LEGRAND KNX modular dimmer Instruction Manual

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Technical data sheet: S000094312EN-1 Updated: Created: 20/09/2017
Cat. No(s): 0 026 54
KNX modular dimmer 2 x 300W
CONTENTS PAGE
1. Use .............................................................................................................................2
2. Technical characteristics .........................................................................................................2
2.1 Electrical characteristics .....................................................................................................................2
2.2 Mechanical characteristics ...................................................................................................................2
2.3 Climate characteristics.......................................................................................................................2
2.4 NFC characteristics ..........................................................................................................................2
3. Dimensions .....................................................................................................................2
4. Connection......................................................................................................................2
4.1 Single-phase wiring .........................................................................................................................2
5. Operation .......................................................................................................................3
5.1 Description of the device ....................................................................................................................3
5.1.1 Description of push-buttons ...............................................................................................................3
5.1.2 Description of LED flashing ................................................................................................................3
5.2 Load teach phase............................................................................................................................3
5.3 Manual mode ...............................................................................................................................4
5.4 NFC settings ................................................................................................................................4
5.4.1 Channel configuration .....................................................................................................................5
5.4.2 Load settings ..............................................................................................................................5
5.4.3 Scene settings ............................................................................................................................5
6. Standards ......................................................................................................................5
7. Communication objects ..........................................................................................................6
7.1 List of objects ...............................................................................................................................6
7.2 "General” parameter .........................................................................................................................6
7.3 Channel 1 and 2 parameters .................................................................................................................6
7.3.1 "General”parameters ......................................................................................................................6
7.3.2 "Use timer” parameter .....................................................................................................................6
7.3.3 "Use scenes" parameter ...................................................................................................................6
7.3.4 "Behaviour on power on” parameter........................................................................................................6
7.3.5 "Load" parameter..........................................................................................................................7
8. Troubleshooting.................................................................................................................8
8.1 On the dimmer in the panel .................................................................................................................8
8.2 On the NFC function.........................................................................................................................8
9. Appendix .......................................................................................................................9

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Cat. No(s): 0 026 54
KNX modular dimmer 2 x 300W
1. USE
The KNX modular dimmer Cat No. 0 02654 is used for controlling
dimming on two circuits up to 300 W per channel.
It is compatible with incandescent bulbs, high and low voltage halogen
lamps and dimmable LEDs.
The associated load (R, L or C type) is identified automatically, or
manually by the user.
To check that the wiring is correct, each channel can be controlled
locally on the controller by means of push-buttons and LEDs on the
front panel.
The device operating parameters can be configured with ETS and
modified using NFC technology via the Legrand Close Up app.
The main application program functions are as follows:
• Configuration of dimming speed
• Definition of min./max. dimming thresholds to ensure consistent
dimming
• Configuration of the scene control function (8 scenes max. per
channel)
• Definition of a hold threshold and a time delay
• Selection of the load state after a power failure
• Configuration of error message objects
• Configuration of time delay indicator objects
2. TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
2.1 Electrical characteristics
• Voltage: 240V~
• Frequency: 50/60 Hz
• Terminal type: screw
• Terminal capacity: 1x2.5 mm or 2x1.5 mm
• BUS consumption:3mA
• Table of loads which can be controlled (per channel)
R
(trailing or
leading mode)
L
(leading mode)
Dimmable Dimmable
Dimmable
LED
12 VAC
240 V~ Max. 300W 200VA
or 30
200VA
or 15 300VA 100W or 8
Min. 1W 1 VA 1 VA 1 VA 1W
T
(trailing mode)
L
(leading mode)
Dimmable Dimmable
Dimmable LED
12 VAC
240 V~ Max. 200VA or 30 200VA or 10 75W or 8
Min. 1 VA 1 VA 1W
1 - Halogen lamp
2 - ELV halogen lamp and LED lamp with separate electronic or
ferromagnetic ballast
3 - Fluorescent tubes with dimmable separate electronic ballast
4 - Compact fluorescent bulbs with dimmable built-in electronic ballast
5 - ELV halogen lamp and LED lamp with dimmable separate electronic
ballast
6 - LED bulb with dimmable built-in electronic ballast
* Only use transformers designed to operate with electronic switches.
