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Bticino AXOLUTE HD4657M3 User manual

Technical sheets - Automation MY HOME 1
BT00110-d-UK
Front view
P
HC/HS4657M3
Rear view
1
2
3
HD4657M3 - HC4657M3 - HS4657M3
HD4657M4 - HC4657M4 - HS4657M4
Control:
HC4657M3
HS4657M3
HC4657M4
HS4657M4
Supports:
H4703
H4704
Boxes:
503E
504E
Technical data
Power supply from SCS BUS: 27 Vdc
Operating power supply with SCS BUS: 18 – 27 Vdc
Max absorption HD/HC/HS4657M3: 20 mA
Max absorption HD/HC/HS4657M4: 25 mA
Operating temperature: 0–40 °C
Installation
Nighter andWhice can be easily wall mounted using the following items, available to order:
- for the 3-module control: box, item 503E, and screw support, item H4703
- for the 4-module control: box, item 504E, and screw support, item H4704
Description
TheNighterandWhice controlis a controlwherethetraditionalpushbuttons arereplaced
by capacitive sensors.The device can be used to perform the functions typical of a special
SCS control by simply moving a nger close to the surface. It is produced in the 3 and
4 module ush mounted version, 6 and 8 keys respectively. Each zone corresponding to
a key is marked at the centre by a light blue LED. When the user moves a nger close
to the zone, its intensity increases sensibly, and remains so until the nger is moved
away again. The brightness level of the LEDs can be changed using the appropriate
adjustment pushbutton.
The Nighter and Whice control can operate in 4 dierent ways: self-learning, scenarios,
swivelling, CEN.
- The self-learning mode (cyclic or non-cyclic) allows to associate to each key most of
the typical automation system, sound system, video door entry system (staircase light,
open-door, call to the oor, door lock, and cycling of cameras) functions, in addition to
auxiliary controls.
- The scenario mode can be used to recall, program and delete 6 scenarios of a scenario
module.
- The swivelling mode can be used to drive the 3 or 4 consecutive light points or rolling
shutters (or rooms or groups).
- The CEN mode enables using the control with the scenario programmer
item MH 200.
In order to clean the device, it is possible to temporarily disable the sensitive zones
by pressing two diagonally opposite zones at the same time. The LEDs will ash in
sequence. Normal operation is automatically reinstated after 10 seconds.
Legenda
1. LED intensity programming and adjustment pushbutton
2. Congurator socket
3. BUS
AXOLUTE
NIGHTER and WHICE control
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HD4657M3 - HC4657M3 - HS4657M3
HD4657M4 - HC4657M4 - HS4657M4
Conguration
The conguration of the Nighter &Whice control can be made in two dierent modes:
- PHYSICAL CONFIGURATION: by connecting the physical congurators to their sockets;
- VIRTUAL CONFIGURATION: the control can be congured remotely, when no physical
congurators are available. (For the details refer to theVirtual Conguration).
Regardless of the mode, an A/PL address must always be assigned to the control.
For the activation of the programming pushbutton and the LED adjustment, only use
the screwdriver provided
Aroom
PL Light point
Mmode
INT LED display mode
1) Self-learning mode M=0
Possible function Value congurator in M
This operating mode can be used to associate one individual control to any key of the device. It is
possible to create, delete or change each control. The device may be congured using any A/PL
address already present in the system, or a unique address not used by other devices.
0
2) Non-cyclical self-learning mode M=6
Possible function Value congurator in M
This mode is a variant of the self-learning mode (M=0), in which, however, the keys never
work cyclically.” Therefore, if for example, the ON of an actuator or dimmer is learnt, the
couple of keys is congured automatically to switch on or increase the light intensity level for
the upper key, and switch o or decrease the level of intensity for the lower one.
If, on the other hand, a single function is learnt (e.g. recalling of a scenario), the other key
of the pair remains without function, or retains the previous function. The device may be
congured using any A/PL address already present in the system, or a unique address not
used by other devices.
