WAREMA WMS Operating Instructions Manual
  1. Manuals
  2. Brands
  3. WAREMA Manuals
  4. Transmitter
  5. WMS
  6. Operating instructions manual

WAREMA WMS Operating Instructions Manual

Mobile system central transmitter
Hide thumbs Also See for WMS:
Table of Contents

Advertisement

Quick Links

WAREMA Mobile System
®
WMS Central transmitter
Operating instructions
Valid from 01 December 2015
Sun. Light.. WAREMA.
890405_d•en

Advertisement

Table of Contents
loading
Need help?

Need help?

Do you have a question about the WMS and is the answer not in the manual?

Questions and answers

Related Manuals for WAREMA WMS

Summary of Contents for WAREMA WMS

  • Page 1 WAREMA Mobile System ® WMS Central transmitter Operating instructions Valid from 01 December 2015 Sun. Light.. WAREMA. 890405_d•en...
  • Page 2  Operating instructions, manuals and software are protected by copyright.  All rights to the software are specified in the license agreement included.  WAREMA and the WAREMA logo are trademarks of WAREMA Renkhoff  All other brand or product names included in this document are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Channels and products ................22 4.4.4 Scenes ......................22 4.4.5 Favourites ...................... 23 4.4.6 Organisation levels of the WMS Central transmitter ......23 4.4.7 Basic, safety and comfort functions ............24 Sleep mode ......................25 Menu structure ....................26 Favourites ......................26 Products .......................
  • Page 4 Contents WMS Central transmitter Creating favourites ..................... 44 Managing favourites ..................45 7.3.1 Changing the favourite name ..............46 7.3.2 Selecting an icon ..................47 7.3.3 Changing the order ..................48 7.3.4 Allocating a channel..................49 7.3.5 Allocating a scene ..................50 7.3.6...
  • Page 5 Contents 9.2.2 Learning hand-held transmitters/central transmitters in/out .....106 9.2.2.1 Learning in the hand-held transmitters/central transmitters ..106 9.2.2.2 Learning out hand-held transmitters/central transmitters ....107 9.2.3 Learn limit positions/run time ..............110 9.2.4 Learning out actuators/sensors with the serial number .....113 9.2.5 Loading the factory settings ..............115 9.2.6 Deleting the routing tables ...............116 9.2.7...
  • Page 6 Contents WMS Central transmitter We reserve the right to carry out improvements 890405_d•en•2015-12-01...

  • Page 7: Legal Notes

    You now the owner of an advanced remote control system for conveniently controlling and operating your sun shading products. The WMS products communicate with each other on a wireless basis -- no additional wiring, low installation costs, and ideal for retrofitting existing units.

  • Page 8: Safety Instructions

    Safety instructions WMS Central transmitter 2 Safety instructions We have developed and tested the WMS products in compliance with the basic safety requirements. Nonetheless, some risks remain. For this reason, please read these instructions before setting up and operat- ing the controls.

  • Page 9: Intended Use

    Please obtain the approval of the manufacturer if you have questions regarding the connection of devices not listed in these instructions. CAAUIOA The WMS Central transmitter is for indoor use only. It is not water-proof. Do not leave the WMS Central transmitter outdoors. CAAUIOA Only use the supplied external power supply unit.

  • Page 10: Target Group

    2.4 Retrofitting and modifications We design and build the WMS products with reliability and safety in mind. All required settings are made when the unit is first commissioned. Modification of the unit parameters is therefore only required when the characteristics of the control need to be adjusted, changes are made to the sensor equipment or the control itself is replaced.

  • Page 11: Working Safely

    Safety instructions 2.5 Working safely When you commission units or WMS products with the WMS Central trans- mitter or perform work on the sun shading systems: WARAIAN The electrical installation must be performed by a certified electrician in accordance with the electrical installation regulations published by the Association of German Electrical Engineers (VDE 0100) or the standards and regulations of the country in which the device is being installed.

  • Page 12: Commissioning

     Two screws and two dowels for mounting the charging station on the wall, if desired 3.2 Charging station To operate the WMS Central transmitter, you can hold it in your hand or leave it in the charging station. The charging station can be used on a table or as a wall support.

  • Page 13: Charging Station As A Wall Support

    Commissioning  Position the charging station on a level surface close to a power socket. The power supply unit cable should not be taut. Ensure that no one can trip on the cable.  Do not erect the unit outdoors, close to heat sources (heater, fireplace, etc.) or in direct sunlight.

  • Page 14: Wms Central Transmitter

    Insert the two supplied batteries. Note the correct polarity. Reattach the battery compartment cover. Remove the protective film from the surface on the front of the WMS Central transmitter. The batteries are precharged. Place the WMS Central transmitter into the charging station to fully charge the batteries.

