Gewiss zigbee CHORUS GWA1531 User manual

MANUAL ZIGBEE CONFIGURATION
BINDING BETWEEN THE GWA1531 ROLLER SHUTTER ACTUATOR AND THE GWA1501
INTERFACE
TECHNICAL MANUAL

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CONTENTS
CONTENTS .............................................................................................................................................................. 3
AIM OF THIS PUBLICATION ................................................................................................................................. 4
ZIGBEE KEY –USEFUL TERMS .......................................................................................................................... 4
TECHNICAL FILES ................................................................................................................................................. 5
DIMENSIONS........................................................................................................................................................... 6
BREAKDOWN OF THE ZIGBEE DEVICES.......................................................................................................... 7
ELECTRIC DIAGRAMS .......................................................................................................................................... 8
CONFIGURATION................................................................................................................................................... 9
CREATING AND JOINING TO THE ZIGBEE NETWORK:.....................................................................................................9
ASSOCIATION BETWEEN DEVICES:................................................................................................................................. 9
ACTUATOR PARAMETERS (GWA1531)............................................................................................................10
HOW TO SET THE DOWNWARD STROKE TIME OF THE ROLLER SHUTTER/VENETIAN BLIND.........................................10
HOW TO SET THE UPWARD STROKE TIME OF THE ROLLER SHUTTER/VENETIAN BLIND............................................... 10
HOW TO SET THE NUMBER OF SLAT REGULATION STEPS WHEN CLOSING THE VENETIAN BLIND................................10
HOW TO SET THE NUMBER OF SLAT REGULATION STEPS WHEN OPENING THE VENETIAN BLIND ...............................11
INTERFACE PARAMETERS (GWA1501): ..........................................................................................................12
INTERFACE (GWA1501) FACTORY RESET......................................................................................................13
ACTUATOR (GWA1531) FACTORY RESET.......................................................................................................13

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AIM OF THIS PUBLICATION
This manual is designed for the installer responsible for configuring the ZigBee system.
It explains how to make the binding between the GWA1531 and GWA1501 devices.
ZIGBEE KEY –USEFUL TERMS
Binding:
The association between an actuator and a sensor in order to carry out a
certain function
Coordinator:
The ZigBee device that carries out the following tasks:
1. Create the ZigBee network
2. Define the optimal frequencies that the network will use
3. Generate the PAN (Personal Area Network)
4. Generate the decoding key used by that specific network
5. Assign a short address to all the devices which are part of that ZigBee
network
6. Transmit the decoding key to those devices
End device:
Battery-controlled ZigBee devices
Joining:
Operation via which a ZigBee device becomes part of a ZigBee network
Permit Join:
Operation via which a ZigBee network coordinator opens that network so that
one ZigBee device or more (not yet part of the network) can become part of it
Router:
Any device of a ZigBee system that is not the coordinator or an end device
(battery-controlled). Router devices forward messages within the ZigBee
network, facilitating communication between devices.

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TECHNICAL FILES
GWA1531
CATEGORY:
Roller shutter actuator
SUPPLY VOLTAGE:
230V AC / 50Hz
MAX.OUTPUT CURRENT:
6A-230V AC (in accordance with 60669-2-1)
MAX.DISPERSIBLE POWER (W):
2.3W
MAX.MOTOR POWER:
500W
OUTPUT POWER:
8 dBm
DEGREE OF PROTECTION:
IP20
OPERATING TEMPERATURE:
[-5°; +45°C]
STORAGE TEMPERATURE:
[-25°; +70°C]
RELATIVE HUMIDITY (NON-CONDENSATIVE):
Max. 93%
DIMENSIONS LX HX D(MM):
42x40x20
COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL:
ZigBee (IEEE 802.15.4)
REFERENCE STANDARDS:
2014/53/EU
GWA1501
CATEGORY:
Contact interface
SUPPLY VOLTAGE:
Battery-controlled
INPUT VOLTAGE:
Potential-free
SUPPLY BATTERIES:
CR2032 replaceable
OUTPUT POWER:
8 dBm
NO.OF INPUT CHANNELS:
2
MAX.CABLE LENGTH:
15m
DEGREE OF PROTECTION:
IP20
STORAGE TEMPERATURE:
[-25°; +70°C]
OPERATING TEMPERATURE:
[-5°; +45°C]
RELATIVE HUMIDITY (NON-CONDENSATIVE):
Max. 93%
DIMENSIONS LX HX D(MM):
42x40x20
COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL:
ZigBee (IEEE 802.15.4)
REFERENCE STANDARDS:
2014/53/EU, EN 60669-2-1, EN 60669-1, ETSI EN
300-328

