweg 7 • D-75391 Gechingen • Germany Phone.: +49 (0) 70 56/93 97-0 • Fax: +49 (0) 70 56/93 97-20 info@elsner-elektronik.de • www.elsner-elektronik.de

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Product description

The Weather Station brightness. It perceives precipitation and receives the DCF77 signal for date and time. Furthermore, the exact position of the sun (azimuth and elevation) is calculated on the basis of location coordinates and time.

The calculation of the position of the sun is optimised for UTC -1...+3. The device therefore may only be applied within Europe. For other time zones, please use Suntracer KNX-GPS Weather Station.

All data may be used for the control of switching outputs which depend on threshold values. The states may be linked by means of AND and OR logic gates. The compact housing of electronics and the electronics of the bus connection.

Functions and Operation:

• Brightness and position of the sun: The current light intensity is measured by

means of a sensor. At the same time, Suntracer KNX calculates the position of the sun (azimuth and elevation) on the basis of time and location. The necessary position coordinates (degree of longitude and latitude) are entered into the ETS software

• Wind measurement: The measurement of wind speed is accomplished

electronically and thus noiseless and reliable even in case of hail, snow and minus temperature. Air swirls and up-draught in the radius of the weather station are collected, too

• Precipitation perception: The surface of the sensor is heated so that only drops

and flakes are recognised as precipitation but not fog or dew. If it stops raining or snowing, the sensor dries quickly and the precipitation message ends

• Temperature measurement

• Week and calendar time switch: The weather station receives time and date

from the integrated DCF77 receiver. The week time switch operates up to 4 different periods each day. With the calendar time switch, you may determine 3 additional periods where the time switch accomplishes up to 2 activations and deactivations each day. The Switching outputs can be used as communication objects. The switching times are set by parameter or via communication objects

• Switching outputs for all measured and calculated values (Threshold values can

be set by parameter or via communication objects)

• 8 AND and 8 OR logic gates with each 4 inputs. Every switching incident as

well as 8 logic inputs (in the form of communication objects) may be used as inputs for the logic gates. The output of each gate may optionally be configured as 1 bit or 2 x 8 bits

measures temperature, wind speed and

stores the sensor system, the evaluation

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Configuration is accomplished by means of the KNX software ETS. The programme file for KNX software ETS (format VD2) is ready for download on the Elsner Elektronik website under www.elsner-elektronik.de in the “Service” menu.

Technical data

Housing: Plastic material Colour: White / translucent Mounting: On-wall Protection category: IP 44 Dimensions: approx. 96 × 77 × 118 (W × H × D, mm) Weight: 230 V AC version: approx. 240 g

24 V DC version: approx. 170 g Ambient temperature: Operation -30…+50°C, Storage -30…+70°C Operating voltage: Available for 230 V AC or for 24 V DC (20 V AC) Current: 230 V AC version: max. 20 mA

24 V DC version: max. 100 mA

Residual ripple 10% If switching power supply units are applied, the quality of the radio clock reception may

be influenced. Data output: KNX +/- bus terminal plug BCU type: Own micro controller PEI type: 0 Group addresses: max. 254 Allocations: max. 255 Communication objects: 222 Heating rain sensor: approx. 1.2 W (230 V and 24 V) Measurement range temperature: -40…+80°C Resolution: 0.1°C Accuracy:

±0.5°C at +10…+50°C

±1°C at -10…+85°C

±1.5°C at -25…+150°C Measurement range wind: 0…70 m/s Resolution: <10% of the measured value Accuracy: ±25% at 0…15 m/s

at an angle of attack of 45°, pole mounting

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Measurement range brightness: 0…150 000 lux Resolution:

1 lux at 0…120 lux

2 lux at 121…1 046 lux

63 lux at 1 047…52 363 lux

423 lux at 52 364…150 000 lux Accuracy: ±35%

The following standards have been considered for the evaluation of the product in terms of electro magnetic compatibility: Transient emissions:

• EN 60730-1:2000 Section EMV (23, 26, H23, H26) (threshold category: B)

• EN 50090-2-2:1996-11 + A1:2002-01 (threshold category: B)

• EN 61000-6-3:2001 (threshold category: B)

Interference resistance:

• EN 60730-1:2000 Section EMV (23, 26, H23, H26)

• EN 50090-2-2:1996-11 + A1:2002-01

• EN 61000-6-1:2004

The product has been tested for the above mentioned standards by an accredited EMV laboratory.