  • Page 15: Introduction

    Furthermore, the optional WAREMA Mobile System studio PC software and a WMS Stick make it possible to set the parameters of WMS products, cre- ate and change projects on the PC, and to transmit these to the WMS prod- ucts.

  • Page 16: Operating Elements

     The illuminated display provides information on everything you can read or set on the WMS Central transmitter. For example, you can view the current measured values of the outside brightness and outside temperature, the cur- rent time and much more. The various elements of the display are explained in Chapter 4.2 on page 17.

  • Page 17: Menu Elements

    Introduction 4.2 Menu elements An overview of the menu elements is provided below. The menus are gener- ally structured as shown in the following example. Fig. 6 Menu elements  The date and time are shown in the header. Below this you can see the menu in which you are currently located.

  • Page 18: Meaning Of The Function Button Symbols

    Introduction WMS Central transmitter 4.2.1 Meaning of the function button symbols You can use the function buttons to execute various tasks, depending on the menu: Deactivate/learn out/ In the header: for parameter changes: back One menu level up without saving...

  • Page 19: Product Type Displays

    The product type determines which control options are available for that product. The product types are displayed graphically in the menus. At this time, the following product types can controlled with the WMS Central transmitter: Symbol Product type...

  • Page 20: Operating The Products

    NOTE Once the product type has been selected, it can no longer be changed di- rectly. To program a WMS Plug receiver for another product type, the receiver must be deleted out of the network entirely and learned in again.
  • Page 21 Introduction Product type Functionality Awning with valance roller blind drive 1 x short: The awning retracts Awning with valance roller blind 2 x short: The valance roller blind retracts fully and then the awning retracts fully Awning with a va- 1 x long: The valance roller blind retracts lance roller blind &...

  • Page 22: Definitions

    (e.g. an awning) or several products of the same type (e.g. roller shutters). The term "product" is identical in meaning to the term "actuator" in the WMS. For each product, an actuator (e.g. WMS Plug receiver) is required to control the drive motors of the product, for example.

  • Page 23: Favourites

    When you are located in the room, you can directly access all of these con- trol options under this favourite. Or you can store a single channel that you need to operate very frequently as a favourite. 4.4.6 Organisation levels of the WMS Central transmitter Sensor Channel 0 (e.g. weather station) Actuator type A (e.g.

  • Page 24: Basic, Safety And Comfort Functions

    Introduction WMS Central transmitter 4.4.7 Basic, safety and comfort functions The many different functions of the WMS Central transmitter can be differenti- ated into safety, comfort and basic functions: Basic functions:  Switching the comfort functions and absence on/off  Menu settings...

  • Page 25: Sleep Mode

    Introduction 4.5 Sleep mode The WMS Central transmitter switches off after some time to save energy. You should be aware of the following:  When the central transmitter is supplied via the charging station, it always remains active.  When the central transmitter is not in the charging station, it switches off after a few minutes to save on battery power.

  • Page 26: Menu Structure

    Menu structure WMS Central transmitter 5 Menu structure 5.1 Favourites Create favourites Manage favourites Change favourite name Select icon Change sequence Allocate channel Allocate scene Delete favourite Change channel name Actuators in the channel Delete channel from the favourite Change channel name...

  • Page 27: Products

    Menu structure 5.2 Products Allocate channel from anotherdevice Copy channels Scene 0 Delete scene Scene 31 Delete scene Current values Cause for movement Measured values Change channel name Actuators in the channel Allocate a channel to a different channel Allocate a channel to a scene Allocating a channel to a different control...

  • Page 28: System (Part 1)

    Menu structure WMS Central transmitter 5.3 System (part 1) Change channel name Actuators in the channel Basic functions Sun control Dawn/dusk control Precipitation control Wind monitor Ice monitor Temperature control Central command Safety contact Time switch Manual operation Scenes Menu settings...

  • Page 29: System (Part 2)

    Menu structure 5.4 System (part 2) Learn actuators/sensors in/out Learn hand-held transmitters/ central transmitter in/out Learn limit positions/run time Learn actuator/sensor out with serial number Load factory setting Delete routing table Change radio channel Language Date/time Backlight Log specialist dealer in/out Password change Info window Fig.

  • Page 30: Getting Started

     ... by the symbol.  6.1 Menu structure After you insert the batteries in the WMS Central transmitter, you are auto- matically in the main menu. The following figure shows the main menu of the WMS Central transmitter: © ³...

