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  • Page 1 CasaConnect KNX Building Control Center Article number 71200 Installation, setting, operation...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    4.1. Procedure ..................40 4.2. KNX transmission protocol .............. 40 Elsner Elektronik GmbH • Sohlengrund 16 • 75395 Ostelsheim • Germany CasaConnect KNX Control Center • from software version 02.02, from application 1.0 Version: 13.09.2021 • Technical changes and errors excepted.
  • Page 4 Remote setup / remote maintenance ..............96 5.3.3. Access code ......................96 Elsner Elektronik GmbH • Sohlengrund 16 • 75395 Ostelsheim • Germany CasaConnect KNX Control Center • from software version 02.02, from application 1.0 Version: 13.09.2021 • Technical changes and errors excepted.
  • Page 5 Ventilation settings ..................... 118 Set automatic mode ................... 119 Elsner Elektronik GmbH • Sohlengrund 16 • 75395 Ostelsheim • Germany CasaConnect KNX Control Center • from software version 02.02, from application 1.0 Version: 13.09.2021 • Technical changes and errors excepted.
  • Page 6 7.5. Safety module settings ..............139 7.6. Personal settings data of automatic mode ........139 Elsner Elektronik GmbH • Sohlengrund 16 • 75395 Ostelsheim • Germany CasaConnect KNX Control Center • from software version 02.02, from application 1.0 Version: 13.09.2021 • Technical changes and errors excepted.
  • Page 7 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 8 Clarification of signs...

  • Page 9: Description

    Description 1. Description CasaConnect KNX Control Center • Version: 13.09.2021 • Technical changes and errors excepted.

  • Page 10: Area Of Use

    Description 1.1. Area of use The CasaConnect KNX Control Center is a control unit for the KNX building bus system. The graphical touchscreen and the integrated automatic functions allow easy central setting and operation of the technical equipment installed in the building. The basic configuration is made using ETS.

  • Page 11: Information About The Control Center

    Description Information about the control center So that the CasaConnect KNX Control Center can be used to its full, envisaged ex- tent, the following information must be available in the LNX system: Information in the KNX system required Wind speed for wind alarm Precipitation for rain and frost alarm...

  • Page 12: Control Possibilities

    Description Control possibilities The following motors and devices in the KNX system can be controlled by the Casa- Connect KNX: Function block A (for motors or lights): • Awnings • Blinds • Shutters • Windows and sliding roofs • Lighting •...
  • Page 13 Description • Rain alarm: Close completely or to only provide a gap during rainfall • Frost alarm: Close if there is precipitation below a selectable outdoor temperature Step windows are gradually opened. An opening position can be set for sliding win- dows.

  • Page 14: Safety Module And Presence Simulation

    Description or keep closed irrespective of brightness (privacy protection, automatic retraction only if there is a rain or wind alarm) • Actuation position settable • Leave open until a selectable indoor temperature is reached • Close at night/twilight • Rain automatic: Move to selectable position if there is precipitation •...

  • Page 15: Technical Data

    Operation 0...+55°C, Storage -30…+70°C Ambient humidity 5…95% rF, avoid condensation Operating voltage 20...32 V DC. A suitable mains unit can be purchased from Elsner Elektronik. Bus current approx. 10 mA Power consumption Readiness max. 17 W Data output / KNX +/- bus plug terminals...
  • Page 16 Description CasaConnect KNX Control Center • Version: 13.09.2021 • Technical changes and errors excepted.

  • Page 17: Operation

    Operation 2. Operation CasaConnect KNX Control Center • Version: 13.09.2021 • Technical changes and errors excepted.

  • Page 18: Start Page

    Operation 2.1. Start page With the CasaConnect KNX Control Center you can centrally operate the technol- ogy connected via the KNX bus, e.g. raise and lower shades, switch devices on and off, and dim lights. All basic and automatic settings are also shown on the display after the basic configuration has been set in the ETS.

  • Page 19: Weather Details Display

    Operation So that the menu item is displayed in the Manual menu and/or in the Start menu, the display has to be activated in the setting "Manual menu" in the installation settings. System > Set screen > ... > Manual menu Display and setting area right: The start image of the control center shows the current weather data and, if configured in the ETS, other sensor data.
  • Page 20 Operation Snow With a precipitation message and temperatures under -3 °C it snows. Night Sun details: Light intensity: Brightness in lux (lx) or kilolux (klx) Direction: Compass direction (azimuth) in degrees Height: Elevation above the horizon in degrees Wind: The wind speed is displayed in metres per second (m/s) and the windsock changes: Calm: up to 1.9 m/s Weak wind: 2.0 to 9.9 m/s Strong wind: from 10.0 m/s...
  • Page 21 Operation Outside air data (first page): Outside temperature at the weather station in degrees Celsius (°C) Humidity in % rF content in ppm For the outside temperature value, night back cooling, frost alarm and window movement limit are shown alternately as soon as the corresponding function is ac- tive.

  • Page 22: The Touch Display

    Operation 2.2. The touch display The manual controls and the default setting of the automatic functions and the basic setting are performed via the permanently installed touch display of the control center. The button surfaces are actuated by pressing the display in the respective area. If a but- ton is pressed, there is optical feedback and a brief audio signal is emitted.

