Grasslin GRASSLIN talento smart User manual

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Betriebsanleitung 2
Operating instructions 42
Manuel d‘utilisation 82
Manuale dell‘utente 122
Manual de instrucciones 162
Manual de instruções 202
Handleiding 242
Provozní návod 282
Bruksanvisning 322
Bruksanvisning 362
Driftsvejledning 400
Käyttö- ja huolto-ohje 440
Instrukcja eksploatacji 480
Kezelési útmutató 520
 559
Hưng dn vn hành 599
Registration numbers 639
Zeitschaltuhr Thermostat
Zähler
Lichtsteuerung
talento smart
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Safety Information ............................................44
Information about the device ....................................45
Description of the device .......................................................... 45
Intended Use ................................................................... 45
Technical Data ................................................................. 45
Declaration of Conformity ......................................................... 45
FCC Certication ................................................................ 46
IC Certication ................................................................. 46
Assembly and Installation ......................................47
Installation on a DIN-rail ..........................................................47
Circuit diagram .................................................................47
Operation and Setting .........................................48
Display and Function Keys ......................................................... 48
Overview of menu structure ....................................................... 49
Initial commissioning ............................................................. 50
Programming ..................................................................51
Information relating to program creation ...........................................51
Creating a new switching program ................................................52
Using wildcards ..............................................................53
Dening prioritisation of programs ................................................61
View, edit or delete program .....................................................62
View the date list, edit or delete ..................................................63
View the switching times, edit or delete program .....................................64
Delete all programs ...........................................................65
Conguration .................................................................. 66
Backlight ...................................................................66
Location information (Astro) .....................................................67
Hour-Counter ................................................................68
PIN ........................................................................71
Set PIN .....................................................................71
Mode ......................................................................72
Set mode ...................................................................72
Bluetooth ...................................................................73
Set date and time of day ..........................................................75
Switching from Summer/Winter time .................................................76
Language Setting ............................................................... 77
Automatic/ Manual Mode .........................................................78
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Override mode ...............................................................78
Switching state display ........................................................79
Maintenance and Service .......................................80
Distribution partners ............................................................. 80
Software-Update ................................................................ 80
Disposal and Recycling ........................................81
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Safety Information
WARNING
Risk of Fire or Electric Shock
Disconnect power at the circuit breaker(s) or disconnect switch(es) before installing or servicing.
Installation and/or wiring must be in accordance with national and local electrical code requirements.
Use supply wires 14-12 AWG, rated 75°C minimum – COPPER conductors ONLY.
KEEP DOOR CLOSED AT ALL TIMES when not servicing.
Please note:
National regulations and safety regulations
Guarantee is invalidated if you tamper with the device or modify it
Minimum diameter of the exible lines for the connecting terminals: 1 mm
2
Maximum diameter of the exible lines for the connecting terminals: 2.5 mm
2
Read this manual and pay attention to its contents to ensure that the device works perfectly and that you
can work safely with it.
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Information about the device
Description of the device
Digital distribution autotimer
Date-independent programming
Date-dependent programming
Pulse, cycle and random programming*
Sunrise/sunset related programming
Program creation by means of PC and mobile devices
Bluetoothlow energy interface
Intended Use
The device is suitable for the following applications:
Lighting in private and commercial areas
Advertising signs
Street lighting
Shop lighting
Controlling devices, motors and pumps
Controlling roller blinds and sun blinds
Simulation of home presence
Only suitable for use on dry premises
Do not use close to devices with inductive discharge (motors, transformers, etc.)
Only install on DIN-rails
Technical Data
You can nd the technical data for the devices that are described in this manual at:
www.graesslin.de/technical-data
Declaration of Conformity
You can nd the declaration of conformity for the devices that are described in this manual at:
www.graesslin.de/doc
* These functions depend on variant.
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FCC Certication
FCC ID: 2AHH7-DG
This device complies with part 15 of FCC Rules . Operation is subject to the following two conditions;
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference
received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
Labelling Requirments
The Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) must ensure that FCC labelling requirements are met.
This includes a clearly visible label on the outside of the OEM enclosure specifying the appropriate
Grässlin GmbH FCC identier for this product as well as the FCC Notice above.
The FCC identiers is: 2AHH7-DG
This FCC identier are valid for Talento Smart x15 and Talento Smart x25, for details. In any case the
end product must be labelled exterior with:
“Contains FCC: 2AHH7-DG”
IC Certication
IC:21619-DG
This device complies with Industry Canada´s RSS-Standards.
Operation is subject to the following two conditions;
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause
undesired operation of the device.