  • Page 31: Status Display

    The function buttons on the right side are primarily used to operate products, activate functions and enter parameters. 6.1.1 Status display The symbols in the header indicate the following states of the WMS: Charge status (green symbol) The number of segments indicates the charge status. The segments are...

  • Page 32: Main Menu

    Netting started WMS Central transmitter 6.2 Main menu When you insert the batteries in the WMS Central transmitter, you are auto- matically in the main menu. The typical display may look as follows: Fig. 16 Main menu The centre of the menu contains the table of the menu lines (consisting of favourites, products and system), which you can select with the function but- tons on the left side.

  • Page 33: Example For Operation: Set Time And Date

    Setting of the date and time is used here to demonstrate how the values of the WMS Central transmitter can be set and changed with the function but- tons (the following date and time displays are examples and may differ from...
  • Page 34 All network components that execute time-controlled functions or have their own clock function use the time set in the WMS Central transmitter. NOTE When there are multiple WMS Central transmitters in a network, this function should only be activated on one of these.

  • Page 35: Operating Example: Entering Texts

    Netting started 6.4 Operating example: Entering texts Text can be entered at various locations in the submenus. Text entry menus are structured as follows: Fig. 17 Text entry menu The following function buttons are available in a text entry menu: Button Action/result Switch the selection field to upper case letters...

  • Page 36: Operating Example: Operating Products

    WMS Central transmitter 6.5 Operating example: Operating products There are several ways to operate a product (a channel) with the WMS Cen- tral transmitter. You can operate the product directly, preselect positions or recall a scene. 6.5.1 Operating a product...

  • Page 37: Operating A Product By Preselecting The Position

    Netting started 6.5.2 Operating a product by preselecting the position The position is preset. The product does not move to the set value until the value is enabled. Main menu Button Action/result  Products  Product type In the main menu, press the function button repeatedly until ...

  • Page 38: Operating Products By Recalling Scenes

    Netting started WMS Central transmitter 6.5.3 Operating products by recalling scenes Scenes can be used to jointly operate a large number of different products at the press of a button. The position or activation state of the products involved is stored and is then brought about again when the scene is recalled.

  • Page 39: Favourites

    To enable you to access these more quickly without having to navi- gate through multiple menus, you can store any channels and scenes as favourites. The WMS Central transmitter can store up to 48 favourites. The [Favourites] menu is the first item in the main menu: Fig.

  • Page 40: Operating Favourites

    There are several ways to operate a favourite with the WMS Central trans- mitter. You can operate the favourite directly, preselect positions or recall a scene. 7.1.1 Operating a favourite directly The product responds directly to the press of a button on the WMS Central transmitter. Main menu Button Action/result ...
  • Page 41 Favourites Button Action/result Operate the product using the function buttons. NOTE A detailed overview of the operating functions of the various product types can be found in Chapter 4.3 on page 20. The status display indicates the transmission after every operating step: GREEN: The central transmitter is transmitting...

  • Page 42: Operating A Favourite By Preselecting The Position

    Favourites WMS Central transmitter 7.1.2 Operating a favourite by preselecting the position The position is preset. The product does not move to the set value until the value is enabled. Main menu Button Action/result  Favourites  Channel x In the main menu, select the [Favourites] line using the selection cursor.

  • Page 43: Operating Products By Recalling A Scene

    Favourites 7.1.3 Operating products by recalling a scene Scenes can be used to jointly operate a large number of different products at the press of a button. The position or activation state of the products involved is stored and is then brought about again when the scene is recalled. To recall a scene: Main menu button...

  • Page 44: Creating Favourites

    Favourites WMS Central transmitter 7.2 Creating favourites To create a new, empty favourite, proceed as follows: Main menu Button Action/result  Favourites In the main menu, select the [Favourites] line using the selection cursor. Press the button. The [Manage favourites] menu is displayed.

  • Page 45: Managing Favourites

    Favourites 7.3 Managing favourites To manage a favourite, proceed as follows: Main menu Button Action/result  Favourites  Manage favourites In the main menu, select the [Favourites] line using the selection cursor. Press the ok button. The [Favourites] menu is displayed: All existing favourites are visible in the selection menu.

  • Page 46: Changing The Favourite Name

    Favourites WMS Central transmitter 7.3.1 Changing the favourite name You can assign the favourite a name of you choice. Main menu Button Action/result  Favourites  Manage favourites In the main menu, select the [Favourites] menu and press  Change favourite name The [Favourites] menu opens.

  • Page 47: Selecting An Icon

    Favourites 7.3.2 Selecting an icon To help you identify a favourite quickly, each favourite can be assigned an icon. Main menu Button Action/result  Favourites  Manage favourites In the main menu, select the [Favourites] menu and press  Select icon The [Favourites] menu opens.

