Marmitek SWM1P User manual

SWM1PTM
IN WALL SHUTTER/SUNBLIND SWITCH
INBOUW ROLLUIK/ZONNEWERINGSSCHAKELAAR
20242/20080606 • SWM1P™ In wall shutter/sunblind switch
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USER MANUAL 3
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SAFETY WARNINGS
• The wiring of your electrical installation is live (230 V) and extremely
dangerous. Never connect the module when plugged into the mains.
Always turn off the main switch before starting the installation.
• This product is for professional use and should be installed by a certified
installer.
• To prevent short circuits, this product should only be used inside and only in
dry spaces. Do not expose the components to rain or moisture. Do not use the
product close to a bath, swimming pool etc.
• Do not expose the components of your systems to extremely high
temperatures or bright light sources.
• In case of improper usage or if you have altered and repaired the product
yourself, all guarantees expire. Marmitek does not accept responsibility in
the case of improper usage of the product or when the product is used for
purposes other than specified. Marmitek does not accept responsibility for
additional damage other than covered by the legal product responsibility.
• This product is not a toy. Keep out of reach of children.
• Do not open the product: the device may contain live parts. The product
should only be repaired or serviced by a qualified expert.
• Automatic switching devices provide comfort, but can also be dangerous.
They can surprise people or can ignite clothing hanging over an electric heat
source. Please be careful and take appropriate measures to avoid accidents.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
HOW DOES MARMITEK X-10 WORK? ________________________________ 4
ADRESSES __________________________________________________ 4
SIGNAL RANGE ______________________________________________ 4
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE ___________________________________________ 6
INTRODUCTION______________________________________________ 6
FUNCTIONS _________________________________________________ 6
CONNECTION POSSIBILLITIES___________________________________ 6
LEGEND OF THE WIRING ______________________________________ 7
INSTALLING FOR A UP/DOWN CONTROL USING A
2 POSITION MOMENTARY SWITCH _____________________________ 7
INSTALLING USING A DOUBLE 2-WAY MOMENTARY
SWITCH - UP/DOWN, PRESENT AND LOCK ______________________ 10
PROGRAMMING ____________________________________________ 14
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS ___________________________________ 17
TESTING AND REPLACING THE FUSE ___________________________ 21
FREQENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS _____________________________________ 23
TECHNICAL DATA ________________________________________________ 24

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HOW DOES MARMITEK X-10 WORK?
Marmitek X-10 components use the existing mains wiring to communicate
(using Marmitek X-10 signals). You can build a complete system using the
three different kinds of components of the Marmitek X-10 System:
1. Modules: These components will receive Marmitek X-10 signals and
will switch or dim the attached lamp or appliance. Examples
of these modules are lamp modules and appliance modules.
These are available as build-in, micro, DIN rail and plug-in
modules.
2. Controllers: These components will transmit Marmitek X-10 signals and
thus will control the Modules.
3. Transmitters: Wireless components like remotes. The signals of these
components will be received by a controller with transceiver
functionality (IRRF7243, TM13 or CM15Pro). The Transceiver
will translate the signals into Marmitek X-10 signals on the
power line.
ADDRESSES
Up to a maximum of 256 different addresses can be preset. These are subdi-
vided into a so-called HouseCode (A to P incl.) and a UnitCode (1 to 16 incl.).
The HouseCode can also be set on the controllers, so that the controllers and
modules become part of the same system. The address can be set either using
code dials or by pressing buttons, depending on the type of module.
The Marmitek X-10 System uses standard commands, which control all units
with the same HouseCode at the same time (e.g. all lights on, all off, etc.).
SIGNAL RANGE
Range of Marmitek X-10 signals over the Power Line and how to
increase the range.
The Marmitek X-10 System is based on power line communication. The range
of the Marmitek X-10 signals very much depends on the local circumstances.
On average the range is a cable length of 80 meters.
If you have difficulties with the range of your Marmitek X-10 signals,
please pay attention to the following facts:
1. When more than one phase is used for your electrical system, it is necessary
to couple these phases for the Marmitek X-10 signals. For coupling you can
use FD10 Phase Couplers/Filters. You only need to install a Phase Coupler/Filter
when your wall outlets and light switches are divided over more than one
phase (more than one group is no problem). For bigger buildings or longer