IC Identiers is: IC: 21619-DG
This IC identier are validt for Talento Smart x15 and Talento Smart x25, for details. In any case the end
product must be labelled exterior with:
„Contains IC:21619-DG“
Registration numbers for individual countries can be found on page 559.
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Assembly and Installation
Risk of death due to electrical shock!
Incorrect assembly and installation of the device can result in life-threatening electrical voltages.
This product should be installed by an electric specialist according to current installation standards.
Installation on a DIN-rail
Place the device onto the DIN-rail from above at a slight angle.
1. Press it backwards until it clicks into place.
Circuit diagram
CH1 = Channel 1
CH2 = Channel 2
L N
M
~
CH1
1 2 3
L N
M
~
CH1
1 2 3 5 6
7
CH2
1-Channel variant 2-Channel variant
Install the device according to the circuit diagram (with one or two channels depending on the variant).
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Operation and Setting
Display and Function Keys
1 6 12 18 24
Menu
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1 2
CH 1
OvrFix
OVRFIX
B
C
D
E
G
H
I
A
F
Display:
A Function displays of the buttons on the left
B Date and time or menu navigation
C Programmed switching times
D Display of summertime/wintertime
E Bluetooth-Anzeige
F Function displays of the buttons on the right
Buttons:
G Buttons on right
H Reset-Taste
I Buttons on left
Function displays of the two buttons on the right (G):
Menu Leave auto mode and enter programming Mode
ESC Press briey = Goes back one step
Press for a long time (about 2sec) = Goes back to auto mode
OK Make the selection and apply it
< Undo the last input, e.g. when entering the time
Function displays of the two buttons on the left (I):
1
Channel status for Channel 1
2
Channel status for Channel 2
˄ Page upwards in the menu
˅ Page downwards in the menu
- Press briey = The displayed value (hour, minute, etc.) is decremented by 1/
Press for a long time (about 2sec) = fast scrolling
+ Press briey = The displayed value (hour, minute, etc.) is incremented by 1/
Press for a long time (about 2sec) = fast scrolling
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Overview of menu structure
Konfig
Licht
Astro*
Stundenzähler
Modus*
PIN
Bluetooth
Programm
Neu
Lesen/Ändern
Alles löschen
Menü
Datum/Zeit
24 Stunden
AM/PM
Sprache
English
Français
Español
Italiano
Português
...
Deutsch
So/Wi-Zeit
Auto
Anpassen 1
Anpassen 2
Nein
* These functions depend on the variant.
Menu
Program
New
View/Edit
Delete All
Cong
Light
Astro*
Hour-Counter
PIN
Mode*
Bluetooth
Date/Time
24 Hours
AM/PM
Su/Wi-Time
Language
Auto
Calibrate 1
Calibrate 2
No
English
English
French
Spanish
Portuguese
Italian
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Initial commissioning
When delivered, the device is in automatic mode with default settings for time, date and language
(English).
When the menu buttons are rst operated, a wizard walks you through the basic settings that you can
check during initial commissioning and adjust if necessary.
Language
OK
Datum/Zeit
OK
Deutsch
12/24 Stunden
*24 Stunden
OK
Datum
2015.09.28
... Tag
OK
Zeit
12:10
... Minute
OK
Zeitzone
+1:00h
OK
Menü
Language
English
12/24 Hours
*24 Hours
Date
2015.09.28
... Day
Time
12:10
... Minute
Time Zone
+1:00h
Date/Time
Länder
*Deutschland
OK
Deutschland
*Stadt
OK
Countries
*Germany
Germany
*City
The following settings are queried during initial commissioning:
Language; see „Language Setting“ auf Seite 77
Date and time of day; refer to „Set date and time of day“ auf Seite 75
Location information (Country, Coordinates) for astro calculations; refer to „Location information (Ast
-
ro)“ auf Seite 67
* These functions depend on the variant.
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Programming
Switch-off commands have priority over switch-on commands.
INFORMATION RELATING TO PROGRAM CREATION
The device is programmed in the following steps:
Setting up data and/or date ranges
You can specify on which day and/or at what time of day (date from ... to) that the device is turned on
or off in this menu.
Setting the function and switching time
Under this menu item, you specify which switching command is performed at which time (ON, OFF,
pulse*, cycle*, random*). This can be specied per channel for different date ranges or as date inde-
pendent.
* These functions depend on the variant.
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CREATING A NEW SWITCHING PROGRAM
Programm
OK
Neu
OK
Mit Datum?
Nein
OK
FKT
wählen
...
OK
OK
Menü
Program
Menu
New
With Date?
No
Select FNC
...
Programm
OK
Neu
OK
Mit Datum?
