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Lunos Gesture Control 5/GS Installation Manual

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About this manual, Safety instructions, Disposal
Technical data, Shipping unit
Resetting the filter runtime, Lock control, Learning mode
Installation Manual
Gesture Control 5/GS
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  • Page 1: Table Of Contents

    Installation Manual Gesture Control 5/GS - Please forward to the user - Contents: Page: About this manual, Safety instructions, Disposal Technical data, Shipping unit Assembly DIP switch “D/A“ 8-way DIP switch Electrical connection Overview of menu navigation (to cut out)
  • Page 2  The gesture control 5/GS must be operated together with the universal control 5/UNI- FT (power supply unit required), the decentralised ventilation unit with heat recovery t and/or the Silvento ec ventilation unit; separate operation is not possible. Please refer to the description of the 5/UNI-FT for the ventilation units to be controlled via the 5/UNI-FT.
  • Page 3 Technical data Operating voltage: 12 V DC Power consumption: 0,28 W, maximal 1,5 W Battery type: CR1220 All other technical data depend on the connected components (with 5/UNI-FT, Ne t or Silvento ec) and can be found in the corresponding descriptions. Shipping unit Please check the delivery for completeness and mint condition! Base plate...

  • Page 4: Assembly

    Assembly  Prepare the connection cable(s) in the switch box provided for assembling the gesture control (either install 5/UNI-FT or lead cable out of Ne Select the connection cable(s) according to the connection diagram (either J-Y (St) Y 2 x 2 x 0.8 (4-core) or J-Y (St) Y 4 x 2 x 0.8 (8-core). Connect the terminal in the base plate to the connection cable(s) according to the selected connection diagram.
  • Page 5  For switch boxes Ø 70mm drill into the groove; Drill Ø 3.5 mm + counterbore Attach the base plate to the switch box; for switch boxes Ø 70 mm please drill into the groove as shown.
  • Page 6  Plug the control panel onto the base plate (magnet attachment).
  • Page 7  For child safety or in case of increased safety requirements against falling or theft, you can fix the control panel to the base plate using a screw.

  • Page 8: Dip Switch "D/A

    DIP switch “D/A“ Use the DIP switch "D/A" on the back of the control panel to select whether you want to operate the devices connected via the gesture control using digital and/or analogue con- trol. With digital control you can connect two 5/UNI-FT or Ne t to the gesture control.

  • Page 9: 8-Way Dip Switch

    8-way DIP switch Factory setting: all DIP switches OFF (as shown) This DIP switch allows you to make important presettings for operation. With digital control: DIP switch 1 ON: Ventilation unit 1 is controlled via the sensor values of the gesture control.
  • Page 10 - also older models (no summer ventilation) t series  digital control from firmware 0.98 onwards  analogue control from firmware 0.98 onwards (provided at www.lunos.de) Silvento ec  from the board version onwards (basic, comfort etc.) V5.0...

  • Page 11: Electrical Connection

    Electrical connection Safety instructions Caution! Any assembly work may only be carried out after disconnecting the supply voltage! Make sure that the supply voltage of all connection lines is voltage-free (dead)! (Separation from the power supply with a minimum contact opening of 3 mm, e.g. electric fuse).
  • Page 12 Electrical connection with 5/UNI-FT (digital) ● ● 12 V ● ● - + T R - + T R 5/UNI-FT device 1 5/UNI-FT device 2 + - T1 R1 T2 R2 Note: With digital connection, a maximum of A connection "T" is two 5/UNI-FT or one 5/UNI-FT and one always connected to t can be connected...
  • Page 13 Electrical connection with 5/UNI-FT (analogue) ● ● 12 V ● ● ● 5/UNI-FT ● group 1 ● (1 to 10 devices) ● T2 R2 ● 5/UNI-FT Note: ● group 2 Number depends on the ● (1 to 10 devices) power supply unit and ●...
  • Page 14 Electrical connection with Ne t (digital) R1 T1 + - ● t device 1 R1 T1 t device 2 Note: With digital connection, a maximum of two Ne t or one 5/UNI-FT and one Ne t can be connected! If 5/UNI-FT and Ne t are used + - T1 R1 T2 R2 simultaneously, it is more advantageous to...
  • Page 15 Notes...

