Nice KRONO 1WW, KRONO 1WC, KRONO 6WW User And Installation Instructions Manual

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KRONO 1WW KRONO 6WW KRONO 1WC

1 – English

ENGLISH

Complete instructions translated from Italian

1 - PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AND INTENDED USE

This product is a wall mounting radio transmitter belonging to the Era KRONO series. The following models are available:

KRONO 6WW KRONO 1WW KRONO 1WC

Power supply 1 battery mains power

Transmission wireless wired

Channels 6 1

Installation

onto a wall mount

(removable transmitter)

recessed into the

wall (fixed transmitter)

The transmitter is intended to control roll-up sunscreens, awnings and shutters. It can be used for sending manual commands, or programmed to operate at set times of the day throughout the week, for sending automatic commands; it can also be programmed to send randomly timed commands (“Holiday” mode) to simulate the presence of occupants in the home when no-one is present. Any use other than

those described in this manual is to be considered improper and prohibited!

2 - INSTALLING THE TRANSMITTER

2.1 Transmitter power supply and wall-mounting

• KRONO 1WW and KRONO 6WW only: see fig. 1, 2 and 3.

CAUTION – Before you install the wall mount definitively, make sure that the

automation receives the transmitted commands when the transmitter is fitted to the mount. Warning! - The range of transmitters and the reception of receivers is strongly affected by other devices (e.g. alarms, RF headphones, etc.) operating on the same frequency in your area. In these cases, the manufacturer cannot provide any guarantee regarding the actual range of its devices. To reduce this risk, do not install the transmitter close to or in contact with metal structures, as they can significantly reduce its range. Discharged batteries can also reduce the unit’s range by 20 - 30%.

• KRONO 1WC only: see la fig. 1, 2 and 4.

3 - SPECIFIC PRECAUTIONS FOR KRONO 6WW

READ CAREFULLY!

• The transmitter has six number keys. Each of these corresponds to a single transmission channel which is independent of the others. When the

transmitter is memorized, one or more automations may be assigned to each channel. This means that up to 6 groups of automations can be created, so that one channel = one group.

• The automation groups are created when the transmitter is memorized, when you are prompted to select to which channel you wish to assign the automation in question.

Once multiple automations have been assigned to different channels, thus creating “automation groups”, you must consider the following when using the transmitter:

a) before you send a command, you must select the group (or

groups) andhence the channel (channels) on which the command is to be transmitted;

b) a command addressed to a group is executed simultaneously by all

automations in the group.

• The transmitter can control:

a) one automation group at a time, by selecting a channel and immediately

transmitting a command on it;

b) multiple automations groups at once, by first selecting several channels

and immediately transmitting a command on them.

4 - BASIC SETTINGS

When the transmitter is powered up for the first time, the system immediately asks you to enter the basic parameters by running PROCEDURE 1. If you wish to postpone this procedure, quit it by pressing ESC. The basic parameters can be memorized or modified at a later time as follows:

– to set ALL the parameters: you must first run PROCEDURE 10 (cancels the

entire memory) and then run PROCEDURE 1.

– to change ONLY SOME of the parameters (previously memorized with Proce-

dure 1): run PROCEDURE 1.A.

5 - MEMORISING THE TRANSMITTER

To memorize the transmitter in the automation’s memory, run PROCEDURE 2. Alternatively, you can run the procedure indicated in the automation’s manual, but only where indicated as “MODE II” or “MODE 2”; before doing so, you must set the transmitter to MAN mode (see Chapter 6).

6 - OVERVIEW OF THE TRANSMITTER’S

OPERATING MODES

The transmitter has 4 operating modes:

– PROG = PROGRAMMING mode – AUT = AUTOMATIC mode – MAN = MANUAL mode – VAC = “HOLIDAY” mode (simulates the presence of occupants in the ho-

me)

For further information, refer to the tables in the section “4 transmitter operating modes”.

• Each mode can be set by the user by setting the MODE switch to its 4 positions (the display will show the symbol for the current mode).

• When a mode is set, it inhibits operation of the transmitter in its other modes.