  • Page 23: Examples Of Manual Pages

    Operation • Input: for sensors You can change the display sequence in the manual menu here: System > Set screen > Manual page 5.2.5. Manual page, Page 85 As soon as a subject group has been activated, motors and devices are no longer displayed in the manual menu! Examples of manual pages Blinds in automatic mode: Sliding bar position...

  • Page 24: Key Functions And Display Fields

    Operation Blind after manual movement: Sliding bar position Selection Position Info Control buttons Dim lights to automatic mode: Field for Selection informa- tion icons Status Info Control buttons Key functions and display fields Up/down keys: The keys Up and Down have a timer automatic. CasaConnect KNX Control Center •...

  • Page 25: Info Icons

    Operation A motor can be precisely positions by briefly pressing it (less than 1 second, short au- dio signal). For blinds and shutters, only a brief step movement command is issued. If the button is held for more than 1 second (same audio signal: state signal), the motor moves automatically to the end position.
  • Page 26 Operation ATTENTION Property damage due to movement of frozen-solid shades! Motor and curtain can be damaged if a frozen solid outside shade is moved. • Before switching off the frost alarm manually, ensure that the rails are not frozen. Icons for different functions: Wind alarm! Manual operation locked.
  • Page 27 Operation Brightness requires shade Night closing active. Time closing active Time opening active Retraction and extension delay has not yet expired. Icons for windows/ventilation: CO2/VOC value too high. Ventilation active. Humidity too high. Ventilation active. Outside temperature too high. No ventilation Outside temperature too low.

  • Page 28: Group Keys

    Operation Time closing active. Outside temperature too low. Limited opening position for windows. Air-conditioning unit in use. Ventilation prevented. Circulation air for heat gain Circulation air for preventing condensation. Icons for light: Twilight/night. Light on. Time switching. Icons for heating: Indoor temperature too low.

  • Page 29: Navigate In The System Menu

    Operation Access via the App to the control center can be password-protected or completely pre- vented. System > System settings> Access codes Access code If you want to operate the control center and your building technology when on-the- go, then use the CasaConnect KNX App and set up a secure VPN connection to your building network.

  • Page 30: Internet (Browser)

    Operation • SD card: Save the setting details for the control center on SD card or read from SD card • KNX bus: View the physical address and activate/deactivate programming mode • Internet: Set up the internet/network connection • Email message: Send alarm message to email address •...

  • Page 31: Slide Show

    Operation 2.5. Slide show The CasaConnect KNX can display digitally saved picture data as a slide show. The picture data for this must be saved on an SD card. The card socket is located on the right-hand side of the device. The SD card is pushed into the slot, until it clicks into place.
  • Page 32 Operation CasaConnect KNX Control Center • Version: 13.09.2021 • Technical changes and errors excepted.

  • Page 33: Installation And Commissioning

    Installation and commissioning 3. Installation and commissioning CasaConnect KNX Control Center • Version: 13.09.2021 • Technical changes and errors excepted.

  • Page 34: Procedure

    Installation and commissioning 3.1. Procedure Installation, check, installation and troubleshooting of the control center may only be performed by an expert electrician (according to VDE 0100). 1. The installation of the control center and the other KNX participants must be car- ried out by an electrician.

  • Page 35: Safety Information About Automatic And Alarm Functions

    Elsner Elektronik is not liable for any changes in norms and standards which may occur after publication of these operating instructions. 3.1.4. Safety information about automatic and...

  • Page 36: Installation Of The Control Center (Assembly Instructions)

    Installation and commissioning fails, an emergency generator with corresponding switching from mains to emergency operation should be installed on site. Settings stored in the program are also retained after the power outage. After a restart (e.g. restoration of power after a power outage or after a manual reset), motors and devices, for which an automatic reset is set, are in automatic mode.
  • Page 37 Installation and commissioning Display from above Detail view: Notices and mounts of the dis- play unit. Display rear Network cable connection (option- KNX bus and auxiliary voltage con- nection Loudspeaker with cover When handling the display unit, take care with the loudspeaker (3). This is magnetic and connected with sensitive cables.
  • Page 38 Installation and commissioning Use the support panel as a drill template. Place it over the position of the two standard switch boxes and mark the 4 drill holes for the 4 fixing screws. Step 4 Support panel on wall Screw the support plate to the wall us- ing 4 screws.

  • Page 39: Connection And Installation Of The Control Unit

    Installation and commissioning 3.1.8. Connection and installation of the control unit Display rear connections Connect KNX (red + / black -) and 24 V DC auxiliary voltage (yellow + / white -). For a cable network connection, con- nect the network cable to the Ethernet socket.
  • Page 40 Installation and commissioning If configured in the ETS, the time is displayed automatically when the time/date are re- ceived, otherwise the time can be set manually. The time zone and location must also be set. System > System setting > Settings > Time and date 5.3.1.

  • Page 41: Basic Settings In The Ets

    Basic settings in the ETS 4. Basic settings in the ETS CasaConnect KNX Control Center • Version: 13.09.2021 • Technical changes and errors excepted.

