LAMILUX Smart Home Operating Manual

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OPERATING MANUAL
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This document contains the technical data of the Smart Home Control and describes the installation and handling of the system during operation.
The complete manual can be found in the Downloads menu section on www.lamilux. com.
Installation, checking, commission-
ing and troubleshooting of the de­vice must be carried out by a qual­ified electrician only (according to VDE 0100).
This document is subject to change and will be adapted to later software versions. The revision number (software version and date) can be found in the footer. If you have a device with a later software version, please check the “Downloads” menu section on www.lamilux.com, to see if a recent version of the manual is available.
EXPLANATION OF SYMBOLS
Safety information
Safety instructions for work-
ing on electrical connections, components etc.
DANGER! ... indicates an imminently
hazardous situation that will result in death or serious in­jury if not avoided.
WARNING! ... indicates an imminently
hazardous situation that can result in death or serious injury if not avoided.
CAUTION! ... indicates a potentially
hazardous situation that can result in minor to moderate injury if not avoided.
... indicates a hazard that
can lead to damaged proper­ty if it is not avoided.
STOP
ATTENTION!
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. APPLICATION AND FUNCTIONS PAGE 4
2. SCOPE OF SUPPLY PAGE 5
3. TECHNICAL DATA PAGE 6
3.1. Display
3.2. Connection unit
3.3. Weather station
4. INSTALLATION/ASSEMBLY PAGE 8
4.1. Notes on installation
4.2. Notes on wireless equipment
4.3. Installing the display
4.3.1 Installation location and preparation
4.3.2 Wall mount installation
4.3.3
Drilling plan
4.3.4 Removing the wall mount
4.3.5 Instructions for installation and getting started
4.4. Installing the weather station
4.4.1 Installation location
4.4.2 Design of the device
4.4.3
Installation preparation
4.4.4 Attaching the base and bracket
4.4.5 Connection
4.4.6 Completing the installation work
4.4.7 Instructions for installation and getting started
4.5. Installing the connection unit
4.5.1 Connection
4.5.2 Overview of connections
4.5.3
Instructions for installation and getting started
5. OPERATING THE DISPLAY PAGE 16
5.1. Charging the battery
5.2. Care and maintenance
5.3. Display and control options on the home screen
5.3.1 Meaning of function icons (automatic status)
5.4. Audio signals
5.5. Error messages
5.6.
Table: memory capacity of outputs and inputs
6. GETTING STARTED PAGE 24
6.1. Short setup
7. OPERATING THE WEATHER STATION PAGE 28
7.1. Maintenance of the weather station
8. WLAN MODULE PAGE 28
8.1. Description
8.1.1 Scope of supply
8.1.2 Technical data
8.2. Notes on getting started
8.2.1 Notes on installation
8.2.2 Requirements
8.2.3 Notes on wireless equipment
8.2.4 Instructions for installation and getting started
8.3. Setting up modules, WiFi, App
8.3.1 Installing the app
8.3.2 Starting up the WiFi module
8.3.3 Configuring WiFi
8.3.4 Connecting to the Smart Home Control
8.3.5 Resetting the WiFi module to the factory settings
8.4. Using the app
8.4.1 Overview
8.4.2
Control and display page of the app
8.4.2.1 Operating drives and devices, displaying indoor sensor values
9. WIRING LAYOUT PAGE 34
10. CONNECTOR PAGE 35
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1. APPLICATION AND FUNCTIONS
The Smart Home Control enables easy man- ual operation of drives and consumers via the touch display. Drives and consumers are connected to the terminal unit of the base set. Optionally up to ten additional drives or consumers can be connected wirelessly.
A weather station can also be connected to the terminal unit, thus allowing for automatic control. The indoor data of the display and the external data of the weather station are used for automatic control. This means that the time, indoor temperature, outdoor tem­perature, lighting conditions, position of the sun, wind speed and precipitation messages can be considered. Additional interior sen­sors can be integrated into the system via wireless inputs.
