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Elsner 70191 Installation And Operation Manual

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KNX WS1000 Color
Building Control System
Item numbers 70191 (white), 70192 (aluminium)
Installation and Operation

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  • Page 1 KNX WS1000 Color Building Control System Item numbers 70191 (white), 70192 (aluminium) Installation and Operation...
  • Page 2 3.2.7. Set movement limitations (window) ..............62 3.2.8. Setting a wind delay (shades) ................63 Elsner Elektronik GmbH • Sohlengrund 16 • 75395 Ostelsheim • Germany Control System KNX WS1000 Color • from software version 1.705 Status: 18.04.2016 • Subject to technical changes. Errors excepted.
  • Page 3 Enter time and date manually ................91 Change language ....................91 Adjust screen ......................91 Elsner Elektronik GmbH • Sohlengrund 16 • 75395 Ostelsheim • Germany Control System KNX WS1000 Color • from software version 1.705 Status: 18.04.2016 • Subject to technical changes. Errors excepted.
  • Page 4 Blocks with 2 objects ..................131 Blocks with 1 object .................... 131 Elsner Elektronik GmbH • Sohlengrund 16 • 75395 Ostelsheim • Germany Control System KNX WS1000 Color • from software version 1.705 Status: 18.04.2016 • Subject to technical changes. Errors excepted.
  • Page 5 The change status (software version and date) can be found in the contents footer. If you have a device with a later software version, please check www.elsner-elektronik.de in the menu area "Service" to find out whether a more up-to- date version of the manual is available.
  • Page 6 Clarification of signs...

  • Page 7: Description

    Description 1. Description Control System KNX WS1000 Color • Status: 18.04.2016 • Errors excepted. Subject to technical changes.

  • Page 8: Delivery Scope

    Description 1.1. Field of application The Control System KNX WS1000 Color is an operating unit for the KNX building control system. The graphical touch screen and the integrated automatic functions al- low for central setting and operation of the technical equipment installed in the build- ing.

  • Page 9: Connection And Control Options

    Description 1.2. Connection and control options The following sensor parameters can be processed by the automatic of the control: • Outdoor and indoor temperature • Air humidity inside • CO2 concentration inside • Brightness (intensity and direction, twilight recognition) Control System KNX WS1000 Color • Status: 18.04.2016 • Errors excepted. Subject to technical changes.
  • Page 10 Blinds • Shutters • Windows and sliding roofs • Lighting • Dimmer (for a light) The following devices can be connected via Elsner Radio Motor Control Units RF- MSG: • Awnings • Blinds • Shutters • Windows and sliding roofs The following devices can be connected via Elsner Radio Relay RF-Relay: •...

  • Page 11: Automatic Functions In Overview

    Description The following additional options are available: • Reception of push-button commands from the KNX system (local Up/Down or On/Off buttons) • Connection of up to 2 video cameras via an optional camera interface • Presentation of a slideshow on SD card, data storage on SD card 1.2.1.
  • Page 12 Description • Rain alarm: Retract when there is precipitation (can be switched off) Automatic functions for blinds: • Closing according to brightness or position of the sun or keep open regardless of brightness (only time-controlled or manual closing) or keep closed regardless of brightness (visual protection, automatically retract only when there is a rain or wind alarm) with light reversal •...
  • Page 13 Description Automatic functions for coolings and air-conditioning units: • Switch on daily above a selectable indoor temperature • Night mode (with adjustment of time and temperature until cooling takes place) • Cancel ventilation when cooling/air-conditioning unit is active Automatic ventilation functions: •...
  • Page 14 Description Control System KNX WS1000 Color • Status: 18.04.2016 • Errors excepted. Subject to technical changes.

  • Page 15: Operation And Use

    Operation and use 2. Operation and use Control System KNX WS1000 Color • Status: 18.04.2016 • Errors excepted. Subject to technical changes.

  • Page 16: Weather Data Display (Starting Image)

    Operation and use 2.1. Weather data display (starting image) As a starting image, the control system shows the current weather data: Sun data Intensity: Light intensity (brightness) in Lux (lx) or Kilolux (klx) Direction: Direction (azimuth) in degrees Height: Elevation over the horizon in degrees Wind The wind speed will be shown in metres per second (m/s) and the windsock changes: Calm: up to 1.9 m/s...
  • Page 17 Operation and use You may select which indoor information is displayed (e. g. if several sensors are con- nected).  System > Installation > Weather Display  6.1. Indoor sensor for weather display The general weather situation is shown graphically: Sunny or cloudy: The sun moves across the sky according to its current direction and height.

  • Page 18: The Touch Display

    Operation and use Night: At night (twilight) the display will be dark- er; instead of the sun, the moon and stars will appear. The date and time will be shown on the lower right on the display. The following sym- bols are displayed, depending on which source the time signal is from: GPS reception (from weather station) Satellite...