PCB layout

230 V AC version

Fig. 1

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1 Cable connection to the rain sensor in the housing cover 2 Opening for the cable for the voltage supply 3 Tension clamp for voltage supply (230 V AC),

suitable for massive conductors of up to 1.5 mm² or conductors with fine wires 4 Opening for bus cable 5 Slot for KNX clamp +/6 Programming pushbutton for the teach-in of the device 7 Programming LED 8 Adjusting screw DCF77 antenna 9 Control LED DCF77 reception

24 V DC version

Fig. 2

1 Slot for cable connection to the rain sensor in the housing cover 2 Tension clamp for voltage supply (24 V DC/20 V AC),

suitable for massive conductors of up to 1.5 mm² or conductors with fine wires 3 Opening for the cable for the voltage supply 4 Opening for bus cable 5 Slot for KNX clamp +/6 Programming pushbutton for the teach-in of the device 7 Programming LED 8 Adjusting screw DCF77 antenna 9 Control LED DCF77 reception

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Installation and commissioning

Attention! Mains voltage! The legal national regulations must be complied with.

Installation, inspection, commissioning and troubleshooting of the weather station must only be carried out by a competent electrician. Disconnect all lines to be assembled, and take safety precautions against accidental switch-on.

The weather station is exclusively intended for appropriate use. With each inappropriate change or non-observance of the instructions for use, any warranty or guarantee claim will be void.

After unpacking the device, check immediately for any mechanical damages. In case of transport damage, this must immediately notified to the supplier.

If damaged, the weather station must not be put into operation.

If an operation without risk may supposedly not be guaranteed, the device must be put out of operation and be secured against accidental operation.

The weather station must only be operated as stationary system, i.e. only in a fitted state and after completion of all installation and start-up works, and only in the environment intended for this purpose.

Elsner Elektronik does not assume any liability for changes in standards after publication of this instruction manual.

Location

Select an assembly location at the building where wind, rain and sun may be collected by the sensors unobstructedly. Do not assemble any construction components above the weather station from where water may drop on to the rain sensor after it has stopped raining or snowing. The weather station may not be shaded by the building or for example by trees. Leave at least 60 cm of free space beneath the weather station in order to enable a correct wind measurement and in order to avoid that the weather station is snowed in if there is heavy snowfall.

Iron constructions or huge metal sheets directly behind or in the vicinity of the weather station reduce the reception quality of the assembled radio clock receiver. Please take this into consideration when selecting the assembly location. The reception of the DCF signal may also be disturbed or made impossible by magnetic fields, emitters and

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interfering fields of electrical consumers (e.g. fluorescent tubes, illuminated advertising, switching power supply units, etc.).

Fig. 3: The weather station must be mounted onto a vertical wall (or pole).

Fig.4: The weather station must be mounted horizontally in the lateral direction.

Attaching the mount

The weather station comes with a combination wall/pole mount. The mount comes adhered by adhesive strips to the rear side of the housing. Fasten the mount vertically onto the wall or pole.

Fig. 5: When wall mounting: flat side on wall, crescent-shaped collar upward.

Fig. 6: When pole mounting: curved side on pole, collar downward.

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Fig. 7: An additional, optional accessory available from Elsner Elektronik is an articulated arm for flexible wall, pole or beam mounting of the weather station.

Examples for the application of the hinge arm mounting:

Ex.1: With the hinge arm mounting, the weather station projects from beneath the roof. Sun, wind and precipitation can be measured unhindered by the sensors.

Ex. 2: Pole-mounting with mounting brackets.

View of rear side and drill hole plan

Fig. 8a: Drill hole plan

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Fig.8b: Dimensions of rear side of housing with bracket. Subject to change for technical enhancement

Preparing the weather station

Fig. 9

The weather station cover with the rain sensor snaps in on the left and right along the bottom edge (see Fig.). Remove the weather station cover. Proceed carefully, so as not to pull off the wire connecting the PCB in the bottom part with the rain sensor in the

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cover (soldered cable connection in case of 230 V AC version, cable with plug in case of 24 V DC version).

Push the power supply and bus connection cable through the rubber seal on the bottom of the weather station and connect voltage LN and bus +/- to the provided clamps.

Aligning the DCF77 antenna

The antenna for DCF77 reception of date and time is located under the PCB in the housing. Using the set screw (see chapter “PCB layout”, No. 8), you can turn the antenna by up to 180° in order to achieve the best alignment. You know you are getting reception when the control LED (No. 9) flashes regularly once every second (in second 59, the flashing interrupts once) The flashing may be displayed in the ETS programme file (also see chapter “Setting of parameters: general settings“).

Mounting the weather station

Close the housing by putting the cover back over the bottom part. The cover must snap in on the left and right with a definite “click”.

Fig. 10: Make sure the cover and bottom part are properly snapped together! This picture is looking at the closed weather station from underneath.

Fig. 11: Push the housing from above into the fastened mount. The bumps on the mount must snap into the rails in the housing.

To remove it, the weather station can be simply pulled upwards out of the mount, against the resistance of the fastening.

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Details for the installation

Do not open weather station if water (rain) might ingress: even some drops might damage the electronic system. Observe the correct connections. Incorrect connections may destroy the weather station or connected electronic devices.

Please take care not to damage the temperature sensor (small blank at the bottom part of the housing.) when mounting the weather station. Please also take care not to break away or bend the cable connection between the blank and the rain sensor when connecting the weather station.

Remove all existing protection labels after installation.

