Omnio RATIO UPJ230/01 Operating Instructions Manual

Omnio AG, Bächlistrasse 326, CH-8426 Lufingen 3301000_Manual_ea.doc
Tel. [phone], Fax [phone], 03/11/2008
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Operating Instructions
RATIO® Radio Bus System
UP Blinds Actuator 1-channel 6A
UPJ230/01

General Information:
The Ratio® actuators/receivers are controlled via radio signals of the Ratio® radio
transmitters. Every transmitter can control an unlimited number of
actuators/receivers. The Ratio® radio transmitters have a fixed address and must
be learned in for Ratio® actuators / receivers.The Ratio® switch actuators activate
various end users such as light bulbs, blinds, gates, doors and others.

Product and function description
The Ratio® blinds actuator UPJ230/01 is a device for flush or surface mounting.
A drive for blinds or a door can be lifted and lowered via its isolated output by
means of Ratio® radio transmitters.

Depending on the parameter setting, different functions can be assigned to the
output, for example, key sequences or switch-off delays of 10 minutes, i.e. the
Ratio® UP actuator consists of the device itself (hardware) and the application
program (software).

Position and function of the display and operating elements Technical data

A1: Button to switch from normal to learning mode and
learn in and unlearn transmitters
A1’: LED indicating a valid telegram in the learning mode

A2: Button for unlearning all learned-in transmitters
A2’: LED indicating the learning mode

A3: Screw-type terminals 4mm2 for connection of the
supply voltage and the load circuit

2 closing contacts 6A potential-free,
Rated current 6A / 250VAC

Inrush current 20ms/30A
Nominal current: 6A for switch actuators
Switched power AC1 1500VA
Switched power AC15 300VA
Incandenscent bulp 750W
Halogen lamp 230VAC 500W
Fluorescent bulps compensated 200W
Fluorescent bulps uncompensated 300W
Fluorescent bulps Duo-switched 300W
electronic ballast assuming max.10 uF 1 Stk.
Motor 1Ph AC3/230VAC 0,185kW
Capacitive load 10uF

Note in installation

The device may only be used for fixed installation indoors, in dry rooms and for installation in plastic sockets, taking into consideration the technical data.

Warning:

• The device may be installed in flush-mounted sockets (230VAC) and may only be installed and taken into operation by a licensed specialist
electrician.

• Please make sure that the device can be enabled by means of a line safety switch.

• For insulation tests, the connection line (outer and neutral wire) have to be connected with each other.

• For wire insulations tests which, contrary to today's valid standard DIN VDE 0100 T.610, measure wire against wire, the device has to be
disconnected; otherwise, it may be destroyed.

• When planning and setting up electrical systems, the pertinent directives, rules and regulations applicable in each country have to be observed.

• The applicable safety and accident prevention regulations have to be observed.

• The technical data of the device, in particular the data of the switch contact, have to be observed.

Do not open the device. A defective device has to be returned to the trader or the Omnio AG agency in charge.

Assembly and Wiring

The Ratio® UP actuator can be used in plastic sockets, for flush or surface mounting or in devices.

The position and the ranges depend on the materials used in a building. Do not install the Ratio® UP actuator in a casing made of metal or in the immediate
vicinity of large metal objects. Installation close to the floor or on the floor is not recommended. See the data sheet Range Planning under www.omnio.ch.

Connecting control and load circuits:

• The connections consists of screw-type terminals 4mm2.

• Strip the wires approx. 9..10mm, insert them into the terminal and tighten the screws using a screwdriver size 1.

• Max. two wires with 1.5mm2 cross-section may be connected.

Range between transmitter and receiver

The signal strength of the radio signals decreases with rising distance between transmitter and receiver. If there is any visual contact, the range is approx.
30m in corridors and 100m in halls. In buildings the range of the radio signal is dependent on the construction materials used:

Limitation of the range of the radio signals due to:

• Installation of the transmitters / receivers in the direct vicinity of materials with metal components or metal objects. A distance of at least 10cm
should be observed.

• Installation of the receivers on the floor (floor outlet) or close to the floor

• Humidity in materials

Devices that also emit high-frequency signals, e.g. computers, audio and video systems or electronic ballast for illuminants. A minimum distance of 50cm
should be observed.

Material

Typical range

Material Typical range

Brickwork 20m, through max. 3 walls Plaster boards / wood 30m, through max. 5 walls
Reinforced concrete 10m, through max. 1 wall / ceiling Heat-insulating windows 5m, through max. 1 window

Omnio AG, Bächlistrasse 326, CH-8426 Lufingen 3301000_Manual_ea.doc
Tel. [phone], Fax [phone], 03/11/2008
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Learning in and unlearning of radio transmitters
Learning mode:

Keep the LRN button pushed. After 1 second, the learning mode becomes active, indicated visually by the flashing CLR-LED and the connected devices. If
you push the LRN button immediately or if no button of a Ratio® radio transmitter is pushed for 30 seconds, the learning mode will be quit automatically.

