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TRM702AU
Complies with
IMDA Standards
DA101847
Radio transmitter flush-mounted with
battery 2 inputs
In2
In1
433.5
- The device is to be installed only by a
qualified electrician in accordance with
the installation standards in force in the
country.
- Cut o the 230V power supply before
connecting the device.
The flush-mounting input module TRM702AU is a
radio transmitter. Powered by battery,
it can be used to interface 2 floating contacts
(switches, automatic-control contacts or intrusion
alarm panel contacts) which can thus be rendered
communicating.
radio products can be
configured together and operated within the same
radio installation.
Caption
1 Pushbutton or standard switch
2 Connector with inputs connection wires
(length 11 cm)
3 1 Battery 3V CR2430 (delivered non-
assembled)
4 Battery enclosure
5 Pushbutton and configuration LED R
Factory Reset
Maintain R pushbutton down until LED cfg flickers
(>10s), then release. cfg LED turns OFF to signal
Factory Reset end. This operation removes the entire
product configuration in any configuration mode.
After power switch-On or Factory Reset, wait for
15s before to do a new configuration.
Change of battery
Battery 3 is placed under cover 4.
Battery change has no influence on the product
configuration.
These instructions for use form an integral part
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of the product and must be retained by the end
user.
Technical characteristics
Supply voltage
3 V CR 2430
Battery operating life
with 10 manoeuvres
per day
Pushbutton control > 5 years
3,5
max
cfg
IP30
433.5 MHz 10 mW
TRM702A
In1
In2
Metal surfaces in the direct vicinity of the
product (e.g. flush mounted metal boxes)
may reduce the radio range. If necessary,
change the position of the product in the
wall box to improve the range.
Avoid the use of a metal front plate for
switches in combination with flush mounted
metal boxes.
Do not cut
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input wires, even if they are not used.
the black color antenna wire and the
Features
• 2 independent input channels.
• Supply by battery.
Operation of LED
• LED flickers for 1s when pressed : the product is
not configured.
• LED goes on for 100ms after pressing: input is
configured, control is transmitted.
• LED flickers quickly for 1s after pressing: battery
is low.
• LED remains o: the battery level is too low.
Wiring, test and start-up
The modules are installed in a flush-mounting box
of 60mm diameter in association with a push-button
or a switch.
Depth will depend on the type of equipment used.
The length of connection shall not exceed 10m.
Wire not used shall be isolated.
Controlled by switch
or temperature < 0 °C
Transmission
frequency/ Emission
power
> 3 years
433,05 - 434,79 MHz
10 mW
Dimensions 41 x 39.5 x 11 mm
Max. connection
distance per input
Minimum contacts
closing time
< 10 m
50 ms
Operating temperature -10 °C —> + 50 °C
Storage temperature - 25 °C —> + 70 °C
Degree of protection IP 30
Receiver category 2 / Transmitter duty cycle
<10%
Hager Controls hereby declares that the radio
transmitter/receiver complies with the 2014/53/
The CE declaration can be consulted
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and
EU directive.
on the site:
www.hager.com
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Etiquette fonctions
Etiquette éclairage avec forçage
Etiquette fonctions
Etiquette éclairage avec forçage
Etiquette fonctions
Etiquette éclairage avec forçage
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configuration instructions
Description
designates the tool-free configuration
mode, using the buttons function (fct) and configuration
(cfg) and its Leds, located directly on the products.
All products configurable in
mode are
compatible with one another and can be operated
within the same installation.
These products are used to control lighting and
opening elements (roller shutters/blinds).
Configuration involves assigning a function to each
input of a transmitter and then linking it to one or
more receivers to be controlled. For each receiver
type, the table below shows the available functions
associated with a colour LED.
Use with a home automation supervision system
All these radio receivers can be associated with
the home automation controller TKP100AU to
take advantage of advanced control and display
features (Control through smartphone or tablet).
In this case, the complementary pairing procedure is
initiated using the control software and may require
the use of one or more buttons on the product. For
more information, refer to the documentation for
the home automation supervision system.
Description of configurable products in
Transmitters Receivers Transmitters/receivers
Buttons
and LEDs
All are fitted with a R
button and a corres-
All are fitted with a R and an T button
and the corresponding status LED.
ponding status LED.
Products
TRM702AU
IP30
cfg
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cfg
cfg
TRM702AU
List of functions for...
TRM600AU
TRM600AU
In1
In2
fct
TRM69xAU
cfg
L/N
cfg
TRM690AU
TRM691AU
TRM692AU
TRM693AU
TRM694AU
fct LED
- ON/OFF receivers - Dimmer - Shutter/blinds
Function Function Function
ON/OFF
(Toggle switch)
ON/OFF Dimming
+/-
Up/Stop
ON ON, Dimming + Up, stop
OFF OFF, Dimming - Down, stop
Scenario 1 Scenario 1 Scenario 1
Scenario 2 Scenario 2 Scenario 2
Timer Timer Down/Stop
ON/OFF (switch) ON/OFF (switch)
Shutter control
(switch)
Priority ON Up priority
Priority OFF Down priority
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Clear Clear Clear
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Configuring a function (5 steps)
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TRM702AU
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In2
fct
TRM6xxAU
2x 3x
…
…
1x 4x
> 2s
T
Action
Starting configuration
Give a short press on the J button of
the transmitter or transmitter/receiver.