The measured wind value and thus all other wind switching outputs may only be supplied 60 seconds after the supply voltage has been connected.

Maintenance

The weather station must regularly be checked for dirt twice a year and cleaned if necessary. In case of severe dirt, the wind sensor may not work properly anymore, there might be a permanent rain message or the station may not identify the sun anymore.

As a precaution, the weather station should always be separated from power supply for maintenance works (e.g. deactivate or remove fuse).

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Transmission protocol

Units: Temperatures in degree Celsius Light in Lux Wind in meters per second

The DCF signal may be slightly disturbed. It is possible that there is no radio clock reception for a longer period of time. Therefore only use the indicated time for synchronisation purposes of a clock which is operated parallel in your system. For this purpose it is advisable to use second 0.

Abbreviations

EIS types: EIS 1 Switching 1/0 EIS 3 Time EIS 4 Date EIS 5 Floating decimal value EIS 6 8 bit value

Flags: C Communication R Read W Write T Transmit

Listing of all communication objects

No. Name Function EIS type Flags

0 DCF date 4 C R T W 1 DCF time 3 C R T W 2 Date and time requirement 1 C R W 3 Switching output dawn 1 C R T 4 Switching output rain 1 C R T 5 Logic input 1 1 C R W 6 Logic input 2 1 C R W 7 Logic input 3 1 C R W 8 Logic input 4 1 C R W 9 Logic input 5 1 C R W 10 Logic input 6 1 C R W 11 Logic input 7 1 C R W 12 Logic input 8 1 C R W

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No. Name Function EIS type Flags

13 Sun position azimuth 5 C R T 14 Sun position elevation 5 C R T 15 Switching output sun in sector 1 1 C R T 16 Switching output sun in sector 2 1 C R T 17 Switching output sun in sector 3 1 C R T 18 Switching output sun in sector 4 1 C R T 19 Switching output sun in sector 5 1 C R T

20 Measured temperature value 5 C R T 21 Requirement min/max

Requirement 1 C R W

temperature

22 Lowest measured temperature

value

23 Highest measured temperature

value

24 Min/max temperature reset Reset of

Sends min. temperature

Sends max. temperature

5 C R T

1 C R W

temperature 25 Temperature threshold value 1 Target value 5 C R W 26 Temperature threshold value 1 Actual value 5 C R T 27 Temperature threshold value 2 Target value 5 C R W 28 Temperature threshold value 2 Actual value 5 C R T 29 Temperature threshold value 3 Target value 5 C R W 30 Temperature threshold value 3 Actual value 5 C R T 31 Temperature threshold value 4 Target value 5 C R W 32 Temperature threshold value 4 Actual value 5 C R T 33 Switching output temperature

1 C R T

threshold value 1

34 Switching output temperature

1 C R T

threshold value 2

35 Switching output temperature

1 C R T

threshold value 3

36 Switching output temperature

1 C R T

threshold value 4

37 Measured value of wind force 5 C R T 38 Requirement max. wind force Requirement 1 C R W 39 Highest measured value of wind

force

40 Max. wind force reset Reset of wind

Sends max. wind

force

5 C R T

1 C R W

force 41 Wind force threshold value 1 Target value 5 C R W

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No. Name Function EIS type Flags

42 Wind force threshold value 1 Actual value 5 C R T 43 Wind force threshold value 2 Target value 5 C R W 44 Wind force threshold value 2 Actual value 5 C R T 45 Wind force threshold value 3 Target value 5 C R W 46 Wind force threshold value 3 Actual value 5 C R T 47 Switching output wind force

1 C R T

threshold value 1

48 Switching output wind force

1 C R T

threshold value 2

49 Switching output wind force

1 C R T

threshold value 3

50 Measured light value 5 C R T 51 Brightness threshold value 1 Target value 5 C R W 52 Brightness threshold value 1 Actual value 5 C R T 53 Brightness threshold value 2 Target value 5 C R W 54 Brightness threshold value 2 Actual value 5 C R T 55 Brightness threshold value 3 Target value 5 C R W 56 Brightness threshold value 3 Actual value 5 C R T 57 Switching output light threshold

1 C R T

value 1

58 Switching output light threshold

1 C R T

value 2

59 Switching output light threshold

1 C R T

value 3

60 Activation time period 1,

sequence 1

61 Switch off time period 1,

sequence 1

62 Switching output calendar time

switch

63 Activation time period 1,

sequence 2

64 Switch off time period 1,

sequence 2

65 Switching output calendar time

switch

66 Activation time period 2,

sequence 1

67 Switch off time period 2,

sequence 1

Calendar time

switch

Calendar time

switch

Period 1,

sequence 1

Calendar time

switch

Calendar time

switch

Period 1,

sequence 2

Calendar time

switch

Calendar time

switch

3 C R W

1 C R T

3 C R W

1 C R T

3 C R W

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No. Name Function EIS type Flags

