MDT Technologies JAL-0206.01 User manual

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Technical Manual
MDT Shutter Actuator
JAL-0206.01
JAL-0410.01
JAL-0810.01
JAL-0410D.01
JAL-0810D.01
JAL-0410A.01
JAL-01UP.01

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1Content
1Content.................................................................................................................................................2
2Overview...............................................................................................................................................4
2.1Overviewdevices...........................................................................................................................4
2.2Usage&possibleapplications.......................................................................................................4
2.3ExemplaryCircuitdiagrams...........................................................................................................5
2.4Structure&Handling.....................................................................................................................6
2.5Functions.......................................................................................................................................7
2.5.1Overviewfunctions.................................................................................................................8
2.7.Startingup....................................................................................................................................9
3CommunicationObjects.....................................................................................................................10
3.1Overview......................................................................................................................................10
3.2Globalcommunicationobjects....................................................................................................10
3.3Communicationobjectsautomaticfunction...............................................................................11
3.4Communicationobjectsperchannel...........................................................................................12
3.5Defaultsettingsofthecommunicationobjects..........................................................................14
4ReferenceETS‐Parameter..................................................................................................................16
4.1Channelselection........................................................................................................................16
4.1.1Shutter..................................................................................................................................17
4.1.2Blinds....................................................................................................................................17
4.2Timeformovement.....................................................................................................................18
4.2.1MeasureofthetimesforMovement...................................................................................19
4.2.2Movementtime....................................................................................................................20
4.2.3Steptimeforblinds..............................................................................................................20
4.2.4Durationofblindadjustment...............................................................................................20
4.2.5Pauseatchangeofdirection................................................................................................21
4.2.6Switch‐on/Switch‐offdelaymotor.......................................................................................21
4.2.7Positionofblindsatendofdriving.......................................................................................21
4.2.8Shorttimeoperation............................................................................................................21
4.3Objectsforabsoluteposition/Statusobjects.............................................................................22
4.3.1Drivingtoreference..............................................................................................................23
4.3.2Commandsforabsolutepositions........................................................................................23
4.3.3Statusobjects(actualposition/direction)............................................................................23
4.3.4Reportobjects......................................................................................................................24
4.3.5StatusobjectsforVisualization............................................................................................24

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4.4Limitationofdrivingarea............................................................................................................25
4.5Centralobjects.............................................................................................................................26
4.6Scenes..........................................................................................................................................27
4.6.1Subitemscene......................................................................................................................28
4.7Automaticfunction......................................................................................................................31
4.7.1Subitemautomaticfunction.................................................................................................31
4.7.2Automaticblocks..................................................................................................................32
4.8Alertfunctions/superiorfunctions.............................................................................................33
4.8.1Subitemalertfunctions........................................................................................................34
4.8.1Orderofalarms....................................................................................................................35
4.8.2Alarmtypes...........................................................................................................................36
4.8.3Periodicobservation.............................................................................................................37
4.8.4Actionatresetofalarms/removal.......................................................................................37
4.8.5Reactionwhenbuspowerdown/up....................................................................................38
4.9Blockfunctions............................................................................................................................39
5Index...................................................................................................................................................42
5.1Registerofillustrations................................................................................................................42
5.2Listoftables.................................................................................................................................43
6Attachment.........................................................................................................................................44
6.1Statutoryrequirements...............................................................................................................44
6.2Routinedisposal..........................................................................................................................44
6.3Assemblage..................................................................................................................................44
6.4Datasheet....................................................................................................................................45