  • Page 19: Manually Operate Drives And Devices

    Operation and use 2.3. Manually operate drives and devices 2.3.1. The „Manual“ menu You can reach the menu for manual control of drives and equipment by using the but- ton Manual: Here you can operate all connected drives and devices directly: Use the buttons to se- lect the name of the drive or device you want to operate.
  • Page 20 Operation and use For shades and windows, the movement position is shown in percent above the Up-/ Down buttons (for blinds, also the slat position). For radio motor control units, the po- sition shown can deviate from the movement position set in the automatic mode by up to 2%.

  • Page 21: Internal Buttons (Group Buttons)

    Operation and use Manu Auto Whether a drive or device is in automatic mode or manually operated can be recog- nised from the white marking on the buttons on the right and the text “Auto” next to the name button in the list on the left. By pressing the button you can switch from one to another.

  • Page 22: Navigation In The System Menu

    Operation and use and equipment to the eight remote control channels. In the control, several Remo 8 de- vices can be configured.  6.1. Wireless connections 2.4. Navigation in the System menu All settings for radio communication, the automatic functions and for the control unit itself are changed in the System menu (devices connected via KNX have to be con- figuered in the ETS first).

  • Page 23: Input Keyboard For Names And Codes

    Operation and use Back to the previous menu level (only settings already saved with OK will be applied) Back to the weather data display (starting image) Confirms (saves) adjustments made Info button: Appears in many menus next to the option settings. Press the button for an explanation of the function shown in the upper display area.
  • Page 24 Operation and use • The data must be saved in the uppermost level of the card's directory (root directory) The SD card slot can be found beneath the covering flap. The SD card is pushed into the slot, until it clicks into place.

  • Page 25: Automatic Settings

    Automatic settings 3. Automatic settings Control System KNX WS1000 Color • Status: 18.04.2016 • Errors excepted. Subject to technical changes.

  • Page 26: Automatic Settings

    Automatic settings 3.1. Automatic settings In the menu System > Automatic Settings you can make the following adjust- ments: • Define automatic functions for the individual drives and devices • Adjust general automatic settings: Twilight value, movement delays, timer, ventilation block, night time re-cooling, frost alarm and automatic reset In order to set the automatic functions, the basic settings in the ETS an in the controls menu System must already have been made.

  • Page 27: Power Failure, Maintenance Works, Etc. (Restart Of Control)

    Automatic settings Running rails of shades icing up: Note that the rails of shutters, awnings and blind which are externally mounted can ice up. Operating the drive under such conditions can damage the shades and drives. Power failure, maintenance works, etc. (restart of control) If a power outage occurs, the control unit can no longer control the connected drives! If the functional scope must be guaranteed even during a power cut, an emergency power unit with a corresponding switch from network power to emergency operation...
  • Page 28 Automatic settings Alarm functions Alarm functions are used for awnings in manual and in automatic mode. During frost, wind or rain alarm the awnings are retracted and cannot be manually extended. Shade settings The settings are only executed if an awning is in automatic mode and none of the alarm functions named above is active.
  • Page 29 Automatic settings Direction of sun Press the button to set the range (sun direction) in which the sun shall be, so that the awning provides shade. All directions: If the sun’s orientation is not decisive for shading purposes, select All sides (default setting).
  • Page 30 Automatic settings Sensor Selection Press the button to select the indoor sensor the control system will use for this awning (Pre-setting: first sensor in the list). As long as “No Sensor” is selected, the indoor temperature will not be taken into account by the control system for this shade. Confirm your setting with the OK button.
  • Page 31 Automatic settings setting: 5.0 °C. The block is countermanded again when the temperature rises more than 2.0°C over the pre-set value (hysteresis). Set the shade behavior in the next menu item. Disable block: If the awning should be deployed to offer shade regardless of the out- door temperature (for example with internal awnings), press the Off button.
  • Page 32 Automatic settings Confirm your setting with the OK button. Wind Alarm Press the button to set the wind alarm. The wind alarm protects the sensitive awning cloth from damage by retracting the awning. Adjust values: Use the arrow keys to adjust the value for wind speed and the length of time by which it must have been exceeded.