68 Switching output calendar time

switch

69 Activation time period 2,

sequence 2

70 Switch off time period 2,

sequence 2

71 Switching output calendar time

switch

72 Activation time period 3,

sequence 1

73 Switch off time period 3,

sequence 1

74 Switching output calendar time

switch

75 Activation time period 3,

sequence 2

76 Switch off time period 3,

sequence 2

77 Switching output calendar time

switch

Period 2,

sequence 1

Calendar time

switch

Calendar time

switch

Period 2,

sequence 2

Calendar time

switch

Calendar time

switch

Period 3,

sequence 1

Calendar time

switch

Calendar time

switch

Period 3,

sequence 2

1 C R T

3 C R W

1 C R T

3 C R W

1 C R T

3 C R W

1 C R T

78 Activation time Monday 1 Week time switch 3 C R W 79 Switch off time Monday 1 Week time switch 3 C R W 80 Activation time Monday 2 Week time switch 3 C R W 81 Switch off time Monday 2 Week time switch 3 C R W 82 Activation time Monday 3 Week time switch 3 C R W 83 Switch off time Monday 3 Week time switch 3 C R W 84 Activation time Monday 4 Week time switch 3 C R W 85 Switch off time Monday 4 Week time switch 3 C R W 86 Switching output week time

Monday 1 1 C R T

switch

87 Switching output week time

Monday 2 1 C R T

switch

88 Switching output week time

Monday 3 1 C R T

switch

89 Switching output week time

Monday 4 1 C R T

switch 90 Activation time Tuesday 1 Week time switch 3 C R W 91 Switch off time Tuesday 1 Week time switch 3 C R W 92 Activation time Tuesday 2 Week time switch 3 C R W 93 Switch off time Tuesday 2 Week time switch 3 C R W

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No. Name Function EIS type Flags

94 Activation time Tuesday 3 Week time switch 3 C R W 95 Switch off time Tuesday 3 Week time switch 3 C R W 96 Activation time Tuesday 4 Week time switch 3 C R W 97 Switch off time Tuesday 4 Week time switch 3 C R W 98 Switching output week time

Tuesday 1 1 C R T

switch 99 Switching output week time

Tuesday 2 1 C R T

switch 100 Switching output week time

Tuesday 3 1 C R T

switch 101 Switching output week time

Tuesday 4 1 C R T

switch 102 Activation time Wednesday 1 Week time switch 3 C R W 103 Switch off time Wednesday 1 Week time switch 3 C R W 104 Activation time Wednesday 2 Week time switch 3 C R W 105 Switch off time Wednesday 2 Week time switch 3 C R W 106 Activation time Wednesday 3 Week time switch 3 C R W 107 Switch off time Wednesday 3 Week time switch 3 C R W 108 Activation time Wednesday 4 Week time switch 3 C R W 109 Switch off time Wednesday 4 Week time switch 3 C R W 110 Switching output week time

Wednesday 1 1 C R T

switch 111 Switching output week time

Wednesday 2 1 C R T

switch

Switching output week time 112

switch Wednesday 3 1 C R T

Switching output week time 113

switch

Wednesday 4 1 C R T 114 Activation time Thursday 1 Week time switch 3 C R W 115 Switch off time Thursday 1 Week time switch 3 C R W 116 Activation time Thursday 2 Week time switch 3 C R W 117 Switch off time Thursday 2 Week time switch 3 C R W 118 Activation time Thursday 3 Week time switch 3 C R W 119 Switch off time Thursday 3 Week time switch 3 C R W 120 Activation time Thursday 4 Week time switch 3 C R W 121 Switch off time Thursday 4 Week time switch 3 C R W 122 Switching output week time

Thursday 1 1 C R T

switch

123 Switching output week time

Thursday 2 1 C R T

switch

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No. Name Function EIS type Flags

124 Switching output week time

Thursday 3 1 C R T

switch

125 Switching output week time

Thursday 4 1 C R T

switch

126 Activation time Friday 1 Week time switch 3 C R W 127 Switch off time Friday 1 Week time switch 3 C R W 128 Activation time Friday 2 Week time switch 3 C R W 129 Switch off time Friday 2 Week time switch 3 C R W 130 Activation time Friday 3 Week time switch 3 C R W 131 Switch off time Friday 3 Week time switch 3 C R W 132 Activation time Friday 4 Week time switch 3 C R W 133 Switch off time Friday 4 Week time switch 3 C R W 134 Switching output week time

Friday 1 1 C R T

switch

135 Switching output week time

Friday 2 1 C R T

switch

136 Switching output week time

Friday 3 1 C R T

switch

137 Switching output week time

Friday 4 1 C R T

switch 138 Activation time Saturday 1 Week time switch 3 C R W 139 Switch off time Saturday 1 Week time switch 3 C R W 140 Activation time Saturday 2 Week time switch 3 C R W 141 Switch off time Saturday 2 Week time switch 3 C R W 142 Activation time Saturday 3 Week time switch 3 C R W 143 Switch off time Saturday 3 Week time switch 3 C R W 144 Activation time Saturday 4 Week time switch 3 C R W 145 Switch off time Saturday 4 Week time switch 3 C R W 146 Switching output week time