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2Overview
2.1Overviewdevices
Themanualreferstothefollowingdevices:(OrderCoderespectivelyprintedinboldtype):
JAL‐0410.01ShutterActuator4‐fold,4TEMRDC,230VAC,10A
o4‐fold,forshuttermotorsupto600W,manualactuation
JAL‐0810.01ShutterActuator8‐fold,8TEMRDC,230VAC,10A
o8‐fold,forshuttermotorsupto600W,manualactuation
JAL‐0410D.01ShutterActuator4‐fold,4TE,24VDC,8A
o4‐fold,forshuttermotorsupto180W,manualactuation
JAL‐0810D.01ShutterActuator8‐fold,8TE,24VDC,8A
o8‐fold,forshuttermotorsupto180W,manualactuation
JAL‐0206.01ShutterActuator2‐fold,2TE,230VAC,6A
o2‐fold,forshuttermotorsupto180W,manualactuation
JAL‐0410A.01ShutterActuator4‐fold,4TE,230VAC,10A,surfaceinstallation
o4‐fold,forshuttermotorsupto600W
JAL‐01UP.01ShutterActuator1‐fold,230VAC,6A,flush‐mountedfitting
o1‐fold,forshuttermotorsupto300W
2.2Usage&possibleapplications
TheShutterActuatoractuatesshuttersaswellasblinds.Accordingtothehardwaredesignyoucan
actuateuptoeightshuttersorjalousie.
EveryChannelcanbeadjustedtothecorrespondingshutter/jalousiebyhisparametersettings.For
everychannelyoucanadjustthetraveltimeandactuatethechannelmanualaswellasbyabsolute
positiondevices.Furthermoreyoucanrestrictthetravelareaandblindscanbeadjustedforjalousie.
Everychannelcanbeaddictedtoblockfunctionsandscenes.Theautomaticfunctionenablesthe
usertoapproachfixedadjustedpositionsbyusing1‐bitobjects.Thisfunctionappertainsexcellentto
adjustpositionsforsunprotection,whichareactivatedbyalightsensor.Additionalyoucanactivate
weatheralertsforeverychannel,whichcancauseparameterizedfunctions.
FurthermoretheMRDCdevicesdisposeoveramanualcontrol,whichenablestheusertoactuatethe
shutters/jalousiebyhand.Themanualcontrolcanbedeactivatedforeachchannel.

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2.3ExemplaryCircuitdiagrams
Illustration1:exemplarycircuitdiagramshutteractuator4‐fold
Illustration2:exemplarycircuitdiagramshutteractuator8‐fold

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2.4Structure&Handling
Theshutteractuator(MDRC)containsofaprogrammingbuttonaswellasaprogramming‐LED,which
showsanactivatedprogrammingbutton.Theshutteractuatorworkswith230VAC,onlythe
actuatorsJAl‐0410D.01andJAL‐0810D.01workwith24VDC.EverychanneloftheMRDCdevice
containsoftwostatus‐LEDs,thefirstoneforanactivatedrunupcommandandthesecondonefor
anactivatedmovedowncommand.Byusingthefourbuttonsyoucanactivatethehandcontrol.
Withthebuttonsleft/rightyoucanchosethechannelandwiththebuttonsup/downyoucanmove
thechanneldownorup.
Theshutteractuatorforthesurfaceinstallationsconsistsonlyofthestandardelementslikebus
connection,powerconnection,programmingbuttonandLED.
Thefollowingillustrationshowsan8‐foldshutteractuatorforMDRC:
Illustration3:Overviewhardwaremodule(JAL‐0810.01)