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distances we advice you to use an active repeater instead of passive FD10’s.
2. It is possible that Marmitek X-10 signals are attenuated by devices and
lights which are connected to the power line. In a normal home situation this
effect is negligible (the Marmitek X-10 system is using active gain control to
eliminate the effects). However, it is possible that a particular device in your
house is attenuating the signals so much that the range of Marmitek X-10
signals is decreased significantly. When you have range problems, it is wise to
try to locate the device which is attenuating the signals simply by unplugging
devices from the power line, and testing the differences in range for your
Marmitek system. When e.g. your conclusion is that e.g. your computer
monitor is attenuating the signal, you can use a FM10 Plug-in Filter between
the power line and the monitor to eliminate the effects.
Known devices which can cause attenuation are:
PC Monitors
PCs with heavy internal power supplies
Old Televisions
Copiers
Fluorescent Lights
Gas Discharge Lamps (Energy Saving Lamps)
3. Some (old) devices are able to disturb the signal by transmitting noise on
the power line. Because the Marmitek X-10 signals are transmitted on 120
kHz, only noise on or near this frequency will have influence on the range.
When you use a FM10 Filter to connect this device to the power line, the
noise will be filtered.
4. The Marmitek X-10 protocol has several mechanism to avoid modules to
be switched on or off by other sources than your Marmitek X-10 Controllers.
However, it is possible that the Marmitek X-10 signals are disturbed by e.g.
baby phones which are in TALK mode (continuous transmission). When these
kind of signals are present on the power line it is possible that the Marmitek
X-10 signals will not come through.
5. The mains do not stop at the front door of your home. Everything that is
attached to mains nearby your home can have influence on Marmitek X-10
signals (e.g. heavy machinery). If you think that your system is influenced by
devices out of your house, it is advisable to install FD10 Phase Coupler/Filter
on each phase entering the house. These filters will block signals coming into
or going out of your house, but will also match the impedance for the mains.

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Hereby make your house Marmitek X-10 compatible for these units. The
FD10’s will not only filter but will also couple the phases (please see 1).
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
INTRODUCTION
Congratulations on purchasing the Marmitek shutter/sunblind module for
installation behind a momentary switch or in a junction box. This module is
suited for remotely and locally operating electric sunblinds, roll down shutters,
screens and, if desired, curtains. Because of its extremely small size, the
module can be installed behind plaster depth switches and wall outlets
(minimal depth of wall box 40 mm, recommended 50 mm). Universally
applicable: total freedom of choice for brand, colour and style of switches.
Attention! Marmitek build-in modules always have to be mounted in a
wall- or junction box.
Attention! Input only suited for 230 V live potential!
FUNCTIONS
• Driving of one 230Vac motor with at most 2.5 A.
• Reacts to ON, OFF, DIM+, DIM- and extended sunblind commands.
• One free programmable address A1...P16 for operation.
• One free programmable address A1...P16 for the Preset mode.
• Preset function for programming of a preference position.
• Possibility for controlling multiple SWM1P modules to one preference
position without
Marmitek CM15Pro Computer Interface using the Preset function.
• Local lock function for inhibiting the operation of the motor for instance
during maintenance.
CONNECTION POSSIBILITIES
Suitable for connecting:
• One 2-way momentary switch with 2 make-contacts (Up/Down function).
• One 2-way momentary switch with 4 make-contacts (Up/Down, Preset and
Lock function).

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LEGEND OF THE WIRING
Installation wires:
= Brown (L or live)
= Blue (N or neutral)
= Black (hook-up wire)
= Yellow/Green (earth)
Input wires:
= Paar = Purple (input 1 motor control Up)
= White (input 2 motor control Down)
= Pink (input 3 Lock function)
= Grey (input 4 Preset function)
INSTALLING FOR UP/DOWN CONTROL USING A 2 POSITION
MOMENTARY SWITCH
MIND: Per SWM1P only one motor can be connected at a time. Never
connect two or more motors in parallel!
Connected to one 2-way momentary switch the sunblinds can be operated up
and down (see diagram below).
ATTENTION! The SWM1P has a thermal protection which protects the
module and motor against overheating. Combined with an external
heat source the thermal protection can be activated at unwanted
moments which makes the module temporary unresponsive. Therefore
do not mount the SWM1P in a wall box above a radiator or another
heat source or in a wall box which is exposed to direct (and intensive)
sunlight.
ATTENTION: First cut off the power before you start installing.

