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Product manual │ 12.08.2024

Busch-Watchdog

6251/28-xxx-WL

Busch-Watchdog

Commissioning and operation via the app Busch-free@home

the System Access Point

Branding -- Release 2018-01-01

PRO

280° WL

Next App and the Web-based surface of

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Page 1 Product manual │ 12.08.2024 Busch-Watchdog ® 6251/28-xxx-WL ® Busch-Watchdog 280° WL ® Commissioning and operation via the app Busch-free@home Next App and the Web-based surface of the System Access Point Branding -- Release 2018-01-01...
Page 2 Table of contents Table of contents Notes on the instruction manual ........................4 Trademarks ..............................4 Overview ................................ 5 Expansion stage "Device control" ...................... 6 Expansion stage "Room control" ....................... 7 Expansion stage "Home automation" ....................8 Overview Busch-free@home ® Next App / Busch-Watchdog ®...
Page 3 Table of contents Notes ................................50 Index ................................51 Product manual 2CKA000073B5800 │3...
Page 4 If you pass the device on, also include this manual along with it. Busch-Jaeger accepts no liability for any failure to observe the instructions in this manual. If you require additional information or have questions about the device, please contact Busch- Jaeger or visit our Internet site at: www.BUSCH-JAEGER.de...
Page 5 Overview Overview This instruction manual supplements the product manual Busch-Watchdog ® PRO 6251/28-xxx- ® WL by the functions of the app Busch-free@home Next App as well as the web-based interface of the System Access Point for configuration and operation. The device can be used in three different expansion stages: Device Control (individual control) ■...
Page 6 Overview Expansion stage "Device control" The operation in this expansion stage takes place as with a conventional movement detector. The device can additionally be controlled and parameterised with the Busch-free@home ® Next App. The access from the smartphone to the networked devices is carried out with Bluetooth via ■...
Page 7 Overview Expansion stage "Room control" In this expansion stage the configuration, remote control and parameter setting of a movement detector or a movement detector with additional devices are made with the Busch-free@home ® Next App. The networking is carried out as mesh networking for larger transmission range and stable ■...
Page 8 Overview Expansion stage "Home automation" ® In this expansion stage the remote control is made with the Busch-free@home Next App. The parameter setting is made in the web-based interface of the System Access Point of a Busch- ® free@home configuration. This expansion stage is totally networkable with the entire range of functions of a Busch- free@home ®...
Page 9 Overview Overview Busch-free@home ® Next App / Busch-Watchdog ® In the following you see an example of the function and operating areas of the app for the Busch-Watchdog ® devices. Overview area Parameters General settings (Example) (Example) Others (Example) Display of the current device Setting the device parameters Change of device name and the ■...
Page 10 Overview Overview of start screen Three-point menu The switch menu opens by tapping on the three-point menu (views within illustrations A1 and A2). – Here you can switch the load via the sliding switch / switch [A1]. – You can also open the function "Lock to brightness"...
Page 11 Overview [A1] + [A2] Sliding switch / switch for switching the load. [B1] Detailed view of the drop-down menu for adding an additional device. [C1] Detailed view of the function overview of the Busch-free@home ® Next App. Table 2: Overview of start screen - detailed view Product manual 2CKA000073B5800 │11...
Page 12 Overview Possible access versions of the app Permanent access via the app Temporary access via the app With this version the main focus is on the use by the fitter. With this version the main focus of the use is on Access to the device via the app is possible only the end user.
Page 13 Overview Busch-free@home ® Next AppFunction overview / selector switch Function overview 6251/28-xxx-WL: Test Reset Function Settings Device Home Control automation Selector and Room switch Control – Channel – – – Permanently switched on Permanent mode – – Permanently off – –...
Page 14 Overview Priority behaviour at operation via the app or via the device The last entry has priority irrespective of whether this was made via the selector switch or via the app. For some settings the "Save" button is to be tapped at the end of the page (e.g. change of the sensitivity of a sensor area).
Page 15 Overview 3.10 System requirements The system requirements differ in dependence of the selected expansion stage. The system requirements are available in the following sections. Expansion stage "Device control" ■ – Information about the expansion stage: Chapter 3.1 “Expansion stage "Device control"“ on page 6 –...
Page 16 Overview 3.10.2 System requirements: "Room control" A mobile terminal device is required for commissioning in the expansion stage "Room control" via the app Busch-free@home ® Next App. In the expansion stage "Room control" the entire project (including device data and timers) can be stored within myBUSCH-JAEGER. In the following the designation "Smartphone"...
Page 17 Overview 3.10.3 System requirements "Home automation" ® For commissioning in the expansion stage "Home automation" via the app Busch-free@home Next App and the web-based interface of the System Access Point, a mobile terminal device (smartphone, tablet, etc.) or a computer is required. Prerequisites: The current version of the app Busch-free@home ®...