  • Page 42: Procedure

    Basic settings in the ETS 4.1. Procedure After the correct installation and commissioning, you should first make the basic set- tings in the ETS (see this chapter). Then you can set up the control center in the control menu System > Set screen (See chapter 5.2 “The "Set screen" menu” on page 76.). After programming in the ETS, a reset must be performed at the control center (also for changes).
  • Page 43 Basic settings in the ETS Text Function Flags DPT type Factor Location longitude [°] Input -SKÜ [14.7] 4 Bytes DPT_Value_AngleDeg Sun position azimuth [°] Output L-KÜ [14.7] 4 Bytes DPT_Value_AngleDeg Sun position elevation [°] Output L-KÜ [14.7] 4 Bytes DPT_Value_AngleDeg Alarm 1 Input/Out- -SKÜ...
  • Page 44 Basic settings in the ETS Text Function Flags DPT type Factor Wind main sensor mal- Input -SKÜ [1.1] DPT_Switch 1 Bit function Wind main sensor direc- Input -SKÜ [14.7] 4 Bytes tion DPT_Value_AngleDeg Wind sensor 1 speed [m/s] Input -SKÜ [9.5] DPT_Value_Wsp 2 Bytes Wind sensor 1 malfunction...
  • Page 45 Basic settings in the ETS Text Function Flags DPT type Factor Automatic switch-off On/ Input/Out- -SKÜ [1.1] DPT_Switch 1 Bit Automatic brightness on/ Input/Out- -SKÜ [1.1] DPT_Switch 1 Bit Display brightness [%] Input/Out- -SKÜ [5.1] DPT_Scaling 1 Byte 70-1109 Function block A: 80 channels for awnings, blinds, shutters, windows, light (notable LED lights with col- our settings), fans.
  • Page 46 Basic settings in the ETS Block - channel Object no. Block - channel Object no. A-41 590-602 A-51 720-732 A-42 603-615 A-52 733-745 A-43 616-628 A-53 746-758 A-44 629-641 A-54 759-771 A-45 642-654 A-55 772-784 A-46 655-667 A-56 785-797 A-47 668-680 A-57 798-810...
  • Page 47 Basic settings in the ETS Block - channel Object no. Block - channel Object no. B-21 1190-1193 B-31 1230-1233 B-22 1194-1197 B-32 1234-1237 B-23 1198-1201 B-33 1238-1241 B-24 1202-1205 B-34 1242-1245 B-25 1206-1209 B-35 1246-1249 B-26 1210-1213 B-36 1250-1253 B-27 1214-1217 B-37 1254-1257...
  • Page 48 Basic settings in the ETS Block - channel Object no. Block - channel Object no. B-81 1430-1433 B-91 1470-1473 B-82 1434-1437 B-92 1474-1477 B-83 1438-1441 B-93 1478-1481 B-84 1442-1445 B-94 1482-1485 B-85 1446-1449 B-95 1486-1489 B-86 1450-1453 B-96 1490-1493 B-87 1454-1457 B-97 1494-1497...

  • Page 49: Setting Of The Parameters

    Basic settings in the ETS 1980-1995: Alarm module: Text Function Flags DPT type Factor 1980 Read event memory alarm Input -SK- [1.7] DPT_Step 1 Bit (up/down) 1981 Event memory message Output L-KÜ [16.0] text DPT_String_ASCII Bytes 1982 Event memory alarm Output L-KÜ...

  • Page 50: Display

    Basic settings in the ETS Sun position 5 s • 10 s • 30 s • 1 min • … • 2 h Function blocks 5 s • 10 s • 30 s • 1 min • … • 2 h Here you can set whether you want to use a malfunction or lock object.

  • Page 51: Sun Position

    Basic settings in the ETS If no location data is received via KNX, the location shown on the display is used. Enter location, Page 94 4.3.5. Sun position The sun position calculated by the control center from the location and time can be pro- vided by the KNX bus to other participants.

  • Page 52: Weather Data

    Basic settings in the ETS Use central object 1...4 No • Yes displayed icon (if only corresponding cen- 0 ... 65535 tral object is used) 4.3.7. Weather data The various weather data can be used for automatic mode and/or displayed on the start page.
  • Page 53 Basic settings in the ETS • "Please set time" is displayed on the screen of the CasaConnect KNX instead of the weather animation. No weather data (CasaConnect KNX does not receive an outdoor temperature val- ue, wind value and precipitation status from the bus after starting / resetting): •...

  • Page 54: Function Blocks

    Basic settings in the ETS 4.3.8. Function blocks Commands are exchanged with the actuators, but also with the operating devices and sensors in the KNX system via the function blocks. For this, specific functions are as- signed to channels in the individual blocks. Enable the function blocks required here and set the number of channels for the re- spective type.
  • Page 55 Basic settings in the ETS Name Channel A-1...80 [free text] displayed icon 0 ... 65535 Type of output • Do not use • Blind • Awning • Shutters • Windows • Switch light • Switch + dim light • Switch + dim light + colour temperature •...
  • Page 56 Basic settings in the ETS Transmit values for Brightness change larger (in %) 1 ... 50; 5 (only if HCL control is used) Colour temperature change larger (in Kel- 1 ... 500; 50 vin) (only if HCL control is used) Type of output: RGB The object type has to be selected here the same as set for the light (a joint or separate object).

