WAREMA KNX EWFS User manual

Operating and installation instructions
KNX EWFS Receiver
Keep for future use!
Valid from 1 July 2011
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General information
Fig. 1 KNXEWFS Receiver
The KNX EWFS Receiver serves as a gateway between
the Standardised WAREMA Radio System (EWFS) and the
KNX protocol.
The KNX EWFS Receiver is a radio receiver for WAREMA
EWFS Hand-held transmitters, EWFS Wall-mounted
transmitters, EWFS Timers and EWFS Weather stations.
A maximum of 8 EWFS hand-held transmitters can be
managed per device, i.e. either 8 x EWFS hand-held
transmitters1K or 4 x EWFS hand-held transmitters1K
and 4 x EWFS hand-held transmitters8K. The transmitters
are differentiated by their transmitter address. The
commands sent by an EWFS transmitter/channel can then
be executed in KNX telegrams. The following data types
are available for this purpose:
Stop/step command 1 bit
UP/DOWN move command 1 bit
Switch ON/OFF, changeover 1 bit
Value 1 byte
Scene 1 byte
The product data base can be downloaded from the
Internet under http://www.warema.de.
The parameters are set via the parameter dialogue box of
the ETS3 or a newer version.
The central operation is implemented by coupling to a KNX
twisted pair network via the integrated KNX transceiver.
Power is supplied via the KNX network. A separate power
supply is not needed. Spring contacts for the looping of
the bus line are available.
These operating and installation instructions are ad-
dressed to everyone planning and installing a KNX EWFS
Receiver within a KNX twisted pair network.
nObserve the technical data and comply with the wiring
conditions. These instructions contain the necessary
information.
nAny other use is considered improper.
Because of its compact design, the receiver can be in-
stalled in a flush-mounted junction box.
Operation
The KNX EWFS Receiver is operated with trained EWFS
Hand-held transmitters or EWFS Wall-mounted transmitters.
Please refer to the KNX EWFS Receiver software documen-
tation for the exact programming and operating procedure.
Intended use
The device was developed to control sun shading systems.
The approval of the manufacturer must be obtained for
uses outside of the purposes listed in these instructions.
Safety instructions
WARNING
The electrical installation must be performed
by a certified electrician in accordance with
the electrical installation regulations pub-
lished by the Association of German Electri-
cal Engineers (VDE 0100) or the standards
and regulations of the country in which the
device is being installed. The electrician must
observe the installation instructions included
with the electrical device.
WARNING
If hazard-free operation cannot be assumed,
the device may not be started or must be
deactivated. This assumption is justified if
the housing or the supply lines show signs of
damage
the device is no longer working.
CAUTION
Never activate buttons on your transmitter
arbitrarily without visual contact to the sun
shading product. Children must not play with
this product – remote controls or transmitters
must not get into the hands of children!
Do not expose the KNX EWFS Receiver to
excessive heat or humidity.
Do not introduce foreign objects into the housing.
The device meets the requirements on interference resist-
ance and interference emission for use in residential and
commercial areas.
The range of radio controls is restricted by legal regulations
for radio systems and through structural factors. Adequate
radio reception must be ensured when planning the project.
This applies especially if the radio signal must penetrate
through walls and ceilings. The KNX EWFS Receiver should
not be installed in the immediate vicinity of metal compo-
nents (steel beams, steel-reinforced concrete, fire door).
nMount the device in a central location, as far as possi-
ble from influences that are detrimental to radio recep-
tion.
nNote the following when aligning the aerial:
Arrange the aerial in a stretched position; do not fold
or roll up.
Keep as far away from metal parts as possible.
Do not position the aerial in the vicinity of or parallel
to electrical lines.
nCheck that the receiver is functioning properly before
the final installation.
Strong local transmitter systems (e.g. baby monitors or
neighbouring transmitters) can interfere with the reception.

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Installation
The receiver is intended for installation in a flush-mounted
junction box. Only lines used for wiring the receiver should
be routed into this box. The unit is electrically connected
according to the adjacent wiring diagram (see Fig.2).
