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During operation, wireless transmitters transmit wireless commands
that are received from receivers (actuators), evaluated and converted
into actions. In this regard, a wireless transmitter can control a single
actuator or whole groups of actuators.
WIRELESS TRANSMITTERS
1. HAND-HELD
TRANSMITTERS AND
WALL TRANSMITTERS
Hand-held transmitters and wall
transmitters are battery-operat-
ed devices with operating buttons
or operating rockers. They can
be used universally for switching,
pressing, dimming and blind con-
trol operations, as well as to call up
scenes, etc.
Hand-held transmitters
Buttons next to one another are
combined to form a rocker. These
rocker functions are either used to
control individual functions or for
scene functions. They are set to in-
dividual or scene functions during
the commissioning process.
The hand-held transmitters have a
two-coloured LED and, during op-
eration, display the transmission
status – and thus the success of the
operating procedure – followed by
the actuator status for 3 seconds.
In eNet systems without a serv-
er or app, the 24-gang hand-held
transmitter display offers a con-
venient menu structure and status
display with plain text.
Wall transmitters
Wall transmitters are permanently
installed in the building and blend
harmoniously into the electrical
installation. Flat designs also ena-
ble installation on furniture, glass
panels or other partition walls.
eNet wall transmitters mainly dif-
fer from one another in terms of
their design and number of indica-
tor LEDs.
Operation
Buttons and rockers are usual-
ly assigned fixed functions. The
left button on a hand-held trans-
mitter’s rocker is used to switch
things on, make lights brighter or
raise shading solutions. The right
button, meanwhile, switches things
off, dims lights or lowers shading
solutions.
When a rocker is pressed, a sen-
sor sends information indicating
• “Rocker x Up pressed”,
• “Rocker x Down pressed”, or
• “Rocker x complete surface
pressed”
So that several dimming or blind ac-
tuators operated at the same time
work synchronously, the transmitter
also transmits the pressing dura-
tion.
2. STATUS MESSAGES
eNet hand-held and wall transmit-
ters display both the actuator sta-
tus and the transmission status.
The actuator status (green LED) in-
dicates the current switching state
of the connected actuators, while
the transmission status (red LED)
indicates whether the wireless tel-
egram was transmitted success-
fully.
Actuator status
Green status LEDs indicate the sta-
tus of the connected actuator out-
puts. To save the battery, the status
is only displayed for a limited period
of time following operation.
If more than one receiver is op-
erated by one transmitter, the
transmitters combine the mes-
sages from all the connected
actuators to create a shared total
status.
In this situation, status messages
from the actuators sending feed-
back are collected and compared.
As long as at least one light actua-
tor reports its status as “switched
on” for example, the total status
retains the “switched on” value –
until finally all the light actuators
sending feedback deliver the value
“switched off”.
Switching and dimming:
• LED green: At least one actuator
is switched on
• LED off: All actuators are
switched off
Moving the blind:
• LED green: At least one shading
solution is outside the resting
position ( 0 %, shading solution
fully or partly extended)
• LED off: All the shading solutions
are in the resting position (0 %,
shading solutions retracted)
9190 eNet _ Wireless transmitters
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Productinformatie
| Merk | Jung |
| Model | FMGCR1700 |
| Categorie | Niet gecategoriseerd |
| Taal | Nederlands |
| Grootte | 24644 MB |