  • Page 57: Block B

    Basic settings in the ETS Block B The menu item only appears if it is selected for "function blocks" that channels of type B are to be used. A distinction can be made between 4 groups for these 120 channels: 1.
  • Page 58 Basic settings in the ETS Type of output • Do not use • Control long-term/short-term • Control on/off • Control switching/dimming • Display 1/0 • Display icon • Display 8bit value (0... 255) • Display 8bit value (0...100%) • Display 8bit value (0...360°) •...
  • Page 59 Basic settings in the ETS Type of output: Control long-term/short-term If you use the actuation or slat position, the display on the CasaConnect KNX Con- trol Center shows the current actuation and slat position. Use actuation position No • Yes Use slat position No •...
  • Page 60 Basic settings in the ETS Type of output: Display 8bit value (0... 255) Unit [Free text] Type of output: Display 8bit value (0...100%) Unit % [Free text] Type of output: Display 8bit value (0...360°) Unit ° [Free text] Type of output: Display 16bit counter without mathematical sign Unit [Free text] Type of output: Display 16bit counter with mathematical sign...
  • Page 61 Basic settings in the ETS Input This section describes outputs for touch surfaces of input of values on the screen of the control center. Type of output: Input 1/0 Transmission behaviour • press=1, release=0 • press=1, release=nothing • press=0, release=1 •...
  • Page 62 Basic settings in the ETS Type of output: Input 8bit value (0...100%) Unit % [Free text] Value can be adjusted via display No • Yes Start value 0 ... 100 Minimum value 0 ... 100 (only if value can be set via display) Maximum value 0 ...
  • Page 63 Basic settings in the ETS Conversion factor a -0.0001 • 0.0001 ... -10000 • 10000; 1 Conversion factor b 1 ... 65535 Unit [Free text] Value can be adjusted via display No • Yes Start value (in 0.1) -2147483648 ... 2147483647; 0 Minimum value (in 0.1) -2147483648 ...

  • Page 64: Block C

    Basic settings in the ETS Type of output: Input text Value can be adjusted via display Type of output: Alarm message Alarm message A/B On use of the safety module, see chapter 7.5. Safety module settings, Page 139 Text Alarm A/B [Free text] Symbol 0 ...
  • Page 65 Basic settings in the ETS Name Channel C-1...15 [free text] displayed icon 0 ... 65535 Specify whether you want to use the type of output as temperature regulator exten- sion. Type of output • Do not use • Temperature regulator extension Type of output: Temperature regulator extension The mode may be switched with two 8 bit objects of different priority.
  • Page 66 Basic settings in the ETS Type of control • Single stage heating • Dual-stage heating • Single-stage cooling • Single-stage heating + single-stage cool- • Dual-stage heating + single-stage cooling • Dual-stage heating + dual-stage cooling You may enter separate set point values for each mode or use the comfort set point as a basic value.

  • Page 67: Symbol Overview

    Basic settings in the ETS Setpoint Eco Eco mode is usually used for night mode. If setpoints are set separately: A temperature range is defined, in which the set point can be modified. Min. object value heating/cooling (in 0.1 °C) -300…800;...
  • Page 68 Basic settings in the ETS 0006 0007 0008 0009 0010 Wall lights Spot on Spot off Suspended Suspended lights on lights off 0011 0012 0013 0014 0015 Floor lights Floor lights Standard lamp Standard lamp Table lamp o 0016 0017 0018 0019 0020...
  • Page 69 Basic settings in the ETS 0041 0042 0043 0044 0045 Garage door Garage door Door Door Lock open closed open closed unlocked 0046 0047 0048 0049 0050 Lock Roof window Roof window Light dome Light dome locked open closed open closed Operation 0081...
  • Page 70 Basic settings in the ETS 0096 0097 0098 0099 0100 Operating ar- Operating ar- Operating ar- Skip Skip back forward 0101 0102 0103 0104 0105 plus minus Tool Switch Switch 0106 0107 0108 0109 0110 On/off Standby Time Manual Automatic 0111 0112 0113...
  • Page 71 Basic settings in the ETS 0121 0122 0123 Scene Green Grey climate 0126 0127 0128 0129 0130 Heater Heater Underfloor Wall Ceiling heating heating heating 0131 0132 0133 0134 0135 Underfloor Wall Ceiling Night Absent cooling cooling cooling cooling 0136 0137 0138 0139...
  • Page 72 Basic settings in the ETS 0146 0147 Heating Cooling minus 0261 0262 0267 0268 0273 Present Present Absent Absent Night Heating Cooling Heating Cooling Heating 0274 0279 0280 0281 0286 Night Building pro- Building pro- Building protec- Presence Cooling tection tection tion Time...
  • Page 73 Basic settings in the ETS 0161 0162 0163 0164 0165 Ground damp Outdoor Indoor Well Pond temperature temperature 0166 0167 0168 0169 0170 Snow fall Frost Wind direction Wind intensit strong 0171 0172 0173 0174 Wind intensity Cloudy weak Multimedia 0186 0187 0188...
  • Page 74 Basic settings in the ETS 0196 0197 0198 0199 0200 Forward Back Loudspeaker Volume Volume louder quieter Safety 0216 0217 0218 0219 0220 Motion Siren Caution Intruder detector in the house 0221 0222 0223 0224 Intruder Intruder Siren Siren outside the in the house outside the House...
  • Page 75 Basic settings in the ETS 0246 0247 0248 0249 Garden Utility room Storage room Laundry room CasaConnect KNX Control Center • Version: 13.09.2021 • Technical changes and errors excepted.
  • Page 76 Basic settings in the ETS CasaConnect KNX Control Center • Version: 13.09.2021 • Technical changes and errors excepted.