Saturday 1 1 C R T

switch 147 Switching output week time

Saturday 2 1 C R T

switch 148 Switching output week time

Saturday 3 1 C R T

switch 149 Switching output week time

Saturday 4 1 C R T

switch 150 Activation time Sunday 1 Week time switch 3 C R W 151 Switch off time Sunday 1 Week time switch 3 C R W 152 Activation time Sunday 2 Week time switch 3 C R W 153 Switch off time Sunday 2 Week time switch 3 C R W

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No. Name Function EIS type Flags

154 Activation time Sunday 3 Week time switch 3 C R W 155 Switch off time Sunday 3 Week time switch 3 C R W 156 Activation time Sunday 4 Week time switch 3 C R W 157 Switch off time Sunday 4 Week time switch 3 C R W 158 Switching output week time

Sunday 1 1 C R T

switch 159 Switching output week time

Sunday 2 1 C R T

switch 160 Switching output week time

Sunday 3 1 C R T

switch 161 Switching output week time

Sunday 4 1 C R T

switch

162 AND logic 1 Switching output 1 C R T 163 AND logic 1 8 Bit output A 6 C R T 164 AND logic 1 8 Bit output B 6 C R T 165 AND logic 2 Switching output 1 C R T 166 AND logic 2 8 Bit output A 6 C R T 167 AND logic 2 8 Bit output B 6 C R T 168 AND logic 3 Switching output 1 C R T 169 AND logic 3 8 Bit output A 6 C R T 170 AND logic 3 8 Bit output B 6 C R T 171 AND logic 4 Switching output 1 C R T 172 AND logic 4 8 Bit output A 6 C R T 173 AND logic 4 8 Bit output B 6 C R T 174 AND logic 5 Switching output 1 C R T 175 AND logic 5 8 Bit output A 6 C R T 176 AND logic 5 8 Bit output B 6 C R T 177 AND logic 6 Switching output 1 C R T 178 AND logic 6 8 Bit output A 6 C R T 179 AND logic 6 8 Bit output B 6 C R T 180 AND logic 7 Switching output 1 C R T 181 AND logic 7 8 Bit output A 6 C R T 182 AND logic 7 8 Bit output B 6 C R T 183 AND logic 8 Switching output 1 C R T 184 AND logic 8 8 Bit output A 6 C R T 185 AND logic 8 8 Bit output B 6 C R T 186 OR logic 1 Switching output 1 C R T 187 OR logic 1 8 Bit output A 6 C R T 188 OR logic 1 8 Bit output B 6 C R T

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No. Name Function EIS type Flags

189 OR logic 2 Switching output 1 C R T 190 OR logic 2 8 Bit output A 6 C R T 191 OR logic 2 8 Bit output B 6 C R T 192 OR logic 3 Switching output 1 C R T 193 OR logic 3 8 Bit output A 6 C R T 194 OR logic 3 8 Bit output B 6 C R T 195 OR logic 4 Switching output 1 C R T 196 OR logic 4 8 Bit output A 6 C R T 197 OR logic 4 8 Bit output B 6 C R T 198 OR logic 5 Switching output 1 C R T 199 OR logic 5 8 Bit output A 6 C R T 200 OR logic 5 8 Bit output B 6 C R T 201 OR logic 6 Switching output 1 C R T 202 OR logic 6 8 Bit output A 6 C R T 203 OR logic 6 8 Bit output B 6 C R T 204 OR logic 7 Switching output 1 C R T 205 OR logic 7 8 Bit output A 6 C R T 206 OR logic 7 8 Bit output B 6 C R T 207 OR logic 8 Switching output 1 C R T 208 OR logic 8 8 Bit output A 6 C R T 209 OR logic 8 8 Bit output B 6 C R T

210 Dawn threshold value 1 Target value 5 C R W 211 Dawn threshold value 1 Actual value 5 C R T 212 Dawn threshold value 2 Target value 5 C R W 213 Dawn threshold value 2 Actual value 5 C R T 214 Dawn threshold value 3 Target value 5 C R W 215 Dawn threshold value 3 Actual value 5 C R T 216 Switching output dawn threshold

1 C R T

value 1 217 Switching output dawn threshold

1 C R T

value 2 218 Switching output dawn threshold

1 C R T

value 3

219 Temperature sensor failure Output 1 C R T 220 Wind sensor failure Output 1 C R T 221 Date and time synchronised Output 1 C R T

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Setting of parameters

General settings

Send all measured values cyclically 5 sec • 10 sec • 30 sec • … • 2 h Date and time are set by

• DCF-signal and not sent

• DCF-signal and sent cyclically

• DCF-signal and sent on request

• DCF-signal and sent on request + cyclically

• Communication objects and not sent

If date and time are set by a DCF signal:

The current date and time may firstly be predetermined by ETS. The weather station operates with these data until it receives a valid DCF signal for the first time.