  • Page 48: Changing The Order

    Favourites WMS Central transmitter 7.3.3 Changing the order You can change the order of the favourites so that the favourites used most frequently appears first. Main menu button Action/result  Favourites  Manage favourites In the main menu, select the [Favourites] menu and press ...

  • Page 49: Allocating A Channel

    Favourites 7.3.4 Allocating a channel You can allocate any channel managed in the WMS Central transmitter to a favourite. In this way, you can form useful groups, e.g. all products of a room or on a floor. Main menu Button Action/result ...

  • Page 50: Allocating A Scene

    Favourites WMS Central transmitter 7.3.5 Allocating a scene You can allocate any scene to a favourite. In this way, you can access spe- cific scenes rapidly. Main menu Button Action/result  Favourites  Manage favourites In the main menu, select the [Favourites] menu and press ...

  • Page 51: Deleting A Favourite

    Favourites 7.3.6 eleting a favourite You can delete a favourite again at any time. The channels and scenes them- selves remain unchanged. To delete a favourite, proceed as follows: Main menu Button Action/result  Favourites  Manage favourites In the main menu, select the [Favourites] menu and press ...

  • Page 52: Managing The Elements Of A Favourite

    Favourites WMS Central transmitter 7.4 Managing the elements of a favourite The channels and scenes in a favourite can be deleted from the favourite again or renamed. If needed, you can call up details on the actuators of the channels.
  • Page 53 Favourites Button Action/result Using the selection cursor, select the [Change channel name] or [Change scene name] menu item. Call up the function with ok. The following menu is displayed. Change the name of the channel/scene. (For entering texts, see also Chapter 6.4 on page 35). Leave the menu using the button.

  • Page 54: Deleting A Channel Or Scene From A Favourite

    Favourites WMS Central transmitter 7.4.2 eleting a channel or scene from a favourite To delete an individual channel or scenes from a favourite, proceed as fol- lows: Main menu Button Action/result  Favourites  Favourite x In the main menu, select the [Favourites] menu and press ...
  • Page 55 Favourites Button Action/result Using the selection cursor, select the [Delete channel from favourite] or [Delete scene from favourite] menu item. Call up the function with ok. The following menu is displayed. Confirm with ok in order to delete the favourite. (If you do not want to delete the favourite, you can cancel the procedure with the button.

  • Page 56: Calling Up Channel Information

    Favourites WMS Central transmitter 7.4.3 Calling up channel information If needed, you can call up details on the actuators of a channel in a favourite. Proceed as follows. Main menu Button Action/result  Favourites  Favourite x In the main menu, select the [Favourites] menu and press ...
  • Page 57 Favourites Button Action/result Using the selection cursor, select the [Actuators in channel] menu item. Call up the function with ok. The following menu contains all actuators of the selected channel. Select the desired actuator and confirm with ok. Detailed information on the actuator is displayed. The arrow buttons can be used to scroll through the informa- tion to all actuators in the channel.

  • Page 58: Products

    Products WMS Central transmitter 8 Products The [Products] menu gives you access to all products learned into a net- work. You can operate the products or manage the channels into which the products were learned. The channel names can be changed or the channels can be allocated to other channels, scenes or control panels.

  • Page 59: Operating The Products

    You can operate the product directly, preselect positions or recall a scene. 8.1.1 Operating a product directly The product responds directly to the press of a button on the WMS Central transmitter. Main menu Button Action/result ...

  • Page 60: Operating A Product By Preselecting The Position

    Products WMS Central transmitter 8.1.2 Operating a product by preselecting the position The position is preset. The product does not move to the set value until the value is enabled. Main menu button Action/result  Products  Product type In the main menu, press the function button repeatedly until ...

  • Page 61: Operating Products By Recalling Scenes

    Products 8.1.3 Operating products by recalling scenes Scenes can be used to jointly operate a large number of different products at the press of a button. The position or activation state of the products involved is stored and is then brought about again when the scene is recalled. To recall a scene: Main menu button...

  • Page 62: Manage Scenes

    Products WMS Central transmitter 8.2 Manage scenes When you allocate channels to a scene, the scene is automatically created if it does not yet exist (see Chapter 8.3.5 on page 75). A scene can be de- leted again at any time; this has no effect on the channels contained in it.
  • Page 63 Products Button Action/result Using the selection cursor, select the [Delete scene] menu item. Call up the function with ok. The following menu is displayed. Confirm with ok in order to delete the scene. (If you do not want to delete the scene, you can cancel the procedure with button.) The [Scenes] menu opens again.

