Theben KNX Ramses 712 User Manual

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Installation
RAMSES 712
Room thermostat
712 9 200
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Designated use
The KNX control RAMSES 712 controls the temperature in residential and officespaces. It can be used as a continuous or two-point control for heating and cooling systems (e. g. for radiators and cooling surfaces). It has an integrated bus coupler. The RAMSES 712 can be installed in a flush-mounted socket without housing. The room thermostat is suitable for dry rooms only.
The regulations and instructions in the ZVEI/ ZVEH Handbook must be observed to ensure that the bus lines are installed and the units are commissioned in a professional manner. Tampering with, or making modifications to, the device will invali­date the warranty.
Position the temperature control on an internal wall,
at about eye level (for temperature measurement).
Avoid draughts or heat emission.Do not install in flush-mounted sockets connected to the mains
electricity supply.
Installation in a flush-mounted socket
Remove control from base of housing (release
fastener) and install in a flush-mounted socket.
Attach the integrated temperature sensor in such a way that the
room temperature can be reliably measured.
Ensure there is adequate ventilation.If necessary, use an external sensor (see section 7)
Attach base of housing to wall.Close housing cover.
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Description and function
RAMSES 712 supports 4 operating modes:
• Comfort mode
• Standby mode
• Night mode
• Frost protection mode
1 Circuit board with LED (status display) 2 Bus terminals 3 Programming LED and programming key for the physical
address
4 Temperature sensor
1. Open housing cover with a screwdriver.
2. Plug bus line into bus terminals.
Ensure correct polarity.
3. Close housing cover.
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Bus connection
Only to be used in dry rooms with normal level of
cleanliness.
Only work on inputs when they are disconnected from
electricity supply.
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2
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4
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Safety
Danger of death through electric shock or fire!
Installation should only be carried out by pro-
fessional electrician!
WARNING
Opening the housing
Using a screwdriver, care-
fully release the 4 side lugs (see fig.).
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Operating voltage: Bus voltage Current consumption (bus): max. 10 mA Permissible ambient temperature: –5 °C to +45 °C Protection class: III in accordance with
EN 60730-1
Protection rating: IP 20 in accordance with
EN 60529
If output is configured for LED: Low current 1 mA
(LED 1 mA types) Max. line length: 5 m Max. connection cross-section:
– single wire (fixed) 1.5 mm
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– fine strand (flexible) 1.0 mm
2
– fine strand with wire end sleeve 0.5 mm
2
Housing: 74 x 74 x 28 mm
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Technical data
Observe deviating technical data on the rating plate! Technical changes reserved. The devices comply with European Directives 73/23/EEC (low-voltage directives) and 89/336/EEC (EMC Directives).
If the devices are combined with others for use within a system, ensure that the system as a whole does not cause radio interfe­rence.
The ETS database can be found under www.theben.de Please refer to the Handbook for detailed functional descriptions.
Please refer to the Product Handbook for detailed functional des­criptions (also at www.theben.de).
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Start-up
Start-up, diagnostics and configuration are handled by ETS (KNX Tool Software).
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Programming physical address
1. Open housing cover.
2.
Press the programming button (1) with a screwdriver.
the programming LED (2) lights up.RAMSES 712 is in programming mode
The temperature sensor attached to the circuit board can be replaced by an external sensor (907 0 321) (e. g. for underfloor heating).
7.
Connecting external sensor
Low current LED connections
Switch/key connections
External sensor connections
Each input is – according to application– connected to a key or switch via a circuitboard (see below).
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Connecting external inputs
TEMP-SENS
E1
E2
TEMP-SENS
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 
 
E1
E2
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TEMP-SENS
E1
E2
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