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• When present, remove the momentary switch from the wall box.
• Disconnect the wiring from the momentary switch.
• Pull a neutral wire (N) if this is not present.
P
Blue (N) Brown
(L)
Black
Black
Blue
(N)
Yellow/
Green
Figure 1.
P
PROG.
NDNUP L
SWM1P
Brown (L)
Blue (N)
Brown (L)
Black
White
Purple
Blue (N)
Yellow/Green
Motor connection
Figure 2.

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* Connect the live wire (L) and the neutral wire (N) to the terminals of the
Marmitek sunblind module.
* Connect the black and the brown wire of the motor connection to
respectively the DN and UP terminal of the sun blind module.
* Connect the blue wire of the motor connection to the wire connector of the
neutral wires.
* Connect the yellow/green wire of the motor connection to the wire
connector of the earth wires.
* Connect the purple input wire of the sun blind module to the momentary
contact for the ON/UP control.
* Connect the white input wire to the pulse contact for the OFF/DOWN control.
* Isolate the grey input wire.
* Isolate the pink input wire.
* Connect the live wire (L) to the P-terminal of the momentary switch.
* Check if the motor’s direction of running matches with the commands for
Up/Down. (Up = ON, Down = OFF) Check this by sending the ON and OFF
commands through the mains to the sunblind module using an interface (for
instance: PRU512, PRU256, CM15Pro). If the direction of running does not
match the commands sent, then switch the motor connection of the brown
and the black wire on the sunblind module (DN and UP terminals). Then check
if the direction of running of the motor matches with the operation of the
Up/Down key of the momentary switch. Switch the white and the purple input
wires on the momentary switch if the direction of running does not match the
operation for Up/Down.
P
PROG.
NDNUP L
SWM1P
Figure 3.

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Place the module with its backside against the rear side of the wall box,
behind the wiring.
• If the module is not yet or incorrectly programmed, it can now be
programmed.
"See ‘Programming’ chapter.
• Mount the momentary switch in the wall box after programming the
module and then click the push button with cover back onto the momentary
switch.
INSTALLING USING A DOUBLE 2-WAY MOMENTARY SWITCH - UP/
DOWN, PRESET AND LOCK
MIND: Per SWM1P only one motor can be connected at a time.
Never connect two or more motors parallel!
Connected to a double 2-way momentary switch you can control Up and
Down of the sunblind as well as move the sunblind to the Preset position with
one key. With the Lock key the sunblind can be blocked for control,
for instance during maintenance.
Figure 4.

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MIND: First cut off the power before you start mounting.
If present, remove the momentary switch from the wall box.
* Disconnect the wiring from the momentary switch.
* Pull a neutral wire (N) if this is not present.
P
Blue (N) Brown
(L)
Black
Black
Blue
(N)
Yellow/
Green
Figure 5.
P
PROG.
NDNUP L
SWM1P
Blue (N)
Brown (L)
Black
Brown (L)
Purple
WhiteGrey
Pink
Blue (N)
Yellow/Green
Motor connection
Figure 6.

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* Connect the live- (L) and the neutral wire (N) to the terminals of the
Marmitek sunblind module.
* Connect the black and the brown wire of the motor connection to
respectively the DN and UP terminal of the sunblind module.
* Connect the blue wire of the motor connection to the neutral wire
connector.
* Connect the yellow/green wire of the motor connection to the earth wire
connector.
* Connect the purple input wire of the sunblind module to the pulse contact
to control Up.
* Connect the white input wire of the sunblind module to the pulse contact
to control Down.
* Connect the grey input wire of the sunblind module to the pulse contact to
control Preset.
* Connect the pink input wire of the sunblind module to the pulse contact to
control Lock.
* Connect the live wire (L) to the P-terminal of the momentary switch.
* Check if the motor’s direction of turning matches with the commands for
Up/Down (Up = ON, Down = OFF). Check this by sending the ON and OFF
commands through the mains to the sunblind module using an interface (for
instance: PRU512, PRU256, CM15Pro). If the direction of turning does not
match the sent commands, then switch the motor connection of the brown
and the black wire on the sunblind module (DN and UP terminal). Then check
if the direction of turning of the motor matches with the operation of the
Up/Down key of the momentary switch. Switch the white and the purple input
wires on the momentary switch if the direction of turning does not match the
operation for Up/Down.
P
PROG.
NDNUP L
SWM1P
Figure 7.