Ja
OK
Datum von
2015.10.01
... Tag
OK
Datum bis
2015.10.02
... Tag
OK
Weiteres Datum?
Nein
OK
FKT wählen
...
OK
Menü
Menu
Program
New
With Date?
Yes
Date from
2015.10.01
... Day
Date from
2015.10.02
... Day
Add Date?
No
Select FNC
...
Programming without date
Programming with date
To create a new switching program, press the key
Menu
:
1. Select
Program
and
conrm
with
OK.
2. Select
New
and conrm with
OK
.
The number of available program memory spaces is displayed briey (PXXX). The number of available
switching channel memory spaces (Dxxx) then appears.
The available memory spaces depend on the variant of the device.
3. In step
With Date?
specify with
No
and
OK
, the device should be programmed without date range.
The switching command is valid for date independent.
Proceed with action step to step 4.
Specify
Yes
and
OK
so that the device will be programmed with a date range.
The switching commands are valid for the dates and/or time periods which are dened in the pro-
gramming, also refer to Seite 53.
You can dene multiple date ranges. If the time periods have been determined, end the query after
the last date range with
No
.
If you have congured the location information (astro function) in the device, then you can choose
whether the device should be switched directly to sunrise and sunset with one change via the day limit.
The astro function is not available in all device variants, also refer to „Location information (Astro)“ auf
Seite 67.
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4. In step
SELECT FCT
(FCT = Function), specify the type of switching command:
ON
Select the times at which a channel should be switched on
A
.
OFF
Select the times at which a channel should be switched off
B
.
Pulse
Select the settings for pulse programming
C
.
Cycle
Select the settings for cycle programming
D
.
Random ON
Select the settings for random programming ON
E
.
Random OFF
Select the settings for random programming OFF
F
.
5. Select the desired function and conrm with
OK
.
The number of available switching command memory spaces appears (CXXX).
The available memory spaces depend on the variant of the device.
USING WILDCARDS
You can use wildcards when entering the date. This allows you to program recurring switching times that
are always to be carried out, for example, always the rst of the month. In place of annual, monthly or
daily numbers, choose the wildcards **** for the year and ** for the month and day instead.
Below you see how date entries appear and how you can use wildcards:
2016.03.13 - 2016.03.13
The switching command is executed only on 13 March 2016.
2016.03.13 - 2016.03.20
The switching command is executed between 13 March 2016 and 20 March 2016.
2016.**.13 - 2016.**.13
The switching command is executed the 13th of every month in 2016.
****.**.01 - ****.**.01
The switching command is always executed annually on the rst day of a month.
The wildcards for the year can be found when you scroll through the current year number in the date
entry program. The wildcards for the month can be found between December and January.
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A
Programming command
ON
Programm
OK
Neu
OK
Mit Datum?
Ja / Nein
OK
Menü
Menu
Program
New
With Date?
Yes/No
OK
Zeit
09:01
Stunde
OK
Zeit
09:50
Minuten
OK
Tage
12345--
Mo-Fr
OK
Select FNC
ON
Time
09:01
Hour
Time
09:50
Minutes
Days
12345--
Mo-Fr
Kanäle
(1)
1
CH1
OK
Weitere Schaltzeit?
Ja/Nein
OK
Priorität
(2)
Hoch
OK
Channels
(1)
1
Add Time?
Yes/No
CH1
Priority
(2)
High
1. Press the
Menu
button:
2. Select
Program
and conrm with
OK.
For clarication of the following action steps, see ow chart.
3. Select
New
and conrm with
OK
.
4. In step
With Date
?
,specify whether the device is to be activated on a certain date and - if yes -
conrm with
OK
(also refer to Seite 52).
5. Select
ON
and conrm with
OK
.
6. Enter hour and minute of the switch-on time (+/-) and conrm each with
OK
.
NOTE: The data for sunrise and sunset should be considered in connection with the astro-variant.
The choice of these parameters is between 11 p.m. and midnight.
7. Set the weekday(s) (+/-) to which the switching time should apply, and conrm with
OK
.
NOTE: The weekdays 1-5, 6-7 and 1-7 are preset. Individual weekdays can be set (+/-) under
"Select days".
8. Select channel
(1)
(+/-) for which the switching time should be set, and conrm with
OK
.
NOTE: The plus sign stands for an active, the minus sign for an inactive channel.
9. Select
YES
to create an additional switching time, or select
NO
to determine the possible
priority
(2)
.
(1)
The channel selection is only available with 2-channel timers
(2)
The choice of priority is only possible in advanced mode; refer to „Dening prioritisation of programs“
auf Seite 61.
