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<strong>ABB</strong> i-bus ® <strong>EIB</strong>/<strong>KNX</strong><br />

<strong>ABB</strong> <strong>Powernet</strong> <strong>EIB</strong>/<strong>KNX</strong><br />

LEANtouch (monochrome),<br />

SMARTtouch (monochrome, colour)<br />

Type: 6x36/30M…, 6x36/100x…, 6x36/100CB…<br />

Functional description: Time programs<br />

Settings<br />

Depending on the parameterisation,<br />

the SMARTtouch panel offers up to 20<br />

(5 for LEANtouch) switch channels.<br />

The number of channels that should<br />

be enabled is defined in the general<br />

settings.<br />

In addition, there is the possibility of<br />

“Enable time programs for end customers”<br />

via the corresponding parameter.<br />

The modification option can be given<br />

a code or fully disabled.<br />

Changes made by the end customer<br />

are stored in the memory of the panel<br />

and are not lost on mains voltage failure.<br />

If however changes are made to<br />

the rest of the panel configuration and<br />

then programmed into the panel, the<br />

panel software overwrites by default<br />

the time settings of the end customer.<br />

This behaviour can be modified via<br />

the setting “Overwrite time switch settings<br />

at download”.<br />

A so-called astro function can also be<br />

activated for the individual switching<br />

times. This means that a set switching<br />

time adapts itself to sunrises and sunsets.<br />

With the option “Town selection”,<br />

it is possible to select a town in Germany<br />

which is closest to the installation<br />

site of the panel. If the exact coordinates<br />

are known, the longitude and<br />

latitude can also be entered.<br />

Holiday<br />

The LEANtouch/SMARTtouch panel<br />

has the option of setting each individual<br />

channel to a so-called holiday<br />

function. The setting “active on holidays”<br />

can be selected for each switching<br />

time on the switch channel.<br />

Under the menu item “Extra” on the<br />

panel, you can find the “Holiday”<br />

touch surface which you use to activate<br />

the holiday function. Two further buttons<br />

“Start of holiday” and “End of holiday”<br />

are activated which you can use<br />

to enter the required date. If the date<br />

for the “Start of holiday” is reached, all<br />

the corresponding holiday time programs<br />

are activated automatically.<br />

Individual time programs can thus be<br />

retrieved in the holiday period (holiday<br />

profile). When the date for the<br />

“End of holiday” is reached, the holiday<br />

time programs are automatically<br />

deactivated.<br />

The holiday function is activated via<br />

the 1-bit communication object “Holiday”.<br />

An ON telegram switches the<br />

function on while an OFF telegram<br />

switches it off again. The linking of the<br />

object “Holiday” with an internal<br />

address of the panel can of course<br />

also be carried out.<br />

Note:<br />

Please note that only those switch<br />

channels which you have explicitly<br />

selected via the parameter “Switching<br />

function” switch on and off in the holiday<br />

function. This is carried out separately<br />

for each switching time on the<br />

channel.<br />

Switch channels<br />

Each switch channel has at least one<br />

1-bit, 1-byte or 2-byte communication<br />

object. Switch, shutter and/or dimming<br />

actuators can thus be addressed and<br />

lightscenes or macros can be retrieved.<br />

The bit size is defined via the setting<br />

“Function”.<br />

Alternatively, it can also be defined via<br />

the “Function” parameter whether a<br />

room thermostat should be addressed<br />

via the switch channel. In this case,<br />

the switch channel has the two 1-bit<br />

objects “Standby/Comfort” and “Night”<br />

or a <strong>KNX</strong> 1-byte communication object<br />

“Toggling of operating mode” available.<br />

It is possible to toggle the 1-bit<br />

room thermostat communication objects<br />

“Comfort” and “Night” or the <strong>KNX</strong><br />

1-byte object directly. Either the internal<br />

objects of the panel which are linked<br />

via an internal group address or<br />

an external room thermostat are<br />

addressed. In the latter case, the objects<br />

must be linked with a corresponding<br />

external group address.<br />

If the function setting is set to “Value (2<br />

byte) (0…50°C)”, a 2-byte communication<br />

object is available to the switch<br />

channel which can be used to send<br />

temperature values to room thermostats.<br />

It is possible via this object to<br />

send a new base setpoint to a room<br />

thermostat at a specified time.<br />

An additional 1-bit enable object can<br />

be activated on each switch channel.<br />

This is carried out via the parameter<br />

“Activation object”. If an enable object<br />

is activated, this must receive an ON<br />

telegram so that the time switch channel<br />

is able to switch.<br />

52 May 2006

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