Automatic shading controls blinds, awnings and shutters to reflect the light­ing conditions, taking into account the direction of the sun, defined move de­lays, temperature locks, wind, rain and frost alarms, the move position, time and night functions.
Ventilation control actuates sash and sliding windows as a function of the in­door temperature. Outdoor temperature locks like wind, rain and frost alarms, move positions and time functions are considered here.
Automatic lighting control switches lamps to reflect the outside lighting con
­ditions (day/night) and time. If dimming modules are used, then the dimming lev
­el (brightness of the lamp) is considered.
The heating control system actuates a one- or two-stage heating system as a function of the indoor temperature, tak­ing into account day and night (timer); it has a timer switch for manual heating during night operation.
Automatic gutter control actuates a heater in a specific outdoor tempera­ture range.
A daily automatic reset and an automat­ic reset – a short time after a manual operation – can be set for all outputs.
FUNCTIONS AND PROPERTIES OF THE DISPLAY:
The general accident prevention regulations for power-operated windows, doors and gates, and the VDE installation regulations (or equivalent) must be complied with.
Control unit with monochrome touch display and internal temperature sensor
Built-in rechargeable battery with USB charging socket
The display has a wall mount, but can also be used like a remote control
Up to 4 displays can be used in the sys­tem
FUNCTIONS AND FEATURES OF THE TERMINAL UNIT:
Connection for the weather station
Wired outputs for two 230-V motors, one 24-V motor and one LED Strip Pow­erbox (Accessories)
Wireless communication with up to 10 drives/consumers via Elsner RF wire­less actuators
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2. SCOPE OF SUPPLY
Basic set 303 471 with display includ­ing USB connection cable 0.5 m (USB A connector to USB B micro connector) and terminal unit including connectors
Weather station 303473
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Wireless communication with up to 32 Elsner RF control devices/sensors
WiFi integration (for app usage) via op­tional WiFi module
FUNCTIONS AND PROPERTIES OF THE WEATHER STATION:
Brightness measurement (1 sunlight sensor)
Temperature measurement
Wind speed measurement
Precipitation sensing
GPS receiver for date/time and installa­tion coordinates (for computing the sun position)
COMPATIBLE WIRELESS ACTUATORS FOR THE SYSTEM:
Motorised control units RF-MSG-ST, RF-MSG, RF-MSG-PF (as of version 3.7 in all cases) for shading window drives. A group control relay can be used to connect several drives to one RF-MSG if needed
Switching Relay RF Relay ST, RF Re­lay UP (both as of version 5.5) for con­sumers such as lights and single-stage heating
Dimmers RF-L UN-ST, RF-L LED-ST (as of version 1.4 in each case), RF-L-UP 1-10 V (as of version 1.1) for dimmable lamps
Heating module RF-HE-ST (as of version
5) for two-stage heating
All wireless actuators as of date of manufacture 14-01-2016 are compatible with the system. The production date can be read off the serial number of the device; it follows a pattern of "DDMMYY serial number".
COMPATIBLE OPERATING UNITS AND SENSORS FOR THE SYSTEM:
Remote control Remo 8 (as of version 1.8)
Sensor Corlo P2 RF (as of version 1.0)
Sensor on the RF-B2-UP interface (as of version 1.0)
Temperature sensor WGT (as of version
1.0)
Sensors WG AQS/TH-UP (as of version
1.0) and WGTH-UP (as of version 1.3) for temperature measurement (moisture and CO2 measurement of the sensors is not evaluated)
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3. TECHNICAL DATA
3.1. DISPLAY
The product complies with the provisions of EU directives.
3.2. CONNECTION UNIT
The product complies with the provisions of EU directives.
