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TECHNICAL SHEETS
1
D45 System
D45 to 2 WIRE interface
Description
D45 System switch over interface through which we can install (inside the apartment)
the BTicino 2WIRE door entry system. Interface allow to integrate and combine 2 WIRE
and home automation systems in order to create 2 wire technology risers and install the
BTicino enhanced colour video handsets. DIN rail installation.
346858
Legend
1. INT connection, is the device external communication port. Connect to BTicino 2
WIRE system plant (inside the apartment)
2. S1 internal status LED indicator. LED ON = internal end engaged
3. S2 external status LED indicator. LED ON = external end engaged
4. Power supply status LED indicator. Red LED ON = power supply ON
5. Phisical configurators socket
6. Serial interface connector
7. RJ45 connector for D45 System connection
NOTE : during communication,both S1 and S2 LEDs will flash.
Technical data
Power supply: 30 Vdc
Stand by absorption: ≤ 1 mA @ 30 V
Max. operating absorption: ≤ 20 mA @30V
Operating temperature: (-10)-(+40)°C
346858
INT
EXT
346858
INT
EXT
2
6 5
4
3
1
7
Dimensional data
346858
INT
EXT
72 mm
59,5 mm
105 mm
94 mm
31 mm
BT00454-a-UK
Front view
2
TECHNICAL SHEETS
346858
Configuration
CF1 CF2 CF3 CF4 CF5 CF6 CF7
F I #I MC
Two different configuration modes available for device :
- Simple configuration (MODE 1)
- Flexible configuration (MODE 2)
Configuration examples:
FF II = number of the indoor unit (FF refers to the first two places of the IP number and
II refers to the last two places, namely the room number at the floor).
Example 1
If the unit building relevant to 346858 has 18 floors, 4 households at each floor,
then D45 system can adopt MODE 1 for the system configuration. When the
346858 floor is 17/F and the second household, then its configuration can be
made like follows :
Example 2
If the unit building relevant to 346858 has 28 floors, 3 households at each floor,
then D45 system can adopt MODE 2 for the system configuration.When the 346858
floor is 10/F and the first household, then its configuration can be made like
follows :
CONFIGURATION
PLACE
SIMPLE CONFIGURATION
MODE 1
CF1 FF=17
CF2
CF3 II=02
CF4
CF5 Default 04, no need to set
CF6
CF7 No need to set, relying on the setting of the Riser shunt
CONFIGURATION
PLACE
SIMPLE CONFIGURATION
MODE 1
FLEXIBLE CONFIGURATION
MODE 2
CF1 FF= the oor number relevant
to the HANDSET (01≤FF≤20)
FF= the oor number relevant to the
IP (01≤FF≤99)
CF2
CF3 II=the room number relevant
to the IP oor (01≤II≤04)
II=the room number relevant to the
IP oor (01≤II≤#II)
CF4
CF5 #II (Mode 1, default 04, no
need to set)
#II=household number of the unit
(01≤#II≤99)
CF6
CF7 MC (no need to set, relying on
the setting of the Riser shunt)
MC (no need to set, relying on the
setting of the Riser shunt)
CONFIGURATION
PLACE
FLEXIBLE CONFIGURATION
MODE 2
CF1 FF=10
CF2
CF3 II=01
CF4
CF5 #II=03
CF6
CF7 No need to set, relying on the setting of the Riser shunt
BT00454-a-UK