Input selection
Give a short press on the button or a
double switchover of the switch to be
configured.
Function selection
Select the function by successive short
presses on the K button of the receiver
to be controlled.
Confirmation of the function
Press for > 2s on button K of the
receiver until the cfg • LED flashes.
Result
The
cfg
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receivers and the emitter
come on.
The
cfg
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fct
TRM6xxAU
fct
cfg
1x
2x
3x
flashes for 1 s.
Scrolling of the functions
indicated by the colour of the
fct LED on the receiver (see list).
LEDs of all the
•
cfg
LED of the emitter
•
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TRM702AU
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TRM702AU
IP30
cfg
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TRM6xxAU
fct
cfg
In1
In2
TRM6xxAU
fct
cfg
2x 3x
1x 4x
In1
In2
TRM6xxAU
fct
cfg
…
…
4x …
fct
TRM6xxAU
fct
cfg
The function identified by the
colour of the
fct LED is confirmed.
In1
In2
TRM6xxAU
fct
cfg
Exiting configuration mode
Give a short press on the J
button of the transmitter or transmitter/
receiver.
Display of a configured function
In step 2 the fct LED indicates the colour of the
configured function.
Group control
Repeat steps 3 and 4 on the other receivers to
be integrated in a group.Only the function selected
on the first receiver and clearing will be available
for selection on the other receivers.
Editing a configured function
In step 3, you can edit the displayed function,
In2
In1
TRM702AU
IP30
cfg
Settings
Setting: Duration of the timer/scenario blocking
Setting of these parameters is required for:
• changing the value of the timer,
• authorising or prohibiting editing of a scenario
by the user.
Example: Example: editing the duration of the timer
After having confirmed the timer function in step
4
, (the actuator then flashes in timer mode),
follow the steps below to select a value from the
table of values, or else repeat steps 1, 2 and 4a.
The
cfg
LEDs of all the
•
receivers and the emitter go out.
End of configuration.
System limit
A product may be linked to a maximum to 20 other
products.
Timer function
A long press (> 1 second) of the timer control
button stops the timer (except for the TRM694AU,
timer = pulse function without interruption)
TRM702AU
IP30
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In2
In1
cfg
In2
TRM6xxAU
fct
cfg
In2
TRM6xxAU
fct
cfg
except in the case of group control where it is
necessary to clear the receivers of the group
before choosing a new function.
Clearing a configured function
In step 3 select the "Clear" function and then
Error signals
A very rapidly flashing cfg • LED indicates an error
or an incompatible link. (e.g. a group control mixing
lighting and shutter commands).
confirm in step 4.
Action Result
Press for > 5 s on button K of the receiver
until the cfg • LED flashes.
Select the value by successive short presses
on button K.
Press for > 2 s on button K of the receiver
until the cfg • LED flashes.
Exit configuration mode by a short press on
the J button.
The fct LED goes o and then indicates the default
value by the number of flashes.
Scrolling of the values indicated by the number of
flashes of the fct LED.
The selected function is confirmed.
The cfg LED goes o; return to normal operation.
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Setting the values
Number of flashes Timer value Scene lock
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
1 s
30 s
1 min
2 min
3 min *
5 min
15 min
30 min
1 h
3 h
*: Default value
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Scenario function
The scenario control is used to activate the desired
ambience directly, by simultaneously acting on
various types of receiver (e.g. TV scenario: turn o
the ceiling lights + switch on appliances + lower the
shutters for the living room).
This control can be assigned to any transmitter of
the installation.
The scenario function is produced in 3 steps:
A. Programming the links between the scenario
button and the receivers to be controlled,
B. Setting the scenario; this involves defi ning the
desired state of each receiver concerned in
your scenario (lamp on, level of dimming or
shutter open, etc.)
C. Storing of the defi ned ambience using the
scenario button.
Programming the scenario
• In step 3 select the scenario function and
confi rm the link (step 4) on the fi rst receiver,
• repeat steps 3 to 4 to link the remaining outputs
to be controlled.
Note: an output can be integrated into a maximum
in 2 di erent scenarios.
• Produce the desired ambience by using the
individual controls of the various electrical
receivers involved in your scenario (e.g. switch
o the ceiling lights, dim the appliance to 50 %,
open shutter to mid-height).
Note: Before setting the shutter in the desired
position, learn the Up/ Down times by following the
learning procedure.
Storing the scenario
• Store the status of the receivers corresponding
to the scenario by a long press, > 5 s, on the
scenario button that activates the scenario.
A brief change of status of the outputs indicates
storage of the status of the various electrical receivers.
After this, each press on the scenario button
restores this memorised ambience.
