Busch-jaeger Busch-timer 6455 User manual

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Opera

ting Instructions

Busch

-Timer®

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Comfort timer control element

for blind control

6455

=== En de d er Li st e für T e xt m ar ke Co ver = ==

Operating Instructions

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1Safety....................................................................................................................................................................... 3

2Intended use ............................................................................................................................................................ 3

3Environment............................................................................................................................................................. 3

4Setup and function................................................................................................................................................... 4

4.1 Modules .................................................................................................................................................. 4

4.2 Features of function and equipment........................................................................................................ 4

4.3 Brightness sensor ................................................................................................................................... 5

4.4 Glass break sensor ................................................................................................................................. 5

5Operation ................................................................................................................................................................. 6

5.1 Hints on operation................................................................................................................................... 6

5.2 Key assignment ...................................................................................................................................... 7

5.3 Manual operation .................................................................................................................................... 7

5.4 Display and icons.................................................................................................................................... 8

5.5 Overview of the menu structure .............................................................................................................. 9

5.6 Adjusting the device.............................................................................................................................. 11

5.6.1 Selecting languages.............................................................................................................................. 11

5.6.2 Setting date and time............................................................................................................................ 12

5.6.3 RESET (resetting the device)................................................................................................................ 13

5.7 Operating modes................................................................................................................................... 14

5.7.1 Deleting switching times........................................................................................................................ 15

5.8 Setting switching times.......................................................................................................................... 16

5.8.1 BLOCK programming............................................................................................................................ 16

5.8.2 ASTRO function .................................................................................................................................... 18

5.8.3 Individual switching times...................................................................................................................... 20

5.8.4 Additional switching times..................................................................................................................... 21

5.9 Calling up special functions................................................................................................................... 22

5.9.1 Activating additional switching times..................................................................................................... 22

5.9.2 Return pulse.......................................................................................................................................... 23

5.9.3 Duration of down movement ................................................................................................................. 25

5.9.4 ASTRO blocking time............................................................................................................................ 27

5.9.5 Sensor................................................................................................................................................... 28

5.9.5.1 Sun protection function ......................................................................................................................... 28

5.9.5.2 Twilight function .................................................................................................................................... 29

5.10 Display during mains power failure ....................................................................................................... 30

6Technical data........................................................................................................................................................ 31

7Mounting / Installation............................................................................................................................................ 32

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Operating Instructions

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Safety

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1 Safety

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Warning

Electric voltage!

Risk of death and fire due to electrical voltage of 230 V.

– Work on the 230V supply system may only be performed by authorised electricians!

– Disconnect the mains power supply prior to installation and/or disassembly!

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2 Intended use

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The device is to be used exclusively with the components that are supplied and licensed as described in chapter

"Setup and function".

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3 Environment

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Consider the protection of the environment!

Used electric and electronic devices must not be disposed of with domestic waste.

– The device contains valuable raw materials which can be recycled. Therefore, dispose of the

device at the appropriate collecting depot.

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All packaging materials and devices bear the markings and test seals for proper disposal. Always dispose of the

packaging material and electric devices and their components via the authorized collecting depots and disposal

companies.

The products meet the legal requirements, in particular the laws governing electronic and electrical devices and

the REACH ordinance.

(EU Directive 2002/96/EC WEEE and 2002/95/EC RoHS)

(EU REACH ordinance and law for the implementation of the ordinance (EC) No.1907/2006)

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Operating Instructions

Busch-Timer®

Setup and function

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4 Setup and function

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The timer control element described in these instructions serves for the manual and time-controlled switching of

blinds, roller shutters and awnings. The application "Blind control" is described in the following and the term

"Blind" is used representatively also for roller shutters and awnings.

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4.1 Modules

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The following modules are used for controlling blinds. The device can only be operated with a central cover plate

6435-.... The cover plate is latched onto the control element as a so-called "floating rocker".

6411 U-101

6435-…

6455

Alternative:

6411 U/S-101

6435-…

6455

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4.2 Features of function and equipment

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•With astro program

•Individual astro displacement and astro blocking time

•The shades can be manually operated at any time

•Easy adjustment using menu and text-based display

•Factory-set switching times can be individually adjusted

•Automatic summer/wintertime switch-over

•Switching times/programs are safely stored in the event of a mains power failure

•14 hours power reserve for time and date (maintenance-free as a capacitor)

•Simple toggling between manual / automatic / holiday mode

•Combined with flush-mounted insert 6411 U/S-101, sun protection and twilight function

•Freely adjustable sun protection and twilight function

•freely adjustable running times for shades and ventilation

•Control element is adjustable without flush-mounted insert

•4 switching times per day can be freely adjusted for each day of the week

•Astro switching times and switching times can be combined

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Operating Instructions

Busch-Timer®

Setup and function

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4.3 Brightness sensor

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The connection of brightness sensors makes the automatic

closing of blinds possible as anti

-glare during intense

sunlight or as protection for furnishings.

A brightness sensor can be attached directly to th

e flush-

mounted insert with sensor connection, which is attached

to the pane with the aid of a suction cup. The values at

which a function is triggered can be set individually on the

flush

-mounted insert via a potentiometer and on the

comfort timer control

element in the display, so that the

blind closes at the desired brightness.