If date and time are set by a communication object:

There must not be a change in date between the sending of date and the sending of time; both must be sent to the weather station on the same day. For the initial operation, date and time must be sent directly one after the other in order that the clock of the device can start.

Function of DCF-LED • Display DCF cycle

• always OFF

Time zone UTC-1 • UTC • UTC+1 • UTC+2 • UTC+3

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Switching outputs cyclically send all 5 sec • 10 sec • 30 sec • … • 2 h Communication object

switching output night (The output reacts with a delay of approx. 1 minute; “night” is recognised when light is below 10 lux)

Communication object Switching output rain (After approx. 8 minutes without rain, the output is reset)

Communication objects logic inputs do not release • release Send all logic outputs cyclically 5 sec • 10 sec • 30 sec • … • 2 h Delayed sending of the switching outputs after

power up and programming Maximum telegram rate 1 • 2 • 3 • 5 • 10 • 20 telegrams per second

• do not send

• send in case of change

• send inverted in case of change

• send in case of change and cyclically

• send inverted in case of change and cyclically (as in case of all switching outputs)

(as in case of switching output night)

5 sec • 10 sec • 30 sec • … • 2 h

Location

If the location is determined by the coordinates of a given town:

Country Germany • Austria • Switzerland • other

countries

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Town • postal code • coordinates 30 towns in Germany

5 towns in Austria 4 towns in the Switzerland 7 towns in other countries

If the location coordinates are entered freely:

The indication of the location is necessary for the calculation of the position of the sun with the help of date and time.

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Position of the sun

The function “position of the sun” ist only possible in case of receipt of date and time.

The calculation of the position of the sun is optimised for UTC -1...+3. The device therefore may only be applied within Europe. For other time zones, please use Suntracer KNX-GPS Weather Station.

Azimuth and elevation • do not send

• send cyclically

• send in case of change

• send in case of change and cyclically From a change of 1 … 15 degrees Sector 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 not active • active

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Position of the sun in sector 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5

If the position of the sun is defined by directions:

Definition of the position of the sun by directions • azimuth and elevation Directions East • Southeast • Southwest • West Communication object

switching output sun in sector 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5

(as in case of switching output night)

Directions: East azimuth 0°-180° elevation 0°-90° Southeast azimuth 45°-225° elevation 0°-90° South azimuth 90°-270° elevation 0°-90° Southwest azimuth135°-315° elevation 0°-90° West azimuth180°-360° elevation 0°-90°

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If the position of the sun is defined by azimuth and elevation:

All data in ° (degree)

Azimuth from 0 … 360 Azimuth up to 0 … 360 Elevation from 0 … 90 Elevation up to 0 … 90 Communication object

switching output sun in sector 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5

(as in case of switching output night)

Direction of the sun (azimuth): Height of the sun (elevation):

Marked area: Marked area: Azimuth from 135° up to 270° Elevation from 45° up to 90°

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Temperature

Measured value • do not send

• send cyclically

• send in case of change

• send in case of change and cyclically From a temperature change of 0.5°C • 1°C • 2°C • 3°C • 4°C • 5°C Temperature offset in 0.1°C -50 … 50 Threshold value 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 not active • active Sending and resetting min. and max.

temperature value on request

do not release • release

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Temperature threshold 1 / 2 / 3 / 4

If the threshold is set by parameters:

Threshold value is set by Parameters Threshold value in 0.1°C -300 … 800

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If the threshold is set by communication objects, a threshold which is valid until the first communication of a new threshold must be determined for the initial operation:

Threshold value is set by Communication object Start threshold value in 0.1°C

Valid until the first communication

-300 … 800

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In case of an already commissioned weather station, the threshold which has been communicated at last may be used:

As soon as a threshold has been set by means of a parameter or by means of a communication object, the threshold set at last remains until a new threshold has been transmitted by a communication object.

The thresholds set at last by communication objects are saved in EEPROM in order to maintain them in case of voltage breakdown and to provide them as soon as there is voltage supply again.

Hysteresis of the threshold value in 0.1°C. 0 …100 Activation delay none • 1 sec … 2 h Switch-off delay none • 1 sec … 2 h Output switches at TV above = ON | TV - Hyst. below = OFF •

TV below = ON | TV - Hyst. above = OFF •

Communication object switching output temperature threshold value 1 / 2 / 3 / 4

(as in case of switching output night)

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Wind force

Measured value • do not send

• send cyclically

• send in case of change

• send in case of change and cyclically From a wind force change of 1 m/sec … 4 m/sec Threshold value 1 / 2 / 3 not active • active Sending and resetting max.

wind force value on request

do not release • release

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Wind force threshold 1 / 2 / 3

Threshold value in 0.1 m/s 0 … 350 Hysteresis of the threshold value in 0.1 m/s 0 … 250

All other parameters correspond to the parameters of the temperature thresholds (see there).