  • Page 64: Managing Channels

    The main menu contains the items Favourites, Products and System. In the Product menu item, the WMS Central transmitter gives you the option of obtaining information on the current position of your products using the Info button. Proceed as follows: 8.3.1.1 Current values...
  • Page 65 Action/result Press the ok button. All products of this type are displayed. Press the ok button. The WMS Central transmitter shows the channel belonging to the product (here, channel 1). Press Using the function buttons, select the function on which you require information, e.g.
  • Page 66 Products WMS Central transmitter Button Action/result After a short time, the current values of the selected product are displayed. The product (awning, channel 1) is in the motor limit position. Leave the menu using the button. The "Current values" menu of the channel appears again.

  • Page 67: Cause Of Movement

    Products 8.3.1.2 Cause of movement Proceed in the same manner for the other information values. After a short time, the last cause of movement of the se- lected product is displayed. Press the ok button. The last cause of movement was the end of the "Learn runtime".

  • Page 68: Measured Values

    Products WMS Central transmitter The trigger of the cause of movement is explicitly named. Leave the menu using the button. The previous menu opens again (e.g.: "Cause of movement" of the channel). 8.3.1.3 Measured values Proceed in the same manner to obtain this information: After a short time, the measured values of the sensor cre- ated in the actuator are displayed.

  • Page 69: Renaming A Channel

    Products 8.3.2 Renaming a channel To rename a channel, proceed as follows: Main menu Button Action/result  Products  Product type In the main menu, select the [Products] menu and press ok.  Change channel name The [Select product type] menu opens. Using the selection cursor, select the product type of the channel that you wish to rename.
  • Page 70 Products WMS Central transmitter Button Action/result Using the selection cursor, select the [Change channel name] menu item. Call up the function with ok. The following menu is displayed. Change the name of the channel. (For entering texts, see also Chapter 6.4 on page 35).

  • Page 71: Calling Up Channel Information

    Products 8.3.3 Calling up channel information If needed, you can call up details on the actuators of a channel. Proceed as follows. Main menu Button Action/result  Products  Product type In the main menu, select the [Products] menu and press ok. ...
  • Page 72 Products WMS Central transmitter Button Action/result Using the selection cursor, select the [Actuators in channel] menu item. Call up the function with ok. The following menu contains all actuators of the selected channel. Select the desired actuator and confirm with ok.

  • Page 73: Allocating One Channel To Another Channel

    Products 8.3.4 Allocating one channel to another channel To build groups, one channel can be added to another channel. All actuators of both channels are grouped in a single channel and can be operated as a product. Only channels with identical product types can be allocated to each other. NOTE Note also that grouping may lead to conflicts due to different sensor alloca- tions in the channels.
  • Page 74 Products WMS Central transmitter Button Action/result Using the selection cursor, select the [Allocate channel to another channel] menu item. Call up the function with ok. The following menu is displayed. NOTE Only those channels are displayed for selection that are still empty or that have the same product type as the channel that you wish to allocate.

  • Page 75: Allocating A Channel To A Scene

    Products 8.3.5 Allocating a channel to a scene To learn and call up the same comfort positions for several different prod- ucts, the channels are grouped into a scene. Proceed as follows to allocate a channel to a scene. Main menu Button Action/result ...
  • Page 76 Products WMS Central transmitter Button Action/result Using the selection cursor, select the [Allocate channel to a scene] menu item. Call up the function with ok. The following menu is displayed. Using the selection cursor, select the desired scene. NOTE When you press the button, all devices of the cur- rently selected scene wave.

  • Page 77: Allocating A Channel To A Different Control Panel

    This function can be used to conveniently transfer a channel to a different control panel. The channel can then be operated from both control panels. This function is primarily intended for WMS Central transmitters. This allocation only functions if both control panels are devices in the same NOTE WMS network.
  • Page 78 Products WMS Central transmitter Button Action/result Using the selection cursor, select the [Allocate channel to another control panel] menu item. Call up the function with ok. The following menu is displayed. NOTE Only those channels are displayed for selection that are still empty or that have the same product type as the channel that you wish to allocate.

  • Page 79: Sensor Allocation

    Products 8.3.7 Sensor allocation This function lets you learn sensors (e.g. a WMS Weather station) into a channel. NOTE This allocation only functions if the sensor is already a device in the WMS network. Main menu Button Action/result  Products ...
  • Page 80 Products WMS Central transmitter Button Action/result Using the selection cursor, select the [Sensor allocation] menu item. Call up the function with ok. The following menu is displayed. Press the L button on the sensor. The following message appears: The sensor was allocated to the channel The central transmitter sends the information to all actuators of this channel.

