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Page 3: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS Numeric index MY HOME general features General features INTRODUCTION TO THE CONTROL Introduction to the local control Introduction to the remote control MY HOME LOCAL CONTROL General features Catalogue General rules for installation Wiring diagrams Configuration/Programmation Technical features Dimensional data MY HOME REMOTE CONTROL General features Catalogue...
Page 4: Numeric Index
Numeric index Catalogue Configuration Techn. features Catalogue Configuration Techn. features Catalogue Configuration Techn. features Item page page page Item page page page Item page page page 3477 MHVISUAL 344162 N4563 344172 N4654N 346000 N4680 349210 NT4563 349211 NT4654N 349212 NT4680 349310 349311 349312...
Page 5: My Home General Features
Item Item Item Item Item Item Code Page Code Code Code Code Page Page Page Page Code Code Page Page MY HOME gENERal FEaTURES MY HOME CONTROL TECHNICAL GUIDE...
Page 6 MY HOME The home as you want it My HoME is a home automation system which offers A common feature of all the My HoME devices is that state-of-the-art solutions, which are in increasing they use the same system technology, based on the demand in the home and in the service sector.
Page 7: General Features
The installation modularity and functional integration My HoME can, moreover, communicate with the of the various devices also allows optimisation of outside world by means of special devices which costs, as the user can select which applications he interact with the home through fixed-line telephones wants to adopt now and which he will choose in the and mobile phones and/or any Personal Computer future.
Page 8 MY HOME Totally free to choose the control My HoME brings you the maximum choice in selecting automation system; from simple controls to controls for the control, thus enabling you to manage your own home rooms, scenarios and local and remote monitoring. BAsIC CONTROL ■...
Page 9 LOCAL AND REMOTE MONITORING CONTROL ■ • control of all system functions • many customization possibilities • simple and intuitive interface thanks to the use of sounds and images via the VIDEo STATIoN, VIDEo DISPLAy, VIDEo ToUCH SCREEN and PC with Internet. VIDEO DISPLAY VIDEO STATION VIDEO TOUCH SCREEN with MHVISUAL program...
Page 10 MY HOME The home as you want it The My HoME system, also available in MÀTIX and AXoLUTE series, can cover all the home automation solutions associated with comfort, security, saving, communication and control. Advanced AXoLUTE devices such as the colour Touch Screen, the VIDEoDISPLAy and the VIDEoSTATIoN, add images to the control, thus providing the user with a simpler and more intuitive interface.
Page 11 LIGHT flat radio control LIGHT flat radio control AXOLUTE VIDEO STATION AXOLUTE LIVING gENERal FEaTURES MY HOME CONTROL TECHNICAL GUIDE...
Page 12 sAFETY bURglaR-alaRM CONTROl UNIT you can monitor the The available whole house or just one particular room. functions gaS-STOp DETECTOR Just a small leak and the solenoid valve stops the gas escaping. COMFORT - AUTOMATION MOTORISED ROllINg SHUTTERS When you wake up you can control the movement of one or more rolling shutters to give more light in the...
Page 13 sWITCHBOARD sAVING - TEMPERATURE CONTROL MY HOME TEMpERaTURE SENSOR FlaTWall you can set different Solution for the temperatures for each centralisation of room and for every hour of home automation the day. devices. With savings up to 30%. sAVING - ENERGY MANAGEMENT SOCkET WITH aCTUaTOR To disconnect the less important loads and avoid...
Page 14: Introduction To The Control
ToUCH SCREEN or remotely by means of PC, hand-held computer, telephone or mobile phone. With the BTicino control you can check what is happening for example in the children’s bedroom while sitting comfortably at your office desk...
Page 15 The system can also be monitored and commanded using a PC with MHVISUAL software. With a simple graphic interface which you can customise you can command lights and rolling shutters, see the pictures of the cameras installed in the various rooms, change the temperature and check any alarms which have been given (from a different place from where the My HoME system is installed).
Page 16: Introduction To The Local Control
Introduction to the local Control The My HoME system can be commanded and controlled by various interfaces, from the simplest such as the basic control to the most advanced like the ToUCH SCREEN. SpECIal CONTROl SpECIal CONTROl Electronic control which Electronic control which can call scenarios, manage can call scenarios, manage...
Page 17 HaNDSETS Monitoring and control video handsets with software for My HoME menus with text or icons. systems. From any Can have all the video PC you can interact door entry functions, with the My HoME the “door state” and systems. The icons, “professional studio”...
Page 18: Introduction To The Remote Control
Introduction to the Remote Control The remote connection can take: - by means of PoINT-PoINT connection (the control system must be connected with ADSL line with fi xed IP). POINT-POINT CONNECTION: Direct connection to the devices by means of ADSL line.
Page 19 Hand-held computer Internet F453AV gENERal FEaTURES MY HOME CONTROL TECHNICAL GUIDE...
Page 20 lOCal CONTROl THE NEWS F420 VIDEO TOUCH sCREEN Scenario module to save PC panel to use with MHVISUAL scenarios software to monitor and control My (max 16 scenarios per module) HoME systems MH200 Event programming (max 300 scenarios per module)
Page 21: General Features
SECTION CONTENTS General features Catalogue General rules for installation Wiring diagrams Configuration/Programmation Technical features Dimensional data MY HOME CONTROL TECHNICAL GUIDE...
Page 22 general features The My HoME system can be commanded and controlled by various interfaces, from the simplest such as the basic control to the most advanced like the ToUCH SCREEN. Just one command manages simple functions such as switching on a light and advanced functions such as scenarios (which with just one touch let you switch oN lights, raise rolling shutters, switch on the sound system, set the...