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B
Programming command
OFF
Programm
OK
Neu
OK
Mit Datum?
Ja / Nein
OK
Menü
Menu
Program
New
With Date?
Yes/No
FKT wählen
Aus
OK
Zeit
09:01
Stunde
OK
Zeit
09:50
Minuten
OK
Tage
12345--
Mo-Fr
Select FNC
OFF
Time
09:01
Hour
Time
09:50
Minutes
Days
12345--
Mo-Fr
Kanäle
(1)
1
CH1
OK
Weitere Schaltzeit?
Ja/Nein
OK
Priorität
(2)
Hoch
OK
Channels
(1)
1
Add Time?
Yes/No
Priority
(2)
High
CH1
1. Press the
Menu
button:
2. Select
Program
and conrm with
OK.
For clarication of the following action steps, see ow chart.
3. Select
New
and conrm with
OK
.
4. In step
With Date?
,specify whether the device is to be activated on a certain date and - if yes -
conrm with
OK
(also refer to Seite 52).
5. Select
OFF
and conrm with
OK
.
6. Enter hour and minute of the switch-off time (+/-) and conrm each with
OK
.
NOTE: The data for sunrise and sunset should be considered in connection with the astro-variant.
The choice of these parameters is between 11 p.m. and midnight.
7. Set the weekday(s) (+/-) to which the switching time should apply, and conrm with
OK
.
NOTE: The weekdays 1-5, 6-7 and 1-7 are preset. Individual weekdays can be set (+/-) under
"Select days".
8. Select channel
(1)
(+/-) for which the switching time should be set, and conrm with
OK
.
NOTE: The plus sign stands for an active, the minus sign for an inactive channel.
9. Select
YES
to create an additional switching time, or select
NO
to determine
the possible priority
(2)
.
(1)
The channel selection is only available with 2-channel timers
(2)
The choice of priority is only possible in advanced mode; refer to „Dening prioritisation of programs“
auf Seite 61.
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C
Pulse programming
15:00 h
(2)
(1)
(1) Start time
(2) Duration
This feature is not available in all variants of the device.
A pulse switching command consists of:
Start time
Duration = switching ON
shortest switching time ON = 1 second
longest switching time ON = max. 2 hours
Example:
Channel 1 will be switched daily from Monday to Friday at 15:00 for a duration of 30 seconds.
Programm
OK
Neu
OK
Mit Datum?
Ja / Nein
OK
Menü
Menu
Program
New
With Date?
Yes/No
FKT wählen
Impuls
OK
Zeit
15:00
... Minute
OK
Impuls
00:00:30
... Sekunden
OK
Tage
12345--
Mo–Fr
OK
Select FNC
Impulse
Time
15:00
... Minutes
Impulse
00:00:30
... Seconds
Days
12345--
Mo-Fr
Kanäle
(1)
1 –
CH1
OK
Weitere Schaltzeit?
Ja/Nein
OK
Priorität
(2)
Niedrig
OK
Channels
(1)
1 –
Add Time?
Yes/No
Priority
(2)
Low
CH1
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1. Press the
Menu
button:
2. Select
Program
and conrm
with
OK.
For clarication of the following action steps, see ow chart.
3. Select
New
and conrm with
OK
.
4. In step
With Date?
,specify whether the device is to be activated on a certain date and - if yes -
conrm with
OK
(also refer to Seite 52).
5. Select
Impulse
and conrm with
OK
.
6. Enter hour and minute of the start time (+/-) and conrm each with
OK
.
NOTE: The data for sunrise and sunset should be considered in connection with the astro-variant.
The choice of these parameters is between 11 p.m. and midnight.
7. Enter hour(s), minute(s) and second(s) of the impulse duration (+/-) and conrm each with
OK
.
8. Set the weekday(s) (+/-) to which the switching time should apply, and conrm with
OK
.
NOTE: The weekdays 1-5, 6-7 and 1-7 are preset. Individual weekdays can be set (+/-) under
"Select days".
9. Select channel
(1)
(+/-) for which the impulse should be set, and conrm with
OK
.
NOTE: The plus sign stands for active, the minus sign for an inactive channel.
10. Select
YES
to create an additional switching command or select
NO
to determine the possible
priority
(2)
.
(1)
The channel selection is only available with 2-channel timers
(2)
The choice of priority is only possible in advanced mode; refer to „Dening prioritisation of programs“
auf Seite 61.
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D
Cycle programming
19:00 h9:00 h
(2)
(3)
(1)
(1) Start time
(2) Duration ON
(3) Duration OFF
The cycle programming is only possible in advanced mode;
refer to „Mode“ auf Seite 72.