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* Place the module with its backside against the backside of the wall box,
behind the wiring.
* If the module is not yet or incorrectly programmed, it can now be
programmed.
"See ‘Programming’ chapter.
* Mount the momentary switch in the wall box after programming the mod-
ule and then click the push buttons with the cover back onto the momentary
switch.
Installation complete.
Figure 8.

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PROGRAMMING
MIND: Switch on power before you start programming. Avoid touching
live parts!
In programming mode the addresses of inputs 1 and 2 (motor address) and
of input 4 (Preset address) can be programmed individually. Also the end posi-
tions of the motor need to be programmed to make them match the position
values of 0% and 100%.
Programming
For programming the module you have to follow the 5 steps below.
1. Switch module to programming mode.
2. Send the motor address.
3. Program the end positions of the motor.
4. Program the Preset address (optional).
5. Leave the programming mode.
These steps are explained.
1. Switch to programming mode
To program the sunblind, it has to be set to the programming mode as follows:
* Push the programming button for at least 3 seconds, see figure 9, when you
release the button the red LED will illuminate.
* Use the automatic programming function of the PRU512.
For this see the manual of the PRU512
Figure 9. Activating and cancelling the programming mode.
P
PROG.
NDNUP L
SWM1P
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2. Send the motor address
Send the setup command (letter code and number code, ON or OFF) which
belongs to the desired address twice via the mains using for instance a pro-
gramming unit (PRU256, PRU512), or another X-10-compatibele transmitter
(for instance a Marmitek EasyControl 8 remote control). The LED flashes once
after two identical setup commands (addresses) have been received.
Standard Optional Setup command Number of LED flashes
Address A1 A1..P16 New address 1
MIND:
* When in programming mode always first set the address, and then
enter the other settings.
* If an address is send twice, directly after bringing the module in the
programming mode, the Preset address of the module will accept the
following address.
3. Program the end positions of the motor
Skip this step if the end positions are already programmed into the SWM1P and
these positions need to remain unchanged. In that case move on to step 4.
If the SWM1P is programmed for the first time the limits need to be set. To do
this the following steps need to be followed:
MIND: The motor needs to be in the upper position (all the way up,
100%) before starting with the next step. Move the motor all the way
up with the up-key if this is not yet the case.
Move the motor down by pushing the Down key
and hold it down until the motor reaches the lowest
position (0%) and add approximately 1 second.
Then release the Down key. The time needed for
this movement plus the extra time is now being
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Move the motor up by pushing the Up key and hold
it down until the motor reaches the upper position
(100%) and add approximately 1 second. Then
release the Up key. The time needed for this
movement plus the extra time is now being saved.
Above mentioned steps can be repeated multiple times. Each new
movement will be saved. If you release the button too early, then you
need to move the motor fully up or down first and then repeat the
steps mentioned above in random order.
4. Programming the Preset address
If the Preset address needs to be programmed to a different address than
the standard address (this is the first following address of the motor) then
the set-up command of the desired address needs to be send twice via the
mains using for instance a programming unit (PRU256 of PRU512), or another
X-10-compatibele transmitter (for instance a Marmitek EasyControl8 remote
control).
Standard Optional Setup command Number LED flashes
Preset address
A2
A1..P16 New address 2
Programming of the Preset position is described in chapter ‘Operating
instructions’.
5. Leave programming mode
* Press the programming button once for a short period of time; the red LED
now is off, or wait 60 seconds what automatically cancels the programming
mode.
MIND: If within 60 seconds no setting command is received,
the module will automatically return to the programming mode.

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
See table below for the meaning of the symbols with accompanying inputs.
Symbol Control
With this key the sunblind moves UP
With this key the sunblind moves DOWN.
With this key the sunblind moves to the programmed
Preset position.
With this key (In combination with the other keys) the
sunblind module can be switched on or off.
The table below shows the relations between the different moves of the motor
and commands with the position of the roll-down shutter or sunblind.
Symbol Module Movement
terminal
Position Commands
position
Roll shutter
position
Sunblind
UP up 100%
X%
on (On)
dim+
(BRIGHT)
open in
DN down 0%
X%
off (Off)
dim - (DIM)
closed out
Note: The Up and Down commands of the sunblind module correspond
respectively with the DIM+ and DIM- commands of a dimmer module.