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2.5Functions
Thefunctionalityisthesameforallchannels.Dependingonthehardwaremodulethedevice
containsofuptoeightchannels.
Thelabelingofthechannelsisconductedstandardlyincontinuousalphabeticorder.
Therearethreepossiblefunctionalities:
notactive
Thechannelbecomesnomorefunctionsallocated.Therearenomoreopportunitiesto
parameterizethechannel.
shutter
Ifyouchooseachannelasshutter,youhavedifferentpossibilitiestoparameterizethe
movingoftheshutters.Byusingdifferentsettingsformovement,youcanadaptthechannel
foreveryshutter.Furthermoreyoucanadjustapauseatchangeofdirectionandaswitchon
delayoraswitchoffdelayforthemotor.Alsoyoucanrestrictthedrivingareaormovethe
shutterbygivingabsolutelydrivingcommands.Byusingsceneorautomaticfunctionsyou
canselectmoreshutterswithonlyonedrivingcommand.Therearealsopreferencesfor
weatheralarms.
blinds
Ifyouchooseachannelasblinds,youhavedifferentpossibilitiestoparameterizethemoving
oftheblinds.Byusingdifferentsettingsformovementyoucanadaptthechannelforevery
typeofblinds.Furthermoreyoucanadjustapauseatchangeofdirectionandaswitchon
delayoraswitchoffdelayforthemotor.Alsoyoucanrestrictthedrivingareaormovethe
shutterbygivingabsolutelydrivingcommands.Byusingsceneorautomaticfunctionsyou
canselectmoreshutterswithonlyonedrivingcommand.Therearealsopreferencesfor
weatheralarms.
Thefunctionsforshutterandblindsarebasicallythesame.However,thereisnoparameterfor
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2.5.1Overviewfunctions
generalsettingsChannelselectionnotactive
shutter
blinds
shutterfunctionsmovingtimestimeformovement
differenttimesforupanddown*
steptimeforblinds
durationofblindsadjustment
pauseatchangedirection
switchonandswitchoffdelaymotor
positionsofblindsatendofdriving
blindsfunctionsmovingtimestimeformovement
differenttimesforupanddown*
shorttimeoperation*
pauseatchangedirection
switchonandswitchoffdelaymotor
shutter&blind
functions
objectsforabsolute
position
active/notactive
drivingtoreference
reactionafterdrivingtoreference
limitationofdrivingareaactive/notactive
lowerlimit(0‐100%)
upperlimit(0‐100%)
centralobjectsreactionofthecentralobjectsforeverychannel
activatable/deactivatable
scenesforeverychannelactivatable/deactivatable
automaticfunctionsforeverychannelactivatable/deactivatable
alarmfunctionsforeverychannelactivatable/deactivatable
scenefunctionseverychannelcanreactonuptoeight
sceneswithabsolutedrivingcommand
adjustablescenenumbers
automaticfunctions2automaticblocks
correlationtoautomaticblockforevery
channeladjustable
uptoeightautomaticpositionsforevery
channeladjustable
alarmfunctionsorderofalarmsadjustmentofthealarmpriority
actionofresetofalarms noaction
drivetoformerposition
drivetobottom/top
windalert/rainalert/
frostalert
active/notactive
cycletime
reactiononalert
Reactionofbuspower
down/up
noaction
drivetobottom
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blockfunctionsblockingseparateactivatable
actionforactivating&deactivating
separateparameterizeable
blockingabsolute
position
separateactivatable
Blockuniversalmodeseparateactivatable
freeparameterizeable
differentblockfunctionsadjustable
Chart1:Overviewfunctions
*fromHardwareversion2.2
2.6.SettingsattheETS‐Software
Selectionattheproductdatabase:
Manufacturer:MDTTechnologies
Productfamily:Actuators
Producttype:Shutteractuator
MediumType:TwistedPair(TP)
Productname:addictedtotheusedtype,e.g.:JAL‐0810.01shutteractuator8‐fold,8TE,10A
Ordernumber:addictedtotheusedtype,e.g.:JAL‐0810.01
2.7.Startingup
Afterwiring,theallocationofthephysicaladdressandtheparameterizationofeverychannelfollow:
(1) Connecttheinterfacewiththebus,e.g.MDTUSBinterface
(2) setbuspowerup
(3) Presstheprogrammingbuttonatthedevice(redprogrammingLEDlights)
(4) LoadingofthephysicaladdressoutoftheETS‐Softwarebyusingtheinterface(redLEDgoes
out,aswellthisprocesswascompletedsuccessful)
(5) Loadingoftheapplication,withrequestedparameterization
(6) Switchthepowersupplyon
(7) Ifthedeviceisenabledyoucantesttherequestedfunctions(alsopossiblebyusingtheETS‐
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3CommunicationObjects
3.1Overview
Thecommunicationobjectsarerequiredtoprogrammingtheproject.Theassignmenttothe
differentgroupaddresscanbemadebyusingthecommunicationobjects.
Thefirstfiveobjectsareglobalobjects,whichcancontrol,dependentontheparameterizationat
everychannel,allchannels.Thefollowingeightobjectsarereservedfortheautomaticfunction.The
firstfouroftheseeightobjects,sotheobjectsfivetoeight,belongtotheautomaticblockA,the
followingeightobjects,sotheobjectsninetotwelve,belongtotheautomaticblockB.
Aftertheobjects,whichcanoperateonallchannels,theobjectsforeverychannelfollow.These
objectsareonlydisplayediftheyareusedbytheparameterization.Theselectionoftheseobjects
effectsonlytothedependingchannel.Thereare19communicationobjectsreservedforevery
channel.Thereservationoftheseobjectsiscontinuallyalthoughtheyarenotused.Inthiswaythe
channelAhastheobjects13to32andthechannelBtheobjects33to52andsoon…
3.2Globalcommunicationobjects
Foreverysinglechannelyoucanjustifywhetheritshallreactontheglobalobjectsornot.By
activationthisparameterthechannelreacts,whentheglobalobjectsareselected.Thefiveglobal
objectsaredisplayedstandardly;alsotheglobalfunctionisnotactivatedinanychannel.
Theshutteractuatorhasfiveglobalobjects,whichhavethenumbers0to5.Thefirstthreeare1bit
objectsandareusedforthemanualmovementoftheshutter/blinds.Thefollowingtwoobjectsare1
byteobjects.Byusingtheseobjectsyoucanallocatetheblinds/shuttersanabsoluteposition.
Thefollowingillustrationshowstheglobalcommunicationobjects:
Illustration4:globalcommunicationobjects
Thefollowingchartshowsthe5globalcommunicationobjects:
Nr.FunctionUsageDatatype
0Shutterup/downmanualUp/DownMovementof
theshutter/blinds
DPT1.008In,Write
1Blindsup/down/Stopmanualmovementofblinds/
StoppingtheUp/Down
movement
DPT1.007In,Write
2StopStoppingrunningmovementDPT1.017In,Write
3AbsolutepositionmovestoanabsolutepositionDPT5.001In,Write
4AbsolutepositionofblindsCollimatestheblindstoan
absoluteposition
DPT5.001In,Write
Chart2:globalcommunicationobjects

