Shutter
Module
HA 30
Mounting and Operation
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Contents |
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Overview |
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Mounting |
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Setting the limit switch of the tube motor |
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Laying cables |
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Connecting pushbuttons and motors |
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Teach-in |
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Activating the teach-in mode at the shutter module |
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Activating the Teach-in mode at the Hometronic Manager |
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Determining the end position |
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Setting the 50% position (optional) |
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Failed teach-in |
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Final mounting |
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Operation |
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Controlling the shutters with pushbuttons |
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Controlling the shutters with switches |
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Lock-out unit HAC 30 |
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Changing the fuse of the shutter module |
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Information for the fitter |
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Technical data |
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Help with problems |
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Overview
Overview
Application
The shutter module HA 30 is a component of the Hometronic System and controls the tube motors of shutters, venetian blinds and awnings. The shutter module can be operated either via the Hometronic Manager or directly via the pushbutton.
The lock-out unit HAC 30 ensures that you cannot lock yourself out.
Extension by the Sun Module HB 05/15
The installation of the Hometronic Sun Module HB 05 or HB 15 allows the control of the shutter position depending on ...
•Brightness (Sun Module HB 05).
•Brightness and wind speed (Sun Module HB 15).
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Danger of injury! |
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For security reasons automatic control of awnings on |
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Caution! |
the basis of the wind speed is only allowed with the |
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wind sensor HWS 40! |
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Mounting
Mounting
Danger to life through electric shock!
Live electrical contacts lie open while the module is
being cabled. Touching a live contact causes critical Danger! injuries.
►All work may only be carried out by authorized specialized personnel.
►De-energize the corresponding fuse during all work on the module.
Faulty radio connection!
The shutter module has a radio transmitter whose Caution! function can be impaired by metallic objects.
►When selecting the operation site ensure that there is sufficient distance to metallic objects such as metal cabinets and doors, concrete ceilings with iron lattices at radio devices such as radio headphones, etc.
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Mounting
1. Setting the limit switch of the tube motor
► If the tube motor of the shutter has a limit switch, set the limit switch before connecting the shutter module.
2. Laying cables
The device switch is intended to be mounted on a flush-mounted distribution box.
►Cut the cables to length or lengthen them so that they reach at least 10 cm out of the distribution box.
►Remove the housing cover from the module.
►Leverout the contact covers with a screwdriver.
►Insert all the cables through the openings in the housing bottom.
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Mounting
►Mount the lock-out unit HAC 30 as described in the enclosed mounting instructions (please also refer to Page 16).
3. Connecting pushbuttons and motors
You can connect either pushbuttons or switches to the device switch. Use pushbuttons for a new installation.
Malfunctions due to contact erosion
► Replace old pushbuttons/switches by new push-
buttons.
Caution! ► Only use pushbuttons which are designed for 230 V and conform to the VDE guidelines.
The following figure shows the circuiting for connecting pushbuttons/switches and tube motors. The designations of the connections are also used in the further description of the mounting.
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Mounting
T↑: "Up“ button |
M↑: Motor UP |
L: Phase |
T↓: "Down" button |
M↓: Motor DOWN |
N: Neutral conductor |
M: Motor |
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PE: Protective earth conductor |
►Connect the tube motor at the right-hand terminal block in accordance with the diagram.
►Loop the PE conductor through the flush-mounted box to the motor.
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