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Manual operation
Up/down
With the Up and Down key of the momentary switch the sunblind can be
moved to the correct position using short and long pulses.
Up function
Press briefly: The sunblind (roll-down shutter) moves in (up),
to the end.
Press long: The sunblind (roll-down shutter) moves in (up) until
the key is released. The movement stops immediately.
Down function
Press briefly: The sunblind (roll-down shutter) moves out (down),
to the end.
Press long: The sunblind (roll-down shutter) moves out (down)
until the key is released. The movement stops immediately.
As soon as the key is released the sunblind module sends a Marmitek X-10
EXTENDED command via the mains with its new position, possibly with an ON
or OFF command if the sunblind reached respectively the 0% position or the
100% position.
Preset function
With the Preset a desired preset position of the sunblind or
roll-down shutter can be saved and afterwards be recalled with
one simple push on the button.
Programming the Preset position
As soon as the sunblind or roll-down shutter has reached the desired position
(operate with UP and DN key) this can be saved by holding the Preset key
down for more than 5 seconds. The current position will be saved as Preset
position. The module has 25 possible Preset values. If the desired position
differs from these possible values, the module will round off this position to
the nearest possible value. This value can differ at most 4 % from the desired
position.
Operating the Preset function
By pressing the Preset key the sunblind moves to the set Preset position. The
sunblind module sends an EXTENDED command via the mains with its new
position. The sunblind module also sends an ON command at its Preset

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address. With this any other sunblinds or roll-down shutters can return to their
own Preset position. If the sunblind comes from a Preset position, the sunblind
module will also send an OFF command at the Preset address.
The sunblind module will not respond if the sunblind already is in the Preset
position.
Lock function
During for instance maintenance of the sunblind or painting
near the sunblind, the Lock key can temporary block the
sunblind module.
MIND: Always turn off the power during maintenance of the motor or
sunblind module!
MIND: If the module is set from the Lock function into the program-
ming mode the Lock function will automatically be cancelled.
Block the sunblind module
Push the Lock key simultaneously with the Down key for more than 5 seconds.
The sunblind actuator is completely blocked for every control (manual and via
mains). The motor stops immediately as soon as the Lock key is pushed. If the
Lock key is pushed less than 5 seconds, the motor will continue its movement
after releasing the Lock key.
MIND: Check by means of local control and remote control if the
sunblind module is blocked before starting maintenance!
MIND: Take no chance and switch off the power if there are any people
in the house!
Switching on sunblind module
Press the Lock key simultaneously with the Up key for more than 5 seconds.
The sunblind module works as usual again.
MIND: Check if the sunblind can move freely before you cancel the lock
mode!

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Remote operation
The table below shows the various operating commands for operating the
sunblind module.
Command Reaction
<Motor address> On The sunblind moves up completely.
< Motor address > Off The sunblind moves down completely.
< Motor address > DIM+ The sunblind moves one step up. With multiple
consecutive DIM+ commands the sunblind will keep
moving until the commands stop or the sunblind
reaches the end position.
< Motor address > DIM- The sunblind moves one step down. With multiple
consecutive DIM- commands the sunblind will keep
moving until the commands stop or the sunblind
reaches the end position.
< Motor address> Extended The sunblind moves to the position indicated in the
extended command.
<Preset address> On The sunblind moves to its saved Preset position.
<Preset address> Off None.
<Preset address> Extended The value in the extended command is saved in the
sunblind module as Preset position. The sunblind
does not move
Below you can find some practical programming examples.
Multiple roll-down shutters with one Preset mode
Program the Preset address of all sunblinds in for instance the living room to
the same address. With the Preset key of any sunblind modules in this room
or by means of sending the Preset address ON via a Marmitek interface all
sunblinds can be set to the Preset mode simultaneously.
Multiple Presets for one sunblind
If you need a different Preset position in the morning than in the afternoon,
you can program this position in advance at the Preset address with the
extended command using the scenario’s that can be programmed in the
Marmitek CM15Pro Computer Interface. When operating the Preset key the
sunblind will move to the position programmed at that moment.