Kombisensor Funk

Kombisensor Funk (Radio-controlled multi-functional sensor)
Installation and Operating Instructions
Kombisensor Funk
(Radio-controlled multi-functional sensor)
1. Safety precautions
· Please note, that the Vestamatic Kombisensor Funk requires
an operating voltage of 230 VW, 50 Hz. The installation of the control
may only be carried out by a qualified professional electrician.
· Prior to work on awnings controlled by the “Kombisensor Funk”, the
operating voltage must be turned off.
· The “Kombisensor Funk” was designed for correct use as described in
the operating instructions. Any changes or modifications thereof are not
permissible and will result in loss of all warranty claims.
· Check the “Kombisensor Funk” for signs of mechanical damage immediately
after unpacking. If there is any damage due to the shipping, notify
the supplier immediately.
Do not start up the “Kombisensor Funk” in case there is any damage!
· If safe operation of the “Kombisensor Funk” cannot be guaranteed, the
“Kombisensor Funk” must be turned off immediately and protected
against unintentional operation.
2. Installing the “Kombisensor Funk”
Make absolutely sure to hire an authorized electrician for the installation of
Vestamatic Kombisensor Funk.
1. Select a suitable mounting location. Choose the mounting location to
ensure that wind speed and sun intensity detected by the sensor correspond
with the values at the sunshade mounting location.
Attention: Do not mount the “Kombisensor Funk” in the shadow
or wind-protected by the sunshade. The “Kombisensor
Funk” must be mounted in such a way, that the
air vanes can rotate freely under the sensor arm.
2. Loosen the retaining screw according to Diagram 2 (a).
3. Depending on your preference for either mounting type 1 or 3 (see
Diagram 3), rotate the sensor arm first according to Diagram 1 below.
4. Open the basic housing by carefully rotating the sensor arm in upward
direction (see Diagram 2 below).
5. Loosen the quick-release screws on the housing cover.
6. Remove the housing cover (see Diagram 2).
7. Use the delivered assembly kit to mount the housing at the 3 mounting
holes.
8. Enter the power supply cables through the cable inlets into the housing
and fix them with cable binders, if necessary.
9. Connect the sensor unit to the Vestamatic control according to the
wiring diagram.
10. Attach the housing cover on the mounting plate und fasten the quickrelease
screws.
11. Align the sensor arm in such a way, that the air vanes can rotate freely
in horizontal direction underneath the sensor arm.
12. Lock the sensor arm in this position by hand-tightening the retaining
screws (a) (see Diagram 2).
Important: Parallel control of more than one conventional drive motor can
only be implemented by means of isolating relays and group
control devices.
For the control of two drives, we recommend our isolating relays:
Isolating relay TR N2S, article-no. 01054220
Isolating relay TR N2A, article-no. 01054120
3. Functional description
The Vestamatic Kombisensor Funk protects your sunshade from
damage and destruction due to strong wind or storm. The connected wind
meter continually measures the current wind velocity, and then signals it to
the control, where it is then processed and evaluated. If the preset wind
threshold value is exceeded, the control immediately retracts the sunshade
for protection purposes.
The “Kombisensor Funk” also features a sun function. This sun function
can only activated, if the “Kombisensor Funk” is in the automatic mode. The
automatic operation mode of the “Kombisensor Funk” can be selected with
the hand-held transmitter 4 M/L WISO and will be indicated on the handheld.
In addition, the “Kombisensor Funk” features a lighting function, which
can be programmed according to the instructions in chapter 6.2.
The manual operation mode of the “Kombisensor Funk” can be selected with
the hand-held transmitter 4 M/L WISO and will be indicated on the hand-held.
