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Blind actuator 1-gang flush-mounted Order-No. 2165 00 - Gira

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Installation, electrical connection and operation<br />

i The travelling time extension can also be determined after commissioning with the ETS<br />

(bus operation through communication objects).<br />

Measuring the slat moving time (only for blinds)<br />

In the case of blinds with slats, the slat moving time is for technical reasons part of the overall<br />

travelling time of the blind. The slat moving time is the time required for a movement between<br />

the slat positions "closed – 1<strong>00</strong> %" and "open – 0 %". In order to compute the opening angle of<br />

the slats, the device needs an information about the slat moving time.<br />

The slats must be completely closed (as in case of downward travel of the blind).<br />

The bus and mains voltage must be switched on.<br />

Recommendation: Device operation using extension inputs (internal effect of input 1 "UP" and 2<br />

"DOWN" on output 1 = as-delivered state).<br />

o Start the measuring time and open the slats completely by manual control (as in case of<br />

upward travel of the blind).<br />

o Take the measuring time when the completely open position is reached.<br />

o Enter the measured value in the ETS (cf. "software description").<br />

i It is wise to perform several time measurements and to take the average of these values.<br />

i The slat moving time can also be determined after commissioning with the ETS (bus<br />

operation through communication objects).<br />

Commissioning with the ETS<br />

After measuring the times for output 1, the device can be programmed by the ETS.<br />

Commissioning is basically confined to programming of the physical address and the application<br />

data with the ETS.<br />

Project planning and commissioning of the device using the ETS 3.0d with Patch A or newer<br />

versions.<br />

The device is connected and ready for operation.<br />

o Switch on the bus voltage<br />

Check: When the programming button is pressed, the red programming LED must light up.<br />

Switching on the bus voltage causes the device carry out the "Behaviour after bus voltage<br />

return" configured in the ETS. In the state as supplied, this behaviour is set as follows for<br />

the outputs...<br />

<strong>Blind</strong> output (O1): Drive stop,<br />

O2 (valve output): Close valve. (Valve direction of action: deenergised closed = output<br />

OFF).<br />

o Programming the physical address and the application data with the ETS.<br />

Performing a reference movement (optional)<br />

The device can approach newly preset curtain or louver positions for output 1 only if the current<br />

positions are known. For this purpose, the output must be given the opportunity to synchronise<br />

itself whenever the bus voltage is switched on or after every ETS programming run (physical<br />

address, application program, partial download). This synchronisation is performed by means of<br />

the reference movement.<br />

The bus and mains voltage must be switched on.<br />

o If not yet done, move the curtains to the upper end position (open venting louver<br />

completely).<br />

o Wait until the output relay has switched off (not only the limit switch of the drive).<br />

The reference movement is terminated.<br />

<strong>Order</strong>-<strong>No</strong>. <strong>2165</strong> <strong>00</strong><br />

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