Page 23 MONITORINg aND CONTROl OF THE TEMpERaTURE CONTROl FROM aXOlUTE vIDEO STaTION ■ VIDEOSTATION with icons MONITORINg aND CONTROl OF THE bURglaR-alaRM FROM TOUCH SCREEN ■ gENERal FEaTURES MY HOME CONTROL TECHNICAL GUIDE...
Page 24 general features WHAT A sCENARIO Is A scenario is a set of commands which activate/ The out scenario can for example: deactivate a series of devices of various My HoME - switch oFF all the home lights applications at the same time. - lower all the rolling shutters - switch oFF the Sound system amplifi ers COMMANDS SENT...
Page 25 ADVANCED sCENARIOs Advanced scenarios let you perform particular actions at a set time or following an event which occurs. The devices which can manage the advanced scenarios are: MH200 • TOUCH sCREEN: programming of basic events to create simple advanced scenarios (switching the watering oN at 8 p.m.
Page 26 MY HOME basic control The basic My HoME control can activate or call from 1 to 4 functions in the 2-module version and from 2 to 6 in the 3-module version. H4652/2 H4652/2 H4652/3 H4652/3 L4652/2 L4652/3 AM5832/2 AM5832/3 FUNCTION NUMbER ■...
Page 27 Special control The special control can manage 1 or 2 My HoME functions. H4651/2 L4651/2 AM5831/2 FUNCTION NUMbER ■ - Light control oN/oFF cyclic oN/oFF bistable (also dimmer) General, room, group commands Timed controls - Rolling shutter controls UP/DoWN in normal mode UP/DoWN in safe mode General, room, group commands - Call scenarios saved...
Page 28 knob control The control knob can control and set the lights and the Sound system. The lights or Sound system amplifi ers are switched oN by pressing the central key, while they are adjusted by turning the knob. L4563 HC4563 HC4563 N4563 HS4563...
Page 29 Control: SCENaRY TOUCH 4-key control to use to call 4 of the 16 scenarios programmed in scenario module F420. Also available in LIVING (L4680), LIGHT (N4680) and LIGHT TECH (NT4680) fi nish. HC4680 HS4680 Scenario 1 Scenario 2 (M+1) - scenario activation saved in F420 - Activation saved scenarios in scenario programmer MH200...
Page 30 Handsets The audio handsets can receive calls from the entrance panel and control and command the My HoME applications. The PoLyX series (PoLyX VIDEo DISPLAy and PoLyX MEMoRy STATIoN) terminals can interact with the My HoME applications by means of a text menu, while the AXoLUTE (AXoLUTE VIDEo DISPLAy 349311 344162...
Page 31 MHvISUal and vIDEO TOUCH SCREEN The VIDEo ToUCH SCREEN together with the MHVISUAL software allows complete and total control of the home. The icons and background of the various pages can be customised with pictures, dwg fi les or photographs. MHVISUAL MHVISUAL H4687...
Page 32 F420 scenario modules Can save up to 16 basic scenarios inside it. The scenarios can be called from ToUCH SCREEN, SCENARy ToUCH or by the My HoME controls. F420 MH200 scenario programmer Scenario programmer (max 300) to save scheduled advanced scenarios. Can activate/ deactivate the scenarios following an external event, pressing a control confi gured with CEN or when an actuator changes state.
Page 33 chandelier tower air speed indicator moisture meter clock dusk MH200 scenario programmer MY HOME EVENTs H/L4652/2 H/L4652/2 H/L4652/2 configured with configured with H4684 L/N/NT4684 The devices activate and call the basic and advanced scenarios saved in the MH200 scenario programmer gENERal FEaTURES MY HOME CONTROL TECHNICAL GUIDE...
Page 34: Catalogue
Catalogue CONTROlS FOR SINglE aND DOUblE lOaDS Item Description H4652/2 control which can drive a single actuator for single or double loads or two actuators for single loads or independent double loads – to be completed with 1 2-module key cover for controls with one or two functions or 2 1-module key covers with one or two functions H4652/2 H4652/3...
Page 35 TOUCH SCREEN Item Description H4684 colour room control to be installed where there are several MY HOME functions. Interface to control scenarios, lighting, automa- tion, burglar-alarm, temperature control and energy management - AXOLUTE L4684 as above - LIVING, LIGHT and LIGHT TECH aXOlUTE vIDEO DISplaY Item Description...
Page 36 Catalogue pOlYX MEMORY STaTION Item Description 344172 wall-mounted speaker phone video door entry terminal with 5.6” colour monitor, OSD menu, audio/video memory and video door entry answering machine. Available in WHITE finish vIDEO TOUCH SCREEN Item Description H4687 PC panel with 15” TOUCH SCrEEN monitor to manage the home via MHVISUAL software 344172 MHvISUal...
Page 37: General Rules For Installation
gENERal RUlES FOR INSTallaTION To make a MY HOME system with local control the “GENErAL rULES OF INSTALLATION” of the individual systems present must be respected. The specifi c controls for local control should be installed bearing in mind some rules which make the use of MY HOME and the system functions easier.
Page 38 gENERal RUlES FOR INSTallaTION SCENaRY TOUCH TOUCH SCREEN The SCENArY TOUCH should be installed near the main entrance of the home The installation of the TOUCH SCrEEN must be central, so that it is visible and and in the points where the whole house must be controlled. Installing it in can be reached from a room in the home.
Page 39 vIDEO TOUCH SCREEN aND MHvISUal vIDEO DOOR ENTRY TERMINalS The installation of the VIDEO TOUCH SCrEEN should be central and, in The video door entry terminals should be installed in zones of the home industrial and service applications, in the reception. which can be reached easily both during the day and at night.