  • Page 81: System

    System 9 System You can access the device-specific settings of the WMS Central transmitter via the [System] menu. You can call up and modify the parameters of the ac- tuators that have been learned in. If you have specialist dealer access, you can also access the [Commissioning] menu and edit the safety settings of the actuators.

  • Page 82: Products

    System WMS Central transmitter 9.1 Products Via the [Products] menu, you can display and edit the parameters of the ac- tuators that have been learned in. The parameters are charged directly from the actuators. Some of the dis- NOTE played parameters may vary with the type of actuators and product type.
  • Page 83 System Button Action/result Using the selection cursor, select the [Change channel name] menu item. Call up the function with ok. The following menu is displayed. Change the name of the channel. (For entering texts, see also Chapter 6.4 on page 35). Leave the menu using the button.

  • Page 84: Calling Up Channel Information

    System WMS Central transmitter 9.1.2 Calling up channel information If needed, you can call up details on the actuators of a channel. Proceed as follows. Main menu Button Action/result  System  Products In the main menu, select the [System] menu and press ok.
  • Page 85 System Button Action/result Using the selection cursor, select the [Actuators in channel] menu item. Call up the function with ok. The following menu contains all actuators of the selected channel. Select the desired actuator and confirm with ok. Detailed information on the actuator is displayed. The arrow buttons can be used to scroll through the informa- tion to all actuators in the channel.

  • Page 86: Settings

    System WMS Central transmitter 9.1.3 Settings This menu gives you access to all actuator parameters. CAAUIOA Change the safety-related parameters (e.g. wind speed limit) only if you have the knowledge necessary to do so and have been trained in the special features of the particular sun shading product you are using.
  • Page 87 System button Action/result Using the selection cursor, select the [Settings] menu item. Call up the function with ok. The following message appears and the actuator settings are loaded. Actuator settings are being loaded. Please wait ... The [Settings] menu is displayed. This menu takes you to further submenus containing the param- eters described below.

  • Page 88: Basic Functions

    System WMS Central transmitter 9.1.3.1 Basic functions Main menu Menu item Setting range Description  System  Products AbsentON/OFF Condition for automatic control functions  Product type  Channel x  Settings Comfort functions ON/ Activating or deactivating the comfort func- ...

  • Page 89: Dawn/Dusk Control

    System 9.1.3.3 awn/dusk control Main menu Menu item Setting range Description  System  Products Dawn/dusk control ON/ Activate/deactivate control function  Product type  Channel x  Settings Here you can define whether hand-held Adjustable in hand-held  Dawn/dusk control transmitters belonging to the network can transmitter be used to influence the control mode...

  • Page 90: Wind Monitor

    System WMS Central transmitter Menu item Setting range Description If this value is reached and exceeded, the Limit value 0...199 mm/h product moves to the defined position and slat angle Waiting time after the measured value Switch-off delay 0...99 min...

  • Page 91: Ice Monitor

    System 9.1.3.6 Ice monitor Main menu Menu item Setting range Description  System  Products Ice monitor ON/OFF Activate/deactivate the function  Product type  Channel x  Settings Active/inactive when The automatic control function depends on  Ice monitor absent the "absent"...

  • Page 92: Central Command

    System WMS Central transmitter Menu item Setting range Description The measured value is loaded from the Measure value, inside actuator when the [Settings] menu is temperature opened. To refresh the display, close the [Settings] menu and open it again. NOTE "Central command ON/OFF"...

  • Page 93: Manual Operation

    System Menu item Setting range Description Slat angle to which a slat product is moved Slat angle -180...180° at the switch time Enable, Here you can activate or deactivate the Comfort functions disable, un- comfort functions at the switch time changed 00:00...23:59 Adjust the switch time, - - - deactivates the...

  • Page 94: Scenes

    System WMS Central transmitter 9.1.3.12 Scenes Main menu Menu item Setting range Description  System  Products Scene 0 0...100 % Position to which the product is moved  Product type Position - - - when the scene is called up ...

  • Page 95: Product Settings

    System Menu item Setting range Description Display scenes Display product settings Display sensor alloca- tion Display battery status NOTE In this menu, you can define what information and menus are displayed dur- ing normal operation. In the dealer mode, all menus are always displayed. 9.1.3.14 product settings Main menu Menu item...

  • Page 96: Sensor Allocation

    System WMS Central transmitter 9.1.3.15 Sensor allocation Main menu Menu item Setting range Description  System  Products The following settings are available:  Product type Do not use cell  Channel x Use cell 1  Settings Photo cells on sensor 1 Use cell 2 ...