** Only use dimmable LEDs with this logo on the packaging.
2.TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS (continued)
2.2 Mechanical characteristics
• IP20
• Number of modules: 4
• Weight: 170 g
2.3 Climate characteristics
• Operating temperature: -5°C to +45°C
2.4 NFC characteristics
• 13.56MHz - ≤20dBA
Important:
Take the transformer losses into account when calculating the
power. The transformers must be loaded at more than 60% of their
power.
3. DIMENSIONS
71.5 mm 67 mm
83 mm
90 mm
4. CONNECTION
4.1 Single-phase wiring
300W
max.
300W
max.
29 V =
Important:
Install a common circuit breaker for both channels since the neutrals
are interconnected in the device.
/
/
*
**
1
5 6
2
3 4

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5. OPERATION
5.1 Description of the device
ON/+
push-
buttons
Channel LED
Prog&Reset
LED
Prog&Reset
button
“Manual mode”
LED
“Manual mode”
button OFF/-
push-
buttons
29 V=
NFC
5.1.1 Description of push-buttons
The push-buttons on the front are used to change the settings.
Depending on how long they are pressed for (short<2s or long 10s),
the device behaves differently.
ACTION CONDITION Push-button
Push-
button
time
Enables or disables physical
addressing teach mode
No global error on
channel1/channel 2
Prog&Reset Short
Factory reset Physical addressing
teach mode active
Prog&Reset Long (10s)
Enables or disables manual
mode
Physical addressing teach
mode disabled
Manual Short
Acknowledges an error (global;
C1 and C2)
Error (global; C1 and C2) Manual Long (10s)
Switches on the load Manual mode enabled ON/+
Channel 1
Short
Increases the load tomaximum Manual mode enabled ON/+
Channel 1
Long (>2s)
Switches off the load Manual mode enabled OFF/-
Channel 1
Short
Decreases the load tominimum Manual mode enabled OFF/-
Channel 1
Long (>2s)
Switches on the load Manual mode enabled ON/+
Channel 2
Short
Increases the load tomaximum Manual mode enabled ON/+
Channel 2
Long (>2s)
Switches off the load Manual mode enabled OFF/-
Channel 2
Short
Decreases the load tominimum Manual mode enabled OFF/-
Channel 2
Long (>2s)
5. OPERATION (continued)
5.1 Description of the device (continued)
5.1.2 Description of LED flashing
Each push-button press is associated with a flash and an LED colour.
The various flashing types and LEDs are detailed in the table below.
LED Colour Behaviour Indication
Prog&Reset Red Steady Physical address teaching
Prog&Reset Red Flashing quickly Reset in progress
Manual Red Flashing quickly BUS not connected
(only on starting)
Manual Orange Steady Manual mode enabled
Manual Orange Flashing slowly Not addressed
Manual Orange Flashing quickly Not programmed
Channel 1 Green Steady Load switched on
Channel 1 Green Flashing slowly Channel not connected
Channel 1 Green Flashing quickly Channel initialisation
Channel 1 Magenta Flashing Teaching in progress
Channel 1 Red Steady Load short-circuited
Channel 1 Red Flashing slowly Overheating
Channel 1 Red Burst flashing Overload
Channel 2 Green Steady Load switched on
Channel 2 Green Flashing slowly Channel not connected
Channel 2 Green Flashing quickly Channel initialisation
Channel 2 Magenta Flashing Teaching in progress
Channel 2 Red Steady Load short-circuited
Channel 2 Red Flashing slowly Overheating
Channel 2 Red Burst flashing Overload
5.2 Load teach phase
At the first switch-on, the load teach phase is launched. During this
phase, the load will switch on, switch off, dim and sometimes flash.
The LED (Channel 1 and Channel 2 push-buttons) associated with the
channel flashes alternately in magenta during the teach phase.
The teach phase lasts approximately 30 seconds. It is complete when
the push-button LED lights up.