  • Page 33: Automatic Blind And Roller Shutter Settings

    Automatic settings Switching off: To switch off the awning’s Reset function, select No (this is the default setting). Confirm your setting with the OK button. Automatic Reset time and/or period can be set.  System > Automatic Settings > General Settings > Automatic Reset ...
  • Page 34 Automatic settings Setting of the automatic The automatic blind functions can be accessed by pressing the buttons: Automatic settings System Blind The automatic roller shutter functions can be accessed by pressing the buttons: Automatic settings System Shutter Now you can select individual blinds respectively roller shutters and adjust their set- tings.
  • Page 35 Automatic settings All directions: If the sun’s orientation is not decisive for shading purposes, select All sides (default setting). Direction: If the shade should only be deployed when the sun is in a specific orienta- tion, select as appropriate: West, South-West, South, South-East or East. The thickened part of the circle in the centre shows the selected area.
  • Page 36 Automatic settings row keys, specify the slat position in % (0% = closed, 50% = horizontal, 100% = closed). Default setting: 75% (slightly open). Tracking the position of the sun: If the slats should be opened in accordance with the position of the sun, press the button so it changes to Yes.
  • Page 37 Automatic settings Enable: If the blind respectively the roller shutter should be closed at night, select Yes. Disable: If the blind respectively the roller shutter should remain open at night, select No (default setting). Confirm your setting with the OK button. The threshold value, above which twilight/night will be recognised, can be adjusted.
  • Page 38 Automatic settings Even when an outdoor blocking temperature is active, the drive will respond to wind and rain alarms, as well as manual movement commands. Please note that the shade rails or other mechanical components can remain iced even when the outdoor temperature has already risen to a relatively high value. The drive and hangings may be damaged if a firmly frozen outdoor shading is moved! Set temperature: If the blind respectively the roller shutter should be blocked when the...
  • Page 39 Automatic settings (black writing), the block has been removed. The block will then be first active for this drive again if it is reactivated maually or the next time the frost alarm is triggered. Please note that the shade rails or other mechanical components can remain iced even when the outdoor temperature has already risen to a relatively high value.

  • Page 40: Automatic Window Settings

    Automatic settings Automatic Reset Press the button to enable or disable the switchover to automatic mode at a set point in time, or following a manual intervention. The general Automatic Reset occurs daily at the same time. Switching on: To set the blind respectively the roller shutter to Automatic at a set point in time, select Yes (this is the default setting).
  • Page 41 Automatic settings During frost, wind or rain alarm all windows are closed and cannot be manually opened. Gap ventilation during a rain alarm is an exception; it only restricts the win- dow's range of motion in automatic mode. As soon as a connected air conditioner is activated, all windows are closed. They are then in automatic mode but can be immediately operated again.
  • Page 42 Automatic settings Setting the temperature: Adjust the value for the desired room temperature using the arrow buttons. Pre-setting: 25.0 °C. The window is opened as soon as the temperature lies above the pre set value. It is closed again once the temperature sinks more than 2.0°C under the pre-set value (hys- teresis).
  • Page 43 Automatic settings Confirm your setting with the OK button. Number of steps Only for step windows. Press the button to set the number of movement steps for a step window in automatic mode. With step windows the control unit checks every 3 minutes whether the set room temperature or air humidity has been exceeded and then moves up another step if necessary.
  • Page 44 Automatic settings Confirm your setting by pressing OK. Timed Ventilation Press the button to set the ventilation running time. However the window will only open if the specified outdoor temperature is reached. At the end of a ventilation period, the normal automatic ventilation according to temperature and air humidity will be ex- ecuted.
  • Page 45 Automatic settings The outdoor temperature block only applies for automatic operation; no ventilation then takes place. When the rain or wind alarm is triggered, the window will be closed despite the outdoor temperature block (the alarm has priority over temperature block). Manual operation continues to remain possible, even when the window is blocked be- cause of low outdoor temperatures.
  • Page 46 Automatic settings Deactivate: If ventilation is to take place via the window regardless of the frost risk, se- lect No (default setting). Confirm your setting with the OK button. Wind Alarm Press the button to set the wind alarm. The wind alarm protects the unit and equipment from damage by closing the window.

  • Page 47: Automatic Ventilation Settings

    Automatic settings Disable: If the window should be completely closed when there is rain, select No (de- fault setting). Confirm your setting with the OK button. Please note that gap ventilation is not possible if the MSG Control has been activated (signal duration set to permanent) in the basic settings of the window in the installation menue.
  • Page 48 Automatic settings • Air humidity • Air supply temperature (only for air supply devices) • Exhaust air levels (only for roof ventilators WL610/WL305) • Night-time re-cooling (together with indoor temperature for night-time re- cooling) • Timed ventilation (and levels for timed ventilation) •...
  • Page 49 Automatic settings Air Supply Unit WFL, ventioaltor at multifunctional output or RF Relay: The ventilation unit is opened as soon as the temperature exceeds the set value. It is closed again as soon as the temerature drops more than 2.0°C below the set value (hysteresis). Shutting off ventilation: If ventilation is to be independent of indoor temperature, press the button labelled OFF.
  • Page 50 Automatic settings Not on fresh air/heating-combos on RF-VM. Night-time Cooling Press the button to set the times for night-time re-cooling. The button is only activated once the general settings for night-time re-cooling have been configured.  System > Automatic Settings > General Settings > Night-time Cooling ...
  • Page 51 Automatic settings To change any of the time periods, press Timer.  Set timer, page 59 Only for WL610/305. Ventilation Level Press the button to set the ventilation levels of the motorised roof ventilators for the timed ventilation. The button is only active if a ventilation time has been set. Use the arrow buttons to change the level according to your desire.
  • Page 52 Automatic settings Only for fresh air/heating-combos on RF-VM. Temp. Heating Press the button to set the indoor temperature above which the circulating air heating will be switched on during the day. Until an indoor sensor is selected, the automatic heating is deactivated. Use the arrow buttons to change the value according to your wish.