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Programming the Keys
To associate a dierent control to each key, proceed as follows:
1) Press and release the key on the back, the LEDs come on in succession;
2) Lightly touch the key to be programmed within 20 seconds: he LED will start
ashing, conrming that the programming mode is active;
3) Set up the control you want to associate to the key using the controls and/or
corresponding actuator. The LEDs start ashing in succession
4) You can now repeat 2) and 3) for all keys, even for a key that has already been
associated, in case you want to change it;
5) Press the pushbutton to exit programming, or wait 20 seconds to exit programming
automatically.
Deleting the programming of the keys
1) Press and release the key on the back, the LEDs come on in succession;
2) Within20 secondspressandhold down for4seconds thekeyforwhich programming
is to be cancelled; from now on, no controls will be activated when this key is
pressed, until the key is programmed again.
3) The corresponding LED ashes for 4 seconds in alternative to the others, after which
it will be possible to repeat point 2, to delete other programming sequences;
4) Short press the pushbutton, or wait 20 seconds to automatically exit delete
programming.
NOTE: To cancel the programming of all keys at the same time press and release the
key on the back. The LEDs will come on in succession. Press the pushbutton on the back
again, and hold it down for 10 seconds: all LEDs will ash for about 4 second to conrm
that all programming has been deleted.
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DEL
ART.F420
F420
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HD4657M4 - HC4657M4 - HS4657M4
Cancelling a scenario
1) The scenario module, item F420 must be in conguration mode with self-learning
enabled;
2) Press and release the key on the back, the LEDs come on in succession;
3) Within 20 seconds press and hold down for 4 seconds the key of the scenario to be
cancelled; ;
4) The LEDs for the deleted key of the device will ash for 4 seconds. It is now possible
to repeat the instruction at point 2 to delete other programs. .
5) Briey press the pushbutton, or wait 20 seconds to automatically exit delete
programming mode.
NOTE: the entire memory can only be reset from the scenario module: press and hold
down the“DEL”key for 10 seconds after enabling programming on the scenario module.
The following table shows the correspondence between the number of the scenario saved in the scenario module, and the keys of the control in the possible congurations:
3 module control (6 scenarios)
No. of the key M=1 M=4 M=3
Key 1 Scenario 1 Scenario 7 Scenario 13
Key 2 Scenario 2 Scenario 8 Scenario 14
Key 3 Scenario 3 Scenario 9 Scenario 15
Key 4 Scenario 4 Scenario 10 Scenario 16
Key 5 Scenario 5 Scenario 11
Key 6 Scenario 6 Scenario 12
4 module control (8 scenarios)
No. of the key M=1 M=2
Key 1 Scenario 1 Scenario 9
Key 2 Scenario 2 Scenario 10
Key 3 Scenario 3 Scenario 11
Key 4 Scenario 4 Scenario 12
Key 5 Scenario 5 Scenario 13
Key 6 Scenario 6 Scenario 14
Key 7 Scenario 7 Scenario 15
Key 8 Scenario 8 Scenario 16
Programming a scenario
For the programming of the scenario, the procedure is as follows:
1) The self-learning conguration of the scenario module, item F420, must be enabled
(to do so press the self-learning pushbutton, so that the corresponding LED turns
green; if the LED is red, self-learning is disabled);
2) Press and release the key on the back; the LEDs of the keys enabled and programmed
for the scenario function will ash (1 sec. ON and 1 sec. OFF);
3) Touch the key corresponding to the scenario to be programmed: the LED will start
ashing (upon receiving the update of the scenario module), conrming that
programming mode is active;
4) Set the scenario using the controls and/or actuators;
5) Press the pushbutton to exit programming: the LEDs ash in succession, it is now
possible to repeat points 2, 3 and 4 for all scenarios, including those keys that have
already been associated, if they need changing;
6) Press the pushbutton to exit programming, or wait 20 seconds to exit programming
automatically.
3) Scenario mode M = 1 – 4
Possible function Value congurator in M
This operating mode is useful if the system includes a scenario module, item F420.