Caution:
Following a power failure, the teach phase will be launched after
pressing a switch-on command (if automatic mode has been
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5. OPERATION (continued)
5.3 Manual mode
Manual mode is used to switch on and off or dim on each channel.
For dimming, the dimming level is independent of the KNX
programming.
After a short press on the manual button, the corresponding LED comes
on with a steady red light, and channels 1 and 2 can then be switched
ON/OFF with a short press on the up and down buttons of each
channel.
A long press on these buttons will brighten or dim the light.
< 2 s
< 2 s
< 2 s ON/OFF
> 2 s +/-
2
1
To exit manual mode, press the“Manual”button briefly, and when the
corresponding LED goes off, the product has switched to automatic
mode.
5. OPERATION (continued)
5.4 NFC settings
The parameters can be set using NFC after downloading the“Close Up”
app from Google Play or www.legrandoc.com with an NFC-compatible
Android mobile phone.
The device must not be connected to the mains during parameter
setting.
See video below

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5. OPERATION (continued)
5.4.1 Channel configuration
After scanning the device: select “see details” to access the settings.
Bothchannels have the same settings:
• Switch-on time
• Dimming time
• Switch-off time
• Change of level time
• Use timer (yes/no)
• Use scenes (yes/no)
• On energisation (Status memory/Always on/Always off)
5.4.2 Load settings
This function is used to modify the following parameters:
• Load detection (Forced or Automatic)
• Type of switching (Trailing or Leading)
• Load type: - Incandescent (300W max.)
- Transformer (300VA max.)
- Compact fluorescent (100W max.)
- LED (75Wmax.)
- LED with noise reduction (40Wmax.)
• Maximum level (20% to 100%)
• Minimum level (2% to 85%)
5.4.3 Scene settings
This is used to configure the different scenes from A to H (Scene
number, level, etc):
• Use scene A…H (yes/no)
• Use backup (yes/no)
• Scene number (select number)
• Scene level (20% to 85%)
• Time to reach the level
6. STANDARDS
EN 301 489-1 V1.9.1 (09/2011)
EN 301 489-3 V1.9.2 (08/2013)
IEC 60669-2-5 (10/2013)
NF/EN 50428( 09/2005)+ A1 (10/2007)+A2 (09/2009)
NF/EN 62369-1 (08/2009)
EN 300 330-1 V1.8.1 (03/2015)
EN 300 330-2 V1.6.1 (03/2015)
SIMPLIFIED DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
The undersigned,
Legrand
declares that radio equipment Cat. No.0026 54
conforms to Directive 2014/53/EU.
The full text of the EU declaration of conformity
can be found at the following web address:
www.legrand.com
Marking: CE, KNX, NFC

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7. COMMUNICATION OBJECTS
7.1 List of objects
The following communication objects are available for each channel.
7.2 "General” parameter
"Disable NFC modification"
No: Parameter modification using NFC is active
Yes: Parameters modified with NFC will not be saved
"Use error objects"
No: Errors are not identified
Yes: Errors relating to objects are listed
"Use work time object”
No: Objects relating to duration do not appear
Yes: Objects relating to work time are listed
7.3 Channel 1 and 2 parameters
7.3.1 "General” parameters
Parameter Default values Possible values Description
On time 1s 1s - 1H
Time taken to go from 0 to 100%
when the control unit receives
an ON command
Dimming
time 4s 1s - 1H
Time taken to go from 0 to 100%
when the control unit receives a
dimming command
OFF time 2s 1s - 1H
Time taken to go from 100% to
0 when the control unit receives
an OFF command
Level time 1s 1s - 1H
Time taken to go from 0 to 100%
when the control unit receives a
level command
7. COMMUNICATION OBJECTS (continued)
7.3 Channel 1 and 2 parameters (continued)
7.3.2 "Use timer” parameter
No: The function is not accessible
Yes: The timer function is available
"Maintain time"
Not active (infinite) (default value)
1s…24h
"Maintain level"
85…
"Use standby"
No/Yes
7.3.3 "Use scenes" parameter
No: The function is not accessible
Yes: The scenes function is available
For each scene, the following parameters are accessible
"Number (0: not used)"
1(default value), the scene number can be between1and64
"Level %"
20 (default value), the value of the level varies between1and 100
"Change scene time"
2s (default value), this value can vary from 1s to 1H
"Active save"
No (by default)
Yes: saves the scene level
7.3.4 "Behaviour on power on” parameter
Behaviour on power on
Last state (default value): state before the failure
Always On
Always Off

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7. COMMUNICATION OBJECTS (continued)
7.3 Channel 1 and 2 parameters (continued)
7.3.5 "Load" parameter
This parameter is used to select loads.
