ABB i-busÂ® EIB Switch/dim actuator, FM Type: 6114 U-500

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ABB i-bus ® EIBSwitch/dim actuator, FMType: 6114 U-500 + 6325-xxLCDThe display of the Busch-triton ® switchsensor can represent the values of fivedifferent communication objects.In order to display switching states,relative variables such as brightnessvalues, physical variables such astemperature values, the current time ordate, it is possible to parameteriseindividually the object value of eachLCD object from 1 bit to 3 bytes.If more than one text block should berepresented, the text can change(scroll) automatically after definedperiods, on receipt of a new telegramor after manual operation of a pushbutton.The input of the display text andseveral further settings is carried outusing the Busch LCD managementsoftware. The software is available freeof charge on the EIB CD-ROM/diskette.The function of the software isdescribed in the Software/visualisationchapter. When entering the settings,you should ensure that the data(objects) of ETS2 and the displaymanagement software match.SwitchIn the default setting of the Buschtriton® switch sensor, there is a 1 bitcommunication object available forswitching for each of the rockers. Forspecial applications, the parameter“Number of switch functions“ can beset so that each rocker has twocommunication objects.For dimming, it is determined via theparameter “Dimming direction” whichside of the rocker must be pressed andheld down in order to dim up or down.When the rocker is released, theswitch sensor sends the telegram“Stop dimming”.ShutterIf the operating mode of the rocker isset to “Shutter sensor”, the switchsensor sends “Move shutter up/down”telegrams when the left or right side ofthe rocker is pressed for a long period.After a short operation anywhere onthe rocker, it sends telegrams forstopping the shutter movement or forstepwise louvre adjustment.The parameter “Shutter direction”determines which side of the rockermust be pressed in order to moveupwards or downwards.LEDIf the backlighting of the text fields isswitched on, the LEDs can be selectedfor use either as an orientation light orfor status display using the parameter“Operation mode of LED”.In the case of LEDs that are used forstatus display, it is possible to setwhich colour (red or green) isassigned to the object values “0” or “1”.The LEDs that are used as anorientation light can either always lightup red or always green or they can beswitched off.The parameter “Working mode of therocker” determines which value theswitch sensor sends when the left orthe right side of the rocker is pressed.DimIf the operation mode of the rocker isset to “Dimming sensor”, the rockerhas the communication objects“Rocker ... -short” for switching and“Rocker ... -long” for dimming.When carrying out a switchingoperation, the rocker can either bepressed briefly on the left, on the rightor in the middle. The switch sensoralways toggles in this case.March 2003 8 - 139
ABB i-bus ® EIBSwitch/dim actuator, FMType: 6114 U-500 + 6325-xxApplication example:In a training room, there is a group ofdimmable downlighters above theseminar participants, two dimmablespotlights above the lecture area andtwo groups with switchable wall lights.The room can be made darker usingtwo electrically driven shutters.When the seminar participants enterthe room, they should normally only beable to switch the wall lights as thebase lighting.Two 5-fold Busch-triton ® switchsensors with dimming actuator/sensorsare used together with a dimmingactuator, a switch actuator and twoshutter actuators.The two Busch-triton ® switch sensorsat the doors have almost the sameparameter settings:Function of auxiliary push button:Interrupt fault protectionOperation mode of rocker 1:Switching sensor,1 function, TOGGLEOperation mode of LED:shows value of object rockerColour of the LED:OFF = green, ON = redOperation mode of rocker 2:Dimming sensorOperation mode of LED:shows value of object rocker -shortColour of the LED:OFF = green, ON = redOperation mode of rocker 3:Dimming sensorOperation mode of LED:shows value of object rocker -shortColour of the LED:OFF = green, ON = redOperation mode of rocker 4:Shutter sensorOperation mode of LED:orientation lightColour of the LED:always offOperation mode of rocker 5:Shutter sensorOperation mode of LED:orientation lightColour of the LED:always offThe parameters “IR area” havedifferent settings so that both switchsensors do not send telegrams whenremote control is used.The outputs of the dimming actuators/sensors each control one of thespotlights above the lecture area.The link between the group addressesand the communication objects isalmost identical.The 1 bit communication objects no.1“Fault protection” are linked with the1 bit communication objects “Rocker 1”for both switch sensors and with theoutput of the switch actuator for thewall lights.The 1 bit and 4 bit communicationobjects of rocker 2 are linked with thecorresponding objects of the dimmingactuators for the downlighters.The communication objects 7 to 9 ofthe dimming actuator/sensors do notrequire group addresses in thisexample. To prepare for possibleextensions, it is however advisable toassign separate group addresses tothese objects of the two devices.The communication objects of rockers4 and 5 for raising and lowering theshutters and for louvre adjustment arelinked to the corresponding objects ofthe shutter actuators.In principle, the switch sensors operatewith an active fault protection function.The wall lights are switched after eachoperation of any of the rockers.The lecturer can carry out the samefunctions via remote control. The IRarea can be set as required as bothswitch sensors react to differentsettings but carry out the samefunctions.8 - 140 March 2003
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