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DIMENSIONS
GWA1531
GWA1501

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BREAKDOWN OF THE ZIGBEE DEVICES
GWA1501
A1. DIP-switch with 4 one-way switches
A2. Miniature button key for joining functions
A3. Status LED
GWA1531
A1. DIP-switch with 3 one-way switches
A2. Miniature button key for joining functions
A3. Status LED

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ELECTRIC DIAGRAMS
GWA1501
I1. Channel 1 input
C1. Channel 1 common wire
I2. Channel 2 input
C2. Channel 2 common wire
GWA1531
N. Power supply neutral
L. Power supply phase
O▲. NO output with powered contact for the
up movement
O▼. NO output with powered contact for the
down movement
I▲. Local command input for the up movement
I▼. Local command input for the down
movement

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CONFIGURATION
If the ZigBee network hasn't yet been created, proceed as follows:
1. Choose which device will have the role of coordinator
2. Activate the procedure to create the ZigBee network via the coordinator
3. After creating the network, activate Permit Join
4. Power the devices that you want to join to the network (GWA1531 and GWA1501)
5. Make the binding between the GWA1531 and GWA1501 devices
If the ZigBee network has already been created, only the last three points of the list are required:
1. After creating the network, activate Permit Join
2. Power the devices that you want to join to the network (GWA1531 and GWA1501)
3. Make the binding between the GWA1531 and GWA1501 devices
Creating and joining to the ZigBee network:
1. Make sure the actuator is in its factory-set condition (if it isn't, make a factory reset)
2. The LED on the device must have a fixed red light
3. Press the Permit Join activation button key quickly for 3 times. The LED will turn green for a few
seconds and then begin flashing. From this moment, Permit Join is activated for 15 minutes (this
device is now the network coordinator).
4. Make sure the interface is in its factory-set condition (if it isn't, make a factory reset)
5. When the device is powered, a scan will be launched (red LED) to identify an open ZigBee network
6. When the association has been made, the status LED will begin flashing red (or it will switch off)
7. Briefly press the button key of the actuator (network coordinator) to close the network
Association between devices:
1. On the GWA1531 actuator, bring the dip-switches to the positions shown:
The status LED will have a fixed yellow light
2. Press the push-button connected to local input I▲ on the actuator. The status LED will make a
double yellow flash and this will continue cyclically
3. On the GWA1501 interface, bring the dip-switches to the position
4. The status LED will turn yellow
5. Now use the button key connected to the interface that you want to associate (I1 or I2)
6. Repeat the operation from point 2 (always with the input on the actuator) to add the button key not
yet joined (I2) (if present)
7. The identification phase will normally terminate automatically (the LED will have a fixed yellow light
again). If this doesn't happen, wait 3 minutes.
8. Set the dip-switches on the basis of the functions required

