KNX V3000 User manual

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V3000 control timer
Bus
V3000 configuration functions
Commissioning
NA 09.38C
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03-2013
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GENERAL INFORMATION EN-2
KNX BUS EN-2
OPERATING PRINCIPLE EN-2
V3000 in Comfort Mode according to the programmed time schedule EN-2
V3000 in Economy Mode according to the programmed time schedule (e.g. Night-time operation )EN-2
Schematic diagram EN-2
PRELIMINARY CHECKS AND CONFIGURATION OF THE V3000 ON THE BUS EN-2
BASIC SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS EN-3
SCREEN AND BUTTONSEN-3
OPERATING PRINCIPLEEN-4
KNX TIMER EN-4
Main functions EN-4
CONNECTION/INSTALLATIONEN-4
CONNECTION EN-4
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICSEN-5
LANGUAGES AVAILABLE ON THE TIMEREN-5
DIMENSIONAL DRAWINGEN-5
SPARE MEMORYEN-6
MENU OVERVIEWEN-6
FIRST SYSTEM START-UPEN-7
SWITCHING SCHEDULEEN-7
REPROGRAM THE SWITCHING TIMES IN THE P0 DEFAULT PROGRAMMEEN-7
DISPLAY/SET/DELETE SWITCHING TIMESEN-8
CLEAR ALL SWITCHING TIMES FROM THE DEFAULT PROGRAMMEEN-9
SIMULATIONEN-9
TIME/DATE EN-9
MANUAL AND PERMANENT SWITCHINGEN-10
MANUAL EN-10
ADDITIONAL OPTIONS EN-10
CONTENTS

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GENERAL INFORMATION
● The timer enables a series of V3000 controllers available on a KNX line to be controlled in Comfort/Economy Mode, up to a maximum of 60
controllers.
● This timer allows 8 distinct zones to be defined, tagged C1 to C8 (the 60 V3000 controllers must be distributed throughout these 8 zones).
KNX BUS
The bus to be used between the controllers must meet the specifications of a KNX bus and must be supplied by a KNX standardised supply (see
manual N08.51 for the precise definition of this bus)
OPERATING PRINCIPLE
- Each V3000 is controlled by the timer for Comfort or Economy Mode depending on the defined time schedule.
- In local mode, the user has complete control over the running of the comfort unit via the wall-mounted control terminal.
a) V3000 in Comfort Mode according to the time schedule:
● The user can stop his comfort unit by using the local terminal: Stop button corresponding to a frost protection mode (configurable*)
● the comfort unit will restart in Comfort Mode the next time it receives the Comfort command signal from the timer or if the local terminal is
activated.
b) V3000 in Economy Mode according to the time schedule (e.g. Night-time operation):
● The user can restart his comfort unit by using the local terminal
● The comfort unit stops either when the wall-mounted terminal is activated or automatically if local action is set to a timer (configuration of
standby button on the local terminal *)
* Configuration: see manual V3000 N08-35:
P47: operating mode activated by standby button on P48 terminal: Comfort override time delay
These settings are accessed using a CIAT display terminal. Procedure according to manual N08-35A.
- it is necessary to configure the devices operating as Master/Slave; refer to the procedure described in system start-up manual N08-35A.
The timer is configured in the factory and already has an address on the bus.
Schematic diagram:
Example of an installation with 3 zones
Note:
- The timer is supplied automatically by the bus
- Max 60 V3000 on the line
- KNX 320mA supply
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Zone 3
Zone 2
Zone 1
KNX cable
4-channel KNX
timer
KNX 230V/29V
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PRELIMINARY CHECKS AND CONFIGURATION OF THE V3000 ON THE BUS
Before configuring the timer on the bus, it is important:
- to check that all of the controllers are correctly connected to the bus and that it is supplied by the KNX supply.
- to configure the V3000 to define which zones they belong to by setting the P01 on each V3000 with:
P01=1 for all V3000 in zone 1
P01=2 for all V3000 in zone 2
P01=3 for all V3000 in zone 3
P01=4 for all V3000 in zone 4
P01=5 for all V3000 in zone 5
P01=6 for all V3000 in zone 6
P01=7 for all V3000 in zone 7
P01=8 for all V3000 in zone 8
BASIC SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING
Danger of death by electrocution or fire.
¾Only specialist electricians are authorised to carry out installation.
● The unit is designed for installation on a DIN rail (as per EN 60715), and corresponds to the type 1 STU as per IEC/EN60730-2-7 resp.
60730-1
● To correctly install bus cables and start up the equipment, comply with the instructions in standard EN50428 relating to switches and
associated devices for use in home and building electronic systems. Any work or other modifications carried out on the device will result in
the loss of all warranty rights.
Intended use
● The device is only designed for use in enclosed, dry locations; the sensor is installed outside
Disposal
● Dispose of the device and its batteries separately, as per environmental protection directives.
SCREEN AND BUTTONS
¾MENU
– Activate display
– Open menu
– Cancel menu
– ESC
(back one step)
Programme display
Programmed switching
schedule
Day and date display
Channel status
ON
OFF
Display of active buttons with the
different functions
top2 RC-DCF or GPS antenna
connection dis
p
la
y
Time display
Day of the week (1 - 7)
Astro programme display
OBELISK top2
interface
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OK
– Save selection
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Confirm selection
The possible options are displayed