Ex. e.g. TV scenario
Setting the scenario ambience
Scenario setting
cfg
IP30
TRM702AU
In1
In2
BP Scenario button
BP Scenario button
TRM694AU
fct
A
2
µ
4A 12-230 50Hz /
µ
433.5 Mhz 10mW
cfg
cfg
IP30
TRM702AU
In1
In2
TRM690AU
ε 200 W AC1 230V 50Hz
fct
433.5 Mhz 10mW 45°C
cfg
LED
L
TRM690AU
ε 200 W AC1 230V 50Hz
fct
433.5 Mhz 10mW 45°C
cfg
LED
L
Individual controls
s
V
24
s
V 12V
L
N
cfg
IP30
TRM702AU
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Each new long press,
> 5 s, stores the new
ambience.
Pilot remotely your installation
The TRM6xxAU products and the Coviva box allow
you to control your lights and shutter with your
smartphone (for more information see TKP100AU
documentation).
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Application examples
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TRM
690AU
TRM
702AU
N
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TRM
690AU
TRM
702AU
Uses cases for µ modules oer and Coviva box
Radio solution for piloting lights and shutter or blinds. These products allow you to enrich your installation by adding radio controls in an easy way (see below
some examples of applications). In addition with the Coviva application, you can control these circuits locally or remotely with your smartphone.
1. Transform a single way circuit into a two ways
circuit by re-using the existing switch
How to do ?
On the TRM690AU side:
- Connect the 2 wires from existing switch to the
device, no neutral wire needed. The TRM690AU
is compatible with incandescent, halogen and
dimmable LED lamps;
- Connect the existing switch to the input one
(white and yellow wire) of the TRM690AU;
Now the product is working with toggle function
(factory set-up) if you want, the internally link can
be edited, deleted or modified, see configuration.
On the TRM702AU side:
- Connect an additional switch or push button
to the input 1 and create the link with the toggle
function to the output from the TRM690AU
(see configuration).
In both cases, the input 2 stays in reserve for other
use if you want.
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702AU
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TRM690AU
2. Transform a single way ON/OFF circuit into a
two ways dimmer circuit
N
How to do ?
On the TRM691AU side:
- Connect the 2 wires from existing switch to the
device, no neutral wire needed. The TRM691AU
is compatible with incandescent, halogen and
dimmable LED lamps;
- Replace the existing switch by a push button
(Short push = ON/OFF; maintained push =
Ph
increase/decrease) and connect it to the input
one (white and yellow wire) of the TRM691AU.
Now the product is working with dimming
function (factory set-up,) if you want the
internally link can be edited, deleted or modified,
see configuration.
On the TRM702AU side:
- Connect an additional push button on the input
1 and make the link with the output from the
TRM691AU by selecting the dimming 1 button
function (see configuration).
In both cases, the input 2 stays in reserve. If you
want, you can make a 2 push buttons dimming
function with:
- push button 1 = ON by short push and increase
by long push
- push button 2 = OFF by short push and
TRM702AU
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3. Transform a double switch into a double two
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TRM
693AU
TRM
690AU
TRM
702AU
L
N
L
N
TRM
702AU
N
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TRM
692AU
VR
TRM
692AU
N
Ph
VR
TRM
692AU
L
N
L
N
L
N
VR
TRM
692AU
VR
TRM
692AU
N
Ph
VR
TRM
692AU
L
N
ways switch
How to do ?
On the TRM690AU side:
- Disconnect the existing double switch and
connect the phase on the “L” terminal block
and the wire for lamp 1 to the output of the
TRM690AU device. Make a bridge between the
phase and the wire for the lamp 2.
- Connect the double existing switch to the
2 inputs of the TRM690AU;
Now the input 1 is directly working with toggle
function (factory set-up). After installation, the
second input must be linked to the output of the
TRM693AU by a toggle function (see configuration).
On the TRM693AU side:
- Connect the phase and the neutral wires to the
TRM693AU. Connect the wire for the lamp 2 on
the output of the TRM693AU. The inputs will not
be used.
On the TRM702AU side:
- Connect an additional double switch to the 2
inputs of the TRM702AU and program it:
• Input 1: link with toggle function to
TRM690AU (lamp1);
• input 2: : link with toggle function to
TRM6930AU (lamp2).
Before
N
N
Ph
After
TRM
702AU
fct
cfg
TRM693AU
N
TRM
693AU
TRM702AU
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TRM702
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4.
Make a group control for “x” motorized shutter
or blinds (example with 3 motors)
How to do ?
VR
VR
VR
VR
VR VR
For each motor TRM692AU for individual control:
- Disconnect the existing double switch/ push
button. Connect the phase and the neutral wire
Ph
respectively at the “L” and “N” terminals block.
Connect the 2 wires for the motor at to the Up
and Down terminals of the TRM692AU device.
- Connect the double existing switch to the
2 inputs of the TRM692AU;
If switches are used to control the shutter, they
are directly working with Up/ Down function
(factory set-up). If push buttons are used, you
have to modify the function by selecting Up
function for input 1 and Down function for input
2 (see configuration).
On the TRM702AU side for group control,
- Connect an additional double switch or push
button and program it:
VR
VR
VR
• Input 1: link with Up (for switch or push
button) function to the 3 TRM692AU;
• Input 2: link with Down (for switch or push
button) function to the 3 TRM692AU.
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702AU
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692AU
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692AU
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