Table of contents
1. Safety precautions
2. Installing the “Kombisensor Funk”
3. Functional description
4. Wiring diagram
5. Operation
5.1 Awning control
5.2 Lighting control
6. Programming the VestaFunk hand-held transmitter 4 M/L WISO
6.1 Awning control
6.2 Lighting control
7. Description of the display elements
8. Setting the sun threshold value
9. Setting the wind speed threshold value
10. Operation modes
11. IDS functionality
12. Technical data
13. Warranty terms
In case of power failure, your sunshade is immediately retracted after voltage
recovery and the automatic mode is disabled. This provides optimum
protection for your sunshade. In case your hand-held transmitter is lost, this
feature allows you to retract your sunshade for protection purposes.
The “Kombisensor Funk” offers wireless, radio-controlled operation of your
sunshade. By means of the hand-held transmitter, you can remotely operate
your sunshade according to your preferences.
6.2 Lighting control
Programming individual commands for the lighting control
– Simultaneously push AUTO and H button of the programmed handheld
transmitter (see 6.1) and keep them pushed until the LEDs AUTO
and H are slowly flashing. Now release both buttons.
– Simultaneously push AUTO and H button of the programmed handheld
transmitter again and keep them pushed until the LEDs AUTO and
H are quickly flashing. Now release both buttons again.
– While the LEDs are flashing, tap the top left button (a) on the hand-held
transmitter (Picture 2). Now all 3 LEDs of the hand-held transmitter are
flashing.
– While the LEDs are flashing, push the O-button of the channel you
want to assign to the lighting control, e.g. button (b) for channel 1, as
indicated in Picture 1. The LED in the center will shortly light up, signaling
that programming the lighting control is now completed.
Deleting individual commands for the lighting control
– Simultaneously push AUTO and H button of the programmed handheld
transmitter (see chapter 6.1) and keep them pushed until the LEDs
AUTO and H are slowly flashing. Now release both buttons.
– Simultaneously push AUTO and H button of the programmed handheld
transmitter again and keep them pushed until the LEDs AUTO and
H are quickly flashing. Now release both buttons again.
– While the LEDs are flashing, tap the top left button (a) on the hand-held
transmitter (Picture 1). Now all 3 LEDs of the hand-held transmitter are
flashing.
– While the LEDs are flashing, push the o-button of the channel you
want to delete, e.g. button (c) for channel 1, as indicated in Picture 1.
The LED in the center will shortly light up, signaling that deleting the
lighting control is now completed.
4. Wiring diagram Picture 1: VestaFunk hand-held transmitter 4 M/L WISO
5. Operation
5.1 Awning control
Automatic mode
Pushing the automatic button (AUTO) on the hand-held transmitter will activate
the automatic mode. The automatic LED will flash approx. 7 seconds to
confirm the selection. Manual operation of the control via radio or connected
central button is always possible in the automatic mode.
If the control is in the automatic mode and the sun threshold value is exceeded
for more than a minute, the sunshade will automatically extend. If
the sun intensity is below the preset threshold value for 16 minutes, the
sunshade will automatically retract again.
All commands triggered by the sun function can be stopped by the respective
opposite command (extend – retract or vice versa). The sun function remains
activated, but the interrupted command will not be executed all the way.
Manual mode
Pushing the manual button (H) on the hand-held transmitter will activate
the manual mode. The manual LED will flash approx. 7 seconds to confirm
the selection. Manual operation of the control via radio or connected central
button is always possible in the manual mode.
If you push the O- or respectively the o-button of the hand-held transmitter,
the connected sunshade will either extend or retract. Push the opposite
direction button, if you want to stop the sunshade from extending or
retracting.
Attention: If the wind speed exceeds the preset threshold value, or if
the sunshade is controlled via an optionally wired central
button, radio operation is no longer possible.
If you push the sun button, the sun LED will signal the current status of the
sun-related control, as described in the chapter “Description of the display
elements”.
5.2 Lighting control
If you push the O- or respectively the o-button of the lighting control,
the lighting connected to the “Kombisensor Funk” will either be turned on
or off. This function can only be activated via the hand-held transmitter,
regardless of the operation mode selected to control the awning.
