hager domovea User manual

tebis
domovea
touch panel

Date : 20/09/2012
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User manual
CONTENTS
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1. INTRODUCTION...................................................................................................................................................3
1.1 OVERVIEW...............................................................................................................................................................3
1.2 DESCRIPTION...........................................................................................................................................................3
1.3 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS .............................................................................................................................................3
1.4 START-UP ...............................................................................................................................................................4
1.5 HOME PAGE.............................................................................................................................................................5
2. USE.......................................................................................................................................................................7
2.1 DASHBOARD VIEW ....................................................................................................................................................7
2.2 GROUPS VIEW..........................................................................................................................................................8
2.3 SEQUENCES VIEW ....................................................................................................................................................9
2.4 CAMERAS VIEW......................................................................................................................................................10
2.5 FAVORITES VIEW ....................................................................................................................................................10
2.6 DISPLAY AND FILTER...............................................................................................................................................10
2.7 FAVORITES............................................................................................................................................................11
3. CUSTOMISATION AND PARAMETER SETTING .............................................................................................12
3.1 STANDBY MODE .....................................................................................................................................................12
3.2 PARAMETERS ........................................................................................................................................................12
3.2.1 Configuration of the screen........................................................................................................................13
3.2.2 Audio management....................................................................................................................................13
3.2.3 Screen........................................................................................................................................................14
3.2.4 Profile.........................................................................................................................................................14
3.2.5 Journal.......................................................................................................................................................16
3.2.6 Network – Server settings..........................................................................................................................17
3.2.7 About..........................................................................................................................................................17
3.3 CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE..................................................................................................................................18
3.4 EXITING THE PROGRAM...........................................................................................................................................18

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1. INTRODUCTION
1.1 Overview
domovea touch panel is a control and visualisation device for KNX installations. It is used to access all of the
home automation functions of the house. All the functions described in the domovea software suite are accessible
from this touch panel.
The various pages have been programmed by your installer and will hence differ from the views described in this
document.
1.2 Description
(1) : Touch panel surface
(2) : Loudspeaker
(3) : Microphone
(4) : Movement sensor
(5) : Indicator LED
(6) : USB port
(7) : Reset
(8) : On/Off
(9) : Temperature sensor
1.3 Safety instructions
The device must only be installed by a qualified electrician in accordance with the installation standards in force in
your country. Do not install this module outside the building.
Do not use sharp or pointed objects (such as pencils, pens, etc.) to control the device. This may damage the touch
surface.
Do not use acid products or solvents for cleaning. This may damage the device.
Use only a clean, soft, dry cloth for cleaning the touch screen (see section 3.3).
The connector on the front of the panel is for USB keys only.
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1.4 Start-up
On power up, the domovea touch panel starts automatically. The IP address is configured through dynamic
addressing (DHCP) allowing automatic connection to the network.
It also automatically detects the presence of the domovea server on the network and connects to it.
Nevertheless, it may be that this connection is not made. In this case, the view below appears:
This view is used to:
- Select the domovea server to which you wish to connect
(see below).
- Access the parameter setting menu by clicking on
(see section 3).
- Select the language by clicking on .
- Switch off the system by clicking on .
Selecting the domovea server:
Click on the bar to display the list of domovea servers available on
the network. Select the server to start up the application.
Click on to search for the servers available on the network.
When you click on , a keyboard appears. Enter the name or
IP address of the server, if it has not been automatically detected.
Click 'connect' to start the application or to return to the
previous view.