Programming Ratio® radio senders in Learning mode:

By pressing a Ratio® radio sender key or the programming key of a Ratio® radio sensor (windows contact), the Ratio® switch actuator is allocated on the
appropriate channel. The sender allocation is confirmed when the blinking stops for 4 seconds. Afterwards, the blinking starts again and up to 30 additional
Ratio® radio senders/sensors may be programmed. Note that the rocker A (the left one) will be fix allocated on channel K1, the Rocker B (the right one) will
be fix allocated on channel K2.

If the Ratio® UP actuator is in the learning mode, a transmitter must not be farther away than 5m from the Ratio® UP actuator, since in this mode the
Ratio® UP actuator is working with a range limited to 5m.

Selective unlearning of transmitters:

Individually learned in Ratio® radio transmitters/sensors can be unlearned selectively. To this end, the Ratio® UP actuator has to be switched to the
learning mode (push LRN button for 1 second). If an already learned in button of a Ratio® radio transmitter/sensor is now pushed, this button will be
unlearned immediately. This is indicated by the fact the CLR-LED stops flashing for 4 seconds. Then the flashing starts again and you can learn in or
unlearn further transmitters. If you push the LRN button immediately or if no button of a Ratio® radio transmitter is pushed for 30 seconds, the
learning/clearing mode will be quit automatically.

Unlearning all learned in transmitters:

Keep the CLR button pushed. After approx. 3 seconds all learned in Ratio® radio transmitters / sensors will be cleared from the memory and after another 2
seconds the program automatically switches over to the learning mode.

Function setting:

The functionality of the Relais from the Ratio® switch actuator can be changed. That can be achieved by pressing the rocker 4 times (On or Off) of the
learned in Ratio® radio wall transmitter according the table bellow. The breaks between pressing the rocker should not exeed 0,5 secondes.

Note: For activate or deactivate of parameters, there are no actions at the Ratio® switch actuator itself needed.

Selecting and deselecting parameters:

To select one of the parameters, you first have to switch to the parameterization mode (no. 8). Then you can select all parameters starting with no. 1. Every
selection of a parameter is indicated by a relay pulse of 1s duration and every deselection by a relay pulse of 500ms duration. Send the key sequence (no.

8) again to quit the parameterization mode again.

Example: Selecting the switch-off delay 5 minutes:

1. Select the parameterization mode with the key sequence

1-0-0-0 for parameter no. 8. If the parameterization mode
is active, a switching of the relay should not be possible
any more.

2. Select parameter no.13 with the key sequence 1-1-0-1.

3. Quite the parameterization mode with key sequence 1-0-0-0

for parameter no. 8.

Now the Ratio® UP actuator is enabled with the function
switch-off delay 5 minutes.

0 means the Off side of a rocker of the radio wall transmitter, 1 means the On side of a rocker of the radio wall transmitter.

Legal requirements / old devices

The transmitters may not be used in connection with devices that are employed, directly or indirectly, for health- or life-saving purposes or if their operation
may cause hazards to human beings, animals or property. Do not leave packaging material lying around carelessl y. Plastic foils/bags, etc. may be
hazardous toys for children.
These operating instructions are part of the device and part of our warranty terms. They have to be handed over to the customer. The technical
specifications of the device may be changed without prior notice.

Do not throw old devices into the domestic garbage can. The device contains electrical components that have to be disposed off as electronic waste. The
case is made of reusable plastic material.

Wiring diagram Designation Type Article number

L
N

1
3
2

CLRLRN

UPJ230/01

868MHz
enocean

M

Ratio®-UP blinds actuator single 230VAC/6A,
Main supply 230VAC

UPJ230/01 3301000

Nr.

Tastabfolge

eines

Funksender

Default

wert Parameterbeschreibung

0 0 0 0 0 - Reset to default
1 0 0 0 1 0 Key sequence ON/OFF
2 0 0 1 0 0 Reverse outlet (UP=DN / DN=UP)
3 0 0 1 1 0 Switchsignal will be inverted
4 0 1 0 0 0 Nicht definiert
5 0 1 1 0 Nicht definiert
6 0 1 1 0 1 Solar sensor switches outlet on (SET)
7 0 1 1 1 1 Solar sensor switches outlet off (CLR)

8 1 0 0 0 - Parameterization mode ON/OFF

9 1 0 0 1 1 Timer 0 seconds (inactive)
10 1 0 1 0 0 Switch-off delay 6 seconds
11 1 0 1 1 0 Switch-off delay 1 minutes
12 1 1 0 0 0 Switch-off delay 2,5 minutes
13 1 1 0 1 0 Switch-off delay 5 minutes
14 1 1 1 0 0 Switch-off delay 10 minutes
15 1 1 1 1 0 Switch-off delay 20 minutes

On / Down(1)

Off / UP (0)