3 Function
System information
This device is a part of the eNet system.
High transmission reliability at a radio frequency of 868 MHz is achieved by the transmission
behaviour and bidirectional data transfer.
The range of a radio system depends on various external circumstances. The range can be
optimised by the choice of installation location.
This device complies with the requirements of the R&TTE Directive 1999/5/EC. Declaration of
Conformity and further information on the eNet system can be found on our website.
The device may be operated in all EU and EFTA countries.
Intended use
- Radio sensor for transmission of switching, dimming, blind movement and scene
commands
- Operation with radio actuators from the eNet system
Product characteristics
- Display of the actuator status for status poll by a green LED per channel
- Display of the transmission status by a red LED
- Switch-on brightness of dimmer actuators can be saved.
- Battery-powered device
- Signalling of transmission errors can be switched off
Can be set with eNet server:
- Master dimming function
- Scene All On
- Operation locks
i If settings are changed with the eNet server, operation and signalling could vary from what
is described here.
i The parameter list is in the Internet in the documentation for this device.
Supplementary function with eNet server
- Update of the device software
4 Operation
Function of status LED in operation
As soon as a button is pressed or released, the status LED first signals radio transmission
- LED turns red for 2 seconds
and then the actuator status/group status
- LED turns green for 3 seconds:
At least one actuator is switched on, or one Venetian blind is not in the top end position
- LED remains off:
All the actuators are switched off or the blinds are all in the upper end position
or - if there is no status message from an actuator - a transmission error.
- The LED rapidly flashes red for 5 seconds:
The status message of at least one actuator is missing
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Radio transmitter modules