  • Page 97: Battery Status Of The Sensor

    System Menu item Setting range Description The following settings are available: From no sensor From sensor 1 Precipitation measured From sensor 2 value From sensor 3 From sensor 4 From sensor 1-4 The following settings are available: From no sensor From sensor 1 Safety contact From sensor 2...

  • Page 98: Move Command Faults

    System WMS Central transmitter 9.1.4 Move command faults For analysis purposes, the last 10 move causes (triggers of a move com- mand) are displayed. NOTE The most recent trigger is always displayed at position 1. The [Move cause] menu is structured as follows.

  • Page 99: Measured Values

    System 9.1.5 Measured values For analysis purposes, you can read out and display the measured values of a sensor learned into a channel. NOTE The measured values are called up once. Call up the [Measured value] menu again to update the value display. The [Measured value] menu is structured as follows.

  • Page 100: Actuators In The Channel

    System WMS Central transmitter 9.1.6 Actuators in the channel If needed, you can call up details on the actuators of a channel. Proceed as follows. Main menu Button Action/result  System  Products In the main menu, select the [System] menu and press ok.

  • Page 101: Commissioning

    (see Chapter 9.4 on page 125). 9.2.1 Leaning actuators/ sensors in/out Before WMS devices can be operated, they must be included as a device in the respective radio network. The central transmitter can detect WMS receiv- ers and sensors and add them to its network.
  • Page 102 Using the selection cursor, select the [Learn in/out actuators/sensors] menu item. Call up the function with ok. The central transmitter searches for WMS devices. Then the following menu is displayed. NOTE The overview shows all WMS devices that have already been learned into the network or that were found for the first time.
  • Page 103 System button Action/result Using the selection cursor, select the desired product type. Press the button. All channels into which the device can be learned are dis- played. Using the selection cursor, select the desired channel. Press the button. The device is learned into the channel. The overview of scanned devices reappears.

  • Page 104: Learning Out Actuators/Sensors

    Within this period, it can be scanned and added to a network. If the WMS Plug receiver is not learned into a net- work within this minute, it returns to the mode it had before the PowerUp.
  • Page 105 System button Action/result Using the selection cursor, select the device that you wish to learn out. To check which device is currently selected, press the button. The selected device waves. Press the button to learn out the device. The following message appears. Press the ok button and check whether all devices wave.

  • Page 106: Learning Hand-Held Transmitters/Central Transmitters In/Out

    NOTE WMS Hand-held transmitters first need to be woken up by pressing a button so that they can be found by the central transmitter during scanning. 9.2.2.1 Learning in the hand-...

  • Page 107: Learning Out Hand-Held Transmitters/Central Transmitters

    System Button Action/result Using the selection cursor, select the device that you wish to learn in. To check which device is currently selected, press the button. The selected device waves. Press the button. The device is learned into the channel. The overview of scanned devices reappears.
  • Page 108 Call up the function with ok. The central transmitter searches for WMS devices. Then the following menu is displayed. NOTE The overview shows all WMS devices that were found for the first time ( button for learning in is activated) or have already been learned into the network ( button for learning out is activated).
  • Page 109 System Button Action/result Leave the menu using the button when you are sure that all network devices confirmed the delete command by wav- ing. The Commissioning menu opens again. 890405_d•en•2015-12-01 We reserve the right to carry out improvements...

  • Page 110: Learn Limit Positions/Run Time

    The following menu is displayed. Now select the [Learn limit positions / run time] menu and press ok. The central transmitter searches for WMS devices. Then the following menu containing the located devices is displayed. We reserve the right to carry out improvements...
  • Page 111 System Button Action/result Use the selection cursor to select the limit positions that you wish to learn in: [Tubular motor ser. no.: 00001668] and press ok. The actuator goes into learn mode and the following mes- sage is displayed: Confirm with OK. Move the product to the lower limit position using the cursor buttons.
  • Page 112 The procedure described here as an example is for the "tubular motor" prod- uct. Depending on the product type, the menus and instructions provided by the WMS Central transmitter may vary from the procedure described here. For the "external venetian blind" product, a further menu item appears for tilt- ing the slats.

  • Page 113: Learning Out Actuators/Sensors With The Serial Number

    System 9.2.4 Learning out actuators/ sensors with the serial number If you know the serial number of the device, you can delete it from the net- work directly by entering the serial number. This function is particularly useful if a device is faulty and cannot respond NOTE during scanning.
  • Page 114 System WMS Central transmitter Button Action/result Enter the serial number of the device. (For entering texts, see also Chapter 6.4 on page 35). Press the button to learn out the device. The following message appears. Press the ok button and check whether all devices wave. You can press the ok button as often as necessary.