  • Page 16: Overview Of Menu Navigation (To Cut Out)

    Overview of menu navigation (to cut out)
  • Page 18 Notes...
  • Page 19 Electrical connection with t (analogue) + - S ● ● t device 1* ● (1st device group 1) ● ● t group 1 (1 to 9 devices) ● ● T2 R2 t group 2 (1 to 10 devices) Via Ne t device 1 the gesture control is supplied with voltage;...
  • Page 20 Electrical connection with Silvento ec (analogue) 12 V* ● ● ● Silvento ec ● group 1 ● (1 to 10 devices) ● ● T2 R2 Silvento ec ● group 2 ● (1 to 10 devices) ● * separate power supply necessary - e.g.

  • Page 21: Commissioning

    Commissioning Connect all devices according to the selected circuit diagram Remove the touch field from the base plate Check the setting of the DIP switches Switch on the power supply to the gesture control and the devices connected to Plug the touch field onto the base plate If the connection is successful, the LEDs on the left and right side of the gesture control will light up as follows during the startup process: ...

  • Page 22: Basic Operation

    Basic operation The gesture control is operated with gestures or via the defined operating points. The term gesture means that the hand or finger wipes from left to right or right to left (horizontal gesture) or from top to bottom or bottom to top (vertical gesture) past the control panel.
  • Page 23 The control panel has five fixed operating points. There is one operating point in the middle of each of the four sides. The fifth is in the middle of the control panel. If the control has not been operated for 10 seconds, it will be locked to prevent accidental- ly triggered gestures.

  • Page 24: Standby Displays

    Standby displays After startup, the gesture control changes to the standby display. In the standard version, the display of temperature and humidity appears first. You can switch between the standby displays by horizontal gestures or by touching the left or right control point in the order shown below. The scrolling of the displays takes place in a rolling manner, i.e.
  • Page 25 Filter runtime The displayed channel (blue channel 1 or green channel 2) is signalled centrally at the lower edge. A vertical gesture can be used to switch channels. Starting from the bottom left (green), more and more LEDs are activated as the filter runtime increases.

  • Page 26: Fan Control

    Fan control The change to the fan control level is made from the standby display by activating the middle operating point. For each available channel there is a display for manual setting of the airflow volume and one for activating and deactivating comfort functions. Control channel 1 is shown in blue and appears first, control channel 2 is shown in green.

  • Page 27: Change Of The Airflow Volume

    Change of the airflow volume In the motor control display, the ventilation stage of the connected ventilation system can be changed for the selected channel. The executed stage is indicated by the circumferenti- al LEDs. Each side stands for two stages, i.e. half a side for one stage, starting at the bottom left side, over the top and right side, up to the bottom left side.

  • Page 28: Comfort Functions

    Comfort functions A horizontal gesture (a wiping movement to the left) switches to the available comfort functions of channel 1. The menu item is displayed by faint illumination of the edges in the respective colour of the channel. The familiar comfort functions are available, which can be activated or deactivated by touching the respective operating point.
  • Page 29 The individual parameters of the comfort functions can be adapted to your own require- ments. To do this, hold down the operating point of the corresponding comfort function for 2-5 s. During operation, the control pulses every second. Automatic humidity control The humidity limit values are displayed on the upper side and can be set via the operating points on the left (lower switching threshold) and right (reaching the maximum level).
  • Page 30 Resetting the filter runtime The gesture control will switch automatically to the "Filter runtime" standby display when the runtime for filter change has been reached for one of the two channels. The filters of the ventilation component(s) of the corresponding channel should be chan- ged or cleaned.

  • Page 31: Usb Connection, Firmware Update

    USB cable to connect the gesture control to a PC. For a communication no additional drivers are required. New firmware versions and the corresponding software for updating are available in the Downloads section at www.lunos.de. Micro USB port...
  • Page 32 Notes LUNOS Germany LUNOS Lüftungstechnik GmbH Phone +49 30 362 001-0 für Raumluftsysteme +49 30 362 001-89 Wilhelmstr. 31 info@lunos.de 13593 Berlin ∙ Germany www.lunos.de...

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