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ACTUATOR PARAMETERS (GWA1531)
Shutter
Venetian blind
NB: this setting only takes effect on the local input of the actuator; the setting that will be made on the
interface will in any case be executed by the actuator.
How to set the downward stroke time of the roller shutter/Venetian blind
The downward stroke time can be modified as follows:
1. .Bring the roller shutter/Venetian blind to the completely open position (“fully
up”)
2. Bring the dip-switches to the position shown, to enter downward stroke time configuration mode
3. Briefly press the button connected to the local input I▼ to start the downward stroke time count;
the roller shutter/Venetian blind will begin to move down
4. When the roller shutter/Venetian blind reaches the lower limit switch (completely lowered), briefly
press one of the two push-buttons connected to the local inputs (I▲ or I▼) to stop the descent,
end the count and save the new downward stroke time value
How to set the upward stroke time of the roller shutter/Venetian blind
The upward stroke time can be modified as follows:
1. .Bring the roller shutter/Venetian blind to the completely closed position (“fully down”)
2. Bring the dip-switches to the position shown, to enter upward stroke time
configuration mode
3. Briefly press the push-button connected to the local input I▲ to start the upward stroke time count;
the roller shutter/Venetian blind will begin to move up
4. When the roller shutter/Venetian blind reaches the upper limit switch (completely raised), briefly
press one of the two push-buttons connected to the local inputs (I▲ or I▼) to stop the ascent, end
the count and save the new upward stroke time value
How to set the number of slat regulation steps when closing the Venetian blind
The number of slat regulation steps on closing can be modified as follows:
1. Bring the Venetian blind slats to the completely open position
2. Bring the dip-switches to the position shown, to enter the mode for
configuring the number of slat regulation steps on closing
3. Briefly press the push-button connected to the local input I▼ to perform a slat regulation step on
closing (step duration = 100 ms); repeat the operation until the slats are completely closed
4. Briefly press the push-button connected to the local input I▲ to stop the count and save the new
value of the number of slat regulation steps on closing

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How to set the number of slat regulation steps when opening the Venetian blind
The number of slat regulation steps on opening can be modified as follows:
1. Bring the Venetian blind slats to the completely closed position
2. Bring the dip-switches to the position shown to enter the mode for configuring
the number of slat regulation steps on opening
3. Briefly press the push-button connected to the local input I▲ to perform a slat regulation step on
opening (step duration = 100 ms); repeat the operation until the slats are completely open
4. Briefly press the push-button connected to the local input I▼ to stop the count and save the new
value of the number of slat regulation steps on opening

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INTERFACE PARAMETERS (GWA1501):
POSITION
CHANNEL 1MODE (L1)
CHANNEL 2MODE (L2)
B1
Independent push-button
Independent push-button
B2
Combined push-buttons
Combined push-buttons
B3
One-way switch (toggle)
One-way switch (toggle)
B4
One-way switch (on/off)
One-way switch (on/off)
B5
Scene
Scene
B6
Independent push-button
One-way switch (toggle)
B7
Scene
Independent push-button
B8
Timed push-button
Independent push-button
Depending on the operating mode selected and the actuators associated, the behaviour of each channel
upon the closure/opening of the corresponding input is as follows:
MODE
ASSOCIATION WITH ON/OFF ACTUATOR
Independent push-button
•Long press: up/down movement (reverses the last movement)
•Short press: stop (if movement in progress) or slat regulation (if
Venetian blind actuator)
Combined push-button
•Long press: up movement if channel 1, down movement if channel
2
•Short press: stop (if movement in progress) or slat regulation (if
Venetian blind actuator) on opening on channel 1, on closure on
channel 2
Toggle switch
•Contact closed: no alarm
•Contact open: weather alarm in progress
On/Off switch
•Contact closed: no alarm
•Contact open: weather alarm in progress
Scene
•Long press: scene 1 learning if channel 1 / scene 2 learning if
channel 2
•Short press: scene 1 execution if channel 1 / scene 2 execution if
channel 2
Timed push-button
No compatible function

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INTERFACE (GWA1501) FACTORY RESET
Press and hold the Permit Join activation push-button (A2) for at least 10 seconds. The status
LED will flash red and green alternately for 3 seconds, then become red fixed.
ACTUATOR (GWA1531) FACTORY RESET
Press and hold the Permit Join activation push-button (A2) for at least 10 seconds. The status
LED will flash red and green alternately for 3 seconds, then become red fixed.

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