  • Page 77: Basic Settings In The Control Center

    Basic settings in the Control Center 5. Basic settings in the Control Center CasaConnect KNX Control Center • Version: 13.09.2021 • Technical changes and errors excepted.

  • Page 78: Procedure

    Basic settings in the Control Center 5.1. Procedure After the correct installation and commissioning, you should first make the basic set- tings in the ETS (See chapter 4 “Basic settings in the ETS” on page 39.). Then you can set up the control center in the control menu System > Set screen (this chapter). 5.2.

  • Page 79: Knx Settings

    Basic settings in the Control Center In order to be able to make the basic settings, the control center must be correctly in- stalled, commissioned and the ETS configuration set up. 3. Installation and commissioning, Page 31 4. Basic settings in the ETS, Page 39 5.2.1.
  • Page 80 Basic settings in the Control Center Configure the scenes beforehand. 5.2.3. Scenes, Page 83 Central function: Select the individual central objects from the list on the right and apply them consec- utively. If no settings have been made, the fields show Centralobj.. 1...4. If a central object has already been configured, the function or name is displayed instead.
  • Page 81 Basic settings in the Control Center Name: Displays the name of the motor / lights. Touch the field and enter the desired name us- ing the keyboard that appears. The name of the channel can also be entered in the ETS. The most recent change in the ETS or the control center applies.
  • Page 82 Basic settings in the Control Center Function block B (switching/dimming, operation and displays, alarm): A list of all the operation and display elements, and all sensors and alarm messages are displayed, which have been set up in the ETS for communication with the control center.
  • Page 83 Basic settings in the Control Center Use in safety module: Shows the use of the alarm message in the safety module. Touch the field and make your selection. The different possible selections are explained in the following chapter: 7.5. Safety module settings, Page 139 Switching delay external (only for intruder alarm): Shows whether an intruder alarm is triggered after an external switching on after the alarm delay time has expired.

  • Page 84: Assign Group Buttons

    Basic settings in the Control Center Function: Display of the block with number and type of output. Name: Shows the name of the temperature regulator. Touch the field and enter the desired name using the keyboard that appears. The name of the channel can also be entered in the ETS. The most recent change in the ETS or the control center applies.

  • Page 85: Scenes

    Basic settings in the Control Center Manual menu: Shows whether the group button is displayed in the manual menu and in the start menu. Touch the field and make your selection. The display on the start page is below the menu items "System" and "Manual menu". The display sequence can be set in the menus System >...

  • Page 86: Start Page

    Basic settings in the Control Center The display in the start menu is below the menu items "System" and "Manual menu". The display sequence and other representation options can be set in the menus System > Set screen > Start page or manual menu 5.2.4.

  • Page 87: Manual Page

    Basic settings in the Control Center Building on automatic: Select here whether the "Building on automatic" function is to be displayed on the start page. With this function, all drives and lights for which an automatic reset has been set are put back into automatic mode.

  • Page 88: Weather Display

    Basic settings in the Control Center Symbol: Shows the selected symbol for the subgroup. Touch the field and select a symbol from the lists. Assign channels: Touch the field and select the functions to be added to the group. Only the functions that go with the subject are displayed for each group.
  • Page 89 Basic settings in the Control Center Manual menu: Shows whether the safety module is displayed in the manual menu and in the start menu. Touch the field and make your selection. Default setting: Display in manual mode "Yes", in start menu "No". The display in the start menu is below the menu items "System"...
  • Page 90 Basic settings in the Control Center Activation duration of external signal siren: This is where you set how long an external siren remains on after an alarm. Activation duration of internal signal: This is where you set how long the internal signal remains on after an alarm. Assign signal: This is where you assign the different signals to the various alarm types.
  • Page 91 Basic settings in the Control Center Switching texts: Not live and not ready: Enter the text here for the status "Not live and not ready". Default setting: "Not live" Not live and ready: Enter the text here for the status "Not live and ready". Default setting: "Ready"...

  • Page 92: Presence Simulation

    Basic settings in the Control Center Technical alarm 2: Enter the text for "Technical alarm 2" here. Default setting: "Tech. alarm 2" Other: No triggered alarm: Enter the text for "No triggered alarm" here. Default setting: "---" Bus power outage: Enter the text for "Bus power outage"...

  • Page 93: System Setting

    Basic settings in the Control Center Select an event from the list and apply it. If no settings have been made, the fields show Event 1...16. If an event has already been configured, the function is also shown un- derneath. Three conditions can be defined, when an event should start, e.g.

