ABB KP-4.1 User manual

Brand: ABB

Model: KP-4.1

Type: User manual

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Product Manual

ABB-free@home™

KP-4.1 Keypad

table of contents

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table of co ntent s

1 The Device ........................................................................................................................................... 3

1.1 Function Overview ..................................................................................................................... 3

2 Adding the Keypad ............................................................................................................................... 4

3 Configuring the Keypad ........................................................................................................................ 6

3.1 LED Settings ............................................................................................................................. 7

4 Technical Data ..................................................................................................................................... 8

4.1 Technical Data........................................................................................................................... 8

5 Resetting the Device............................................................................................................................. 9

The Device

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1 The Device

The Keypad allows the user to select from up to four different scenes/environments and operate

special functions in an ABB-free@home™ Smart Home system. It has 4 exchangeable keys.

The device does not directly control a load but instead commands other free@home

components to turn ON or OFF based on the configured settings. It has no built-in switch or

dimmer.

Note: The Keypad needs 120 VAC (hot and neutral wires).

1.1 Function Overview

When initially installed, the buttons have no meaning attached to them. Therefore, when

pressed, they will have no effect. To define what happens when a particular button is pressed,

the user will need to configure them within the System Access Point. For example, a

scene/environment could be configured to control the lighting, temperature, and music in a

particular room of the house. See Configuring the Keypad to program up to four

scenes/environments.

Adding the Keypad

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2 Adding the Keypad

This section describes how to add the Keypad to the system.

STEP 1: Install the Light Switch

Install the device by following the Operating Instructions included in the original packaging.

Note: After installation, the Keypad will not function. To configure the Keypad, it will need to be

added to the free@home network. If the Keypad has been assigned to a different SysAP, it will

need to be reset. Please see here for instructions.

STEP 2: Open configuration and search for the Keypad

Ensure that the SysAP is in Access Point mode by pressing the button on the SysAP. The

indicator light will turn solid blue. Connect to the SysAP by selecting it from the list in your

wireless network.

Once connected, open a browser and enter 192.168.2.1 in the address line.

If you have a tablet, use the free@home App.

Note: It is not possible to set up the Keypad by using a smartphone.

Adding the Keypad

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Start Go to Settings > free@home radio > Search for wireless devices

The SysAP will now search for the Keypad.

Note: The Keypad can only be found if the search starts within 30 minutes after the Keypad

was connected to power. If 30 minutes has elapsed, the user must turn the power OFF and

back ON again to restart the 30 minutes.

The Keypad will be found automatically and will be inserted into the configuration software.

Please wait until the Keypad configuration is read. This may take up to 10 minutes.

STEP 3: Add the Keypad to the floor plan

A. Go To “Devices”.

B. Click on “Sensors”.

C. Drag the Keypad symbol into the floor plan.

D. Choose the device from the list.

Note: The device can be identified by its serial number or 3-digit code.

E. A new symbol will appear in the floor plan corresponding to the Keypad.

Configuring the Keypad

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3 Configuring the Keypad

STEP 1: Enter Keypad Settings

Click on the Keypad symbol to show its settings. Select which button to configure first. Define a

name for this Keypad.

STEP 2: Configure Button

A) In the settings menu, press “Top push button” (or the name that corresponds to the button

currently being configured).

B) Click on the device you would like to control when this button is pressed. In the picture below,

the user selected an outlet on a second-floor office. Now when the user presses the “Top push

button” on the Keypad in the Kitchen, the Office outlet switches ON or OFF.

Configuring the Keypad

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C) If desired, add additional devices to be switched from the same button by repeating steps A and

B. In the picture below, the user created a custom scene that turns off all lights on the ground

floor and added this to the “Top push button”. Now when the user presses the “Top push

button” on the Keypad in the Kitchen, the Office outlet switches ON or OFF, and all lights on the

ground floor that are wired to free@home devices will turn OFF.

D) Repeat until all settings are properly defined for this button.

E) Repeat all steps for the other three Keypad buttons.

3.1 LED Settings

Setting Description Options Image

LED switch-on

brightness night [%]

User can adjust

brightness of LED

0 to 100 in

increments of 1

LED switch-on

brightness day [%]

User can adjust

brightness of LED

0 to 100 in

increments of 1

LED mode

LED lighting to help

user navigate

• “Orientation Light”:

LED is always ON to

find Light Switch at night

• “Status Indication”:

LED shows status of

light, i.e. LED is ON

when switch is ON, and

OFF when switch is OFF

Technical Data

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4 Technical Data

4.1 Technical Data

Designation Value

Operating Voltage 120 VAC, 60 Hz

Operating-Voltage Range 110 VAC to 125 VAC

Connection Neutral Wire Required

Maximum Power Consumption < 1 W

Standby*Power Consumption < 300 mW

Transmission Protocol free@home, 2.400 - 2.483 GHz, meshed

Transmission Power < 15 dBm

Protection Type IP 20

Ambient Temperature Range 23° F to 113° F (-5° C to 45° C)

Storage Temperature Range -40° F to 140° F (-40° C to 60° C)

*If output is OFF and no active wireless communication

Resetting the Device

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5 Resetting the Device

Reset the Light Switch if it was previously assigned to a different System Access Point (SysAP).

The reset will remove any previous connection and enable the device to connect to a new

SysAP.

Reset procedure:

A) Press and hold the bottom key for at least 20 seconds.

B) The bottom LED light will start flashing after 10 seconds.

C) After another 5 seconds, the LED will start flashing rapidly. After another 5 seconds, the LED

light will turn off.

D) Release the bottom key within the next 10 seconds.

E) Then press the bottom key. The lower LED light will stay on. Press the bottom key again.

The previous actions must be completed within 5 seconds.

F) The device will now return to factory settings and restart.

ABB

Electrification Products

860 Ridge Lake Boulevard

Memphis, TN 38120

abb.com/freeathome

Customer Service:

800-816-7809

7:00 am – 5:30 pm, CST, Mon-Fri

elec_custserv@tnb.com

Technical Support:

888-385-1221, Option 1

7:00 am – 5:00 pm, CST, Mon-Fri

freeathome_techsuppo[email protected]om

For information about the many

functions of this device, see the

system manual at

abb.com/us/freeathome

Notice

We reserve the right at all times to

make technical changes as well as

changes to the contents of this

document without prior notice.

The detailed specifications agreed

upon apply for orders. ABB accepts

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