  • Page 53: Automatic Heating Settings

    Automatic settings Automatic Reset time and/or period can be set.  System > Automatic Settings > General Settings > Automatic Reset  3.3. Define automatic reset 3.1.8. Automatic heating settings For connected heatings the following automatic settings can be changed: •...
  • Page 54 Automatic settings Night mode Press the button to set the night-time operation. Press Select to select the time during which the night mode will operate. Activate one or more periods on the list. The peri- ods can be individually customised (see below). Confirm your setting with the OK button.

  • Page 55: Automatic Air-Conditioner Settings

    Automatic settings 3.1.9. Automatic air-conditioner settings For connected coolings/air conditioners the following automatic settings can be changed: • Indoor sensor to be used for the air-conditioner • Indoor day temperature • Night mode (period) and indoor night temperature • Enable/Disable automatic reset As soon as a cooling/air-conditioning unit is activated, windows will be closed and ventilators switched off.
  • Page 56 Automatic settings Night mode Press the button to set the night-time operation. Press Select to select the time during which the night mode will operate. Activate one or more periods on the list. The peri- ods can be individually customised (see below). Confirm your setting with the OK button.

  • Page 57: Automatic Light Settings

    Automatic settings 3.1.10.Automatic light settings For connected lights the following automatic settings can be changed: • Time switches • Twilight operation • Enable/Disable automatic reset The automatic lighting functions can be accessed by pressing the buttons: Automatic Settings System Light Now you can select individual lights and adjust their settings.

  • Page 58: Automatic Roof Gutter Heating Settings

    Automatic settings Switching off: To switch off the light’s Reset function, select No. Alternatively, the automatic function can be reactivated at a set time following a man- ual intervention. Switching on: To perform an Automatic Reset after a manual intervention, select Yes. Switching off: To switch off the light’s Reset function, select No (this is the default set- ting).

  • Page 59: Adjust General Automatic Settings

    Automatic settings Alternatively, the automatic function can be reactivated at a set time following a man- ual intervention. Switching on: To perform an Automatic Reset after a manual intervention, select Yes. Switching off: To switch off the gutter heating’s Reset function, select No (this is the default setting).

  • Page 60: Set Timer

    Automatic settings The movement delay settings can be accessed by pressing the buttons: Automatic General Settings Settings System Movement Delays Use the arrow keys to set the values for the extension and retraction delays. Default setting: Extension 1 minute, retraction 12 minutes. Confirm your setting with the OK button.

  • Page 61: Adjust Ventilation Block

    Automatic settings Start / end: Set the start and end of the time period by selecting each hour and minute field con- secutively and setting the time using the arrow keys. Weekdays: Select the day of the week on which the time period should be activated. More than one day can also be selected.

  • Page 62: Adjust Frost Alarm

    Automatic settings The night-time re-cooling settings can be accessed by pressing the buttons: Automatic General Settings Settings System Night-time Cooling Using the arrow keys, set the outdoor temperature at which the night-time re-cooling shall be active (e. g. higher than 20°C). Remember that the night-time re-cooling only starts when the outdoor temperature is more than 2.0°C above the pre-set value.

  • Page 63: Set Movement Limitations (Window)

    Automatic settings You can reach the frost alarm settings by pressing the buttons: Automatic General Settings Settings System Frost Alarm First set when the frost alarm should be triggered. Use the arrow keys to adjust the out- door temperature that must be undercut to trigger the frost alarm (e.g. 2.0°C). Then set how many hours after precipitation the standby for the frost alarm should be active (e.g.

  • Page 64: Setting A Wind Delay (Shades)

    Automatic settings 3.2.8. Setting a wind delay (shades) When the wind limitation value is exceeded for a drive, the wind alarm is then triggered for 5 minutes. If the wind value is once again exceeded within this period, the 5-minute stop time restarts from scratch.
  • Page 65 Automatic settings Automatic reset following a manual intervention Use the arrow keys to set the time interval after which Automatic functions should be once again activated.Default setting: 60 minutes. Confirm your setting with the OK button. Control System KNX WS1000 Color • Status: 18.04.2016 • Errors excepted. Subject to technical changes.
  • Page 66 Automatic settings Control System KNX WS1000 Color • Status: 18.04.2016 • Errors excepted. Subject to technical changes.

  • Page 67: Installation

    Installation 4. Installation Control System KNX WS1000 Color • Status: 18.04.2016 • Errors excepted. Subject to technical changes.