"Load selection"
Automatic (by default): automatic load recognition.
Forced: if forced mode is chosen, it opens the possibility of choosing
other options:
"Load commutation” (Load switching)
Trailing Edge (by default)
Leading Edge
"Load type"
Parameter which is used to select the load type:
• Incandescent-Halogen (by default)
• Transformer
• Compact fluorescent
• LED < 40 W
• LED < 75 W
"Maximum level %"
100 (default value), this value can vary from 1to 100
"Minimum level %"
10 (default value), this value can vary from 1to 100

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8. TROUBLESHOOTING
8.1 On the dimmer in the panel
PROBLEM CAUSES SOLUTIONS
The dimmer does not react when the
push-buttons on the front are pressed
Device jammed 1- Check mains power and KNX BUS are present.
2- Disconnect the mains power.
Flashing red ON/OFF LED Thermal overload 1- Check and adjust the load total power (overload).
2- Temperature in the enclosure too high: leave 1 module empty on
each side of the dimmer.
Leave the device to cool (15 min) and press the Prog & Reset button
briefly to acknowledge the fault.
Steady red Prog and Reset LED Overload protection activated 1- Check and adjust the load total power (overload).
2- Check the loads are working properly (supply the loads directly
from the mains).
3- Acknowledge the fault by pressing the Prog & Reset button
briefly.
Steady red ON/OFF LED Short-circuit on the load circuit 1- Check that one of the loads has not been destroyed.
2- Check the wiring.
3- Acknowledge the fault by pressing the Prog & Reset button
briefly.
Other fault General fault 1- Disconnect the mains power.
2- If this does not work, revert to factory settings.
3- Contact customer service.
The load flickers when on dimming
minimum level
The minimum dimming level is
too low for the load 1- Check whether the load is dimmable.
2- Check that there is not a mixture of load types.
3- Set the dimming minimum level.
The load flickers all the time Load type/dimmer setting
compatibility problem (CFL mode,
leading or trailing mode, etc)
1- Check whether the load is dimmable.
2- Check that there is not a mixture of load types.
The load does not react correctly to the
dimming request
Inappropriate setting 1- Check whether the load is dimmable.
2- Check that there is not a mixture of load types.
3- Configure the dimmer in level memory mode.
At switch-on, the load varies for 30 sec. Load teach phase 1- Set the dimming minimum level.
The load does not switch on at
minimum level
Inappropriate setting 1- Disable the level memory.
2- From the load type mode menu, choose“CFL”.
3- If this does not work, please contact customer service.
The load does not switch on General fault 1- Check mains power is present.
2- Check the load.
3- Check the dimmer status (see dimmer diagnostics table).
4- Check the wiring.
8.2 On the NFC function
PROBLEM CAUSES SOLUTIONS
Communication problem with NFC
device
NFC device (phone or tablet) radio
communication not being detected
1- Check whether the“Close Up”app has been installed on the
device.
2- Identify the location of the mobile device's NFC antenna (Logo
or see manual), and place it on the dimmer NFC logo.
3- Hold the device in contact with the dimmer.
4- The mobile device must not be charging.
5- Remove the mobile device's protective shell.
6- Approach the dimmer quickly, and if communication does not
work, go backward and forward to the dimmer several times.
Caution: Some NFC devices do not have enough power to work
with our product.
Caution: After replacing any of the phone components, check that
the NFC function is still present (antenna on the battery, protective
shell, etc).
If your problem is still not resolved, please contact customer service.
