Alpha IP RTA 61001-N User manual

Alpha IP
Quick Install Guide
RTA 61001-N1
ENGNORSWE DANFINPOLRUS
132724.1705

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HMIP-PSM
Key:
SGTIN:
QR
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Contents
1 About these instructions............................................................8
1.1 Validity, storage and forwarding of the instructions 8
1.2 Symbols 8
2 Safety.........................................................................................9
2.1 Intended use 9
2.2 Safety notes 9
3 Function................................................................................... 10
4 Device overview.......................................................................11
4.1 Technical data 11
5 Commissioning.........................................................................12
5.1 Teach-in of the device 12
5.1.1 Teach-in to Alpha IP Base Station 13
5.1.2 Teach-in to Alpha IP Access Point 14
5.2 Installation 15
5.2.1 On-surface installation 15
5.2.2 Installation in flush-type box 16
5.2.3 Installation with adhesive strips 17

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6 Operation................................................................................. 17
6.1 Set value balance (offset) 17
6.2 Temperature limitation 18
6.2.1 Connection test 18
7 Displays....................................................................................19
7.1 Status indications 19
7.2 Error indications 20
8 Changing the batteries............................................................. 21
9 Cleaning...................................................................................22
10 Restoring the factory settings..................................................22
11 Decommissioning.....................................................................22
12 Disposal ...................................................................................23

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1 About these instructions
1.1 Validity, storage and forwarding of the instructions
These instructions apply to the room control unit Analog RTA 61001-N1. These in-
structions include information necessary for commissioning and operation. These
instructions must the read completely and thoroughly before commencing any
work with the device. These instructions must be kept and to be handed over to
future users.
The latest version of these instructions/of Additional Alpha IP System in-
formation can be found under www.alphaip.de.
System information, functions and operating steps from the instructions
for Alpha IP Access Point (HAP 21001) must be observed.
1.2 Symbols
The following symbols are used in this manual:
Note: Identifies important or useful information
ÖPreconditions
9Result from an action
• List without fixed order

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1., 2. List with fixed order
2 Safety
2.1 Intended use
The room control unit Analog RTA 61001-N1 is a component of the Alpha IP Sys-
tem and serves for
• the installation in residence-related environments,
• the registration of the actual temperature (room temperature),
• the setting of the target temperature (comfort temperature),
• the control of the actual temperature by an activation of the Alpha IP Base
station for the control of floor heating systems (FAL-x10x1-xx1) or connected
Alpha IP radiator thermostats,
• a wireless communication in the Alpha IP network.
Every other use, modification and conversion is expressively forbidden. Improper
use leads to dangers the manufacturer cannot be held liable for, and to an exclu-
sion of warranty and liability.
2.2 Safety notes
All safety notes in these instructions must be observed in order to avoid accidents
with personal damage or property damage. No liability is assumed for personal
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ard notes. Such cases render all warranty claims invalid. No liability is assumed for
consequential damage.
• Only use the device if it is in flawless state.
• Observe the performance limits of the device and its environmental conditions.
• Only operate this device in a dry and dust-free environment.
• Do not expose the device to humidity, vibration, continuous sunlight or other
types of heat radiation, coldness, or mechanical loads.Ensure that children do
not play with this device or the packaging. Children must be monitored if nec-
essary.
3 Function
The Alpha IP room control unit Analog RTA 61001-N1 serves for setting the room
temperature according to individual requirements. The room control unit meas-
ures the temperature in the room and transmits these data cyclically to the Alpha
IP Base station FAL-x10x1-xx1 or to connected Alpha IP radiator thermostats. The
registered values allow an exact regulation of the room temperature. The target
temperature can be set manually with the setting wheel (E).
Communication with other components will be performed over the Homematic
(HmIP) radio protocol. The radio transmission is done on a non-exclusive transmis-
sion path; thus, disturbance cannot be completely excluded. Disturbance impacts
can be caused by switching processes, electric motors or electric appliances.