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Materials Composite
Display
Visible diagonal 126 mm
Colours Painted white/aluminium
colour
Installation Surface mounted with wall
holder
Dimensions approx. 107 x 112 x 14
(W x H x D, mm)
Weight Approx. 170 g
Ambient temperature
Operation 0...+50°C, Storage -10...+50°C
Ambient humidity
max. 95% rF, Avoid condensation
Operating voltage
3.8 V rechargeable battery
USB charging current:
100 mA
Radio frequency 868.2 MHz
Temperature measuring range
-40°C...+80°C
Housing Composite
Colour
Grey
Installation Surface mount
Degree of protec­tion
IP20
Dimensions approx. 201 x 75 x 121
(W x H x D, mm)
Weight Approx. 610 g
Ambient temperature
Operation -30...+60°C, Storage -30...+70°C
Ambient humidity
max. 95% rF, Avoid conden­sation
Operating voltage
230 V AC, 50 Hz
Power consumption
Operation: approx. 10 W
Input 1× weather station
Outputs 2× motor 230 V AC,
max. 400 W each 1× motor 24 V, max. 1 A 1× dimmer (0...10V interface)
Radio frequency 868.2 MHz
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3.3. WEATHER STATION
The product complies with the provisions of EU directives.
TEMPERATURE SENSOR:
WIND SENSOR:
BRIGHTNESS SENSOR:
Housing Composite
Colour
White/translucent
Installation Surface mount
Degree of pro­tection
IP 44
Dimensions approx. 62 x 71 x 145
(W x H x D, mm)
Weight Approx. 80 g
Ambient temperature
Operation -30...+50°C, Stor­age -30...+70°C
Voltage 24 V DC
Current max. 105 mA
Measuring range -30°C ... +50°C
Resolution
0.1 °C
Accuracy ±0.5°C at -30°C … +25°C
±1.5°C at -30°C … +45°C
Measuring range 0 m/s … 35 m/s
Resolution
0.1 m/s
Accuracy ±15% of the measured value
with an incident flow of 45 ° to 315 ° (frontal incident flow corresponds to 180 °)
Measuring range
0 Lux … 150,000 Lux
Resolution
00
1 Lux at 0...255 Lux
004 Lux at 256...2,645 Lux
163 Lux at 2,646…128,256 Lux 762 Lux at 128,257…150,000 Lux
Accuracy ±15% of the measured value at
35 Lux … 150,000 Lux
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4. INSTALLATION/ASSEMBLY
4.1. NOTES ON INSTALLATION
Installation, checking, commission-
ing and troubleshooting of the de­vice must be carried out by a qual­ified electrician only (VDE 0100 or similar).
DANGER! Danger to life due to dangerous
electrical voltage (mains voltage)!
There are unprotected live compo-
nents inside the device.
Observe the VDE regulations.
De-energise all needed lines for the assembly, and take safety precautions against unintended activation.
Do not use the device if damaged.
Discontinue use of the device or the system, and secure to prevent inadvert­ent operation, if it is assumed that safe operation is no longer guaranteed.
The device is designed for the intended use only. Any unauthorised modification or fail­ure to observe the instructions will void war­ranty or guarantee claims.
After unpacking, check the device immedi­ately for any mechanical damage. If transport damage is present, immediately inform the supplier.
The device may only be operated as a sta­tionary system, that is, only in mounted con-
dition, following completion of all installation and commissioning work, and only in the intended environment.
Lamilux is not liable for changes in standards after publication of the operating manual.
4.2. NOTES ON WIRELESS EQUIPMENT
When planning systems with devices that use wireless communication methods, at­tention must be paid to sufficient wireless reception. The range of wireless controls is restricted by legal regulations for radio equipment as well as by conditions in the building. Avoid sources of interference and obstacles between the transmitter and re­ceiver resulting in the disruption of wireless communication. These include, for example:
Walls and ceilings (especially concrete and sun protection glazing).
Metallic surfaces in the vicinity of the mobile nodes (e.g., aluminium con­struction of a conservatory).
Other wireless devices and powerful local transmitter systems (e.g., wireless headphones) which transmit on the same frequency (868.2 MHz). Keep a minimum distance of 30 cm between radio transmitters.
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4.3. INSTALLING THE DISPLAY
4.3.1 INSTALLATION LOCATION AND PREPARATION
Install and operate the unit only in
dry indoor rooms. Avoid condensa­tion.