Page 40 gENERal RUlES FOR INSTallaTION bOX INSTallaTION SET-Up The components must be installed at the following heights from the ground. Fixed burglar-alarm Ir controls and sensors 90 CM Handle height Controls and bedhead sockets 70 to 80 CM Flush-mounted wall sockets (power, telephone, TV, data) 30 CM Flush-mounted or protruding wall sockets...
Page 41 Sockets for the power supply of kitchen extractor hood and fan 265 CM Methane gas detectors (20 – 40 cm ceiling) internal burglar-alarm siren, loudspeakers 230 to 250 CM Cameras, swivel Ir sensors, pushbuttons and cord pulls for showers and baths socket for exhaust fans in bathrooms with no ventilation OvER 225 CM Audio handsets, video handsets, TOUCH SCrEEN,...
Page 42 ■ ■ ● Wires RECOMMENDED by BTicino (conform to the installation rules) Wires WHICH CAN BE USED (check for each system with the installation rules) NOTE (1): must be used in the buried stretches of the individual systems MY HOME - CONTROl...
Page 43 TYpE OF WIRINg The systems can be made with two different types of structure or mode of The selection is made depending on the installation requirements, functions distribution: required, (Installation of the applications; lightning, automation, burglar- • free structure alarm, CCTV etc.), wall restrictions, refurbishments or new builds. These •...
Page 44 gENERal RUlES FOR INSTallaTION THE SWITCHbOaRD OR HOME aUTOMaTION DISTRIbUTION bOaRD regardless of the type of wiring used, star or free, fitting the various MY a) provide extra available space to allow the installation of further devices HOME systems into the building involves grouping all the active (power required by new and different needs.
Page 45 MY HOME FlaTWall As an alternative to the switchboard or home automation distribution board, BTicino proposes MY HOME FLATWALL, an innovative solution for the centralised installation of electronic devices and user interfaces. This product can house up to 288 DIN modules and has parts which are only accessible to the installer (e.g.
Page 46: Wiring Diagrams
WIRINg DIagRaMS 2F - SCHEMa 6 lC DIagRaM 1 MY HOME SINglE-FaMIlY INTEgRaTED SYSTEM Loudspeakers Loudspeakers 349310 N = 1 AUDIO/VIDEO WEB SERVER P = 0 F453AV 346000 A = 1 346000 PF = 1 AV IN H/L4562 230Va.c. Interface I1 = - F441 between...
Page 47 230V a.c. To other automation/ To the valve temperature control and the boiler devices ZA = 0 ZB = 1 H4687 H4687 N1 = 1 1 2 3 4 ART. F430/2 ZBI = OFF N2 = - F430/2 Temperature control unit To other automation/ temperature control...
Page 48 WIRINg DIagRaMS 2F - SCHEMa 6 lC DIagRaM 1 MY HOME SINglE-FaMIlY INTEgRaTED SYSTEM Other burglar-alarm system devices IR detector Z = 2 Other IR detectors N = 1 MOD = 1 AUX = 0 HC/HS/L/N/NT4611 IR detector Z = 1 4072L + N = 1 3505/12...
Page 49 One or more systems (for more systems a HUB device or switch must be to one or more installed BTicino web servers (F452, F453AV). In this way the used) can be controlled by means of an Ethernet card confi gured for access control, safety, load controls and CCTV functions can be managed.
Page 50 configurAtion ActuAtors: Address And type of control To understand the addressing logical it is useful to define some terms which Actuator address will occur frequently in this text. The address of each actuator is defined uniquely by assigning the numeric configurators 1 to 9 in positions A (Room) and PL (Light Point inside the Room (A) Room).
Page 51 controls: Addresses And type of control The control devices also have positions A and PL to define the addresses of the devices which receive the control (actuators). For these positions there are numeric configurators with graphics which enable the device to send the control with the various ways listed in the table below.
Page 52 configurAtion Addressing levels For a better understanding of the concepts described in the previous page, The control devices (senders) can activate the actuators (receivers) with the the four addressing modes are described below. following modes. Point-point control Direct control to one actuator identified by a “room number” and a “light point number”.
Page 53 Addressing levels Group control Direct control to all the actuators which perform particular functions even if they Control device: A = GR PL = n* belong to different rooms and are identified by the same “group number”. Actuator: A = n* PL = n* G = n* Room 1 Room 2...
Page 54 configurAtion mAin control operAting modes The devices in the automation system can perform different functions, such configurators into the housings marked with M of the control devices and as setting the brightness, switching lamps on/off or opening/closing rolling completing the devices with keys and key covers (if the devices are flush shutters.
Page 55 cen operAting mode This particular mode is used to manage scenario programmer devices item MH200. As described in the pages of this guide, the device can manage even complex scenarios activated automatically after events in the system or manually by pressing a key of a control device configured with the CEN configurator in the M position.
Page 56 configurAtion exAmples of configurAtion The drawing shows a system for the management of three lamps and three General control rolling shutters. Each actuator is identified by three numbers: Room number The devices identified A=GEN and PL= - (no configurator) send a general (A), device progressive number (PL for light actuators and PL1 and PL2 for control to all the actuators, for the lights and for the rolling shutters, in the rolling shutter actuators) and Group (G) of belonging.
Page 57 device configurAtion mode The Automation devices can be confi gured in two modes: - physical - virtual Physical confi guration This is done by inserting special click-in components called confi gurators, which differ in number, letter, colour or symbol, into special sockets of each device using pliers, (item 3501/..).
Page 58 configurAtion virtuAl configurAtion In systems with many devices the confi guration operations can be simplifi ed considerably using the virtual confi guration kit item 3503 and a hand- held computer with Wireless connection as an alternative to the manual confi guration. This mode, called “virtual confi guration”, allows confi guring Access the selection page of the device to be confi gured each device without using the usual alphanumeric confi gurators.