A cycle switching command consists of:
Start time
Period ON = Switching ON
Period OFF = Switching OFF
Example:
Channel 1 is switched on from Monday 9:00 to Friday 19:00 every 30 minutes for 10 minutes.
Start time 9:00
Duration ON 10 minutes
Duration OFF 20 minutes
Separate OFF command 19:00
To end the cycle, an independent command of
OFF
must be set.
A nesting of cycle programs is not allowed
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Programm
OK
Neu
OK
Mit Datum?
Ja / Nein
OK
Menü
Menu
Program
New
With Date?
Yes/No
FKT wählen
Zyklus
OK
Zeit
09:00
... Minute
OK
Dauer EIN
00:10:00
. Minuten ..
OK
Dauer AUS
00:30:00
. Minuten ..
OK
Select FNC
Cycle
Time
09:00
... Minutes
Period ON
00:10:00
. Minutes ..
Period OFF
00:20:00
. Minutes ..
Tage
12345--
Mo–Fr
OK
Kanäle
(1)
1–
CH1
OK
Weitere Schaltzeit?
Ja/Nein
OK
Priorität
(2)
Hoch
OK
Days
12345--
Mo-Fr
Channels
(1)
1–
CH1
Add Time?
Yes/No
Priority
(2)
High
1. Press the
Menu
button:
2. Select
Program
and conrm
with
OK.
For clarication of the following action steps, see ow chart.
3. Select
New
and conrm with
OK
.
4. In step
With date?
determine whether the device should be activated on a certain date and - if
yes - conrm with
OK
(also refer to Seite 52).
5. Select
Cycle
and conrm with
OK
.
6. Enter hour and minute of the start time (+/-) and conrm each with
OK
.
7. Enter period ON (+/-) and conrm each with
OK.
8. Enter period OFF (+/-) and conrm each with
OK.
9. Select weekdays (+/-) on which the cycle should be started and conrm with
OK
.
NOTE: The weekdays 1-5, 6-7 and 1-7 are preset. Individual weekdays can be set (+/-) under
"Select days".
10. Select channel
(1)
(+/-) for which the cycle should be set, and conrm with
OK
.
NOTE: The plus sign stands for active, the minus sign for an inactive channel.
11. And choose possible
Priority
(2)
.
Program the command
OFF
in Menu
FKT
end the cycle switching command.
(1)
The channel selection is only available with 2-channel timers
(2)
The choice of priority is only possible in advanced mode; refer to „Dening prioritisation of programs“
auf Seite 61.
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E
Random programming
Programm
OK
Neu
OK
Mit Datum?
Ja / Nein
OK
Menü
Menu
Program
New
With Date?
Yes/No
FKT wählen
Zufall EIN
OK
Zeit
15:00
Stunde ...
OK
Zeitraum
+02:00
Stunde ...
OK
Tage
12345--
Mo–Fr
OK
Select FNC
Random ON/
Time
15:00
Hour
Offset
+02:00
Hour ...
Days
12345--
Mo-Fr
Kanäle
(1)
1 –
CH1
OK
Weitere Schaltzeit
Ja/Nein
OK
Priorität
(2)
Niedrig
OK
Channels
(1)
1 –
CH1
Add Time?
Yes/No
Priority
(2)
Low
Random programming is possible only in advanced mode.
Example: Random 15:00 +02:00 1 2 3 4 5 1
Channel 1 is switched on Monday to Friday between 15:00 and 17:00. The exact switch-on time point is
random in this range.
1. Press the
Menu
button:
2. Select
Program
and conrm with
OK.
For clarication of the following action steps, see ow chart.
3. Select
New
and conrm with
OK
.
4. In step
With date
determine whether the device should be activated on a certain date and - if
yes - conrm with
OK
(also refer to Seite 52).
5. Select
Random ON
or
Random OFF
and conrm with
OK
.
NOTE: The period of the random switching is dened with ± 2 hours.
6. Enter hour and minute of the start (+/-) and conrm each with
OK
.
7. Enter hour and minute of the range of the random programming (+/-) and conrm each with
OK
.
8. Set weekday on which the device should randomly switch and conrm with
OK
. NOTE: The weekdays
1-5, 6-7 and 1-7 are preset. Individual weekdays can be set (+/-) under "Select days".
9. Set the channel
(1)
which is to be programmed, and conrm with
OK
.
NOTE: The plus sign stands for active, the minus sign for an inactive channel.
10. And choose possible
Priority
(2)
.
(1)
The channel selection is only available with 2-channel timers.
(2)
The choice of priority is only possible in advanced mode; refer to „Dening prioritisation of programs“
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