The internal temperature meas-
urements may be affected by heat and cold sources in the vicinity. For an accurate measurement,
avoid direct insolation
do not install above a radiator
avoid drafts from windows/doors
The display is battery operated and commu­nicates wirelessly with the terminal unit. It should be positioned at a conveniently read­able height, e.g., 150 cm.
4.3.2 WALL MOUNT INSTALLATION
The wall holder consists of two parts: the wall mount and the attached cover. 4.3.3 DRILLING PLAN
Use the wall bracket itself as a drilling tem­plate!
FIG. 1
Loosen the cover from the wall holder.
Loosening in non-installed/as delivered condition: Separate the two parts by holding the out­side of the cover and press the centre of the wall mount with your thumbs out.
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Abb. 1
sen Sie die Abdeckung von der Wandbe- festigung.
sen im nicht montierten Zustand/Ausliefe- rungszustand: Trennen Sie die beiden Teile indem Sie die Abdeckung außen festhalten und mit den Daumen die Wandbefestigung in der Mitte he- raus drücken.
FIG. 2 FRONT VIEW
Attach the wall mounting
with suitable fixing ma
­terial (screws, adhesive pads).
(1) The two recesses in the locking mech-
anism must be vertical to position the display correctly.
(2a) The notch for detaching the cover
should face downward so that it is as unobtrusive as possible.
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Abb. 1
sen Sie die Abdeckung von der Wandbe- festigung.
sen im nicht montierten Zustand/Ausliefe- rungszustand: Trennen Sie die beiden Teile indem Sie die Abdeckung außen festhalten und mit den Daumen die Wandbefestigung in der Mitte he- raus drücken.
Abb. 2 Frontal-Ansicht
Bringen Sie die Wandbefestigung mit geeig- netem Befestigungsmaterial an (Schrauben, Klebepads).
(1) Die beiden Aussparungen in der Arretie- rung müssen senkrecht stehen, damit das Dis- play korrekt positioniert wird.
(2a) Die Kerbe zum Wiederablösen der Abde- ckung sollte nach unten weisen, damit sie möglichst unauffällig ist.
2a
1
1
2a
FIG. 3 FRONT VIEW
Clamp the cover on the
wall mount from the front.
(2b) Again, the notch to detach the cover
should face downwards.
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Abb. 1
sen Sie die Abdeckung von der Wandbe- festigung.
sen im nicht montierten Zustand/Ausliefe- rungszustand: Trennen Sie die beiden Teile indem Sie die Abdeckung außen festhalten und mit den Daumen die Wandbefestigung in der Mitte he- raus drücken.
Abb. 2 Frontal-Ansicht
Bringen Sie die Wandbefestigung mit geeig- netem Befestigungsmaterial an (Schrauben, Klebepads).
(1) Die beiden Aussparungen in der Arretie- rung müssen senkrecht stehen, damit das Dis- play korrekt positioniert wird.
(2a) Die Kerbe zum Wiederablösen der Abde- ckung sollte nach unten weisen, damit sie möglichst unauffällig ist.
2a
1
Abb. 3 Frontal-Ansicht
Klemmen Sie die Abdeckung von vorne auf die Wandbefestigung.
(2b) Auch hier sollte die Kerbe zum Wiederab- lösen der Abdeckung nach unten weisen.
2b
2b
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81 mm
60 mm
56 mm
81 mm
60 mm
56 mm
81 mm 60 mm
56 mm
FIG. 4
Not printed to scale!
81 mm
60 mm
56 mm
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4.3.4 REMOVING THE WALL MOUNT
4.3.5 INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLATION AND GET­TING STARTED
Never expose the device to water (rain) or dust. This could damage the electronics.
4.4.
INSTALLING THE WEATHER STATION
4.4.1 INSTALLATION LOCATION
Choose an installation position at the build­ing where the sensors can measure the wind, rain and sun without impairment. Make sure there are no structural parts attached above the device, from which water could drip onto the rain sensor after it has stopped raining or snowing. The device must not be shaded by the building shell or trees.