Page 59 control for single load item H/l4651/2 and item Am5831/2 This device can be configured to perform typical functions (ON, OFF, timed ON) and special functions (otherwise possible in traditional systems with many devices and complex wiring). upper pushbutton configurator housing lower pushbutton front view rear view...
Page 60 configurAtion control for single load item H/l4651/2 and item Am5831/2 AdvAnced operAting modes In combination with the configurator in position M, by configuring positions SPE and AUX the device can be enabled to perform special functions. Operating functions possible with configurator in position SPE position M position SPE Possible function...
Page 61 Other operating functions possible with configurator in position SPE position M position SPE Possible function Configurator Combination key cover in position SPE used and configurator in M Scenario module control (see configuration item F420) SCENARIO Sound system function = 1 to 9 address of the room of the amplifier to be controlled PL/PF = 0 to 9 address of the amplifier to be controlled = 8 Sound system mode = 0 (follow me mode)*...
Page 62 configurAtion control item H/l4652/2 and item Am5832/2 operAting mode Made up of two independent controls, on the back the device has two distinct positions M1 and M2. upper pushbuttons If the device is to be used for just one control, configure only the positions for control 1 (positions A1, PL1 and M1).
Page 63 control item H/l4652/3 and item Am5832/3 Device with three independent controls. Can drive actuators for single loads with 1 relay or actuators with 2 upper interlocked relays and send controls for the management of advanced pushbuttons L4651/2 devices if configured with CEN configurator. L/N4688 operAting mode lower...
Page 64 touch control item Hc/Hs4653/2 and item Hc/Hs4653/3 The touch control is included in the catalogue in two versions (AXOLUTE series): one has two modules and the other has three modules. The difference between these two versions is simply mechanical (2 or 3 modules), the configuration procedures and the functioning modes are the same.
Page 65 Operating modes for scenario management Setting configurator 6 in the SPE socket, the touch Control can call, program positions M and M2, as in the following table. The address of the Scenario and cancel any of the 16 scenarios contained in a Scenario Module item Module to control must be indicated in positions A and PL.
Page 66 configurAtion Knob control item Hc/Hs/l/n/nt4563 Fitted with a knob and a central pushbutton this device is suitable for the enhanced management of dimmer actuators and Sound systems (SPE = 1, see Sound system guide). The central pushbutton switches the dimmers controlled with times (soft- start and soft-stop) and switching on level (from 1-99%) which can be set by Knob - configuration of the device itself ON and OFF.
Page 67 spe = 1 sound system mode = 1 to 9 room receiving the command PF/PL = 0 to 9 address of the amplifier to be controlled = 0 follow me mode 1 to 4address of the first source to activate LIV1 = 1 to 9 volume level when the amplifier is activated (without configurators it activates at the last level set)
Page 68 ir receiver item Hc/Hs4654, item l/n/nt4654n and item Am5834 The receiver can add the remote control by means of infrared ray controls system and Video door entry system (only in self-learning mode) can be (item 4482/7 – 4482/16) to the manual control or replace the manual associated to the remote control pushbuttons On the front the device has, control by the remote control.
Page 69 mode "A" (remote control) m = 1 to 4 This mode lets the user associate generic controls (ON/OFF, UP/DOWN) intended for single loads or double loads with the remote control keys. addresses/ definition of operating mode The correspondence between the remote control keys and the loads channels 1 to 16 of controlled is determined in the installation phase by the configuration of the remote control...
Page 70 ir receiver item Hc/Hs4654, item l/n/nt4654n and item Am5834 Up to 4 IR receivers can be installed in the room considered. They can manage up to a maximum of 16 separate controls. The correspondence between the channels of a remote control and the respective IR receiver is established by configuring position M of the IR receiver correctly.
Page 71 mode “B” (self-leArning - remote) m=0 This mode enables you to associate a single control with any key of the room number local address remote control. It is possible to associate up to 16 controls with a remote of the IR receiver control using only one receiver (using the 16 channel remote control - light point number 4482/16).
Page 72 configuration two-input interface item f428 and item 3477 This device is made in a 2 module DIN enclosure and a shallow enclosure The interface has one LED (two for interface item F428) to signal correct for Basic automation. The interface includes two independent control units, operation and three cords (or terminals for interface item F428) to connect to identified with positions PL1 and PL2.
Page 73 Single function If pushbuttons or switches are connected to the contacts, the interface can key covers. In this case the ON, OFF or adjustment function, for two separate be assimilated to a control for double loads equipped with two one-module loads, can be assigned to each key cover.
Page 74 configurAtion two-input interface item f428 and item 3477 L4651/2 L/N4688 Operating mode The various functions performed by the configurator in position M are listed in the table below. If PL1 = PL2 two connected switches form a double control (two-way switch, position M etc.).
Page 75 Advanced operating mode If position SPE is correctly configured as well as position M the device performs special functions listed in the table below. L/N4688 Operating functions possible with configurator in position SPE position SPE Value configurator in M Possible function Configurator in position SPE single function...
Page 76 configurAtion scenario module item f420 This device allows you to manage scenarios for Automation, Sound system and Temperature Control systems which have been created, modified and activated from different control devices such as: - the special control, item H/L4651/2 and item AM5831/2 - the scenario control, item HC/HS/L/N/NT4680 - the touch control item HC/HS4653/2 and item HC/HS4653/3 - the TOUCH SCREEN, item H/L/N/NT4684...
Page 77 configurAtion scenario control item Hc/Hs/l/n/nt4680 The Scenario Control is a device that does not directly manage the scenarios key 1 key 2 by storing them inside of it. It Basically acts as a control to activate, create and change 4 scenarios stored in the Scenario Module item F420 provided that the latter is enabled for being modified with the enable/disable key.