  • Page 68: Procedure

    Elsner Elektronik is not liable for any changes in norms and standards which may occur after publication of these operating instructions.

  • Page 69: Notes On Wireless Equipment

    Installation 4.1.2. Notes on wireless equipment When planning facilities with devices that communicate via radio, adequate radio re- ception must be guaranteed. The range of wireless control will be limited by legal reg- ulation and structural circumstances. Avoid sources of interference and obstacles be- tween receiver and transmitter, that could disturb the wireless communication.

  • Page 70: Power Failure, Maintenance Works, Etc. (Restart Of Control)

    Installation Power failure, maintenance works, etc. (restart of control) If a power outage occurs, the control unit can no longer control the connected drives! If the functional scope must be guaranteed even during a power cut, an emergency power unit with a corresponding switch from network power to emergency operation should be installed by the customer.
  • Page 71 Installation Cut-out dimensions for concealed box (approx.): W=229 mm | H=163 mm | D=62 mm: An external antenna can be connected in order to improve wireless communications. During installation, a conduit 50 cm in length should be placed beneath the re- cessed housing, in which the external antenna can be mounted (antenna dimensions approx.

  • Page 72: Preparing For Installation

    Installation Preparing for installation To take off the front plate, remove the screws beneath the lid. Push the upper section of the housing (frame with display) up a little and lift it off. Caution: The display is connected with a flat-ribbon cable to the cir- cuit board in the concealed box.

  • Page 73: Wall-Fitting

    Installation Wall-fitting Remove the circuit board from the concealed box to be installed a keep it in a place where it is protected from dirt. It may never be exposed to dust or moisture! For fitting, screw the cover (board) on to the concealed box with the en- closed screws.

  • Page 74: Structure Of The Connector Board

    Drives and devices that should be controlled by the KNX WS1000 Color are connect- ed via KNX or radio (Elsner RF Relay, RF-MSG) to the control system. Control System KNX WS1000 Color • Status: 18.04.2016 • Errors excepted. Subject to technical changes.

  • Page 75: Connect Drives And Devices To The Control Via Knx

     8. Basic setting in the ETS Connecting drives and devices wirelessly Connecting drives and devices wirelessly is achieved by means of an Elsner wireless modules (RF relay, RR-MSG). Elsner Elektronik ventilation devices can be learned into the control system without any additional equipment. Please observe the installation instructions relating to the wireless relays, motor control devices and ventilation devic- 6.1.
  • Page 76 Installation ATTENTION Material damage due to use of step/sliding roof operation with inappropriate window motors! Not all window motors are suitable for step/sliding mode. •Use this functions only with motors that are qualified for step/sliding operation by the manufacturer. Control System KNX WS1000 Color • Status: 18.04.2016 • Errors excepted. Subject to technical changes.

  • Page 77: Commissioning

    Commissioning 5. Commissioning Control System KNX WS1000 Color • Status: 18.04.2016 • Errors excepted. Subject to technical changes.

  • Page 78: Procedure

    Commissioning 5.1. Procedure Installation, testing, commissioning and fault repair should only be carried out by a qualified electrician. To install the control unit, proceed as follows: • Installation • Commissioning • Basic setting in the ETS and in the menu System > Installation •...
  • Page 79 Commissioning The time is automatically displayed when the unit receives time /date information, oth- erwise, the time can be set manually. Also a time zone (if there is a GPS weather station on the control system) and location (if there is tme reception via the bus) must be set. ...
  • Page 80 Commissioning Control System KNX WS1000 Color • Status: 18.04.2016 • Errors excepted. Subject to technical changes.

  • Page 81: Basic Setting Ws1000

    Basic Setting WS1000 6. Basic Setting WS1000 Control System KNX WS1000 Color • Status: 18.04.2016 • Errors excepted. Subject to technical changes.

  • Page 82: Procedure

    Basic Setting WS1000 6.1. Procedure After the professional installation and commissioning, the basic settings have to be made in the ETS (chapter 8) and then in the control menu System > Installation (this chapter).  8. Basic setzings in the ETS 6.2.

  • Page 83: Wireless Connections

    Basic Setting WS1000 Name Group Button 1 Press the button to change the name. Enter the desired name via the keypad that ap- pears.  2.4. Input keyboard for names and codes Confirm your input with the OK button. Drive groups Assign Press the button to assign the internal buttons to drive groups or devices.