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3.3Communicationobjectsautomaticfunction
Thebothautomaticblocks,AandB,alwayshavefourcommunicationobjectsfor4different
positions.Foreveryautomaticpositionandeverychannelanindividualposition(0‐100%)canbe
parameterized.Theobjectsfortheindividualautomaticpositionshavethesize1bit.FortheblockA
thenumbers5to8arereservedandforthechannelBthenumbers9to12arereserved.
Thefollowingillustrationshowsthecommunicationobjectsforthebothautomaticblocks:
Illustration5:communicationobjectsautomaticfunction
ThefollowingchartshowsthecommunicationobjectsfortheautomaticblockA.Theobjectsforthe
blockBareidenticaltotheobjectsofblockA.
Nr.FunctionUsageDatatype
5AutomaticAAutomaticposition1DPT1.017In,Write
6AutomaticAAutomaticposition2DPT1.017In,Write
7AutomaticAAutomaticposition3DPT1.017In,Write
8AutomaticAAutomaticposition4DPT1.017In,Write
Chart3:communicationobjectsautomaticfunction

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3.4Communicationobjectsperchannel
Thereare19numbersforthecommunicationobjectsreservedforeverychannel.Thenumbers
followsontheglobalobjectsandtheobjectsfortheautomaticfunction.Thereforetheseobjects
havethenumbersfrom13.SothechannelAhasthenumbersfrom13to32andthechannelBfrom
33andsoon.Thenumbersforeverychannelarealsoreservedifnoteveryobjectisusedorone
channeliscompletelydeactivated.
ThefollowingillustrationshowstheobjectsforchannelA,whichisselectedasshutter:
Illustration6:communicationobjectsperchannel