  • Page 94: Settings

    Basic settings in the Control Center • Service: Activate the cleaning mode, restart the control center, reset to factory settings, change internal settings and start remote maintenance • Access code: Set an access code that protects the "Set screen" and "Set automatic"...
  • Page 95 Basic settings in the Control Center The CasaConnect KNX can display picture file, time/temperature as a screen saver or simple a black screen. The screen saver is activated if the display has not been touched for 5 minutes. In addition, the screen brightness can be adjusted automatically to the ambient bright- ness and the screen can switch off when it is dark.

  • Page 96: Switch Off/On Key Tone

    Basic settings in the Control Center For the automatic switch-off, the central control unit of the CasaConnect KNX Con- trol Center records the brightness. If it is bright in the room, the display lighting is au- tomatically switched on. If the screen is touched, it also re-activates. Brightness-dependent: The automatic brightness function adjusts the display screen to the light conditions in the room (the darker the room, the darker the display screen lighting).

  • Page 97: Service Settings

    Basic settings in the Control Center Location: Shows the current location. Touch the field and select a City or coordinates (longi- tude and latitude). 5.3.2. Service settings In the System > System settings > Service menu you can make the following set- tings: •...

  • Page 98: Internal Area

    Basic settings in the Control Center Internal area ATTENTION Property damage due to incorrect use of the internal area function! The internal area is not needed in the normal function of the control center. The internal area is only needed by the manufacturer's service and offers the option to change basic properties of the device.
  • Page 99 Basic settings in the Control Center Access to the menus of the central unit: Enter code: Touch the field and enter the desired access code. The code is shown unencrypted. Confirm it. The control center now requests this code as soon as the system menu is tapped on the start page.

  • Page 100: Use Sd Card

    Basic settings in the Control Center 5.3.4. Use SD card The CasaConnect KNX Control Center can load data from a micro SD card. System > System settings > SD card The SD card storage is needed for: • Screen saver data •...

  • Page 101: Show Pictures On The Display

    Basic settings in the Control Center Save config.: Touch the field in order to save the setting data for the control center on the SD card. Select an existing configuration from the list in order to save it. Or add a new configu- ration and enter the desired name it should be saved as.

  • Page 102: Internet

    Basic settings in the Control Center 5.3.6. Internet The CasaConnect KNX Control Center is internet-ready and can be connected to a network by cable (Ethernet/LAN) or WiFi (WLAN). System > System settings> Internet The network connection is needed for: • Use of Apps (with smartphones and tablets in the same network/WLAN) If the CasaConnect KNX is also connected to the internet via the internal network, the following functions are also possible:...

  • Page 103: Mac Address

    Basic settings in the Control Center Mac address The MAC address (Media-Access-Control address) is the hardware address of each sin- gle network adapter and serves as the unique identifier of the device in the network. This is also called the physical address or device address. 5.3.7.

  • Page 104: Version History

    Basic settings in the Control Center software from the Elsner Elektronik website and save it to the SD card. After inserting the SD card into the socket on the CasaConnect KNX, continue. Version history Shows the status of the version history of the Control Center. Tap the field to display the version history of the CasaConnect KNX Control Center.

  • Page 105: Automatic

    Automatic 6. Automatic CasaConnect KNX Control Center • Version: 13.09.2021 • Technical changes and errors excepted.

  • Page 106: Procedure

    Automatic 6.1. Procedure So that you can set the automatic functions in this chapter, the basic setting must al- ready be made in the ETS (See chapter 4 “Basic settings in the ETS” on page 39) and in the System control menu (See chapter 5 “Basic settings in the Control Center” on page 75).

  • Page 107: Safety Information About Automatic And Alarm Functions

    Automatic Please adjust the settings for motors and devices to the individual circumstances. Only in this way can alarm and lock functions such as rain and wind warnings help, for ex- ample, to protect outside awnings or to prevent rain entering through windows. 6.2.1.

  • Page 108: Adjust Movement Delays (Shades)

    Automatic nights. If the twilight value is set below 10 lux, shades that are set for "Night closing" remain open due to the moonlight or open during the night. Twilight: Displays the twilight limit value. Tap the field to adjust the value using the slide regu- lator.

  • Page 109: Set Time Switch Event

    Automatic 6.3.4. Set time switch event System > Set automatic > General settings > Time switch event 32 times can be set in the weekly clock, which can be used for temperature regulators. The time and day of the week are set for each time. Time switch event: Displays how many time switches are set.

  • Page 110: Adjust Frost Alarm

    Automatic 6.3.6. Adjust frost alarm System > Set automatic > General settings > Frost alarm The frost alarm for blinds and windows will be active when during or after precipitation the outdoor temperature falls below a defined level. "Frost alarm" is then displayed on the start page. 7.4.

  • Page 111: Set Movement Limit (Windows)

    Automatic 6.3.7. Set movement limit (windows) System > Set automatic > General settings > Movement limit The movement limit determines that a window only opens partly when the outdoor temperature is low. This prevents excessive cooling of the room. "Movement limit" is then displayed on the start page. 7.4.

  • Page 112: Set Automatic Mode For Motors And Devices

    Automatic After a manual operation, the motor or device remains in manual mode, automatic mode is switched off. However, you can set it so that automatic mode switched on again after a certain time. Motors and devices are also reset to automatic with the gen- eral automatic reset.