If a set brightness is exceeded for a few minutes, the blind

travels down until it covers the sensor. The sensor is then

exposed again as the blind travels briefly up to measure

the current brightness.

If the running time is set so that the sensor cannot be

covered, the blind stops at the set running time. If the

brightness drops below the set value for several minutes,

the blind travels up again. This means that the function

rem

ains independent of whether the brightness sensor is

overridden or not.

Fig. 1: Connected brightness sensor

The sensor can be attached at any position on the

window pane.

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4.4 Glass break sensor

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If the window pane is broken the blind is closed

immediately by the glass break sensor to prevent the living

area from sustaining damage.

The display of the comfort

timer con

trol element indicates the time when the damage

occurred.

The blind can only be raised again manually onsite after

the alarm unit has been triggered. Commands via the

extension unit or automatic switching times of the timer

control element are ignored.

The glass break sensor is attached to the pane by means

of the enclosed double

-sided adhesive tape. For larger

glass areas up to four glass break sensors can be

combined on a single pane and connected to a flush

mounted insert.

Fig. 2: Connected glass break sensor

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Operating Instructions

Busch-Timer®

Operation

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5 Operation

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5.1 Hints on operation

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In the event of a power failure, the internal clock continues to operate for about 14 hours. After this the time and

date have to be reprogrammed. All other data remain saved.

The operating element can be removed from the flush-mounting insert for approximately 20 minutes and adjusted

separately.

A total of 4 switching times per day can be set (switching times plus additional switching times).

The system changes automatically between winter and summer time.

If the display is on --:-- , this can mean the following:

– no time has been set

– the memory is not occupied

– the function is not active

Flashing numbers / values can be changed. If no entry is made, the display switches back to the operating mode

after 1 minute.

The times of the menus BLOCK, ASTRO, INDIVIDUAL can be combined with one another.

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Operating Instructions

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5.2 Key assignment

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Fig. 3: Button assignment of cover pate

Button

Function

In setting mode

Adjusting values

Deleting switching times

Calling up menu level and

switching to setting mode

Return to operating mode

Press all buttons of the

rocker switch simultaneously

for approx. 5 seconds

Blind UP (bright)

Select menu item Adjust values

Blind DOWN (dark)

Confirmation

Select menu

Accept value

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5.3 Manual operation

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Manual operation is always possible. You can control the blind manually as follows:

Button

Function

Actuation

Blind UP (bright) Brief press of the button:

- The blind travels to the top end position

- A renewed brief press of the button stops the blind immediately.

Long button press:

- The blind travels up as long as the button is pressed.

Blind DOWN (dark) Brief press of the button:

- The blind travels to the bottom end position

- A renewed brief press of the button stops the blind immediately.

Long button press:

- The blind travels down as long as the button is pressed.

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Operating Instructions

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5.4 Display and icons

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Fig. 4: Display with symbols

No.

Function

“Automatic” operating mode

"Manual" operating mode

"Holiday" operating mode

Mains power failure

Info line / date

Venetian blind control UP/DOWN

Current weekday

Time / switching time

Sun protection / twilight function

Only in connection with 6411 U/S-101 and sensor

Current actual value of the sensor

Note

If the text is too long for the info line, it will run continuously through the info line.

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Operating Instructions

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5.5 Overview of the menu structure

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Menu items

Indicators

Setting (function)

Language

Country

Select country (language setting).

Switching times

Block

Set switching times for moving the blind up or

down. The same times are taken over for the

days from Monday to Friday.

Mon-Fri UP

Mon–Fri Down

Set switching times for moving the blind up or

down. The same times are taken over for

Saturday and Sunday.

Sat-Sun Up

Sat-Sun Down

Astro

Set a time shift of ±90 minutes. The astro

switching times are pre-programmed; however,

with the shift the switching time can be adapted

to the regional conditions.

Mon-Fri UP

Time shift

Mon–Fri Down

Time shift

Sat-Sun Up

Time shift

Sat-Sun Down

Time shift

Individual

Set the switching times for moving the blind up

or down for each weekday independent of each

other.

Mon UP

Mon Down

Tue Up

Tue Down

Date / Time

Day / Month / Year

Set date.

Hours / Minutes

Set time.

Special

functions

Additional switching

times

-- ON

Set an additional up and down command for

each weekday.

Set the time for moving the blind UP. After the

DOWN movement the return travel pulse

causes the blind to move UP for the set time

(e.g. for slat adjustment).

Return pulse 0 … 255

Duration of down

movement

--:--

Set the down movement to move to an

intermediate position of the blind.

Set blocking time, to limit the set astro times.

Astro blocking time UP: "not rather UP than

...".

Astro blocking time DOWN: "not rather DOWN

than ...".

Astro --:--

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Continuation: Overview of the menu structure

Menu items

Indicators

Setting (function)

Sensor

Sun protection

0 … 9 / -

The menus is only displayed if a sensor has

been connected.

Set the brightness value at which the blind

travels DOWN.

Twilight

0 … 9 / -

Additional

switching times

Mon UP

The menu is only displayed when the additional

switching times have been activated

beforehand under "Special functions".

Set additional switching times for moving the

blind up or down for each weekday

independent of each other.

Mon Down

Tue Up

Tue Down

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