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Thechartshowsthecommunicationobjectsperchannel:
Nr.FunctionUsageDatatype
13Shutterup/downManualmovementof
shutter/blinds
DPT1.007In,Write
14BlindsUp/Down/StopManualMovementofblinds(only
atshutters)
DPT1.007In,Write
14ShorttimeoperationShorttimemovementof
blinds(onlyatblinds)
DPT1.007In,Write
15StopStoppingoftheblindmovement
(onlyatblinds)
DPT1.017In,Write
16SceneCallingofscenesDPT18.001In,Write
17StatusactualDirectionShowsactualdirectionDPT1.008Out,Read
17StatusofmovementShowsactualdirectionDPT1.008Out,Read
18AbsolutepositionMovetoanabsolutepositionDPT5.001In,Write
19AbsolutepositionofblindsMovetoanabsoluteblind
position
DPT5.001In,Write
20StatusactualpositionShowstheactualpositionDPT5.001Out,Read
21Statusactualpositionof
blinds
Showstheactualpositionof
blinds
DPT5.001Out,Read
22Act.PositionvalidShowswhethertheactual
positionisbetweenlimitsornot
DPT1.002Out,Read
23StartdrivingtoreferenceStartingtheDriveofReferenceDPT1.008In,Write
24DrivetolimitationMovestotheactualselectedlimitDPT1.008In,Write
25StateupperpositionNotifiesthatshutter/blindisat
theupperposition
DPT1.001Out,Read
26StatelowerpositionNotifiesthatshutter/blindisat
thelowerposition
DPT1.001Out,Read
27Blockabsoluteposition
mode
Blocksthereactiononabsolute
positions
DPT1.003In,Write
28BlockuniversalmodeBlocksinordertothe
parameterization
DPT1.003In,Write
29WindalarmSwitchesthewindalarmonDPT1.005In,Write
30RainalarmSwitchestherainalarmonDPT1.005In,Write
31FrostalarmSwitchesthefrostalarmonDPT1.005In,Write
32BlockBlocksthechannelDPT1.003In,Write
Chart4:Communicationobjectsperchannel

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3.5Defaultsettingsofthecommunicationobjects
Defaultsettin
g
s
Nr.NameObjectFunction Length PriorityCR W T U
0everychannelShutterup/down 1Bit LowXX
1everychannelBlindsup/down 1Bit LowXX
2everychannelStop1Bit LowXX
3everychannelabsolutePosition 1Byte LowXX
4everychannelabsolutepositionofblinds 1Byte LowXX
5AutomaticAAutomaticposition1 1Bit LowXX
6AutomaticAAutomaticposition2 1Bit LowXX
7AutomaticAAutomaticposition3 1Bit LowXX
8AutomaticAAutomaticposition4 1Bit LowXX
9AutomaticBAutomaticposition1 1Bit LowXX
10AutomaticBAutomaticposition2 1Bit LowXX
11AutomaticBAutomaticposition3 1Bit LowXX
12AutomaticBAutomaticposition4 1Bit LowXX
13ChannelAShutterup/down 1Bit LowXX
14ChannelABlindsup/down/stop 1Bit LowXX
14ChannelAShorttimeoperation 1Bit LowXX
15ChannelAStop1Bit LowXX
16ChannelAScene1Byte LowXX
17ChannelAStatusactualdirection 1Bit LowXX X
17ChannelAStatusofmovement 1Bit LowXX X
18ChannelAabsoluteposition 1Byte LowXX
19ChannelAabsolutepositionofblinds 1Byte LowXX
20ChannelAStatusactualposition 1Byte LowXX X
21ChannelAStatusact. positionofblinds 1Byte LowXX X
22ChannelAAct.positionvalid 1Bit LowXX X
23ChannelAStartdrivingtoreference 1Bit LowXX
24ChannelADrivetolimitation 1Bit LowXX
25ChannelAStateupperposition 1Bit LowXX X
26ChannelAStatelowerposition 1Bit LowXX X
27ChannelABlockabsolutepositionmode 1Bit LowXX
28ChannelABlockuniversalmode 1Bit LowXX
29ChannelAWindalarm 1Bit LowXX

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30ChannelARainalarm 1Bit LowXX
31ChannelAFrostalarm 1Bit LowXX
32ChannelABlock1Bit LowXX
+20nextchannel
Chart5:standardsettingscommunicationobjects
Youcanseethedefaultvaluesforthecommunicationobjectsfromtheupperchart.Accordingto
requirementsthepriorityoftheparticularcommunicationobjectsaswellastheflagscanbe
adjustedbytheuser.Theflagsallocatesthefunctionoftheobjectsintheprogrammingthereby
standsCforcommunication,RforRead,Wforwrite,TfortransmitandUforupdate.

