IPAS PowerBlock o8 Service manual

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Operating and mounting instructions
PowerBlock o16
Order number: 77024-180-02
General usage
Power Block series consists of 4 different devices types. It can be
installed in a standard distribution board.
•only 4 DIN Rail modules for 4 outputs and 6 inputs
•only 4 DIN Rail modules for 8 outputs (Binary/Shutter/Blind)
•only 8 DIN Rail modules for 16 outputs (Binary/Shutter/Blind)
A brief overview of the functionality is given in the following table:
Device type and accessories
At present the following device types are available in the PowerBlock
control group:
Product
Description
Order number:
PowerBlock o8
8 capacitive outputs
77024-180-01
PowerBlock o8m
8 capacitive outputs
77024-180-04
PowerBlock o16
16 capacitive outputs
77024-180-02
PowerBlock o16m
16 capacitive outputs
77024-180-05
PowerBlock io64
4 capacitive outputs +
6 analog / digital inputs
77024-180-03
InBlock i8HV
8 x 230VAC inputs
77024-180-30
Scope of delivery
The following individual components are included in the delivery of the
PowerBlock device:
- Complete device with connected bus connector
- Operating and mounting instructions
- 1x heat shrinkable tubing 1.2 x 2cm for additional insulation
of the bus cable
- Delivered in break-proof individual packaging
Application programs
The following application programs are currently available for the
PowerBlock device:
- 77014-PowerBlock o16-11-0111
Installation device
Risk of death by electric shock.
•The device is intended for interior installation in dry rooms.
•The device must only be installed and commissioned by an
accredited electrical engineer.
•When planning and construction of electrical installations, the
national guidelines, rules and regulations of the country in quest-
ions are to be obeyed, as well as all current KNX guide lines.
•For the installation the device must be switched to zero potential.
•The device must not be opened.
•Any faulty devices are to be sent together with a return delivery
to the manufacturer.
Technical data
POWER AND OUTPUTS SPECIFICATIONS
Power supply
Supply Voltage:
Max. Consumption:
Additional power
supply:
21..30VDC
9,4mA
No
Number of
outputs
Contacts:
16 Dry contact
(potential-free)
Output
configuration
Up to 16 outputs / Up to 8
channels
Output nominal
values
AC rated current /
voltage:
DC rated current /
voltage:
16A / 250VAC 50/60Hz
C-Loads max. = 140 µF
16A / 30VAC
Device nominal
values
Current / Voltage:
16A /250VAC per Output
Phases switching
distribution
1 independent phase
allowed per output
Output life
expectance
Mechanical:
Electrical:
 operations (at 60
times/min)
 cycles with
resistive load at
maximal current
Connections
KNX bus connection
terminal:
Terminal screw block:
Tightening torque for
terminal screw:
0,8 mm Ø solid
Max. 6 mm Ø solid
Maximum 0.6 Nm
GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
Control and
display elements
Programming button:
LED, red:
16 x buttons: (for
manual channels
control)
16 x LEDs, red:
To assign the physical
address.
Displays addressing mode
To switch On/Off outputs /
Move Up/Down channels
To display actual
outputs/channels status
Outputs
BINARY ( POWER LEDs
SUPPORTED)
SHUTTER / BLIND
Bus failure
Bus failure
Central ON/OFF
Counters
Scenes
Timers
Alarms
Disable function
Manual control
Scenes
Presets
Alarms
Disable function
Manual control
ADVANCED FUNCTIONS
Analog & digital alarms
Logic functions
Scene controller
Timers (with cyclic sending of
time remaining
Overwrite end user parameters
Advanced scene controller
Setpoints
Behavior at bus recovery DPTs obj