Page 78 MH200 device Basic permanent software by means of lowered). new revisions distributed by BTicino (Firmware Update) and, if the scenario The scenarios created are grouped in a collection which is saved directly is activated by control devices (configurators M=CEN), the association can be in the design.
Page 79 configurAtion toucH screen item H/l4684 For the confi guration the device must be connected to a Personal Computer through the interface cord item 335919 and using the TiDisplay Color IP software. TiDisplay color software: Is used to defi ne the link between the preconfi gured icons which will be shown on the display and the functions which must be managed and actuated by the devices of the Automation, Energy management, Sound system, Burglar-alarm and Temperature Control systems.
Page 80 - login and password: This is the identification name (login) and password installation and configuration are described in detail in the user manual in for the connection. Those entered as default in the factory are “BTicino”, the CD supplied with the device.
Page 81 mHvisuAl configurAtion The MHVISUAL software can create a synoptic, i.e. a customised representation of the SCS system installed, to supply a tool which can simulate and then control the system itself. Using a simple and intuitive interface various objects can be positioned in the project to recreate the reality of the system installed.
Page 82 configurAtion scs-scs interface item f422 The device can communicate between buses based on SCS technology, even if they are dedicated to different functions. Whatever the mode of use of the interface remember that the two buses connected to it for all purposes form two systems and, as such, are subject to all the dimensioning and terminal OUT installation rules laid down.
Page 83 “Logic expansion” operating mode For this mode configurator 2 must be put in the MOD position. The positions identified with I1 and I2 must not be configured, while in positions I3 and I4 the “interface address” must instead be configured (I3 = 0, I4 = 1-9) connected to the riser.
Page 84 configurAtion interface scs-scs item f422 Positioning the devices in the system control configuration and logic In configuring the global Automation system, remember that: 2. The common riser must be made up of an Automation system in which the Energy management Control unit and the control unit with dialling 1.
Page 85 “Physical expansion” operating mode For this operating mode configurator 1 must be inserted in the MOD position As can be seen from the example, all the automation bus 1 addresses are of the interface. lower than that of the interface, while all the automation bus 2 addresses The positions identified with I1 and I2 must not be configured.
Page 86 configurAtion scs-scs interface item f422 Positioning the devices in the system control configuration and logic When configuring the devices which will be connected to the global 3. As indicated in the figure, the scenario modules item F420, the actuators Automation system, remember that: (including those configured as “master”) and the IR receivers item HC/HS4654, L/N/NT4654N and item AM5834 are installed on the stretch 1.
Page 87 BurglAr-AlArm/AutomAtion interfAce or BurglAr-AlArm/video door entry system -sound system interfAce Burglar-alarm Burglar-alarm identification number increasing inside the system MOD = 4 Video door entry system Automation Sound system gAlvAnic sepArAtion Video door entry system Sound system identification number increasing inside the system MOD = 4 Automation configurAtion...
Page 88 configurAtion Handsets Axolute video stAtion N – number of the entrance panel Configurator N assigns a recognition number inside the system to each video handset. The audio handsets must be configured progressively. With audio handsets connected in parallel (in apartments without item 346850, max 3) these must be configured with the same configurator N.
Page 89 Axolute video displAy N – number of the entrance panel Configurator N assigns a recognition number inside the system to each video handset. The audio handsets must be configured progressively. With audio handsets connected in parallel (in apartments without item 346850, max 3) these must be configured with the same configurator N.
Page 90 configurAtion Handsets polyx memory stAtion N – number of the entrance panel Configurator N assigns a recognition number inside the system to each video handset. The audio handsets must be configured progressively. With audio handsets connected in parallel (in apartments without item 346850, max 3) these must be configured with the same configurator N.
Page 91 polyx video displAy N – number of the entrance panel Configurator N assigns a recognition number inside the system to each video handset. The audio handsets must be configured progressively. With audio handsets connected in parallel (in apartments without item 346850, max 3) these must be configured with the same configurator N.
Page 92: Technical Features
The TOUCH SCREEN can be easily installed on the wall by means of box item 506E and fits perfectly in any room in the home because it is finished off with all the colours finishes of the cover plates of the BTicino AXOLUTE, LIVING, LIGHT or LIGHT TECH domestic series.
Page 93 tecHnicAl feAtures scs-scs interface item f422 The SCS-SCS interface communicates between buses based on the SCS technology, even if their functions are different. The interface can work in five different ways: OUT terminal 1 Physical extension of automation systems It can increase the distance covered by the SCS bus or exceed the limits due to the absorption of the individual components without increasing the maximum number.
Page 94 tecHnicAl feAtures scenario programmer item mH200 The device, installed in a MY HOME system, runs the scenarios previously Connection to the PC serial port programmed with the TIMH200 software, supplied with the CD provided with the device. Installing the scenario Programmer item MH200 requires just the connection to the power supply and to the MY HOME Automation bus (see instruction sheet);...
Page 95 system WitH pHysicAl expAnsion Large systems or systems with power consumption greater than the 1200mA limit of the individual power supply are made up of several branches connected by interface item F422. In this case the scenario programmer must be connected to the system branch with higher addresses. The programmable scenarios can concern the whole Automation system.
Page 96 tecHnicAl feAtures scenario programmer item mH200 system WitH logicAl expAnsion To exceed the limit of actuators which can be installed several systems can riser”. be connected on an automation bus by means of SCS/SCS interfaces. The In this type of system the scenario Programmer can only be connected to the bus on which all the others are connected performs the function of “private “private riser”, but the scenarios which can be produced can concern all the connected systems.