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Brightness

Measured value • do not send

• send cyclically

• send in case of change

• send in case of change and cyclically From change in % 1 … 50 Threshold value 1 / 2 / 3 not active • active

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Brightness threshold value 1 / 2 / 3

Threshold value in klux 1 … 99 Hysteresis of the threshold value in klux 0 … 99

All other parameters correspond to the parameters of the temperature thresholds (see there).

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Dawn

Threshold value 1 / 2 / 3 Not active • active

Dawn threshold value 1 / 2 / 3

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Threshold value in lux 1 … 1000 Hysteresis of the threshold value in lux 0 … 1000

All other parameters correspond to the parameters of the temperature thresholds (see there).

Calendar time switch

Period 1 / 2 / 3 not active • active

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Calendar time switch period 1 / 2 / 3

From: Month January … December Day 1 … 29 / 1 … 30 / 1 … 31 (depending on month) up to and including: Month January … December Day 1 … 29 / 1 … 30 / 1 … 31 (depending on month)

Sequence 1 not active • active Sequence 2 not active • active

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Calendar time switch period 1 / 2 / 3, sequence 1 / 2

Setting of switching times by Parameter • Communication objects Activation-time

hours Activation-time

minutes Switch-off time

hours Switch-off time

minutes Communication object switching output

period 1 / 2 / 3, sequence 1 / 2

0 … 23

0 … 59

0 … 23

0 … 59

(as in case of switching output night)

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Week time switch

Monday … Sunday not active • active

All 4 sequences of the selected day are always activated together.

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Weekly watch Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun 1 … 4

Setting of switching times by Parameter • Communication objects Activation-time

hours Activation-time

minutes Switch-off time

hours Switch-off time

minutes Shall sequence 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 be allocated to the

linkage weekly watch OR 1 / 2 / 3 / 4? Communication object

switching output Monday 1 / 2 / 3 / 4

0 … 23

0 … 59

0 … 23

0 … 59

do not allocate • allocate

(as in case of switching output night)

Note: If for example the set switch-off time is 3.35 pm, the output switches off when the time changes from 3.35 pm to 3.36 pm.

Use of the week time switch: Communication object „Week time switch OR 1/2/3/4“

The sequence 1 swichting times of all weekdays are combined via the OR logic gate “Sequence 1” and can be used as communiction object “Week time switch 1” for own logic links .

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Sequence 1

Monday Sequence 1 Tuesday Sequence 1 Wednesday Sequ. 1 Thursday Sequence 1

Week time switch OR 1

Friday Sequence 1 Saturday Sequence 1 Sunday Sequence 1

AND logic

Logic 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 not active • active

AND logic 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8

1st / 2nd / 3rd / 4th input do not use • all switching events which the

weather station provides (see “Linkage inputs of the AND logic”)

Logic output sends a 1 bit-object • two 8 bit-objects

If the logic output sends a 1 bit-object:

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Logic output sends If logic = 1 ! object value 1 • 0 If logic = 0 ! object value 1 • 0

a 1 bit-object

Communication object AND logic 1 sends

• in case of the change of logic

• in case of the change of logic to 1/0

• in case of the change of logic and cyclically

• in case of the change of logic to 1/0 and

cyclically

If the logic output sends two 8 bit-objects:

Logic output sends If logic = 1 ! object A value 0 … 255 If logic = 0 ! object A value 0 … 255 If logic = 1 ! object B value 0 … 255 If logic = 0 ! object B value 0 … 255 Communication objects

AND logic 1 A and B send

two 8 bit-objects

• in case of the change of logic

• in case of the change of logic to 1/0

• in case of the change of logic and cyclically

• in case of the change of logic to 1/0 and

cyclically

Object A: Shading position height (0 = safe position, 255 = completely extracted). Object B: Shading position slat angle (255 = 100% closed, 200 = approx. 80% closed).

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Use of the AND logic: Example automatic shading

The AND logic can be used to set the conditions for shading, for example a brightness threshold value and sun in a certain area. The activation of shading after wind alarm and the blocking by manual operation were implied in this example, too.

Sun in sector 1

Brightness thresh. val.

Com.Obj. logic 1 inv.

Wind thresh. val. 1 inv.

AND

Output sends

one 1 bit object to the shading object of the actuators or two 8 bit objects for position height/slats or scene demand

• Sun in sector 1: Describes the position of the sun for which the shading is active.

• Brightness threshold value 1: Defines the brightness from which shading takes

place.

• Communication object logik 1 inverted: Blocking function for sun automatic, e. g.

by a push button (Blocking after manual operation).

Logic = 0

released, logic = 1! blocked. The “Communication objects logic inputs” must be released in the “General Settings” for this porpose and the “communication object logic 1” must be linked with the button via group addresses.

• Wind threshold value 1 inverted: Activates the automatic function after the end of

a wind alarm (shading is extended if all other conditions are complied with).