Page 18 Initial steps Initial steps Downloading and installing the app ® Download the app Busch-free@home Next App from the respective store and install it on your smartphone. Android Notice When updating the operating system of your Apple smartphone, it can happen that the coupling to the Busch-Watchdog ®...
Page 19 Initial steps Comissioning The possible procedures for commissioning are described in the following. Depending on the expansion stage selected, the individual commissioning steps vary. Commissioning in the expansion stage "Device control" ■ – For additional information, please see chapter “Commissioning in the expansion stage "Device control"“...
Page 20 Initial steps 4.2.1 Commissioning in the expansion stage "Device control" To connect the device with the app, proceed as follows. Fig. 4: Integrating the device [1] - [3] (example illustration) 1. Activate the Bluetooth on your smartphone and connect the device to the power supply. 2.
Page 21 Initial steps Fig. 5: Integrating the device [4] - [6] (example illustration) 5. Assign a new device name for the new installation and select "Continue" [4]. 6. Assign a password for the new installation and confirm with "Continue" [5]. 7. Assign a new device name and position the device inside the installation with the help of the plus icon (specification of floor and room).
Page 22 Initial steps Fig. 6: Integrating the device [7] - [8] (example illustration) 8. The app indicates that the device was added successfully to the installation [8]. Complete the process via "Finished" or, if necessary, repeat the steps via the option "Add an additional device".
Page 23 Initial steps 4.2.2 Commissioning of the expansion stage "Room control" To connect the device with the app, proceed as follows. Fig. 7: Integrating the device [1] - [3] 1. Activate the Bluetooth on your smartphone and connect the device to the power supply. 2.
Page 24 Initial steps Fig. 8: Integrating the device [4] - [7] (example illustration) 5. Assign a device name and position the device inside the installation (e.g. here on the ground floor) and tap on "Continue" [4]. 6. Assign a password for the new installation and confirm with "Continue" [5]. –...
Page 25 Notice ® Planning and application instructions for the system Busch-free@home available in the system manual. This can be downloaded at www.busch-jaeger.de/en/smarter- home/systems/abb-freehome. The product-specific settings and parameters are available under Chapter 5.3 “Operation "Home automation"“ on page 37. Product manual 2CKA000073B5800...
Page 26 Initial steps 4.2.4 Commissioning by scanning the QR code" Notice The QR code is located on the rear side of the sensor head of the device. ■ This method can also be used if the device is not connected to the power ■...
Page 27 Initial steps Fig. 10: Integrating the device [4] - [6] (example illustration) 5. Assign a device name [4] for the new installation and select "Continue". 6. Assign a password for the new installation [5] and confirm with "Continue" . 7. Assign a device name and position the device inside the installation [6] with the help of the plus icon.
Page 28 Initial steps Import installation For individual control (expansion stage device control) the project can be easily transferred from one app to the other by scanning a 2D code. Fitter: 1. Call up menu item "More" via the Hamburger menu and in the area "Installation", change to the "Installation settings".
Page 29 Operation Operation For the configuration of the parameters, select the installation and the desired device. Then scroll down to the parameters. The overview shows the individual parameters in their sequence of appearance during operation. Notice Some changes must, if necessary, be saved via the "Save" button for them to become effective.
Page 30 Operation The general operating principle is identical for all expansion stages (selection options in drop- down window, settings via controller, etc.). However, there are differences for the function of the movement detector (Chapter 3.7 “Busch-free@home® Next AppFunction overview / selector switch“...
Page 31 Operation Operation "Device control" 5.1.1 Overview of parameters Switch-off pre-warning Before switching off the light, the end of the illumination period is displayed via the connected load (e.g. an LED lamp). The switch-off pre-warning is only active during the switch-off delay, not at a manual switch-off.
Page 32 Operation Switch-on Different settings can be preselected. If the ambient brightness drops below the selected criterion, a movement detection leads to the switch-on of the connected lamp. Always – independent of the brightness – 15 lx (factory setting) – Takeover of the current threshold value Threshold value –...
Page 33 Operation Operation "Room control" 5.2.1 Overview of channel parameters The movement detector has a total of 4 channels. Each channel can be linked with different actuators. Each channel can be used and parameterised independently. Different sensitivities, transmission ranges and switching thresholds can be programmed for each channel. And for each channel the movement detection can be manually blocked individually.
Page 34 Operation 5.2.2 Overview of brightness sensor parameters Channel name Here an individual name can be assigned to the channel. Function This parameter indicates the current function of the actuator. Alarm switch-off delay 11 sec..10 min..1 The set time defines how long the brightness must be below the threshold hour value before the brightness alarm is cancelled.