Note:
All technical information is available online at
www.legrandoc.com

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9. APPENDIX
Result of the various load tests with Cat. No. 0 026 54
Lamp type Brand Photo Lamp
reference/Year
Number
of lamps
Dimmer automatic
recognition reading
Conformity
of automatic
recognition/
Load
Setting(s) to enter for correct
temperature rise and dimming
Observations and
comments
BULBS
PHILIPS
Master LEDbulb MV
18W 1521lm
2015
1 to 2 Leading mode
LED with noise reduction (< 40 W)
OK Check the type of load detected.
Set the minimum light level.
The“Dimmer without
memory”function is not
recommended due to the
lamp technology.
Dimming range can be set
between 15% and 100%.
3 to 4 Leading mode
LED (< 75 W)
Master LEDbulb MV
17W 1055 lm
2012
1 to 2 Leading mode
LED with noise reduction (< 40 W)
OK Set the minimum light level
if necessary.
Dimming range can be set
between 15% and 100%.
3Leading mode
LED (< 75 W)
Dimming range can be set
between 20% and 100%.
Master LEDbulb MV
13W 1055lm
2015
1 to 3 Leading mode
LED with noise reduction (< 40 W)
OK Set the minimum light level
if necessary.
The“Dimmer without
memory”function is not
recommended due to the
lamp technology.
Dimming range can be set
between 15% and 100%.
4 to 5 Leading mode
LED (< 75 W)
Master LEDbulb MV
10W 806lm
2015
1 to 4 Leading mode
LED with noise reduction (< 40 W)
OK Set the minimum light level
if necessary.
The“Dimmer without
memory”function is not
recommended due to the
lamp technology.
Dimming range can be set
between 15% and 100%.
5 to 7 Leading mode
LED (< 75 W)
Master LEDluster
4W 250lm
2012
1 to 8 Leading mode
LED with noise reduction (< 40 W) OK
Check the type of load detected.
Set the minimum light level
if necessary.
Dimming range can be set
between 20% and 100%.
Master LEDbulb MV
DimTone
8W 470lm
2012
1 to 4 Leading mode
LED with noise reduction (< 40 W)
OK Set the minimum light level
if necessary.
Dimming range can be set
between 35% and 100%.
5 to 8 Leading mode
LED (< 75 W)
MASTER Glow
LEDbulb MV
8W 470lm
2012
1Leading mode
Compact fluorescent Not OK
Leading mode + LED with noise
reduction (< 40 W)
Set the minimum light level
if necessary.
Dimming range can be set
between 20% and 100%.
Master LED
Designer Bulb
7W
2Leading mode
LED with noise reduction (< 40 W) OK Set the minimum light level
if necessary.
Dimming range can be set
between 20% and 100%.
TOSHIBA
LDAEU004C2710D
13W 1060 lm
2015
1 to 3 Leading mode
LED with noise reduction (< 40 W)
OK Set the minimum light level
if necessary.
Dimming range can be set
between 10% and 100%.
4 to 5 Leading mode
LED (< 75 W)
LDAEU003C2710D
10.5W 806 lm
2015
1 to 3 Leading mode
LED with noise reduction (< 40 W)
OK Set the minimum light level
if necessary.
Dimming range can be set
between 10% and 100%.
4 to 7 Leading mode
LED (< 75 W)

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Cat. No(s): 0 026 54
KNX modular dimmer 2 x 300W
Lamp type Brand Photo Lamp
reference/Year
Number
of lamps
Dimmer automatic
recognition reading
Conformity
of automatic
recognition/
Load
Setting(s) to enter for correct
temperature rise and dimming
Observations and
comments
BULBS
OSRAM
PARATHOM LED
Classic A80
Advanced 12W
2011
1 to 3 Leading mode
LED with noise reduction (< 40 W)
OK Set the minimum light level
if necessary.
Adjust the minimum light
level if necessary.
If the bulbs make a buzzing
noise, switch to trailing mode.
Dimming range can be set
between 18% and 100%.