The distance around the device must be at least 60 cm. This allows correct wind meas­urement without air turbulence. At the same time, the clearance prevents splash water (rebounding raindrops) or snow (snowing in) interfering with the measurement. It also prevents bites of birds.
Make sure that an extended awning does not cast a shadow on the device, and that
the device is not in the slipstream of an awning.
The temperature measurement can also be affected by external influences, e.g., heating or cooling of the building structure on which the sensor is mounted (insolation, heating pipes, or cold water pipes).
Magnetic fields, transmitters and interfering fields from electricity consumers (e.g., fluo­rescent lamps, neon signs, switched mode power supplies, etc.) can interfere or prevent the reception of the GPS signal.
FIG. 5
Loosen the cover in in­stalled condition:
Carefully apply a small screwdriver to the notch to pry open. Take off the cover.
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4.3.4. Demontage der Wandhalterung
Abb. 5
Lösen der Abdeckung im montierten Zustand:
Hebeln Sie vorsichtig mit einem kleinen Schraubendreher in die Kerbe. Nehmen Sie die Abdeckung ab.
FIG. 6
The device must have at least 60 cm clear­ance to other elements
(building, construction elements, etc.) underneath, at the sides and at the front.
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Abb. 6 Das Gerät muss unterhalb, seitlich und frontal min- destens 60 cm Abstand zu anderen Elementen (Baukörper, Konstruktionsteile usw.) haben.
60 cm
FIG. 7
The device must be
mounted on a vertical
wall (or a mast).
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Abb. 6 Das Gerät muss unterhalb, seitlich und frontal min- destens 60 cm Abstand zu anderen Elementen (Baukörper, Konstruktionsteile usw.) haben.
60 cm
Abb. 7 Das Gerät muss an einer senkrechten Wand (bzw. einem Mast) angebracht werden.
90°
FIG. 8
The device must be mounted horizontally.
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Abb. 6 Das Gerät muss unterhalb, seitlich und frontal min- destens 60 cm Abstand zu anderen Elementen (Baukörper, Konstruktionsteile usw.) haben.
60 cm
Abb. 7 Das Gerät muss an einer senkrechten Wand (bzw. einem Mast) angebracht werden.
Wand oder Mast
90°
Abb. 8 Das Gerät muss in der Querrichtung horizontal (waagerecht) montiert sein.
Horizontale
Horizontal
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FIG. 9
When installed in the northern hemisphere, the device must be ori­ented to the south.
When installed in the southern hemisphere, the device must be oriented to the north.
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Abb. 6 Das Gerät muss unterhalb, seitlich und frontal min- destens 60 cm Abstand zu anderen Elementen (Baukörper, Konstruktionsteile usw.) haben.
60 cm
Abb. 7 Das Gerät muss an einer senkrechten Wand (bzw. einem Mast) angebracht werden.
90°
Abb. 8 Das Gerät muss in der Querrichtung horizontal (waagerecht) montiert sein.
Horizontale
Abb. 9 Bei Installation auf der Nordhalbkugel muss das Ge- rät nach Süden ausgerichtet werden.
Bei Installation auf der Südhalbkugel muss das Ge- rät nach Norden ausgerichtet werden.
Nord
Süd
4.4.2 DESIGN OF THE DEVICE
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4.4.2. Aufbau des Geräts
Abb. 10 1 GPS-Empfänger im Deckel 2 Helligkeitsmessung 3 Niederschlagssensor im Deckel 4 Temperaturmessung 5 Windmessung
1
2
4
3
5
FIG. 10
1 GPS receiver in cover 2 Brightness sensor 3 Precipitation sensor in cover 4 Temperature measurement 5 Wind measurement
ATTENTION!
Sensitive wind sensor.
Remove transport protection labels af­ter installation.
Do not touch the sensor on the wind measuring element (no. 5).
ATTENTION!
Just a few drops of water can dam-
age the electronics of the device.
Do not open the device if water (e.g., rain) can penetrate.
STOP
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