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OPERATING PRINCIPLE
KNX TIMER
Main functions
- 8-channel yearly timer switch (corresponding to the 8 zones defined above)
- Daily/weekly/yearly/holiday programme
- Timer backup using lithium battery (supplied).
N.B. as the timer has a battery backup, when the installation is subjected to a power cut, it will resume control of the V3000 no more than 3 min after
the power supply is restored.
CONNECTION/INSTALLATION
Warning
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4Danger of death, risk of electrocution
¾Only specialist electricians are authorised to carry out
installation
¾Switch off the power
¾Cover or protect live parts in the vicinity.
¾Take measures to prevent unwanted startups
¾Check that the power is off
¾Ground and short circuit
¾Comply with SELV on the data bus
CONNECTION
TR648 top2 RC KNX
¾Supply from KNX bus
Note: observe the polarity of the KNX bus
19 18 17 16 15
1. Read text lines
The text represents a question
1. Make a decision
YES
Confirmation
Press OK
NO
Set/
change

press
45° cable
Spring
terminal
Opening
contact
spring
terminal
Control
p
oint

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TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Operating voltage Self-powered on the KNX bus
Operating consumption typ. 1 W
Standby consumption 0.8 W min.
Data output SELV (Safety Extra-Low Voltage)
Connection type Terminal block for KNX bus
Authorised ambient temperature -5°C...+45°C
Protection class II as per EN 60 730-1 in case of correct
installation
Degree of protection IP 20 as per EN60529
Operating accuracy ≤± 0.5 s/day at 25°C
Power reserve 8 years (lithium battery) at +20°C
Pollution degree 2
Rated impulse withstand voltage 4kV
Maximum cable cross-section 2.5mm²
KNX operating voltage Bus voltage
Bus ≤10 mA
Bus cable length See KNX specifications
LANGUAGES AVAILABLE ON THE TIMER
- French
- English
- German
- Italian
- Spanish
- Portuguese
- Dutch
- Polish
- Norwegian
- Swedish
- Danish
DIMENSIONAL DRAWING

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SPARE MEMORY
If there is a power cut, the memory reserve ensures that the current time is saved (for approx. 1.5 years). Even with no current and a drained
battery, the switching times will still be memorised.
MENU OVERVIEW
PROGRAMME
SELECT CHANNEL
C1
P0 STANDARD
PROGRAMME
NEW
CHECK -SET -
CLEAR
CLEAR
P0 ALL
SPECIAL
PROGRAMME
SIMULATION
SELECT CHANNEL
C1
START OF YEAR
2012
27 01 2012
START OF MONTH
27 01 2012
START OF DAY
27 01 2012
PULSE
END
NEXT
TIME/DATE
TIME
DATE
SUMMER/WINTER
RULE
NUMBER FOR
DAY OF THE
WEEK
DATE FORMAT
NEXT
EASTER RULE
END
MANUAL
SELECT CHANNEL
C1
PERMANENT ON
PERMANENT OFF
MANUAL ON
SHORT
SWITCHING
TIME DELAY
HOLIDAY
RANDOM
A
CTIVATE
SPECIAL
PROGRAMME
END
OPTIONS
A
STRO
OPERATING
HOURS COUNTER
LANGUAGE
PIN
BACKLIGHTING
FACTORY
SETTING
INFO
END

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FIRST SYSTEM START-UP
Set the date, time and rule applicable to the summer/winter time
¾Press any button and follow the instructions displayed on the screen
SWITCHING TIMES SCHEDULE
A switching schedule can be programmed and switched for each channel as required
Switching schedule function
¾1 Default programme P0 (Weekly programme with switching schedule, pulse and cycle lengths)
¾16 Special programme not used here
14 special programmes (P1 to P14) (weekly programme with switching schedules, pulse and cycle lengths) with different adjustable date
ranges (fixed date range, date depending on Easter, etc.), with P15 special programme (fixed ON) and P16 special programme (fixed OFF)
(with adjustable date ranges) (see manufacturer's specific manuals).
REPROGRAMMING THE SWITCHING SCHEDULE IN THE P0 DEFAULT PROGRAMME
Example: Comfort units operating in Comfort/Eco mode from Monday to Friday, from 07:30 to 18:00
¾Press MENU. PROGRAMME appears.
¾Press OK to confirm. SELECT CHANNEL appears.
¾Confirm CHANNEL 1 by pressing OK. P0 STANDARD PROGRAMME appears.
¾Press OK to confirm. NEW appears.
¾Press OK to confirm. SWITCHING TIME appears.
¾Press OK to confirm. Select ON (for startup durations).
¾Press OK to confirm. SET TIME appears.
¾Use the + and – buttons to enter the hours and minutes, (07:30) and press OK to confirm.
EVERY DAY appears. Use to select MONDAY.
¾Press OK to confirm. COPY appears.
¾Confirm with OK. ADD TUESDAY appears.
¾Press OK to confirm and OK again to set the days (Wednesday, Thursday, Friday).
¾Continue with until MEMORISE appears. Press OK to confirm.
¾Repeat all the steps for the deactivation schedule, but press to select OFF instead of ON, and enter 18:00 for the hours and minutes.
OR
ENGLISH
DATE FORMAT
SET YEAR
2012
21 01 2012
MONTH
21 01 2012
DAY
TIME FORMAT
24 HOURS
SET HOURS
SET MINUTES
SUMMER
WINTER
EUROPE
OR
SUMMER/WINTER
WESTERN
EUROPE
SUMMER/WINTER
EASTERN
EUROPE
SUMMER WINTER
CANADA
SUMMER WINTER
USA
SUMMER WINTER
NEW ZEALAND
SPEC RULE FOR
SUMMER/WINTER
TIME CHANGE
NO
SUMMER/WINTER
SWITCH