Page 35 Operation 5.2.3 Overview of actuator parameters Channel name Here an individual name can be assigned to the channel. Position The parameter is used to specify the position of the actuator in the virtual building ground plan (floors and rooms). Button This button can be used to switch the actuator.
Page 36 Operation Permanent operating mode This parameter relates to the "Permanent mode" function. Here the light retains the current status independent of movement, brightness and operation. When the "Permanent mode" function is activated, the LED on the MD lights up permanently red. The permanent mode is active for the time set under the "Switch-off delay Time limited permanent mode".
Page 37 Operation Operation "Home automation" 5.3.1 Overview of channel parameters The movement detector has a total of 4 channels. Each channel can be linked with different actuators. Each channel can be used and parameterised independently. Different sensitivities, transmission ranges and switching thresholds can be programmed for each channel. And for each channel the movement detection can be manually blocked individually.
Page 38 Operation 5.3.2 Overview of brightness sensor parameters Channel name Here an individual name can be assigned to the channel. Function This parameter indicates the current function of the actuator. Alarm switch-off delay 11 sec..10 min..1 The set time defines how long the brightness must be below the threshold hour value before the brightness alarm is cancelled.
Page 39 Operation 5.3.3 Overview of actuator parameters Channel name Here an individual name can be assigned to the channel. Position The parameter is used to specify the position of the actuator in the virtual building ground plan (floors and rooms). Button This button can be used to switch the actuator.
Page 40 Operation Operation type Standard operation Switching duration for a period of 10 seconds - 30 minutes. Short-time pulse of 1 second for activating e.g. door bells, staircase lighting timer switches. Short-time pulse At constant movement, the short-time pulse is repeated every 10 seconds (1 s on, 9 s off).
Page 41 Operation Individual operating functions Test mode / Activation test The activation test serves for checking the detection range by means of pacing off. A switch-off delay of two seconds is activated during the activation test, the device operates independent of brightness.
Page 42 Operation Performing the activation test 1. Pace off the detection range. – Each detection is indicated by the status LED flashing quickly. 2. Adjust the detection range according to your needs and test the adjustment by means of renewed pacing off. Ending the activation test The device ends the "Activation test"...
Page 43 Operation Reducing the detection range / the sensitivity Notice The limitation of the detection range can also take place directly on the device. The detection angle can be specifically limited by gluing on the enclosed foil. The detection range of the Busch-Watchdog ®...
Page 44 Operation Automation/Timer Notice The device is not equipped with batteries. – Time programs are stopped at a power failure. – The time in the device is synchronized again only at the next connection with the app. Up to 28 switching times can be programmed via the automation. Each starting time has a weekday function and can programmed for one or several weekdays.
Page 45 Operation 5.5.1 Automation/Timer settings Different switching times can be programmed in the automation area. The following overview shows the setting options and parameters in their sequence of appearance during operation. Notice Performed changes must, if necessary, be saved via the "Save" button for them to become effective.
Page 46 Operation Repetition on every Mon/Tue/Wed/Thu/Fri/Sat/Sun Specifying the weekdays at which the timer is to repeat itself. The standard setting. The timer switches on all weekdays at Switching on all weekdays the same time. Live mode If the controller of the live mode option is set on "On", the actuator takes on the status specified in the timer.
Page 47 Operation General settings General settings General settings Expansion stage Room control and Home Expansion stage Device control automation Table 5: General settings The name of the device can be changed in the "General settings" and the position (floor/room) inside the house can be defined. Product manual 2CKA000073B5800 │47...
Page 48 Operation Settings / maintenance Settings / maintenance Settings / maintenance Expansion stage Room control and Home Expansion stage Device control automation Information about the device Parameters [1] Overview of the device data [1] Channel selection (1 - 4) Maintain Information about the device [2] Setting and changing device password [2] Overview of the device data [3] Rebooting the device...
Page 49 Operation Firmware update ® The Busch-free@home Next App on the start page shows the notification "Device update available" when a new firmware is available for your device. To perform the update, proceed as follows: 1. Under the notice "Device update available" tap on "Update now". 2.
Page 50 Notes Notes Product manual 2CKA000073B5800 │50...
Page 51 Index Index Notes on the instruction manual ..........4 Automation/Timer ............10, 44 Automation/Timer settings ........... 45 Operation ................29 Device control ..........22, 27, 30, 31 Home automation ..........25, 30, 37 Comissioning ............... 19 Room control ..........24, 27, 30, 33 Commissioning Overview ................5 "Scanning the QR code"...
Page 52 Busch-Jaeger Elektro GmbH A member of the ABB Group Freisenbergstraße 2 D-58513 Lüdenscheid, Germany www.BUSCH-JAEGER.de Customer service: Tel.: +49 2351 956-1600 © Copyright 2024 Busch-Jaeger Elektro GmbH All rights reserved...

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