  • Page 84: Learn Wireless Connection

    Basic Setting WS1000 Learn wireless connection Learn Press Learn to bring the control unit into learning readiness mode. Then follow the in- structions for the respective wireless participant (press PROG key or switch power sup- ply on). For wireless components that are learned by switching on power, you can switch on the supply for all devices at the same time.
  • Page 85 Basic Setting WS1000 Measured values Display of current values. To adjust the sensor, press the Adjust button. Adjust the value for "Displayed temperature/humidity". A cor- rection of measured values may be needed when the temperature/air humidity on the sensor does not corre- spond to the room average (e.g.
  • Page 86 Basic Setting WS1000 WL400, WL800, WL610, WL305 roof vent Radio module type “WL305/610/400/800“ display Radio module name To change the name, press the button showing device identification. Enter the required name in the box which appears. Confirm your entry using the OK key. ...
  • Page 87 Basic Setting WS1000 Name To change the name, press the button showing device identification. Enter the required name in the box which appears. Confirm your entry using the OK key.  2.4. Input keyboard for names and codes Radio status Radio status display RF-VM status Display of Serial number and version...

  • Page 88: Delete Wireless Connection

    Basic Setting WS1000 RF-MSG status Display of Serial number, version and RF-Router if applicable Other settings Basic settings of drive, seting of movement times, MSG control.  6.1. Set up drives and drive groups, page 94 (MSG control and zero position movement time/dead time can be set as of RF-MSG version 3.4) Delete wireless connection Delete...

  • Page 89: Setting Camera Inputs

    Basic Setting WS1000 The KNX actuators and sensors provided for communication with the WS1000 are dis- played in the KNX Settings menu and can be adjusted. Press the buttons: Installation System KNX Settings Functional Blöcks A list of all KNX actuators and sensors set up for communication with the control sys- tem (ETS) will be displayed.
  • Page 90 Basic Setting WS1000 In order to set up camera interface and inputs, press the buttons: Installation System Camera Camera 1/2 If you want to set both camera inputs, press the button with the name of the camera. In the pre-settings, the cameras are called "Camera 1" and "Camera 2". You can change the names in this menu.

  • Page 91: Define Channel Order

    Basic Setting WS1000 Confirm your setting by pressing OK. 6.2.6. Define channel order This is where you define the order in which the drives and devices are shown in the menues. Press the buttons: Installation System Channel Order Here all configured drives and devices (“channels”) are displayed. Note that the list also includes those channels that do not appear in the manual menu.

  • Page 92: Enter Time And Date Manually

    Basic Setting WS1000 Enter time and date manually Time and date are normally received via the bus or by the weather station connected directly. Time normally will be shown within around 10 minutes of starting up the sys- tem (weather data display, on the lower right). If no time signal is available, “Please set clock!”...

  • Page 93: Select Time Zone

    Basic Setting WS1000 If the automatic function is off, the screen brightness can be set in percent. For this press the % value. Using the arrow keys that appear you can adjust the value. Default setting: On. Using the automatic switch-off, you can determine whether the display lighting should be switched off.

  • Page 94: Enter Location

    Basic Setting WS1000 Country UTC difference Sweden +01:00 Switzerland +01:00 Spain +01:00 Press the button next to Summertime Rule to set the automatic switch-over. Depend- ing on location, select Europe, USA, None (if no summertime switch-over shall take place) or User-defined (if the switching shall be set individually). Confirm your setting with the OK button.

  • Page 95: Service Settings

    Basic Setting WS1000 Follow the instructions on the display and press with a pointed object (preferably the enclosed control stylus) on the centre of the cross. This will adjust the touch surface. 6.3.2. Service settings In the menu area System > WS1000 Settings > Service you can adjust the follow- ing settings: •...

  • Page 96: Internal Area

    Basic Setting WS1000 Internal area In the internal area, basic data of the device can be modified. You are not authorised to change this. 6.3.3. Access code In the System > WS1000 Settings > Access code menu area you can set an access code which locks the “Installation”...

  • Page 97: Using An Sd Card

    Basic Setting WS1000 Confirm with the OK button. The control system shows “Access code deleted”. Press to go back to the menu. The control system no longer has an access code. 6.3.4. Using an SD card The WS1000 Color control system has an SD card slot, which can be used to show the images on the display and to store or transfer the set-up data to the control system.

  • Page 98: Saving And Loading Configuration Data

    Basic Setting WS1000 Slideshow Press the button to start the slideshow. The images are displayed in the same se- quence as they were saved onto the card (see note below). The image changes approx. every 45 seconds (for images with 24-bit color intensity). To return to the weather data display, touch the screen or remove the SD card (briefly press down on the card so that it pops out).

  • Page 99: Tables, Maintenance

    7. Tables, maintenance Control System KNX WS1000 Color • Status: 18.04.2016 • Errors excepted. Subject to technical changes.

  • Page 100: Technical Specifications

    7.1. Care and maintenance Maintenance of the control unit Finger marks on the touch screen are best removed with a damp cloth or a microfiber cloth. You can wipe the buttons without activating them. Do not use abrasives / detergents or aggressive cleaners for cleaning. If there is a power outage, the data you have entered will be saved for around 10 years.