7 - PROGRAMMING THE TRANSMITTER

The transmitter can be programmed with the following procedures:

• INITIAL BASIC PROGRAMMING

– Procedure 1 - basic settings. – Procedure 2 - memorises the transmitter in the automation.

• PROGRAMMING EVENTS and other activities for events

– Procedure 3 - creates a new event. – Procedure 4 - modifies an existing event. – Procedure 5 - duplicates an existing event. – Procedure 6 - disables or re-enables an existing event. – Procedure 7 - definitively deletes an existing event.

• PROGRAMMING EXTRA FUNCTIONS

– Procedure 8 - password for preventing unauthorised access to Programming

mode.

– Procedure 9 - keypad lock for preventing unauthorised use of Manual mode. – Procedure 10 - deletes the entire memory and restores the factory settings.

• “NFC” PROGRAMMING

– Procedure 11 - configuration with a smartphone and dedicated APP..

7.1 Precautions when creating a new event

• Before you program a new event, we recommend that you note the values you wish to set each parameter to in Table B (at the end of the manual). The table is very helpful for planning the events you wish to create and provides a log of existing events and their features.

• The transmitter can memorize up to 30 events.

• For the transmitter to execute the events, the “MODE” switch must be set to “AUT” or “VAC”.

• The sequence of items in Procedure 3 (create a new event) is as follows.

– CHANNEL (KRONO 6WW only): selects the channel/s (using the numerical keys). – TYPE OF MANOEUVRE: selects the manoeuvre: up (UP) or down (DOWN). – PARTIAL MANOEUVRE (optional parameter): used to set the level for the partial

manoeuvre. The level can be set by specifying the time during which the motor must function to bring the curtain to the desired point: value between 1 and 240 seconds (default setting: 5 seconds).

– DAY/S OF THE WEEKS: sets the day (or days/all days, as desired) on which the

transmitter is to execute the event.

– TIME OF EVENT: three options are available:

• “TIME”: sets the exact time at which the event is to be executed.

• “SUNRISE” or “SUNSET”: sets the advance (-0:01 minutes to -9:59 hours) or delay (+0:01 minutes to +9:59 hours) relative to local sunrise or sunset, at which the event is to be executed.

– CLIMATE SENSORS ON/OFF (KRONO 1WW and KRONO 6WW only): ena-

bles/ disables the climate sensors. For example: if an event has the SENSORS function set to “ON”, it enables the automation to receive commands from the climate sensors when the event is executed. Reception remains enabled (ON) until the transmitter executes an event which sets the SENSORS function to “OFF”.

– “HOLIDAY” FUNCTION (occupancy simulation): setting this function “ON”

in an event tells the transmitter that the event must be executed at random and always different times of the day, relative to the time scheduled by the user for the event. The function simulates the presence of people in the home even when noone is present.

– NAME OF EVENT: assigns a code (“E1” to “E30”) to the event being created.

7.2 Precautions when programming the extra functions

• Password (PIN) to prevent unauthorised access to Programming mode

You can create a 4 digit password (PIN) to prevent unauthorised persons using the Programming environment. Once you have created a personal PIN (the product has no PIN when it leaves the factory) the system will prompt you to enter the PIN when you attempt to enter Programming mode by setting the MODE switch to PROG.

– To create or delete a PIN: run PROCEDURE 8. – To enter a PIN (when prompted to do so), proceed as follows.

1. Set the MODE switch to PROG.

English – 2

If a PIN has been programmed, the wording “PIN” and the digits “0000” will display, the first digit will be flashing.

Press p or q to increment or decrement the first digit of the PIN; then press OK to confirm: the digit will turn steady on and the second PIN digit will start flashing.

Press p or q to increment or decrement the second digit of the PIN; then press OK to confirm: the digit will turn steady on and the third PIN digit will start flashing.

Press p or q to increment or decrement the third digit of the PIN; then press OK to confirm: the digit will turn steady on and the fourth PIN digit will start flashing.

Press p or q to increment or decrement the fourth digit of the PIN; then press OK to confirm: if the PIN is correct, the SET icon will display flashing, if it is not, you will have to repeat the procedure.