  • Page 113: Alarm Functions

    Automatic • Automatic reset • Manual switching It two contradictory automatic functions overlap, the automatic function further down the list has priority. Icing-up of rails of the shades: Be aware that the rails of blinds, awnings and shutters, which are fitted outside, can ice up.
  • Page 114 Automatic tion of the shades if the light conditions are rapidly alternating. The movement delays can be adjusted. System > Set automatic > General settings > Movement delays 6.3.2. Adjust movement delays (shades), Page 106 Sun direction: Shows the area (direction of the sky) where the sun must be so that the shade is opened.
  • Page 115 Automatic If No is selected, set the position using the slider. 0% = horizontal, 100% = closed. De- fault setting: 75%. If Yes is selected, sun position tracking is active. Set the slat position for the four pre- defined sun angles. Default setting: 0°...
  • Page 116 Automatic Note on the night closing function and the outside temperature block: If the outside temperature is below the block temperature (see "Outside temperature" setting below), then the shades are still closed automatically but are no longer opened. If the shade no longer rises in the morning, check whether the blind is frozen or if the running rails are iced up.
  • Page 117 Automatic Timed closing: Actuation position: Shows the actuation position in percent for the time closing, also the slat position for blinds. Touch the field to set the position using a slider. Actuation position: 0% = fully retracted, 100% = fully extended. Default setting: 100%.
  • Page 118 Automatic If you want to change the periods, touch the tool icon. 6.3.3. Set time switch period, Page 106 The shades are raised at the start of the timed opening but can still be closed manually. After the timed opening, the normal automatic shade controls are performed again. Frost alarm: Shows whether the shade is retracted if there is a frost alarm.

  • Page 119: Set Window Automatic Mode

    Automatic Default setting: 6.0 m/s. If the shade should not react to the wind (e.g. for indoor awnings, shutters), switch the wind alarm OFF. The wind alarm protects sensitive curtains from wind damage by retracting the shades. A wind alarm actuated for the motor will remain active for 5 minutes. In addition, a wnid delay can be set for shades.

  • Page 120: Alarm Functions

    Automatic • Supply air temperature • Number of steps • Actuation position ventilation • Night back cooling (with indoor temperature and actuation position) • Timed ventilation (with actuation position) • Movement limit and position • Outdoor temperature • Outside air VOC •...

  • Page 121: Set Automatic Mode

    Automatic This means that e.g. timed ventilation or night back cooling will only occur, when the exterior temperature lies over the pre-set value for the outdoor temperature block. Automatic ventilation according to temperature or humidity of VOC/CO only performed if no block is active. Set automatic mode Sensor selection: Shows the indoor sensor, which is evaluated for controlling the windows.
  • Page 122 Automatic VOC (mixed gas): Shows the VOC concentration from which ventilation is active. The setting is only ac- tive if an indoor sensor with VOC sensor is selected. Tap the field to adjust the VOC val- Select OFF if the window should not react to VOC value of the indoor air (default). Switch to ON in order to set the VOC concentration range.
  • Page 123 Automatic Night back cooling: Touch the field to set the times for night back cooling. The setting is only active if the general settings for night back cooling have already been applied. System > Set automatic > General settings > Night back cooling 6.3.5.
  • Page 124 Automatic The conditions for triggering the movement limit (outdoor temperature, period) are set in the "General settings" menu. System > Set automatic > General settings > Movement limit 6.3.7. Set movement limit (windows), Page 109 Colour restriction: Position: Shows the position to which the window opens if the movement limit is on. The setting is only active if movement limit range has been switched on.
  • Page 125 Automatic If you want to change the periods, touch the tool icon. 6.3.3. Set time switch period, Page 106 Shut-off times prevent the windows, for example, from opening and closing at night, and thus causing noise. Note that night back cooling is not possible during the set pe- riod.
  • Page 126 Automatic Rain alarm: Shows whether the rain alarm is switched on. Touch the field and switch the rain alarm on or off for this window. Default setting: No. The rain alarm provides protection from humidity damage by closing the window. Manually opened windows are also closed if there is a rain alarm.

  • Page 127: Set Automatic Ventilation

    Automatic dow in the Manual menu and hold down the button with the frost alarm icon for ap- prox. 1 second. Manual operation is released again. The block will then be first active for this motor again when it is reactivated manually or the next time the frost alarm is triggered.

  • Page 128: Alarm Functions

    Automatic Alarm functions If there is a fire alarm from a smoke detector, ventilation is activated and cannot be influenced either by the automatic controls or manually. Ventilation settings Ventilation according to temperature, humidity and CO is checked every second. For exhaust units, the power is increased as the values above the setpoint increase.
  • Page 129 Automatic CO2 (carbon dioxide): Shows the CO concentration from which ventilation is active. The setting is only active if an indoor sensor with CO sensor is selected. Touch the field to adjust the CO value. Select OFF if the ventilation should be on irrespective of the CO concentration.
  • Page 130 Automatic Night back cooling: Touch the field to set the times for night back cooling. The setting is only active if the general settings for night back cooling have already been applied. System > Set automatic > General settings > Night back cooling 6.3.5.
  • Page 131 Automatic The supply air flaps are only opened if the set outdoor temperature is reached. At the end of the ventilation time, normal automatic ventilation takes place according to tem- perature and humidity. Timed ventilation: Intensity (exhaust units): For exhaust units, shows the speed at which the time-controlled ventilation is per- formed.