  • Page 101: Alarm And Error Messages

    Description km/h Beaufort Knots Calm < 0,3 < 1 < 1 Light air 0,3-1,5 Light breeze 1,6-3,3 6-11 Gentle breeze 3,4-5,4 12-19 7-10 Moderate 5,5-7,9 20-28 11-16 breeze Fresh breeze 8,0-10,7 29-38 17-21 Strong breeze 10,8-13,8 39-49 22-27 Moderate gale 13,9-17,1 50-61 28-33...

  • Page 102: Manual" Menu Messages

    KNX interface faulty! (only for WS1000 Color with KNX interface) Indicates an error or defect in the KNX interface. There is no communication with the bus. If the ETS is set to allow weather data to be received from the bus, a wind or rain alarm is triggered on the control system.

  • Page 103: Personal Automatic Settings Data

    7.4. Personal automatic settings data Awnings, blinds, shutters Drive no. (output) Name Function Light intensity (kLUx) Direction of sun Height of sun Movement position Slat position Slat position 0°-15° for height of 15°-30° the sun of 30°-45° 45°-90° Indoor sensor Indoor temperature (°C) Night closure? Timed closure (period)
  • Page 104 Window Drive no. (output) Name Normal, sliding window or step window? Indoor sensor Indoor temperature (°C) Air humidity (%) Supply air temperature block Night-time re-cooling (period, temp., position) Movement position/num- ber of steps Timed ventilation (period) Outdoor temperature (°C) Timed closure (period) Wind alarm at (m/s), Time exceeded Rain alarm?
  • Page 105 No. (output) Name Night-time re-cooling ven- til. (period, temperature) Timed ventil. /Night mode (period, temperature) Heat recovery recircula- tion (temperature, step) Condensation air recircu- lation (level) Automatic reset? Reset following manual intervention? Ventilation block via air-conditioning (min) Roof gutter heating No.
  • Page 106 General settings Time point for general automatic reset Reset following manual intervention (min) Timer time periods Name from Control System KNX WS1000 Color • Status: 18.04.2016 • Errors excepted. Subject to technical changes.

  • Page 107: Basic Setting In The Ets

    8. Basic Setting in the ETS Control System KNX WS1000 Color • Status: 18.04.2016 • Errors excepted. Subject to technical changes.

  • Page 108: Procedure

    8.1. Procedure After the professional installation and commissioning, the basic settings have to be made in the ETS and then in the control menu System > Installation. After the programming in the ETS, the control must be reset (also when making chang- es).
  • Page 109 Name Function Flags Wind force sensor 3 measurement Input 9.005 value Wind force sensor 4 measurement Input 14.007 C R W T value Wind direction 2 Byte Input Winddirection 4 Byte Input 14.007 Brightness measurement value Input / Output 9,004 C R W T Reserve WS1000 defect...
  • Page 110 Name Function Flags Block 7_2: Slat position Output 5,001 Block 7_2: Movement position Input 5,001 C W T feedback Block 7_2: Slat position feedback Input 5,001 C W T Block 7_2: Safety Output 1,002 C R T Block 7_2: Switching Output 1,001 C W T...
  • Page 111 Name Function Flags Block 7_4: Switching Output 1,001 C W T Block 7_4: Switching feedback Input 1,001 C R T Block 7_4: Dimming Output 3,007 Block 7_4: Dimmer value in % Input / Output 5,001 C W T Block 7_4: Temperature Input 9,001 C W T...
  • Page 112 Name Function Flags Block 7_6: Air humidity Input 9,007 C W T Block 7_6: CO2 Input 9,008 C W T Block 7_6: 2 byte floating point Input C W T Block 7_6: 4 byte floating point Input 14.* C W T Block 7_7: Long-time Input / Output 1,008...
  • Page 113 Name Function Flags Block 7_9: Long-time Input / Output 1,008 C W T Block 7_9: Short-time Input / Output 1,01 C W T Block 7_9: Actuation position Output 5,001 Block 7_9: Slat position Output 5,001 Block 7_9: Movement position Input 5,001 C W T feedback...
  • Page 114 Name Function Flags Block 7_11: Movement position Input 5,001 C W T feedback Block 7_11: Slat position feedback Input 5,001 C W T Block 7_11: Safety Output 1,002 C R T Block 7_11: Switching Output 1,001 C W T Block 7_11: Switching feedback Input 1,001 C R T...
  • Page 115 Name Function Flags Block 7_13: Switching feedback Input 1,001 C R T Block 7_13: Dimming Output 3,007 Block 7_13: Dimmer value in % Input / Output 5,001 C W T Block 7_13: Temperature Input 9,001 C W T Block 7_13: Air humidity Input 9,007 C W T...
  • Page 116 Name Function Flags Block 7_15: CO2 Input 9,008 C W T Block 7_15: 2 byte floating point Input C W T Block 7_15: 4 byte floating point Input 14.* C W T Block 7_16: Long-time Input / Output 1,008 C W T Block 7_16: Short-time Input / Output 1,01...
  • Page 117 Name Function Flags Block 7_18: Short-time Input / Output 1,01 C W T Block 7_18: Actuation position Output 5,001 Block 7_18: Slat position Output 5,001 Block 7_18: Movement position Input 5,001 C W T feedback Block 7_18: Slat position feedback Input 5,001 C W T...
  • Page 118 Name Function Flags Block 7_20: Slat position feedback Input 5,001 C W T Block 7_20: Safety Output 1,002 C R T Block 7_20: Switching Output 1,001 C W T Block 7_20: Switching feedback Input 1,001 C R T Block 7_20: Dimming Output 3,007 Block 7_20: Dimmer value in %...
  • Page 119 Name Function Flags Block 7_22: Dimming Output 3,007 Block 7_22: Dimmer value in % Input / Output 5,001 C W T Block 7_22: Temperature Input 9,001 C W T Block 7_22: Air humidity Input 9,007 C W T Block 7_22: CO2 Input 9,008 C W T...
  • Page 120 Name Function Flags Block 3_4: Dimmer value in % Input / Output 5,001 C W T Block 3_4: Temperature Input 9,001 C W T Block 3_4: Air humidity Input 9,007 C W T Block 3_4: CO2 Input 9,008 C W T Block 3_4: 2 byte floating point Input C W T...
  • Page 121 Name Function Flags Block 3_8: Dimmer value in % Input / Output 5,001 C W T Block 3_8: Temperature Input 9,001 C W T Block 3_8: Air humidity Input 9,007 C W T Block 3_8: CO2 Input 9,008 C W T Block 3_8: 2 byte floating point Input C W T...
  • Page 122 Name Function Flags Block 2_3: Switching Output 1,001 C W T Block 2_3: Switching feedback Input 1,001 C R T Block 2_3: Temperature Input 9,001 C W T Block 2_3: Air humidity Input 9,007 C W T Block 2_3: 2 byte floating point Input C W T Block 2_3: 4 byte floating point...
  • Page 123 Name Function Flags Block 2_8: 2 byte floating point Input C W T Block 2_8: 4 byte floating point Input 14.* C W T Block 2_9: Switching Output 1,001 C W T Block 2_9: Switching feedback Input 1,001 C R T Block 2_9: Temperature Input 9,001...
  • Page 124 Name Function Flags Block 1_7: Temperature Input 9,001 C W T Block 1_7: 2 byte floating point Input C W T Block 1_7: 4 byte floating point Input 14.* C W T Block 1_8: Temperature Input 9,001 C W T Block 1_8: 2 byte floating point Input C W T...