• Keypad lock to prevent unauthorised access to Manual mode

You can lock the keypad to prevent unauthorised persons using the transmitter when the MODE switch is set to MAN.

– To lock or unlock the keypad: run PROCEDURE 9.

• Deleting the ENTIRE memory of the transmitter and restoring the facto-

ry settings

You can restore the transmitter’s factory settings and delete its ENTIRE memory with PROCEDURE 10. This procedure deletes all basic settings, all events and all data, including any PIN you may have programmed.

8 - BATTERY REPLACEMENT

• KRONO 1WW and KRONO 6WW only When “B” displays, the battery is exhausted and must be replaced as soon as

possible. In this situation, there is a risk that the commands may not be sent properly to the automations. To replace the battery, remove the transmitter from its wall mount, remove the back panel cover with a screwdriver (fig. 3-B) and replace the exhausted battery with a new one of the same type (fig. 3-D). Note – Removing the power supply for a short time (this applies to KRONO 1WC as well) does not delete the basic settings and events from the unit’s memory.

• Disposing of batteries

Warning! – Discharged batteries contain pollutant substances and therefore must never be disposed of as normal waste. Dispose of them in observance of local sorted waste disposal regulations.

PRODUCT DISPOSAL

As in installation, also at the end of product lifetime, the disassembly and scrapping operations must be performed by qualified personnel. This product is made of various types of materials, some of which can be recycled while others must be scrapped. Seek information on the recycling and disposal systems required by local regulations in your area for this product category. Warning! – certain parts of the product may contain polluting or hazardous substances that, if released into the environment, may seriously damage the environment and human health. As indicated by the symbol, disposal of this product in domestic waste is strictly prohibited. Separate the waste into categories for disposal, according to the methods set out by legislation in force in your area, or return the product to the retailer when purchasing a new version. Warning! – local regulations may include the application of heavy fines in the event of improper disposal of this product.

• Packaging materials must be disposed of in accordance with local regulations.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION OF PRODUCT

Version

KRONO 1WW

(1 channel, wireless)

KRONO 6WW

(6 channels, wireless)

KRONO 1WC

(1 channel, wired)

Power supply

3 V with one CR2450 lithium battery

(life approx.: 2 years with 10 events/day)

120/230 Vac (50/60Hz)

Frequency 433.92 MHz ±100kHz -

Radiated power estimated <1 mW

Protection Class (IP) 40

Estimated range (m) 200 m in open space; 25 m indoors (*) -

Coding 66 Bit; 4,5 million billion combinations

Clock resolution 1 minute

Clock precision ±150 seconds/year

Maximum number of events memorisable

Ambient temperature for operating (°C min ... max)

+ 5 ... + 35

Dimensions (mm) 80 x 80 x 20h 80 x 80 x 50h

Weight (g) 85 95

• All technical specifications stated herein refer to an ambient temperature of 20° C (± 5° C).

• NICE reserves the right to make changes to products at any time when deemed necessary, maintaining the same intended use and functionality.

(*) - The range of transmitters and the reception of receivers is strongly affected by other devices (e.g. alarms, RF headsets, etc.) operating on the same frequency in your

area. Nice cannot provide any guarantee with regard to the actual range of its devices under such conditions

KRONO 1WW / KRONO 6WW only

rimuovere la protezione

KRONO 1WC only

OFF

A B C

NO1 NO2 N L

Power

INPUT

100 - 240V

50 - 60HZ 960W, 4A

Moteur

RELAY, OUTPUT

2x (480W, 2A)

1 2 3 4

F G

Ø = 3,5 mm 10 mm

2 hex socket head self-tapping screws for plastic.

M SCE OK

MODE

M SCE OK

MODE

150 cm

3 – English

English – 4

INITIAL BASIC PROGRAMMING

PROCEDURE 1

- To set the transmitter’s BASIC PARAMETERS when it is powered on for the first time or

after having deleted its entire memory.

1 2

KRONO 1WW KRONO 6WW

KRONO 1WC

(example) (example)

12/24 H

(example)

FIR 001

12/24 H

all icons firmware version

power the transmitter on

select the time format:

12 (AM-PM) / 24

3 4 5

TIME