Zamel exta ZCM-42 User manual

ZCM-42 TIME PROGRAMMER
Wi-Fi-CONFIGURABLE USER’S MANUAL
ZAMEL Sp. z o.o.
ul. Zielona 27, 43-200 Pszczyna, Poland
tel. [phone], fax [phone]
www.zamel.com, e-mail: [email protected]
zcm-42_inst_ext_gb | 09.02.21
APPEARANCE
FEATURES
DESCRIPTION
• control based on sunrise and sunset times,
• option to change calculated sunrise and sun-
set times manually,
• control based on hour and day of the week,
• option to program one-time events and ex-
ceptions,
• setting parameters via a website thanks to the
Wi-Fi module,
• no need to install any applications,
• settings are kept without requiring a battery.
The ZCM-42 time programmer is used to per-
form time functions in automation and control
systems. It can control loads connected to out-
puts depending on the hour and day of the week
as well as sunrise and sunset times (including
information on geographical coordinates of the
place of time programmer installation, current
date, and time shift set). The programmer also
offers the possibility of setting one-time events
– executed on a given day of the year – and
makes it possible to define exceptions (time pe-
riods during which control is executed different-
ly than set in weekly and astro schedules). The
programmer allows you to program 80 events
for all types (weekly, astro, and one-time events
as well as exceptions), but the main advantage
of this programmer is that they are not simply
ON/OFF pairs but independent events, which
allows for very flexible control of the connected
devices – for example, you can turn on a device
using the astro function and turn it off using the
weekly function. Parameters are set via a web-
site thanks to the Wi-Fi module included with
the device. In addition, the programmer keeps
device settings without requiring a battery when
there is a power failure and offers the possibility
of importing/exporting saved schedules.
Hereby, ZAMEL Sp. z o. o. declares that the
radio equipment type ZCM-42 is in compliance
with Directive 2014/53/EU. The full text of the
EU declaration of conformity is available at the
following internet address: www.zamel.com
The device should be connected to a one-
phase network in accordance with legally
binding standards. The connection method
is described in this manual. Any activities
related to installation, connection, and ad-
justment should be performed by qualied
electricians who have read this user’s man-
ual and familiarised themselves with device
functions. Removing the enclosure voids the
warranty and poses a risk of electric shock. Before installation,
make sure that there is no voltage on connection cables. To
install the device, use a cross-head screwdriver with a diam-
eter of 3.5 mm. The proper operation of the device is affected
by how the device is transported, stored, and used. It is not
advisable to install the device in the following cases: lack of
any components, damage to or deformation of the device. If the
device operates improperly, please contact the manufacturer.
NOTE
TECHNICAL DATA
Nominal supply voltage: 230 V AC 50 / 60 Hz
Supply voltage tolerance: -15 ÷ +10 %
Nominal power consumption:
0.75 W - Wi-Fi disabled
0.85 W - Wi-Fi enabled
1.4 W - with one relay turned on
2 W - with two relays turned on
Transmission: Wi-Fi 2.4 GHz b/g/n
Operating range: 100 m in the open area*
Transmitting power: ERP < 20 mW
Supply voltage / Wi-Fi status signalling: LED (green)
Number of outputs: 2
Input state signalling: 2 LEDs (red)
Parameters of relay contacts: 2 x NO/NC 16 A / 250 V AC (inrush: 111 A / 20 ms)
Number of inputs: 2
Can be used with: monostable (returnable), bistable switches
Schedules: astro, weekly, yearly, exceptions
Number of events: 80 for all schedule types
Settings are kept by: supercapacitor - settings are kept for 24 hours
Operating temperature: -10 ÷ +55 °C
Operation position: any
Enclosure mounting: DIN-Rail
Enclosure IP rating: IP20
Number of connection terminals: 10
Cross-section of connection cables 0.2 ÷ 2.5 mm²
Overvoltage category: II
Contamination degree: 2
Dimensions: two-module enclosure 90x35x66 mm
Weight: 163 g
* The operating range given refers to an open area, i.e. ideal conditions, without obstacles. If there are obstacles between the transmitter
and the receiver, the operating range should be expected to be reduced by: 10-40% for bricks, 5-20% for wood and plaster, 40-80% for
reinforced concrete, 90-100% for metal, and 10-20% for glass. In addition, overhead and underground high-voltage power lines as well as
cell towers located near devices have a negative impact on the operating range.
Do not dispose of this device together with
other waste! To avoid harmful effects on the
environment and human health, the worn-out
device should be stored in designated areas.
Electrical waste from households may be handed
over to the waste collector established for this
purpose free of change and in any amount,
as well as to the store when purchasing new
equipment.