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The range within buildings can differ strongly from the range outside (in
open air).
4 Device overview
(see fig. 3 page 4)
(A) Installation bottom
(B) Room control unit Analog
(C) System button (teach-in button and LED)
(D) SET button
(E) Setting wheel
(F) Setpoint correction limiter
(G) Temperature limiters
4.1 Technical data
Short designation of device RTA 61001-N1
Supply voltage 2x 1.5 V LR03/micro/AAA
Power consumption max. 50 mA
Battery service life 2 years (normally)
Protection type IP20
Contamination degree 2
Ambient temperature 0 to 50 °C

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Dimensions (W x H x D) 86 x 86 x 22,5 mm / 27,5 mm
Weight 90 g (incl. batteries)
Radio frequency 868.3 MHz/869.525 MHz
Receiver category SRD category 2
Typical radio range 250 m (in open air)
Duty Cycle < 1 % per h/< 10 % per h
Mode of action Type 1
Guidelines 2014/53/EU Telecommunications termi
nal equipment
2014/30/EU EMC
2011/65/EU RoHs
5 Commissioning
5.1 Teach-in of the device
In order be integrated into the Alpha IP System and to communicate with other de-
vices, the room control unit Analog must be taught-in first. The room control unit
Analog is taught-in directly to the Alpha IP base station, or in conjunction with the
radiator thermostats, to the Alpha IP Access Point. In case of direct teach-in, the
configuration is done on the device itself; in case of teach-in via the Access Point,
it is done via the Alpha IP app.

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5.1.1 Teach-in to Alpha IP Base Station
For teach-in, keep a minimum distance of 50 cm between the devices.
The teach-in process can be interrupted by shortly pressing the teach-in
key again. This is confirmed by a short flash in red colour of the device
LED.
If no teach-in is performed, the teach-in mode is finished automatically
after 30 seconds.
If the room control unit Analog shall be taught-in to the Alpha IP Base station, the
two devices to be linked must be set to teach-in mode.
1. Select the desired channel at the Alpha IP base station (see Alpha IP Base station
instructions).
2. Press the System key of the Alpha IP base station for 4 seconds, until the LED of
the System key
3. flashes rapidly in orange.
9The device LED starts to flash in orange.
4. Take off the room control unit Analog from the installation bottom (see fig. 5
page 5).
5. Pull out the insulating strip from the battery compartment, or insert batteries (see

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fig. 6 page 5). If batteries have already been inserted, press the system key
(C) for at least 4 seconds in order to activate the teach-in mode.
9The teach-in mode is activated automatically for 3 minutes.
9The device LED flashes in orange.
The LED will light up in green after a successful teach-in process. If the
LED lights up red, repeat the process.
5.1.2 Teach-in to Alpha IP Access Point
For a control via the Alpha IP app, the teach-in must of the RTA 61001-N1 must
be performed via the Access Point (HAP 21001). Teach-in the device as follows:
ÖThe Alpha IP Access Point has been set up via the Alpha IP App (see instructions
HAP 21001).
1. Open the Alpha IP app on the smart phone.
2. Select the menu item Teach-in device.
3. Release the room control unit Analog from the installation bottom (see fig. 5
page 5).
4. Pull out the insulating strip from the battery compartment, or insert batteries (see
fig. 6 page 5). If batteries have already been inserted, press the system key
(C) for at least 4 seconds in order to activate the teach-in mode.
5. The device is displayed automatically in the Alpha IP app.

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6. Enter the last four ciphers of the device number (SGTIN) or scan the supplied QR
code for confirmation. The device number can be found below the QR code or
in the battery compartment.
The LED will light up in green after a successful teach-in process. If the
LED lights up red, repeat the process.
7. Follow the instructions in the app.
5.2 Installation
Aufgrund des Batteriebetriebs kann der Montageort flexibel gewählt werden. Die
Montage erfolgt aufputz per Schraubmontage, mit den beigelegten Klebestreifen
oder auf einer UP-Dose.
5.2.1 On-surface installation
9Select an appropriate installation position.
1. Ensure that the installation position is free from hidden lines.
2. If necessary, release the device from the installation bottom with a suitable screw-
driver (see fig. 5 page 5).
3. Hold the installation bottom to the installation position. Take care to align the
installation bottom correctly (see fig. 4a page 4).
4. Align the installation bottom horizontally.