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DISPLAY/SET/DELETE SWITCHING TIMES
¾Press MENU. PROGRAMME appears.
¾Press OK to confirm.
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¾Confirm CHANNEL 1by pressing OK.
¾Confirm P0 STANDARD
PROGRAMME by pressing OK.
¾Select using
CHECK -SET -CLEAR
¾Press OK to confirm.
¾Confirm SWITCHING TIME by pressing
OK. The first switching schedule
entered is displayed.
¾Press OK to confirm. NEXT appears.
Setting or deleting certain switching schedules
¾Use to select SET (or CLEAR).
¾Press OK to confirm. CHANGE HOURS appears.
¾Use the + and – buttons to set the hours and minutes, and press OK to confirm.
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PROGRAMME
SELECT CHANNEL
STANDARD
PROGRAMME
NEW
SWITCHING TIME
ON
SET HOURS
SET MINUTES
EVERY DAY
SPECIAL
PROGRAMME 1
SPECIAL
PROGRAMME 2
CYCLE
CLEAR
MONDAY
COPY
A
DD TUESDAY
MENU
PULSE
MEMORISE
MEMORISE
SAVED
TUESDAY
SAVED
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ON 07:30
PROGRAMME
SELECT CHANNEL
STANDARD
PROGRAMME
NEW
MENU
CHECK SET
CLEAR
CLEAR p0 ALL
SWITCHING TIME
MONDAY SWITCHING
TIME
NEXT
TUESDAY
SWITCHING TIME
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SET
CLEAR
CHANGE HOURS CLEAR ALL
CHANGE
MINUTES
CLEAR
CLEAR CHANGE ALL

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CLEAR ALL SWITCHING TIMES FROM THE DEFAULT PROGRAMME
¾Press MENU. PROGRAMME appears.
¾Press OK to confirm.
¾Confirm CHANNEL 1 by pressing OK.
P0 STANDARD PROGRAMME
appears.
¾Press OK to confirm.
¾Use to select CLEAR P0 ALL.
¾Press OK to confirm. CONFIRM CLEAR appears.
¾Press OK to confirm. CLEAR appears.
SIMULATION
The simulation is a complete, channel-specific check. All switching operations entered in a channel (default and special programmes, switching
schedule, pulse and cycle programme) are displayed in chronological order of execution.
¾Press MENU, then use to select SIMULATION and follow the instructions on the screen to open all the executed switching operations.
TIME/DATE
In the TIME/DATE menu, the TIME, DATE, SUMMER/WINTER RULE, DAY OF WEEK NUMBER, EASTER RULE, etc. can be entered/set in
the sub-menus.
¾ Press MENU then use to select DATE/TIME and follow the instructions on the screen.
PROGRAMME
SELECT CHANNEL
STANDARD
PROGRAMME
NEW
MENU
CHECK SET
CLEAR
CLEAR p0 ALL
CONFIRM CLEAR
CLEAR
PROGRAMME
SIMULATION
SELECT CHANNEL
START OF YEAR
2012
21 01 2012
START OF MONTH
NEXT
MENU
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1. Switching
21 01 2012
START OF DAY
21 01 2012
SWITCHING TIME
10:00
TIME/DATE
TIME
SET HOURS
10:00
SET MINUTES
10:15
MENU
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DATE
YEAR
2012
21 01 2012
MONTH
01
21 01 2012
DAY
21.01
SUMMER/WINTER
RULE
SUMMER/WINTER
EUROPE
SUMMER/WINTER
WESTERN
EUROPE
DAY OF THE
WEEK NO.
FRIDAY
DAY 5
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
FRIDAY
DAY 6
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
DATE FORMAT
31 12 2012
12/31/2012
2012-12-31
TIME FORMAT
24-HOUR TIME
FORMAT
12-HOUR TIME
FORMAT
EASTER RULE
STANDARD
ORTHODOX
CHURCH