Output terminals 12, 11, 14
Supply terminals L, N Input terminals IN1, IN2
Antenna port
Output terminals 24, 21, 22
Power / Wi-Fi activity
signalling
Wi-Fi activation / deactivation
button
Input state signalling

WARRANTY CARD
Manufacturer provides a 24-month warranty
Seller’s stamp and signature, date of sale
1. ZAMEL Sp. z o.o. shall offer a 24-month warranty on the products sold.
2. The warranty provided by ZAMEL Sp. z o.o. shall not cover:
a) mechanical damage caused during transport, loading/unloading or in other circumstances,
b) damage caused by incorrect installation or operation of products manufactured by ZAMEL Sp. z o.o.,
c) damage resulting from any changes made by the BUYER or third parties in the products sold or equipment necessary for the
proper operation of the products sold,
d) damage resulting from force majeure or other fortuitous events for which ZAMEL Sp. z o.o. is not liable.
3. Any warranty claims shall be made by the BUYER at the point of sale or to ZAMEL z o.o. in writing after defects have been identi-
ed.
4. ZAMEL Sp. z o.o. undertakes to handle complaints in accordance with the applicable provisions of Polish law.
5. The choice of the form of complain resolution, e.g. replacement of a product with a product free from defects, repair, or reimburse-
ment of money, shall lie with ZAMEL Sp. z o.o.
6. The warranty does not exclude, limit, or suspend BUYER’s rights under the statutory warranty for defects in the item sold.
WIRING DIAGRAM CAPACITY
NOTE! The ZCM-42 controller should be connected
to a one-phase network in accordance with legally
binding standards. Any activities related to instal-
lation, connection, and adjustment should be per-
formed by qualied electricians who have read this
user’s manual and familiarised themselves with de-
vice functions.
1. Disconnect the power supply circuit with a fuse, cir-
cuit breaker, or a switch disconnector connected to
the appropriate circuit.
2. Check voltage-free condition on power cables using a
proper measuring instrument.
3. Connect the ZCM-42 device according to the wiring
diagram.
4. Feed supply voltage.
5. Congure the device (see CONFIGURING THE DEVICE).
6. Check if the device operates properly.
CONFIGURING THE DEVICE
If the U/STATUS LED is turned off after connecting the device to the power supply, press and hold the Wi-Fi button for 3 seconds, which will activate the Wi-
Fi module in the programmer. Then on a mobile device search for a Wi-Fi network with the name that starts with ZCM-42-XXXX and connect to it by entering
the proper password (default password: zamel123). Then enter 192.168.4.1 in an Internet browser. The „Home Page” of the ZCM-42 programmer (Fig. 1)
will be displayed, containing information on the current rmware version, date, time, sunrise and sunset times, and geographical coordinates. Below you can
nd buttons used to turn on/off relays. The bar at the bottom allows you to switch between individual tabs.
The second tab is used to control schedules (Fig. 2). At the top of the tab you can choose schedule type. Below you can nd a list of saved schedules of
a given type as well as information on when a given schedule will be executed and what action it will trigger. The user can turn on/off every schedule and
delete it. Go to the schedule adding screen by pressing the „+” button in the bottom right corner. There is a eld for selecting schedule type at the top (you
can choose between one-time, weekly, astro, and exception type). The next elds to be displayed depend on the type of schedule selected. For one-time
schedules, you can congure date and time; for weekly schedules, you can congure the hour and day of the week; for astro schedules, you can congure
the day of the week, event (sunrise or sunset), and time shift (in the range of -120 to +120 minutes). For exceptions, you can dene the date and the range of
hours for which the exception is to apply. The last element to be dened before saving a schedule/an exception is the action to be triggered – you can choose
between turning on/off a single relay or both relays, turn on a relay for a dened time, and for exceptions – operation according to one-time schedules. After
all settings are made, press the „Add schedule” / „Add exception” button.
The third tab is used to export / import schedules (Fig. 3). Press the „Export” button to save all schedules on the memory of the device from which the congu-
ration is made. The „export.zcnf” le is saved in the default folder for les downloaded in the browser. To import schedules that have already been exported,
rst choose the le in which they are stored and then press the „Import” button.
The fourth tab (Fig. 4) allows you to congure time settings (date, hour), settings for geographical coordinates (required to calculate sunrise and sunset
times), Wi-Fi settings, input settings, and language settings. In the Wi-Fi settings, you can change the password for the programmer Wi-Fi network, enter
the SSID and password for the router, and
update the rmware. In the input settings,
you can congure the „Switch time” param-
eter for each input, which denes the time
(in minutes) for which the relay correspond-
ing to a given input will be turned on (time
„0” means that the relay will not be turned
off automatically), while the „Time-based
mode” parameter (in seconds) allows you to
dene the time for which schedules operat-
ing in time-based mode will turn on relays.
You can also select the users language in
the fourth tab.
To restore the clock to the factory settings,
press and hold the PROG button for 10 sec-
onds. (NOTE: All saved schedules will also
be deleted).
UPDATING THE FIRMWARE
The rmware of the ZCM-42 programmer can be updated remotely. This operation requires a router connected to the Internet. In the programmer settings,
enter the SSID name and the password for the route and then save the programmer rmware settings. Then press the „Update rmware” button. The ZCM-
42 programmer will try to connect to the router Wi-Fi network and will check if there if a rmware update is available. If it is, it will download and update the
rmware. Once the rmware update process is completed, the programmer will restart automatically and return to normal operation.
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