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5. Mark two diagonally opposite bore holes using the installation bottom.
If wood walls are present, the screws can be screwed directly into the
wood. Pre-drilling with a 1.5 mm wood drill can facilitate the installation
of the screws.
6. For stone walls, drill the holes at the marked positions with a 5 mm masonry drill.
7. Insert dowels into the bores.
8. Install the installation bottom using the supplied screws (see fig. 4a page 4).
9. Position the room control unit Analog onto the installation bottom and latch it
in (see fig. 5 page 5).
5.2.2 Installation in flush-type box
The fixing holes on the installation bottom can be used for installation on a flush-
type box (see fig. 4b page 4).
1. If necessary, release the device from the installation bottom with a suitable screw-
driver (see fig. 5 page 5).
2. Align the installation bottom horizontally on the flush-type box.
3. Install the installation bottom with suitable screws (see page 4 fig. 2b).
4. Position the room control unit Analog onto the installation bottom and latch it
into the clips (see fig. 5 page 5).

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5.2.3 Installation with adhesive strips
Depending on the ground, installation can be performed using the supplied dou-
ble-sided adhesive tapes. Installation is possible on different grounds, as e. g. ma-
sonry, furniture, tiles or glass.
1. Select an appropriate installation position.
If the installation is done with adhesive strips, the installation surface must
be smooth, level, undamaged, clean, and free from grease and solvents.
2. Remove the protective foil from one side of the adhesive strip.
3. Fix the adhesive strip on the back side of the installation bottom in the recesses
provided for this (see fig. 4c page 4).
4. Remove the protective foil from the other side of the adhesive strip.
5. Align the device horizontally to the desired position and press it on.
6 Operation
The target temperature is set manually on a scale from 0 to 5 by turning the setting
wheel (E) to the left or to the right.
6.1 Set value balance (offset)
Since the temperature is measured at the room control unit, it may be warmer or
cooler in another position in the room. The deviation can be corrected via a set

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value balance of -2 K to 2 K in 0.5 K increments.
1. Remove setting wheel (E). There is a scale for the balance on the inside of the
setting wheel (E) (see fig. 7 page 5).
2. Insert the set point correction limiter (F) to the desired place in the setting wheel (E).
6.2 Temperature limitation
The temperature range for the target temperature to be set as a maximum and
a minimum can be limited via the set value elements on the inside of the setting
wheel (E) (see fig. 8 page 5).
1. Remove setting wheel (E). Read the scale for the limitation on the inside of the
setting wheel (E).
2. Insert the target value elements (G) into the setting wheel (E) indicating the de-
sired range.
6.2.1 Connection test
During this verification the room control unit Analog sends a switching command
to the base station. Depending on the switching status the assigned heating zone
has, it will be switched on or off after receiving the command.
1. Remove setting wheel (E).
2. Press the Set button in order to perform a radio test.

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7 Displays
7.1 Status indications
Display Meaning Solution
1 x long illumination in
green
Process confirmed Process with the set-up/op-
eration.
Short flashing in orange Radio transmis-
sion/transmission
attempt/data trans-
mission
Wait until the transmission
has finished.
1 illumination in orange
and 1 in green (after in-
serting batteries)
Test indication After the test indication has
gone out, proceed with the
set-up/operation.
Short flashing in orange
(once every 10 sec.)
Teach-in mode
active
Enter the last four ciphers of
the device serial number for
confirmation.

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7.2 Error indications
Display Meaning Solution
1 x long illumination
in red
Process failed • Repeat the process.
Short illumination in or-
ange (after green or red
reception signal)
Batteries dead • Replace batteries.
1 x long illumination
in red
Process failed or
duty cycle limit
reached
• Re-send the command, in
case of exceeding the duty
cycle after one hour at the
latest.
• Check the device for a
defect, e. g. mechanical
blocking.
• Eliminate radio interfer-
ence.
6 x long illumination
in red
Device defective • Observe the indication in
the app.
• Have the device checked
by a specialised dealer.
• Replace the device.