Page 97 comBined system The conditions described in the previous sections can be present in just one system; the MH200 scenario Programmer must be connected directly to the “private riser”, the scenarios which can be produced can concern all the connected systems, also including actions which concern different systems inside the same scenario.
Page 98 tecHnicAl feAtures scenario programmer item mH200 from page 97 Private SOUND SYSTEM riser F422 I1 = - I2 = - I3 = I4 = 2 M = - Automation/Sound system interface TEMPERATURE CONTROL SYSTEM F422 I1 = - I2 = - I3 = - I4 = 3 M = -...
Page 99 Axolute video stAtion item 349310 Front view The speaker phone video handset terminal with 5.6” colour display and OSD menu has two BTicino sound system loudspeakers. Description 1 - 5.6” colour TFT display 2 - Navigation keys for OSD menu...
Page 100 11 - Mini-USB connector for the connection to the PC 12 - Configurator housing 13 - Connection terminals to the BTicino 2 wire digital system BUS. 14 - ON/OFF stretch ending microswitch to be positioned on ON in the last...
Page 101 9 - Door lock key; activates the electric door lock of the associated or connected entrance panel 10 - Video door entry function keys 11 - Loudspeaker 12 - Connection to the BUS of the BTicino 2 wire digital system. Rear view 13 - Configurator housing 14 - ON/OFF stretch ending microswitch...
Page 102 Rear view 14 - Connector for extra power supply 15 - ON/OFF stretch ending microswitch 16 - Connection to the BUS of the BTicino 2 wire digital system The device must be configured. Video door entry function keys Entrance Panel/Cycling Activation...
Page 103 tecHnicAl feAtures f453Av and f452 f453Av 1 - RJ 45 for Ethernet 10/100Mbit LAN 2 - 2 wire BUS for video door entry system connection 3 - For future use 4 - 2 wire BUS for anti-intrusion system 5 - Power supply item 346000 connection Speed Full Link...
Page 104: Dimensional Data
dimensionAl dAtA Axolute modulAr devices 22,5 1 module 2 modules 3 modules living/ligHt/ligHt tecH modulAr devices 1 module 2 modules 3 modules màtix modulAr devices 2 modules 3 modules din rAil devices toucH screen Item Dimensions (mm) No. of DIN modules 346000 392100 F420...
Page 105 Axolute video stAtion Axolute video stAtion surround plAte Speaker phone video handset Surround plate 5,6” 349310 349210 349211 349212 Axolute video displAy polyx memory stAtion Speaker phone video handset Speaker phone video handset and speaker phone with memory 105,5 43,4 2,5”...
Page 106: Remote Control
rEMOTE CONTrOL THE NEwS F453AV F453AV audio/video Web Server for the remote control of MY HOME systems. Can interface the 2 wire Video door entry systems. Dedicated connection terminals for burglar-alarm system. F462 GSM telephone activator. By means of SMS it can activate and deactivate electrical loads and timer thermostats.
Page 107: 106 General Features
SECTION CONTENTS 106 General features 126 Catalogue 128 General rules for installation 134 Wiring diagrams 137 Programmation 142 Technical features 149 Dimensional data MY HOME COnTrOl TECHNICAL GUIDE...
Page 108 remote control My Home can command and control all the combined My Home system bus: it is connected to the outside functions in the home using a PC connected to a local world by the Ethernet network or by connection via network or to the Internet.
Page 109 ExAMpLE OF THE “VIdEO dOOr SYSTEM ANSwErING MACHINE” dISpLAY ■ Remote PC to see the message video door entry saved by the WEB Server Internet/LAn 2 wire video door entry system Burglar-alarm system F453AV °C CCTV Automation Lights Temperature control GENErAL FEATurES MY HOME COnTrOl TECHNICAL GUIDE...
Page 110 MY HOME Control FuNCTIONS pErFOrMEd bY THE dEVICES ■ AdSL ITEM F453AV ITEM F452 FuNCTIONS Automation - Lighting ON/OFF - Rolling shutter UP/down Burglar-alarm Energy management CCTV max 96 cameras (connecting the F453AV to a 2 wire digital video door entry system) Display the pictures in black and white...
Page 111 GSM + pSTN ANALOGuE TELEpHONE LINE (pSTN) ITEM F462 ITEM 3500GSM ITEM 3500N ITEM F461/2 Control of single electric loads Control of single electric loads Switching On and OFF remotely QuICK SELECTION TAbLE MY HOME COnTrOl GUIDE...
Page 112 Audio/video wEb Server item F453AV This device can control and supervise a My Home - activate the cameras in the video door entry system installed in the home or offi ce, by means of system to view the picture taken in black and white a Personal Computer connected to a local network or colour, being able to alter the picture quality, the or to the Internet and can directly interface with...
Page 113 The Web Server can only connect one user with the Two types of user can access the Web pages: My Home system; this is fundamental to guarantee - administrator the confidentiality, the coherence and the univocity - user of the operations performed. The administrator, as well as navigating in the same Access to the system command pushbuttons is pages as the user, can access the CONFIGURATION...
Page 114: Web Server
wEb Server item F452 This device can control and manage a My Home - supervise and/or command the Automation system installed in the home or offi ce, by means of a (management of loads, lights, shutters, etc.), Energy Personal Computer connected to a local network. Management systems and Temperature control;...
Page 115 Access to the system command pushbuttons is In the WEB page you can also set the clock, date, subordinate to correctly filling in an “identification time band and the display language of the WEB page”, which requires a login (identification name) pages themselves.
Page 116 MH300 The MH300 is a Wi-Fi ADSL Modem router which BTicino ADSL Wi-Fi Modem routers also allow you to allows you to connect the system to the MY HOME create a LAN network or a Wi-Fi LAN network within portal.