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4ReferenceETS‐Parameter
Attention:
AftereverytransmissionofanewparameterizationyouhavetomovetheShutter/Blindsonce
completelydownandup,therebytheShutteractuatorknowshisactualReferencevalues(seealso
4.3.1drivingtoReference).
4.1Channelselection
ThefollowingIllustrationshowsthetabpageChannelselection:
Illustration7:Channelselection
Thefollowingchartshowsthepossiblesettingsforthechannelselection:
ETS‐textDynamicrange
[defaultvalue]
comment
ChannelA‐D/Hnotactive
Shutter
Blinds
Operatingmodeofthechannel
Chart6:possiblesettingsforthechannelselection
Everyofthe1to8availablechannelscanbeassignedoneofthethreeavailableconditionsatthetab
page“channelselection”.Thefollowingparameterizationoptionsdependontheselectedconditions
forthechannel.Ifachannelissetto“notactive”,therewillbenofurtherparameterizationoptions.
Ifachannelisselectedto“shutter”or“blinds”,anewtabpagewillappearattheleftdrop‐down
menuwiththeformatChannelA:Shutter/Blinds.
Troughselectiontherespectivechannelyoucanparameterizethechannelaccordingtothe
individualrequirements.Theavailableoptionsfortheparameterizationdependonthefunctionof
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4.1.1Shutter
Ifachannelisselectedasshuttertheuserhasawiderangeofopportunitiestoparameterizethe
channel.Theseoneareexpoundedatthefollowingsegments.
Assoonasthechannelisselectedasshuttersstandardlythreecommunicationsobjectsappear.
Thefollowingchartshowstheseobjects:
NumberName LengthUsage
13Shutterup/down1BitMovementoftheshutter
14Blindsup/down/stop1BitAdjustmentoftheblinds/Stoppingofthe
shuttermovement
Chart7:communicationobjectsshutter
Thecommunicationobject“Shutterup/down”isusedtomovetheshutter.Therebyistoconsider
thatalogical“0”startstheup‐movementandalogical“1”startsthedown‐movement.This
configurationisstandardlydefinedbyKNXandcontrolsanidenticalcommunicationbetweenKNX
devices.
Thecommunicationobject“Blindsup/down/stop”isusedtoadjusttheblinds.Bycallingthisobject
thecurrentmovementoftheshutterissimultaneousstopped.
4.1.2Blinds
Therearealsoawiderangeofopportunitiestoparameterizethechannelatblindfunction.The
shutterfunctionandtheblindfunctionarealmostidentical,buttherearenooptionstoparameterize
ormovetheblindsattheblindfunction.
Assoonasthechannelisselectedasshuttersappearsstandardlythreecommunicationsobjects.
Thefollowingchartshowstheseobjects:
NumberName LengthUsage
13Shutterup/down1BitMovementoftheshutter
14Shorttimeoperation1Bitstartstheshorttimeoperation
15Stop1BitStoppingtheshuttermovement
Chart8:communicationobjectsblinds
Thecommunicationobject“shutterup/down”isusedtomovetheshutter.Therebyistoconsider
thatalogical“0”startstheup‐movementandalogical“1”startsthedown‐movement.
Thecommunicationobject“Stop”isusedtostopthecurrentmovementoftheshutters.Theobject
stopcanbecalledbyalogical“0”or“1”.

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4.2Timeformovement
BysettingdifferenttimesformovementtheuserisabletoparameterizetheActuatorindividuallyfor
almosteveryshutter/blind.Tobesurethatthemovementfunctionworksproperly,youhaveto
parameterizethesetimescarefully.Ifthechannelisselectedasshutterthereareadditionalsettings
forthemovingtimeoftheblinds.
Youcanseethescreenforsettingthesetimesinthefollowingillustration:
Illustration8:TimeformovementShutter
Illustration9:TimeformovementBlinds