The lines are connected using plug-in terminals.
Programming
For commissioning, the device is equipped with a pro-
gramming button and a red status LED.
nPress the programming button to put the device into
programming mode. The red LED lights up when pro-
gramming mode is active. The device is programmed
on a PC with the corresponding software. The software
ends the programming mode automatically and the red
LED goes out.
nIf you wish to end the programming mode prematurely,
press the programming button again. The red LED
goes out.
NOTE For commissioning, you need the EWFS Receiver
and the WAREMA EWFS Monitor software. The
WAREMA EWFS Monitor can be downloaded from
www.warema.de.
Function
A detailed description of the functions is provided in the
software documentation of the control system.
Heartbeat function for a learned EWFS Weather station
The weather station cyclically sends a so-called "heartbeat
pulse" to all receivers into which the weather station is
learned. Unfavourable conditions (eco weather station:
longer periods of darkness or soiling of the solar panel;
plus weather station: power failure) may cause the weather
station to fail temporarily. In this case, the weather station
does not emit heartbeat pulses. The receiver may also
fail to receive a heartbeat pulse from a learned weather
station when the installation situation is unfavourable.
This is considered by the receiver to be a weather station
failure and the sun shading system is raised for safety
reasons. In this phase, the sun shading system cannot
be operated as usual: When it is lowered manually,
the movement is stopped automatically after approx.
5seconds. Pressing the button again causes the same
reaction. The sun shading system can be raised as usual.
This is a safety function and not an error.
Maintenance
There are no parts within the device that require
maintenance.
Please consult your system integrator if operating
problems arise.
Contact your WAREMA dealer if repair is required.
Liability
Failure to comply with the product information in these
instructions and use of the device in a manner that
contravenes its intended use and purpose may result in
the manufacturer refusing to honour warranty claims for
product damage. In this case, liability for consequential
harm to persons or damage to property will also be
excluded. Follow also the instructions in the operating
manual of your sun shading system. The automatic
or manual operation of the sun shading system when
iced over as well as using the sun shading system
during severe weather may cause damage and must be
prevented by the user by taking suitable precautions.
Disposal
After use, the device must be disposed of according to
legal regulations or turned in to your local recycling centre.
KNX EWFS
Art.-Nr.: 1002 746
EIB +
EIB
‒
JY(St)Y 2x2x0.8 mm ø
KNXJY(St)Y 2x2x0.8 mm ø
KNX
Programming button
LED
Fig. 2 KNX EWFS Receiver wiring diagram
Technical data
KNXEWFS Receiver Min. Typ. Max. Unit
24 V DC supply (via the KNX bus)
Operating voltage 20 33 V DC
Current consumption 10 25 mA
Power consumption 0.3 0.8 W
HF receiver
Receive frequency
ASK (OOK) 433.92 MHz
Ambient conditions
Operating temperature -20 20 60 °C
Storage temperature -25 20 70 °C
Humidity
(non-condensing) 10 40 85 %RH
Enclosure
Dimensions in mm
(WxHxD) Overall device
without antenna
48.5 x 30 x 48.5
Length of antenna in mm 170
Weight in g (overall device) 38
Degree of protection/
safety class IP20 / III
Bus interface Transceiver FZE 1066
Test standards DIN EN 60950-1:2003
DIN EN 61000-6-2:2002,
DIN EN 61000-6-3:2005,
EN 300220-3:2000
EN 301489-3:2001
Miscellaneous
Software class A
Location of use Clean ambient conditions
Conformity declaration Viewable at www.warema.de
Article numbers
KNX EWFS Receiver 1002 746
EWFS Receiver 1002 049
WAREMA Renkhoff SE
Hans-Wilhelm-Renkhoff Strasse 2
D-97828 Marktheidenfeld, Germany
The affixed CE test symbol confirms that the devices in
their typical configuration correspond to the low voltage
and EMC guidelines of the European Union.
EIB and KNX are registered trademarks of the KNX Asso-
ciation. Other brand names and product names are trade-
marks or registered trademarks of other companies.