  • Page 115: Loading The Factory Settings

    NOTE The example procedure described is for the "tubular motor" product. Depend- ing on the product type, the menus and instructions provided by the WMS Central transmitter may vary from the procedure described here. For the "external venetian blind" product, a further menu item appears for tilting the slats.

  • Page 116: Deleting The Routing Tables

    WMS Central transmitter 9.2.6 eleting the routing tables After making changes to the WMS network, e.g. many products were added or removed, the routing tables of actuators should be deleted. They are then restructured, optimising data traffic in the network.
  • Page 117 System Button Action/result Leave the menu using the button when you are sure that all network devices confirmed the delete command by wav- ing. The Commissioning menu opens again. 890405_d•en•2015-12-01 We reserve the right to carry out improvements...

  • Page 118: Changing The Radio Channel

    You can change the radio channel of all active network devices. This may become necessary if, for example, other transmitters interfere with the com- munication of the WMS products. The channel can be set from 11 to 26 (factory setting is 17).
  • Page 119 System button Action/result Press the ok button to change the channel. The following message appears. Press the ok button and check whether all devices wave. You can press the ok button as often as necessary. Leave the menu using the button when you are sure that all network devices confirmed the channel change by waving.

  • Page 120: Settings

    System WMS Central transmitter 9.3 Settings The [Settings] menu is used to change the basic settings of the central transmitter:  Display language  Date and time  Background lighting of the display/standby 9.3.1 Setting the display language You can set the language used on the displays. German and English are available as standard choices;...

  • Page 121: Setting The Date And Time

    System 9.3.2 Setting the date and time To be able to use the functions that require the date and time (e.g. time switch), these parameters must be set to the correct values. Main menu Button Action/result  System  Settings In the main menu, press the function button repeatedly until ...
  • Page 122 All network components that execute time-controlled functions or have their own clock function use the time set in the WMS Central transmitter. NOTE When there are multiple WMS Central transmitters in a network, this function should only be activated on one of these.

  • Page 123: Adjusting The Background Lighting And Standby

    System 9.3.3 Adjusting the background lighting and standby You can adjust the brightness of the background to your specific lighting conditions. You can also select how many minutes after the last press of a button the central transmitters goes into sleep mode to save energy. If you set the brightness to a low value (e.g.
  • Page 124 System WMS Central transmitter Button Action/result Using the function buttons, set the time after which the central transmitter goes into sleep mode when not on the charging station. NOTE Press on any button to wake up the central transmitter. After waking up, the device always displays the main menu.

  • Page 125: Specialist Dealer

    System 9.4 Specialist dealer In the [Specialist dealer] menu, you can log in as a specialist dealer by entering a password. You then have access to the Commissioning menu and can also change the actuator settings, which are locked to users (e.g. wind speed limits).

  • Page 126: Logging Out As A Specialist Dealer

    System WMS Central transmitter button Action/result Enter the dealer password. (For information on entering texts, see also Chapter 6.4 on page 35). The [System] menu opens again. While you are logged in, symbol appears in the header. 9.4.2 Logging out as a specialist dealer To log out as a specialist dealer, proceed as follows.

  • Page 127: Changing The Specialist Dealer Password

    System 9.4.3 Changing the specialist dealer password NOTE You must be logged in as a specialist dealer to be able to change the pass- word. To change the specialist dealer password, proceed as follows. Main menu Button Action/result  System ...

  • Page 128: Info Window

    System WMS Central transmitter 9.5 Info window The [System info] menu is used to display the software versions of the cen- tral transmitter. Proceed as follows. Main menu Button Action/result  System  System info In the main menu, select the [System] menu and press ok.

  • Page 129: Technical Data

    Type 1 Software class Location of use Clean ambient conditions Conformity Viewable under www.warema.de WAREMA Renkhoff SE declares herewith that this radio system type [WMS Central transmitter] is in compliance with the current guidelines. Ambient conditions Operating temperature °C Storage temperature °C...

  • Page 130: Maintenance

    CAAUIOA When cleaning activities on the WMS system, on the sun shading product itself or in the immediate vicinity of the sun shading product are required, first de-energise the unit and secure it against reactivation.
  • Page 131 Aotes 890405_d•en•2015-12-01 We reserve the right to carry out improvements...
  • Page 132 WAREMA Renkhoff SE Hans-Wilhelm-Renkhoff-Strasse 2 http://www.warema.de info@warema.de 97828 Marktheidenfeld/Main, Germany...

Table of Contents