6. Programming the VestaFunk
hand-held transmitter 4 M/L WISO (Picture 1)
6.1 Awning control
Programming the awning control buttons
Shortly move the hand-held transmitter to the marking on the side of the
Kombisensor (Picture 2). Move the hand-held transmitter minimum 10 cm
(4 inches) away from the Kombisensor and push the top left button on the
hand-held transmitter (Picture 1a) for 5 seconds.
This completes the awning control button programming.
Notes: The awning control buttons can be assigned to only one awning
control. They can be overwritten, but not deleted. If awning control
buttons were previously assigned to a different control, this control
can no longer be operated via these control buttons. Changes from
manual to automatic mode and changes of the sun threshold settings
(see chapter 8) can only be made from the assigned handheld
transmitter 4 M/L WISO.
Programming individual commands for the awning control
Shortly move the hand-held transmitter to the marking on the side of the
Kombisensor (Picture 2). Move the hand-held transmitter minimum 10 cm
(4 inches) away from the Kombisensor and push the left button of the
channel to be programmed for 5 seconds.
This completes programming the individual command.
Deleting individual commands for the awning control
Shortly move the hand-held transmitter to the marking on the side of the
Kombisensor (Picture 2). Move the hand-held transmitter minimum 10 cm
(4 inches) away from the Kombisensor and push the right button of the
channel to be deleted for 5 seconds.
This completes deleting the individual command.
Picture 2: Mounting plate
7. Description of the display elements
Pushing the awning control button (see Picture 1) or the sun button (< 2 sec.)
will indicate the following status information on the hand-held transmitter:
LED Auto flashes quickly:
The control is in the automatic mode. A
retracting and extending command cannot
be executed because a priority signal is
applied (i.e. the wind threshold value is exceeded,
a central command is being executed
or the wind reset relay is running).
LED Auto lights up red: The control is in the automatic mode. A
retracting or extending command is being
executed.
LED Manual flashes quickly: The control is in the manual mode. A retracting
and extending command cannot
be executed because a priority signal is
applied (i.e. the wind threshold value is exceeded,
a central command is being executed
or the wind reset relay is running).
LED Manual lights up red:
No LED lights up:
The control is in the manual mode. A retracting
or extending command is being
executed.
Faulty communication.
After tapping the sun button for less than 2 seconds, the sun LED signals
the current status of the sun-related control as follows:
Sun LED lights up red: The measured sun intensity exceeds the
preset threshold.
Sun LED off:
The measured sun intensity is below the
preset threshold.
Aditionally the status of the “Kombisensor Funk” is indicated by means of
the LED AUTO and H, as described above.
8. Setting the sun threshold value
Push the sun button and keep it pushed for 3 seconds – the LEDs “AUTO”
and “Sun” will start lighting. Now release the sun button.
Set the threshold value with the buttons on the hand-held transmitter
according to the diagram below.
The LEDs AUTO and Sun (S) will flash for 2 seconds to confirm the
setting. If you want to check, whether the current sun intensity exceeds or
undershoots the preset threshold value, tap the sun button and the sun
LED will indicate the current status of the sun-related control for 2 seconds.
9. Setting the wind speed threshold value
The Vestamatic Kombisensor Funk Funk protects your sunshade
from damage and destruction due to strong wind or storm. The „Kombisensor
Funk“ continually measures and evaluates the wind speed. If the
preset wind threshold value is exceeded, the control immediately retracts
the sunshade for protection purposes. Extending the sunshade is not possible
for safety purposes. Extending the sunshade again is only possible
after the wind speed falls below the preset threshold value and after a wind
reset delay of 16 minutes has elapsed.
The wind threshold value can be set by means of the 4-pole DIP-switch
(D1) in the unit interior. The setting for the wind threshold value depends on
size and design of the sunshade and must be carried out by an expert
according to the table below.