4 to 6 Leading mode
LED (< 75 W)
Classic A75
Advanced
10W 1055 lm
2015
1 to 4 Leading mode
LED with noise reduction (< 40 W)
OK Set the minimum light level
if necessary.
Adjust the minimum light
level if necessary.
If the bulbs make a buzzing
noise, switch to trailing mode.
Dimming range can be set
between 15% and 100%.
5 to 7 Leading mode
LED (< 75 W)
Classic A60
Advanced
10W 806 lm
2015
1 to 7 Leading mode
Transformer + LED Not OK
1 to 4 bulbs:
Leading mode + LED with noise
reduction (< 40 W)
Set the minimum light level
if necessary.
5 to 7 bulbs:
Leading mode + LED < 75 W
Set the minimum light level
if necessary.
Adjust the minimum light
level if necessary.
If the bulbs make a buzzing
noise, switch to trailing
mode.
Dimming range can be set
between 25% and 100%.
Classic A40
Advanced
6W 470 lm
2015
1 to 8 Leading or trailing mode
Transformer + LED Not OK
1 to 6 bulbs:
Leading mode + LED with noise
reduction (< 40 W)
Set the minimum light level
if necessary.
7 to 8 bulbs:
Leading mode + LED < 75 W
Set the minimum light level
if necessary.
Adjust the minimum light
level if necessary.
If the bulbs make a buzzing
noise, switch to trailing
mode.
Dimming range can be set
between 25% and 100%.
PARATHOM LED
RETROFIT
Classic A60
Advanced
8W 806 lm
2015
1 to 8 Leading or trailing mode
Transformer + LED Not OK
1 to 5 bulbs:
Leading mode + LED with noise
reduction (< 40 W)
Set the minimum light level
if necessary.
6 to 8 bulbs:
Leading mode + LED < 75 W
Set the minimum light level
if necessary.
Adjust the minimum light
level if necessary.
If the bulbs make a buzzing
noise, switch to trailing
mode.
Dimming range can be set
between 25% and 100%.
CANDLE BULBS
PHILIPS
Novallure
3W 136 lm
2011
1 to 2 Leading mode
Compact fluorescent Not OK
Leading mode + LED with noise
reduction (< 40 W)
Set the minimum light level
if necessary.
Dimming range can be set
between 20% and 100%.
TOSHIBA
LDC004D2760DEU
4.5W 270 lm
2015
1 to 8 Leading mode
LED with noise reduction (< 40 W) OK Set the minimum light level
if necessary.
Dimming range can be set
between 15% and 100%.
SPOTLIGHTS
PHILIPS
MASTER LEDspot
GU10
7W
2012
1 to 6 Leading mode
LED with noise reduction (< 40 W)
OK
Set the minimum light level
if necessary. Bulb(s) flicker between
30 and 40% dimming.
Dimming range can be set
between 20% and 100%.
7 to 8 Leading mode
LED (< 75 W)
Check the type of load detected.
Set the minimum light level
if necessary.
MASTER LEDspot
GU10
8W DimTone
2012
1 to 5 Leading mode
LED with noise reduction (< 40 W) OK
Check the type of load detected.
Set the minimum light level
if necessary.
Bulb(s) flicker at 20%
dimming.
Dimming range can be set
between 20% and 100%.
Master LEDSPOT
25D PAR38
13W 1000lm
2015
1 to 3 Leading mode
LED with noise reduction (< 40 W) OK Set the minimum light level
if necessary. Dimming range can be set
between 20% and 100%.
If the bulbs make a buzzing
noise, switch to trailing
mode.
4 to 5
Leading mode
Compact fluorescent or LED (<
75 W)
Not OK
Leading mode + LED < 75 W
Set the minimum light level
if necessary.
OSRAM
PARATHOM PRO
LED
8W GU10 600 cd
/2012
1 to 2 Leading mode
LED with noise reduction (< 40 W) OK
Check the type of load detected.
Set the minimum light level
if necessary.
Bulb(s) flicker slightly at 20%
dimming.
Dimming range can be set
between 20% and 100%.
9. APPENDIX continued
Result of the various load tests with Cat. No. 0 026 54 0 026 54 (continued)