  • Page 132: Set Temperature Regulator

    Automatic Manual switching: Shows whether a position message is used by the motor to switch from automatic to manual, i.e. whether automatic mode is switched off by pressing a button if there is an external manual operation. Default setting: No. 6.4.4.
  • Page 133 Automatic • Dimming value for on and off • RGB value for on and off • RGBW value for on and off • HCL controls (biodynamic light control) • Automatic reset • Manual switching If there is a smoke alarm, all lights are switched on. Timed switching: Touch the field to set the lighting periods.
  • Page 134 Automatic RGB value OFF: Shows the RGB value of the lamp if it is switched off. Tap the field and adjust the RGB value of the light by setting the individual colour proportions (red, green and blue). Default setting: Red: 0%, Green: 0%, Blue: 0%. RGBW value ON: Shows the RGBW value of the lamp if it is switched on.

  • Page 135: Tables, Maintenance

    Tables, maintenance 7. Tables, maintenance CasaConnect KNX Control Center • Version: 13.09.2021 • Technical changes and errors excepted.

  • Page 136: Maintenance And Care

    Tables, maintenance 7.1. Maintenance and care WARNING! Risk of injury from automatically moving components! System parts may start automatically as a result of the automatic controls and can put people in danger. • Always disconnect the system from the mains power before maintenance or cleaning.

  • Page 137: Disposal

    Tables, maintenance again and 100 klx is reached when there are cloudless skies at noon. Experience indi- cates that extending shades above 40 klx is to be recommended. The display of wind speed is in meters per second and is shortened in the display to m/s.

  • Page 138: Alarm Display In The Weather Data Area

    Tables, maintenance Check the function of the router and the network cable. If the network connection via WLAN is interrupted, a crossed-out radio symbol icon is displayed in the top right corner of the start page. Check the function of the wireless router. Alarm display in the weather data area In the weather data area, the following alarm messages can be displayed as soon as an alarm is active.

  • Page 139: Not All The Weather Data Is Received Correctly

    Tables, maintenance Night back cooling is displayed while night back cooling is active. 6.3.5. Set night back cooling (ventilation), Page 107 Window movement limit is displayed while the window movement limit is active (low outside temperature over a longer period). 6.3.7.

  • Page 140: No Connection To Knx Bus

    Tables, maintenance ATTENTION! Damage from wind, rain or frost. In emergency mode, all safety functions are disabled. • Only use emergency mode briefly in order to position drives manually and then switch it off again. • Emergency mode also remains active if weather data is received again.

  • Page 141: Safety Module Settings

    Tables, maintenance 7.5. Safety module settings Alarm messages can be assigned to different categories in the safety module, resulting in different responses being triggered. The following table shows the possible alloca- tions of the alarm messages if an alarm is triggered AND the live switching conditions exist.
  • Page 142 Tables, maintenance Slat 0°-15° position for 15°-30° Sun height 30°-45° 45°-90° Indoor sensor Indoor temperature (°C) Night closing? Rain automatic Time closing (period) Actuation position timer Outdoor temperature (°C) Behaviour? Timed opening? Frost alarm? Wind sensor Wind alarm in (m/s), time overrun Rain alarm? Automatic reset?
  • Page 143 Tables, maintenance Output Name Actuation position/num- ber of steps Night back cooling (Period, temp, position) Timed ventilation (period) Movement restriction to position Outdoor temperature (°C) Time closing (period) Wind sensor Wind ventilation Wind ventilation direction Wind ventilation position Wind alarm in (m/s), time overrun Rain alarm? Gap ventilation in rain?
  • Page 144 Tables, maintenance Output Name Timed ventilation (Period, intensity) Outdoor temperature (°C) Timed closing Automatic reset? Manual switching? Ventilation lock through air-conditioning (min) Temperature regulator: Output Name Timed closing mode Automatic reset? Manual switching? Light: Output Name Time switch (period) Twilight switching On for alarm? Dimmer value on Dimmer value off...
  • Page 145 Tables, maintenance General settings: Twilight value (Lux) Extension delay shades (min) Retraction delay shades (min) ventilation lock after cooling (min) Night back cooling: Temper- ature (°C), for longer than (min) Frost alarm: Outdoor tem- perature (°C), readiness (h) Window movement limit (°C) Wind delay shade automatic (min)
  • Page 146 Tables, maintenance Name from Events of the time switch: Name Time CasaConnect KNX Control Center • Version: 13.09.2021 • Technical changes and errors excepted.
  • Page 147 Tables, maintenance Name Time CasaConnect KNX Control Center • Version: 13.09.2021 • Technical changes and errors excepted.
  • Page 148 Elsner Elektronik GmbH Control and Automation Engineering Sohlengrund 16 75395 Ostelsheim Phone +49 (0) 70 33 / 30 945-0 info@elsner-elektronik.de Germany +49 (0) 70 33 / 30 945-20 www.elsner-elektronik.de Technical support: +49 (0) 70 33 / 30 945-250...

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