DIP-switch D1 to set the wind threshold value
S1 S2 S3 S4 m/s km/h Wind speed according
to the Beaufort scale
OFF OFF OFF OFF 3 10.8 3 (gentle breeze)
OFF OFF OFF ON 5 18.0 3 (gentle breeze)
OFF OFF ON OFF 6 21.6 4 (moderate breeze)
OFF OFF ON ON 7 25.2 4 (moderate breeze)
OFF ON OFF OFF 8 28.8 4 (moderate breeze)*
OFF ON OFF ON 9 32.4 5 (fresh breeze)
OFF ON ON OFF 10 36.0 5 (fresh breeze)
OFF ON ON ON 11 39.6 6 (strong breeze)
ON OFF OFF OFF 12 43.2 6 (strong breeze)
ON OFF OFF ON 13 46.8 6 (strong breeze)
ON OFF ON OFF 14 50.4 7 (moderate gale)
ON OFF ON ON 15 54.0 7 (moderate gale)
ON ON OFF OFF 16 57.6 7 (moderate gale)
ON ON OFF ON 17 61.2 7 (moderate gale)
ON ON ON OFF 18 64.8 8 (fresh gale)
ON ON ON ON not permissible
* Manufacturer’s default setting
10. Operation modes
With switch S1 of the 2-pole DIP-switch (D2) you can switch between the
external outputs and thus change the control functionality from external
button (OFF) to control via central button or rain detector (ON).
With switch S1 in position OFF, external retracting or extending commands
can be canceled from the hand-held transmitter. With switch S1 in position
ON, the operation of the “Kombisensor Funk” from the hand-held transmitter
during a retracting or extending command is not possible.
With switch S2 of the 2-pole DIP-switch (D2) you can set the output operation
mode to either Standard (OFF) or IDS (ON). See also the table below.
Note: Operating mode IDS may only be used with decentralized
Vestamatic controls with IDS functionality.
DIP-switch D2 to set the operation mode
S1 S2 Functionality
OFF
ON
X
X
External button with priority*
External button without priority
X OFF Output without IDS (standard output)*
X ON Output with IDS
* Manufacturer’s default setting
11. IDS functionality
Without having to install additional hardware, such as bus systems, the IDS
functionality (Intelligent Decentralized Sunprotection) can differentiate between
sun-related central commands, time-related commands, manual
commands and safety-relevant central commands.
This enables to gate out sun-related central commands while all other central
commands, e.g. screening the view, are still executed.
12. Technical data
Power supply:
230 VW, 50 Hz
Impulse voltage withstand level: 2.5 kV
Rated power:
approx. 2 W
Output:
250 VW, 50 Hz
Switching capacity motor control: 4A, cos f > 0.8 ind.
Switching time:
180 seconds
Switching capacity lighting control: 6A, cos f = 1
Software class:
A
Operating temperature: -15 °C to + 45 °C
IP class: IP 53
Degree of contamination: 2
Fuse:
6.3 AT
Dimensions
Mounting plate:
83 × 225 mm
Sensor arm:
416 mm max.
The total output power of the motors connected must not exceed 1400 W.
Transmitter frequency :
868.3 MHz
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The CE mark is a free market mark, which exclusively refers to the
authority but does not guarantee any properties. For the comprehensive
declaration of conformity for this product, please refer to
our Internet homepage: http://www.vestamatic.de
All technical data is subject to change!
13. Warranty terms
For new devices, the Vestamatic GmbH issues a warranty period of 24
months, starting from the date of purchase, provided the device was mounted
in accordance with the installation instructions. The warranty extent applies
to all design, material and manufacturing defects.
Not included in the warranty extent are faults and defects due to:
– faulty mounting or installation,
– non-observance of the installation and operating instructions,
– inappropriate operation and strain,
– detrimental effects such as impacts, blows or weather,
– non-authorized repairs or modifications,
– use of inappropriate accessories.
Product deficiencies occurring within the warranty period will be remedied
free-of-charge by Vestamatic, either by means of repair or by exchange of
the device. A replacement delivery due to warranty claims does not prolong
the original warranty period. The buyer bears all costs for mounting and
installation.
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