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Mechanical data
REG casing 8TE:
Width:
Hight:
Lenght:
Weight
Mounting:
Plastic ABS –V0
144 mm
58 mm
90 mm
235 g
35 mm DIN rail
Electrical safety
Pollution class:
Protection type:*
Protection class:**
Overvoltage category:
KNX Bus:
2
IP20
III
III
SELV DC 30V
EMC
requirements
Complies with:
EMC directive 2014/30/EU
Environmental
conditions
Weather resistance:
Environmental con-
ditions in operation:
Storage emperature:
Transportation
temperature:
Rel. humidity:
(non condensing)
EN 50090-2-2
-5°C to +45°C
-25°C to +55°C
-25°C to +70°C
5 % to 93 %
Certification CE-
Signage
KNX registered:
According to EMC-
Guidelines:
Yes
(Residential and
commercial buildings),
Low Voltage guidelines
* (according to EN 60529); ** (according to IEC 1140)
Location and function of the LEDs and control elements
1: KNX bus connector
2: Programming button
3: Programming LED
4: SD card slot (only for internal use)
5: Outputs connector: Channel A, B, C, D
6.1: Manual control (See Annex 1)
Blind channel:
- Long press: Move Up (LED blinks while moving)
- Short press: Stop/Step
Binary channel:
- Short press: Output toggles to ON/OFF
6.2: Manual control (See Annex 1)
Blind channel:
- Long press: Move Down (LED blinks while moving)
- Short press: Stop/Step
Binary channel:
- Short press: Output toggles to ON/OFF
7.1: LED output/channel status
Binary channel LED ON = Output ON, LED OFF = Output OFF /
Shutter: LED blinks while moving UP
7.2: LED output/channel status
Binary channel LED ON = Output ON, LED OFF = Output OFF /
Shutter: LED blinks while moving DOWN
8: Outputs connector: Channel E, F, G, H
Mounting and wiring
As an REG device, the Power Block series are suitable for mounting in
distribution boxes on 35 mm DIN rails and wall boxes.
To mount the device, it must be angled to slide onto the DIN rail from
above and then locked into place with a downward movement.
Please make sure that the security latch at the bottom side of the
device snaps into place and that the device is firmly attached to the
rail. To dismount the device, the security latch can be pulled
downwards with a suitable tool and then the device can be removed
from the rail.
After the device has been inserted, the cables for the Outputs should
be attached to the upper and lower connectors. However, please make
sure that these are labelled clearly.
To connect the KNX cable, a standard bus connector is plugged into
the respective entry on the device. Please make sure that there is
double basic insulation between the KNX installation and the power
supply. To do so, please insulate the wires of the KNX cable up to the
bus connector with the enclosed shrinkable tubing.
Please make sure that the cables are laid in a way that ensures
sufficient distance between the inputs and outputs cables.
5
4
6.2
2
1
3
8
144mm / 8 DIN RAIL
7.1
7.2
6.1

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OUTPUT SCHEMATIC
Each channel can be configured to be used as 2 binary outputs or as
one blind channel. Each output can be powered by an independent
phase. The example circuit diagram uses 1 phase for the output
channels A and B.
ANNEX 1: Manual Control
The Power Block actuator has 2 push buttons and 2 status LEDs for
each channel on the front side. These buttons can be activated to
control each and every channel/output individually if you select “yes” in
the relevant parameter options in Binary outputs and/or Shutter/Blinds.
The LEDs are arranged in two rows, whereas the LEDs represent:
For Binary outputs
•The top row: channels A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, C2, D1, D2
•The bottom row: channels E1, E2, F1, F2, G1, G2, H1, H2
For Shutter/blinds:
•The top row: channel's first relay A1->UP,
A2->DOWN, B1-UP, etc.
•The bottom row: channel's second relay C1->UP,
C2-> DOWN, D1-> UP, etc.
MANUAL CONTROL –PARAMETER
The Parameter Mode allows you to control all the channels of the
actuator as configured in the ETS. The Action simulates a telegram
received at the switching object of the selected channel.
BINÄRY
SHUTTER/BLIND
Press action: Sends Toggle
ON/OFF command “0/1” to the
“Switching” object.
.
LED = ON (indicates
channel status)
LED = OFF (indicates
channel status)
Long press action (Channel
output 1):
Sends a UP command “0” to the
“Move” object.
Long press action (Channel
output 2):
Sends a DOWN command “1” to
the “Move” object.
Short press action (any output)
(while shutter/blind is moving) of
same button:
Sends a Stop command to the
“Stop…” object.
LED blinks while moving
UP/DOWN during parameterized
time.
MANUAL CONTROL –TEST
The Test Mode allows you to test all the loads/wiring connected to the
channels. It is independent from the ETS configuration of the actuator
(since the “Manual Control / Param mode + Test mode” is a default
option, you can use the Test mode even before programming the
actuator).
Important note: Should a blind/shutter be connected to a channel, the
2 channels may never be closed at the same time. Therefore, even in
Test mode, if the channel is configured as a blind, this safety measure
is implemented. For this reason, it is better to first commission the
OUTPUT: CHANNEL TYPE SELECTION before using the Test mode.
To change into the test mode, any button can be used depending of
the channel configuration:
- If “Binary” or ”Fan Coil” channel is configured: Press any button for
at least 500ms
- If “Blind” channel is configured: Press the two buttons of any channel
at the same time for at least 500ms
To change back to the normal “Parameter Mode” the same procedure
should be repeated. Be aware by changing back to “Parameter Mode”
the device will restart. Also after the device has restarted and if the
channel is configured to be a blind channel, it will do a calibration
movement on the first movement command.
In order to indicate that the actuator is in Manual Control / Test
Mode, the LED of the selected channel is continuously making a short
blinking action every second; no matter whether the channel is ON
(LED ON) or OFF (LED OFF).
The Action switches/moves the channel, as you can see in the table
below:
BINÄRY
JALOUSIEN/BLENDE
Press action: Sends toggle
ON/OFF command to the relay
(ON = Contact closed / OFF =
Contact open)
LED = ON (indicates
channel status)
LED = OFF (indicates
channel status)
Rising edge press action
(Channel X): Contact closed
Falling edge press action
(Channel X): Contact open
LED = ON (indicates
channel status)
LED = OFF (indicates
channel status)