Page 117 point access item MH301 The MH301 is a Wi-Fi access point and has the The confi guration is achieved through the browser. function of “repeating” to create Wi-Fi networks in An MH301 is required for each ﬂ oor of the house. All MH301s must be wired with a LAN cable to the homes with several ﬂ...
Page 118 burglar-alarm control unit with pSTN or GSM telephone dialling device The telephone dialling device is a device of the TELEpHONE COMMANdS ■ MY HOME home automation system, which can The devices installed in the home can be automatically dial the telephone numbers previously commanded using the fi xed-line or the mobile phone set and forward one or more pre-recorded messages by using predefi ned codes.
Page 119 Automation Automation GAS detector Lights and rolling shutters can Lights and rolling shutters can Being able to manage be activated by means of the technical alarms as well telephone or be automatically guarantees greater safety activated following events in the home even when away for a long time Automation System Burglar-alarm System...
Page 120 burglar-alarm control unit with pSTN or GSM telephone dialling device ExAMpLES OF uSE ■ 6 examples of use of the burglar-alarm control unit with PSTN or GSM telephone dialling device are proposed below in graphic form. Remember that each device can supply all the performance indicated simultaneously.
Page 121 QuESTIONING THE STATE OF THE burGLAr- ■ ALArM SYSTEM By calling the home number the dialling device can be questioned to receive information on the state of the burglar-alarm system (e.g. on/off, events Unit detected). 3500n SYSTEM STATE Fixed-line telephone Mobile phone TECHNICAL ALArM (GAS LEAK) ■...
Page 122 When the state of one of the contacts changes the device sends an alarm SMS to the saved number. The device can be interfaced with the BTicino timer thermostats to switch the system ON or OFF remotely. Using the L/N/NT4550 timer thermostat one can also interrogate the system state remotely and set it to a particular temperature.
Page 123 uSE FOr LOAdS ON/OFF ■ light ON-OFF watering ON-OFF uSE FOr LOAdS ON/OFF ■ close alarm contacts GENErAL FEATurES MY HOME COnTrOl TECHNICAL GUIDE...
Page 124 TEMpErATurE CONTrOL The actuator can also be installed as an extension To activate or deactivate the boiler in combination on a BTicino PABX telephone switchboard. In this application the users can be controlled both from with BTicino timer thermostats. the extensions and from an external telephone line.
Page 125 ExAMpLES OF uSE LIGHT ANd TEMpErATurE CONTrOL MOdE ■ ■ Some examples of telephone actuator operation are Remotely controls the switching ON and OFF of lights proposed below. and rolling shutters and the temperature control. fixed-line telephone garden lighting telephone actuator timer thermostat timer thermostat item L4449/n4449...
Page 126: Programming Software
BTicino has developed Software dedicated to programming the Web Servers. A CD containing the TiF453AV and TiF452 Software is supplied with the WEB Servers (item F452 and item F453AV). The Software is designed for Windows 98B environments or higher.
Page 127 TIF452 - e-mail addresses to automatically send messages ■ associated with events such as burglar-alarms or technical This program, supplied with the WEB server, allows the alarms programming of these devices as well as the creation of - IP addresses of the WEB Server and of the PC for remote management WEB pages of the MY HOME system, communicating on the LAN network or on the Internet.
Page 128 Control devices wEb SErVEr Item Description no. of DIn mod. F453AV WEB Server to monitor 2 wire audio/video systems and MY HOME one-family systems by means of WEB pages on LAn, internet or telephone line - allows two-way communication between user, anti-intrusion F453AV system, electrical system, temperature control and 2 wire video door entry system.
Page 129 Description 3500N Burglar-alarm control unit with integrated telephone dialling device. Set up for the connection of the new BTicino stereo sound system. 3500GSM Burglar-alarm control unit with integrated GSM telephone dialling device. Set up for the connection of the new BTicino stereo sound system.
Page 130 GENErAL ruLES FOr INSTALLATION web Server item F452 and item F453AV The Ethernet cable should not be a crossover cable (pin to pin) if the WEB During the first installation and whenever the setting of the WEB Server Server is connected to an HUB. It should be a crossover cable if the WEB needs to be modified, the PC serial port or USB must be used.
Page 131: General Rules For Installation
A Cable fastening hole Telephone line SCS pair Or flush-mounted in a Multibox switchboard Pair for BTicino BUS (item L4669S) Installation kit complete with surround plates Telephone line Flush-mounting After establishing the exact point where the dialling device must be Before fastening it, make the connections as described in the technical installed set up the system;...
Page 132 SCS cable distributed through this pair. Interrupting or sabotage of the connections item L4669 causes an immediate system alarm. The BTicino pair (item L4669) is 300/500V insulated and therefore can be tubed with 230V a.c. cables Red SCS cabl for burglar-alarm...
Page 133 By means of SMS can receive the timer thermostat temperature and set the an SMS to the device. switching On temperature. Activation – Deactivation of boiler by means of BTicino timer thermostats Alarm contacts By means of SMS can activate/deactivate the boiler connecting the output The device sends an SMS when the alarm contacts of the device itself open contact at F462 to the timer thermostat remote contact.
Page 134 These commands belong to the BTicino “Open Web net” protocol and are switchboard) which is the same as those programmed (base 5) while invalid common to all the products belonging to the My Home family.
Page 135 OpErATION ANd TEST ExAMpLES Garden lighting, “lighting” mode and pulse operation (monostable relay, Garden lighting, “lighting” mode and “switch on-switch off” operation e.g. for 2 minutes) (bistable relay) 230V 0,5A 230V 0,5A cos=0,5 cos=0,5 F461/2 F461/2 PROG LINEA PROG LINEA 230V 50 Hz 230V...