The combination is ensured by assigning to both items the same address, identied by
A=0-9 and PL=1-9. The user may create, delete or change the scenarios saved in the
scenario module, and can recall them using the keys. With this procedure it is possible to
save up to 16 scenarios using two 8-key devices or three 6-key devices .
1 – 4
Scenario cancellation
pushbutton
Scenarios/learning
reset LED
Lock/unlock
programming
pushbutton
Programming
status LED
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6) Selecting the intensity of the LEDs
Once the device has been congured, it is possible to adjust the LED intensity by pressing and holding down (t>2 sec.) the pushbutton on the back. The pushbutton operates on 3
intensity levels: starting from the default value (25%), the intensity changes every 2 seconds, showing the 3 levels that can be set, as per the following drawing. To select the desired
level simply release the pushbutton. Using the virtual conguration, the LED intensity may be adjusted to 10 dierent levels.
DEFAULT
0%
40%
25%
If the user has decided that the keys should lit up when pressed (status return), the brightness level will depend on the adjustment of the LEDs as shown below:
LED intensity level status return intensity
25%
40%
0%
65%
70%
20%
HD4657M3 - HC4657M3 - HS4657M3
HD4657M4 - HC4657M4 - HS4657M4
4) Swivelling modes M=0/I; ↑↓; ↑↓M
These modes enable quick installation without the need for learning procedures or scenario modules, allowing control of 4 or 3 consecutive light points or rolling shutters.The A PL
address is the light point or rolling shutter controlled by the rst pair of keys.The subsequent pairs control the subsequent light points or rolling shutters. If the congurators Amb or
Gr are connected to A, in the same way the 4 or 3 pairs of keys control consecutive rooms or groups, starting from the one indicated by the congurator in PL.
NOTE: the maximum value of PL is 6 for the 4 module version, and 7 for the 3 module version.
5) Scenario programmer mode, M=CEN
The association of a scenario congured in the scenario programmer MH200N and the corresponding Nighter &Whice control activation keys, is performed during the programming
of the scenario itself using the softwareTiMH200N.
Possible function Value congurator in M
ON/OFF control: On control using the upper key, OFF control using the lower key.
For point-point controls, the ON/OFF functions are performed by a short pressure, while a
longer pressure will be used for the adjustments; for the other controls only the ON/OFF
functions are performed
0/I
Control (UP-DOWN for rolling shutters): up-down control to end of stroke ↑↓
Monostable control (UP-DOWN for rolling shutters): up and down control for the time the
key is pressed
↑↓M
Possible function Value congurator in M
Always assign to the control a specic A/PL address on the system (not to be used by any other
device installed on the BUS). The A=0, PL=0 conguration cannot be accepted.
This operating mode can only be used if the system includes a scenario programmer
(MH200N).
CEN
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Once the device has been installed, wait two minutes for the self-calibration procedure to be
completed. During this period, controls may be automatically sent to the system.
!
Congurator in the SET socket Behaviour
0• LED on even if the key has not been congured
• No status return
• Fade eect enabled
1• LED on even if the key has not been congured
• No status return
• Fade eect disabled
2• LED on only if the key has been congured (not congured -> LED o)
• No status return
• Fade eect enabled
3• LED on only if the key has been congured (not congured -> LED o)
• No status return
• Fade eect disabled
4• LED on even if the key has not been congured
• Status return enabled
• Fade eect enabled
5• LED on even if the key has not been congured
• Status return enabled
• Fade eect disabled
6• LED on only if the key has been congured (not congured -> LED o)
• Status return enabled
• Fade eect enabled
7• LED on only if the key has been congured (not congured -> LED o)
• Status return enabled
• Fade eect disabled
7) LED display selection mode – SET position
Using the SET congurator it is possible to select:
- if in the idle conditions the unused/not congured LEDs should stay o or on;
- if the LED should come on or not when the corresponding key is pressed (status return); for optimum status return eect, it is recommended that the LED brightness level is kept low.
- if the“fade”eect on the lighting pushbuttons should be enabled or disabled.
HD4657M3 - HC4657M3 - HS4657M3
HD4657M4 - HC4657M4 - HS4657M4
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