  • Page 125: Parameter Setting

    Name Function Flags Block 1_17: Temperature Input 9,001 C W T Block 1_17: 2 byte floating point Input C W T Block 1_17: 4 byte floating point Input 14.* C W T 8.3. Parameter setting Malfunctions and error messages Malfunction/Defect of the KNX interface: •...

  • Page 126: General Settings

    8.3.1. General settings Transmission delays after power-up and programming for: Weather data 5 s • 10 s • 30 s • 1 min • … • 2 h Functional blocks 5 s • 10 s • 30 s • 1 min • … • 2 h Maximum message rate 10 •...
  • Page 127 Wind speed: Monitoring time for wind sensors 1...4 5 s • 10 s • 30 s • 1 min • … • 2 h Wind sensor 1/2/3/4 • do nor use • transmits on bus • receives from bus (without monitoring) •...

  • Page 128: Weather Data

    8.3.3. Weather data The menu point appears only if weather data needs to be transmitted on the bus or re- ceived from it. Weather data is transmitted on the bus In "General Settings", the option selected is: Weather data send to bus Date and time •...

  • Page 129: Weather Data Is Received From The Bus

    Transmit cycle 5 s • 10 s • 30 s • 1 min • … • 2 h (only if "periodically" is selected) Temperature measurement value • do not transmit • transmit periodically • transmit on change • transmit on change and periodically On change of 0.1°C •...

  • Page 130: Functional Blocks

    The menu point appears only if the option that blocks with 7 objects should be used has been selected with "Functional blocks". The data for awnings, blinds, shutters, windows and Elsner electronic ceiling fans WL305/610 is transmitted with the help of these 22 blocks. The blocks are also suitable for light, dimmers, buttons, 3-way combination sensors (temperature, humidity and CO2), thermal hygrometer, temperature sensors and floating point values.

  • Page 131: Blocks With 3 Objects

    Block 7_1 • Do not use … Block 7_22 • Output: Blind • Output: Awning • Output: Shutters • Output: Windows • Output: Sliding window • Output: Step window • Output: Light switchable • Output: Light dimmable • Input: Up/down key •...

  • Page 132: Blocks With 2 Objects

    Blocks with 2 objects The menu point appears only if the option that blocks with 2 objects should be used has been selected with "Functional blocks". The data for light, buttons and the thermal hygrometer is transmitted with the help of these 10 blocks.
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