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Inthefollowingchart,youcanseethesettingrangeforthemovementtimes:
ETS‐textDynamicrange
[defaultvalue]
comment
Timeformovementup/downsame
different
Adjustment,whetherup‐anddown‐
movementshouldbedifferentor
not
Timeformovement
Timeformovementup/down
differenttimes,formhardware
version2.2
1‐10000sec
[45sec]
setsthedurationforanup‐/down‐
movement
Steptimeforblinds50‐1000ms
[200ms]
onlyatshutter
Durationforastepatthe
adjustmentofblinds
Durationofblindsadjustment10‐10000ms
[1200ms]
onlyatshutter
Durationforthewholeadjustment
ofblinds(0‐100%)
Pauseatchangeofdirection1‐1000ms
[500ms]
setsthepausetimebetweenanup‐
anddownmovement
Switch‐ondelaymotor0‐255ms
[0ms]
switch‐ondelayformotors,which
havenotthewholepoweratthe
beginning
Switch‐offdelaymotor0‐255ms
[0ms]
switch‐offdelayformotors,which
havetimelagaftersetoff
Positionofblindsatendof
driving
0‐100%
[50%]
onlyatshutter
setsthepositionofblindsafter
drivingtheshutter
Shorttimeoperationnotactive
active
onlyatblinds
setstheshorttimeoperationon/off
Timeformovementforshort
timeoperation
fromhardwareversion2.2
50‐1000ms
[200ms]
onlyatblinds
adjuststhetimeforoneshorttime
operation
Chart9:Dynamicrangetimeformovement
Thefunctionsaredescribedindetailatthefollowingsegments.
4.2.1MeasureofthetimesforMovement
Theindividualtimesforthemovementofshutter/blindscannormallydeterminedverypreciseby
usingastopwatch.
Ifthereareveryshorttimesforthemovement,themeasuringbyusingawatchwillmaybecause
problems.Inthiscaseitisadvisabletoadjustinitiallyanapproximatedvalue,whichshouldbealittle
bitshorterthantherealtimeformovement.Afterwardsyoucantesttheadjustedtimebytriggering
theshuttersorblindsandcontrolwhetherthefinalpositionsareachieved.Iftheyarenotachieved,
youshouldsetthetimeformovementgraduallyhigherbyusingsmallstepsuntilthefinalpositions
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4.2.2Movementtime
Themovementtimedescribesthetimewhichtheshutteractuatorneedstodrivetheshutter/blinds
fromonefinalpositiontotheother.Whentheadjustedtimeisoverthechannelissetoffevenwhen
thefinalpositionwasnotachieved.Sotheshutteractuatortriggersthedown‐movement/up‐
movementfortheadjustedtime.
Becauseshuttersandblindshaveoftendifferenttimesfortheupdownmovement,differenttimes
canbeadjustedfortheupanddownmovement(fromhardwareversion2.2).
Checkifthemanufactorygivesanydataforthemovementtimes.
4.2.3Steptimeforblinds
onlyatblinds
Youcanadjustinwhichstepstheblindsshallbeshiftedwiththesetting“steptimeforblinds”.The
openinganglecanadjusttherebyinsmallstepstoprevente.g.aglareofthesunafterachangingof
thesolaraltitude.
Additional,itispossibletoadjustthesteprangeinawaysothattheblindsdrivefromonefinal
positiontotheotherinaspecificnumberofsteps.Forthiswayofblind‐movement,youhavetoset
thesteptimeforblindstoamultipleofthe“durationofblindsadjustment”.Therebythemultipleof
thedurationtimespecifiesthenumberofsteps,whicharerequiredtodrivetheblindsfromonefinal
positiontotheother.
ForExample:Durationofblindadjustment:3000ms
Steptimeforblinds=300ms
Numberofsteps=10thereforethevalues0%,10%,…,100%canbeappointed
4.2.4Durationofblindadjustment
onlyatblinds
Thedurationofblindadjustmentsetstheinterval,whichisrequiredtodrivetheblindsfrom0%to
100%orbackwards.Thereforetheshutteractuatortriggerstheblindadjustment.
Tipforthemeasurementfromverysmalldurationsofblindadjustment
Drivetheblindsinafinalposition(either100%closedor100%opened)
Nowsendstepcommandsuntiltheotherfinalpositionisachieved
Multiplythenumberofstepswiththeadjustedtimeforthesteptimeofblinds
Entertheresulttothe“durationofblindadjustment”
Itisadvisabletousetheprocedure,likeunder4.2.1described,bylongblindadjustmenttimes.
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