Page 136: Wiring Diagrams
wIrING dIAGrAMS rC -dIAGrAM 1 F453AV - CONNECTION TO THE MY HOME SYSTEM F453AV 0319 06 Burglar-alarm system Automation system 2 wire video door entry system 2 WIRE sound system rC -dIAGrAM 2 F452 - CONNECTION TO THE MY HOME SYSTEM NOTE: Reset connect power supply item E46ADCn of the...
Page 137 rC -dIAGrAM 3 GSM TELEpHONE ACTIVATOr Timer termostat or electrical load In1 GnD In2 nO CM F462 1 2 3 external battery external power supply L/N/NT4450 wIrING dIAGrAMS wIrING dIAGrAMS prOGrAMMING MY HOME COnTrOl TECHNICAL GUIDE...
Page 138 wIrING dIAGrAMS rC -dIAGrAM 4 TELEpHONE ACTuATOr Up to 4 devices can be connected to the same telephone call. NOTE All devices should be numbered progressively during setting; it is important not to set more than one device with the same “identification” number.
Page 139: Programmation
prOGrAMMATION web Server item F453AV F453AV The F453AV audio/video WEB SERVER is configured with the TiF453AV software. The program is downloaded to the device using a LAn connection (with cross-over cable if the PC-F453AV is direct, without using HUB/SWITCH) or via the USB cable item 3559). Connecting F453AV to the Personal Computer Interface item 3559...
Page 140 - login and password: This is the identification name (login) and password installation and configuration are described in detail in the user manual in for the connection. Those entered as default in the factory are “BTicino”, the CD supplied with the devices.
Page 141 MH300 prOGrAMMING THrOuGH dEdICATEd SOFTwArE BTicino has developed a dedicated Software for MH300 setting. When the MH300.exe program is run, a guided path will enable you to enter the data of the ADSL line used for connecting the system into the MH300.
Page 142 prOGrAMMING burglar-alarm control unit item 3500 and item 3500GSM prOGrAMMING VIA A SOFTwArE The control unit can be programmed by means of TiSecurity programming software. prOGrAMMING bY MEANS OF OSd MENu The control unit can also be programmed by means of OSD menu displayed directly on the control unit display.
Page 143 The actuator can also be connected instead of an extension when there - automation: to operate rolling shutter (open/close) motors or other is a BTicino PABx telephone switchboard (to expand the number of relays motors. which can be remotely operated); also up to 4 actuators can be connected in - temperature control: to activate or deactivate the heating or air parallel on the same telephone line even if there is an answering machine.
Page 144: Technical Features
TECHNICAL FEATurES web Server item F453AV F453AV 1 - RJ 45 for LAN Ethernet 10/100Mbit 2 - 2 wire BUS for connection of digital Video door entry system 3 - For future use 4 - 2 WIRE BUS for anti-intrusion system 5 - Power supply item 346000 connection Speed Full...
Page 145 • Software configuration with TiServer program. • Surfing via hypertext pages which can be customised, with icon menu and command pushbuttons. Reset • Operation of activations (lights and rolling shutters etc.) with BTicino Virtual Switch ® software Reset OPEN F452 •...
Page 146 BATTERY and the saving in the memory of the data set. Use the BTicino battery COMPARTMENT item 3507/6, 6V – 0.5 Ah, already fitted with cord and connector for the connection (fig.
Page 147 TECHNICAL FEATurES GSM telephone activator item F462 1) Power supply inlet 2) Housing for SIM card (remove the lower cover) 3) Connections for battery 4) Connections for timer thermostat item L/n/nT4450 5) Connections for alarm inputs 6) Connections for output relay or timer thermostat item HC/HS/L/n/nT4451 7) network state indicator LED 8) Input 1 (alarm 1) state indicator LED 9) Input 2 (alarm 2) state indicator LED...
Page 148 GENErAL FEATurES Telephone actuators item F461/2 Mains power supply: 230 V a.c. ± 10% Connection to the telephone network: two wire with telephone pair Mains frequency: 50 Hz Connection to the PABx: two wire with telephone pair Power required: 11 VA Dialling system: only with touch-tone dialling (DTMF) Absorption: 50 mA number of relays available: 2 relays with independent control with contacts in exchange...
Page 149 TECHNICAL FEATurES Switch SwITCH C9455 6-port switch on DIn rail. It must be supplied with a dedicated power supply with output between 10 and 35V d.c. - I n 10 to 35 V d.c. legend 1 - Power 2 - Transmission speed: - OFF 10Mb/s - On 100 Mb/s 3 - Link activity...
Page 150 TECHNICAL FEATurES Switch SwITCH C9450 Surface-mounted 8-port switch. Features - Weight: 350 gr - Operating temperature: from 0° to 40° C from 20% to 80% humidity (without condensation) - Power supply voltage: from 100 to 240V a.c. - 50/60Hz - Consumption: 15W maximum POWER 100M POWER 100M FDX/COL FDX/COL POWER...
Page 151: Dimensional Data
dIMENSIONAL dATA dEVICES ON dIN rAIL Item Dimensions (mm) no. of DIn Item Dimensions (mm) no. of DIn modules modules F461/2 52.5 C9455 F452 346000 F453AV 392100 F462 burGLAr-ALArM CONTrOL uNIT wITH pSTN ANd GSM TELEpHONE dIALLING dEVICE 3500n 3500GSM SwITCH C9450 TECHNICAL FEATurES dIMENSIONAL dATA...
Page 152 NOTES MY HOME - CONTrOL...
Page 153 NOTES prOGrAMMING prOGrAMMING NOTES MY HOME COnTrOl TECHNICAL GUIDE...
Page 154 NOTES MY HOME - CONTrOL...
Page 155 NOTES NOTES...
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