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1.5 Home page
The general functions for your installation are accessible from the dashboard.
General bar
: Temperature sensor
During configuration of your system, you can display a temperature and define the source of this measurement
(internal thermostat or weather station) depending on which products are installed.
: Date and time display
During configuration of your system, when entering the settings, you can select the time zone, confirm
automatic daylight saving time adjustment and synchronise the clock with a time server.
: Connection indicator LED
If your domovea touch panel loses its connection with the KNX bus, this indicator LED switches to red. When
this happens, no communication is possible between the bus and touch panel.
Navigation bar
: Back arrow
Each time you press on this symbol, you will be returned to the previous view.
: Shortcut
These buttons provide a quick link to another view. The shortcut destination depends on the view from which you
execute the command.
From the dashboard you will go to the group view.
From the group view you will go to the general control for the house.
General bar
Navigation bar
Dashboard

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: Access to the parameter setting menu
Quick links to the views:
Select ‘dashboard’ view Select ‘sequences’ view
Select ‘devices’ view Select ‘cameras’ view
Select ‘favorites’ view
The dashboard functions will be described in detail in the following section.

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2. USE
2.1 Dashboard view
This view is used to enter the general commands for your
installation.
By clicking in a frame (lights, shutters, etc.), without
sending a command, you go to a view showing all the
devices in a given category.
Details of the commands available:
Screen Function Clicking on the symbol:
Switching on or off all of the
lights in your installation Displays all of the lighting devices in your installation
Moving up or down all of the
shutters and blinds in your
installation
Displays all of the shutter
and blind devices in your
installation
Selecting the heating mode Displays all of the heating
and air conditioning
thermostat devices in your
installation
Displaying the list of active
scenes. Displays the scenes' programming schedule.
Alternating display of the
various thermostat and
weather station devices.
Displays details of the
selected device.
Displaying the current Home
Status Displays the Home Status menu in order to make
changes.
Displaying the date and time:
Depending on the parameter
settings, the date and time
may be synchronised with an
Internet time-server.
Clicking on the date:
Displays the scheduler for
programming the sequences.

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2.2 Groups view
This view is used to browse your installation via the
groups, usually corresponding to the rooms of your
residence.
An example of the ‘Lounge’ device group
In this example, it is possible to turn on or off all of the lights in the lounge, or to raise
or lower all of the shutters with a single command.
The icon designates a group of devices.
By clicking on a group, without sending a command, a detailed view of all the devices in that group can be accessed.
This view contains all the devices present in a
group.
Comment: A device group may also contain a set of
groups.
By clicking on the device, without sending a command, you access the advanced functions.
This device is used to turn lighting on or off, as well as to adjust
the light intensity by clicking on the bar chart or by selecting the
preset levels.

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2.3 Sequences view
This view is used to visualise the various
sequences programmed on your system by your
installer.
In the adjacent example, we have programmed a
simple sequence (Leave on holiday) and an
automatic sequence (Leave for Work)
A sequence is a list of actions to be carried out on
one or more items in your electrical installation.
These actions can be carried out in response to
various events, such as a date, exertion of pressure
on your touch screen or a KNX bus event.
The ‘Leave for Work’ example sequence
Action to take: Turn off all the lights and close all the shutters and blinds.
Trigger: Manual button push or automatic start-up, depending on the programming.
Automation: Start the sequence at 09:00 every day, except Saturday and Sunday.
All of these parameters have been programmed by your installer during commissioning.
By clicking on the device you will obtain the view below.
You can start the scenario manually or stop it during
execution using the 'launch' and 'stop' buttons.
You can visualise the next events in the sequence and
inhibit the trigger ( ). This inhibition will remain
active until automatic mode is restored.
Programming:
By clicking on the ‘Programmation’ button, you can modify the existing timer triggers or add new ones.
To modify an existing trigger, click in the trigger
selection box (New Programmation) and select the
previously created trigger.
You will see the characteristic elements of the trigger.
You can, for example, modify the ‘Start time’ object, by
adjusting the desired time.
Click on 'apply' to confirm the changes.

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2.4 Cameras view
This view is used to visualise all of the cameras
configured in your system.
By clicking on a device, you access the view below
to display the image from the camera.
: switches to full-screen display of the image
: captures an image of the screen
2.5 Favorites view
This view displays all of your favorite devices.
(See section 2.7 for parameter setting of the
favorites).
2.6 Display and filter
On certain views, an arrow will appear at the bottom of the screen
allowing access to the view shown here. This gives you the
possibility to adjust the type of display and to create a filter for
visualising one or more device types.