Linkage inputs of AND logic

do not use Night = 1 Night = 0 Dawn threshold value 1 Dawn threshold value 1 inverted Dawn threshold value 2 Dawn threshold value 2 inverted Dawn threshold value 3 Dawn threshold value 3 inverted Brightness threshold value 1 Brightness threshold value 1 inverted Brightness threshold value 2 Brightness threshold value 2 inverted Brightness threshold value 3 Brightness threshold value 3 inverted Calendar time switch 1. period Nr. 1 Calendar time switch 1. period Nr. 1 inverted Calendar time switch 1. period Nr. 2

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Calendar time switch 1. period Nr. 2 inverted Calendar time switch 2. period Nr. 1 Calendar time switch 2. period Nr. 1 inverted Calendar time switch 2. period Nr. 2 Calendar time switch 2. period Nr. 2 inverted Calendar time switch 3. period Nr. 1 Calendar time switch 3. period Nr. 1 inverted Calendar time switch 3. period Nr. 2 Calendar time switch 3. period Nr. 2 inverted Communication object logic input 1 Communication object logic input 1 inverted Communication object logic input 2 Communication object logic input 2 inverted Communication object logic input 3 Communication object logic input 3 inverted Communication object logic input 4 Communication object logic input 4 inverted Communication object logic input 5 Communication object logic input 5 inverted Communication object logic input 6 Communication object logic input 6 inverted Communication object logic input 7 Communication object logic input 7 inverted Communication object logic input 8 Communication object logic input 8 inverted Rain yes Rain no Sun in sector 1 Sun not in sector 1 Sun in sector 2 Sun not in sector 2 Sun in sector 3 Sun not in sector 3 Sun in sector 4 Sun not in sector 4 Sun in sector 5 Sun not in sector 5 Failure temperature Failure temperature inverted Failure wind Failure wind inverted Temperature threshold value 1 Temperature threshold value 1 inverted Temperature threshold value 2 Temperature threshold value 2 inverted Temperature threshold value 3 Temperature threshold value 3 inverted Temperature threshold value 4

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Temperature threshold value 4 inverted Wind threshold value 1 Wind threshold value 1 inverted Wind threshold value 2 Wind threshold value 2 inverted Wind threshold value 3 Wind threshold value 3 inverted Week time switch Monday 1 Week time switch Monday 1 inverted Week time switch Monday 2 Week time switch Monday 2 inverted Week time switch Monday 3 Week time switch Monday 3 inverted Week time switch Monday 4 Week time switch Monday 4 inverted Week time switch Tuesday 1 Week time switch Tuesday 1 inverted Week time switch Tuesday 2 Week time switch Tuesday 2 inverted Week time switch Tuesday 3 Week time switch Tuesday 3 inverted Week time switch Tuesday 4 Week time switch Tuesday 4 inverted Week time switch Wednesday 1 Week time switch Wednesday 1 inverted Week time switch Wednesday 2 Week time switch Wednesday 2 inverted Week time switch Wednesday 3 Week time switch Wednesday 3 inverted Week time switch Wednesday 4 Week time switch Wednesday 4 inverted Week time switch Thursday 1 Week time switch Thursday 1 inverted Week time switch Thursday 2 Week time switch Thursday 2 inverted Week time switch Thursday 3 Week time switch Thursday 3 inverted Week time switch Thursday 4 Week time switch Thursday 4 inverted Week time switch Friday 1 Week time switch Friday 1 inverted Week time switch Friday 2 Week time switch Friday 2 inverted Week time switch Friday 3 Week time switch Friday 3 inverted Week time switch Friday 4 Week time switch Friday 4 inverted Week time switch Saturday 1

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Week time switch Saturday 1 inverted Week time switch Saturday 2 Week time switch Saturday 2 inverted Week time switch Saturday 3 Week time switch Saturday 3 inverted Week time switch Saturday 4 Week time switch Saturday 4 inverted Week time switch Sunday 1 Week time switch Sunday 1 inverted Week time switch Sunday 2 Week time switch Sunday 2 inverted Week time switch Sunday 3 Week time switch Sunday 3 inverted Week time switch Sunday 4 Week time switch Sunday 4 inverted Week time switch OR 1 Week time switch OR 1 inverted Week time switch OR 2 Week time switch OR 2 inverted Week time switch OR 3 Week time switch OR 3 inverted Week time switch OR 4 Week time switch OR 4 inverted

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OR logic

Logic 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 not active • active

OR logic 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8

Logic output sends a 1 bit-object • two 8 bit-objects

All parameters of the OR logic correspond with the parameters of the AND logic.

Linkage inputs of OR logic

The linkage inputs of the OR logic correspond with the parameters of the AND logic. The OR logic is additionally provided with the following inputs:

AND logic output 1 AND logic output 1 inverted AND logic output 2 AND logic output 2 inverted AND logic output 3 AND logic output 3 inverted AND logic output 4 AND logic output 4 inverted AND logic output 5 AND logic output 5 inverted

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AND logic output 6 AND logic output 6 inverted AND logic output 7 AND logic output 7 inverted AND logic output 8 AND logic output 8 inverted

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