Jung KNX 2116.10 REG User manual

KNX Switching actuator / shutter actuator

Ref.-no.: 2116.10 REG

Operating Instructions

Switching actuator / shutter actuator

1. System information

This unit is a product of the instabus-EIB-System and corresponds to the

EIBA Guidelines. Detailed technical knowledge acquired in instabus

training courses is a prerequisite for the understanding of the system.

The functions of the device are software-dependent. Detailed information

on the software and the functions implemented and the software itself are

available from the manufacturer’s product data bank.

Planning, installation and commissionning of the device are effected with

the help of EIBA-certified software.

For the productdatabase and technical descriptions please refer to the

internet at www.jung.de offering up-to-date information.

2. Safety warnings

Attention: Electrical equipment must be installed and fitted only by

qualified electricians and in observance of the applicable accident

prevention regulations.

To prevent electric shocks, disconnect the power supply before

working on the device (by cutting out the circuit breaker).

Any non-observance of the fitting instructions may cause fire or

other hazards.

Shutter actuator applications: Connect only shutter motors to the

device.

Appropriate safety measures must be taken to exclude any hazards

deriving from motor-operated components.

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KNX Switching actuator / shutter actuator

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3. Function

Depending on parameterization, the actuator can either be used as

switching actuator (max. 16 channels) or as shutter actuator (max. 8

channels). Functions can also be mixed, e.g. outputs A1 – A6 as

switching actuator with 6 channels, outputs A7 – A16 as shutter actuator

with 5 channels.

In the shutter actuator mode, two outputs must be combined for each

motor.

The device needs an additional power supply.

By means of the control and display elements, the actuator – if

parameterized accordingly - can also be readily operated by hand without

bus voltage. This includes also the possibility of central shutoff by hand.

Cf. also the chapter on manual operation.

4. Important

Switching operation:

•The relay outputs of an actuator switch with a slight time delay

when controlled by a central telegram.

•Do not connect tri-phase AC motors.

•The connection of 230 V and SELV voltages to different outputs of

an actuator is not permitted.

Shutter operation:

•For shutter operation, 2 neighbouring relay outputs are used as one

shutter output. The left (1, 3, 5, …) relay outputs are reserved for

the UP movements and the right ones (2, 4, 6, …) for the the

DOWN movements.

•If motors are to be connected in parallel, it is absolutely necessary

to observe the instructions of the motor manufacturers. The motors

can otherwise be irreparably damaged.

•Use only shutters with limit switches (mechanical or electronic). The

limit switches of the motors connected must be checked for proper

adjustment.

•Activation of the manual operation mode terminates all time delays

and the safety shutdown function in stormy weather. The safety

shutdown during stroms is reactivated when the manual operation

mode is ended.

•The manual mode permits only continuous movements (long press)

and stop (short press).

KNX Switching actuator / shutter actuator

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5. Characteristics

Shutter operation:

•Switch-over time during change of movement direction adjustable

(observe the instructions of the motor manufacturer)

•movement directions lockable by software control

•Sun protection function

•Safety shutdown during storms separately adjustable for each

shutter output

•Response on bus voltage failure and return adjustable

For further characteristics, please read the corresponding EIB product

documentation.

6. Connection

Figure A

The bus line is connected to the bus connecting terminal (1).

The supply voltage and the loads are connected as per fig. A. The

illustration shows the connection of 3 lamps to outputs A 1 – A3 and of 2

motors to outputs A5/A6 and A7/A8 as an example. Further loads are

connected in the same way.

Please observe that the connected loads must be compatible with the

parameterization of the outputs.

The device can be connected to different phase conductors.

Further elements:

(2): manual controls and status indicators

(3): LED A1 – A16 indicate the switching state and the output selected

during manual operation.

KNX Switching actuator / shutter actuator

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7. Cap

Figure B

Figure C

Slide the cap over the bus terminal with the bus line at the bottom (fig. B)

until it is heard to engage.

Remove the cap by pressing against the sides and by pulling it out at the

same time (fig. C).

The cap can be supplied as an extra part (Art. no. 2050 K).

8. Manual operation

Figure D

Controls and indicators see fig. D

Permanent change to manual operation: depress the for about 5

seconds until the respective LED lights up. The actuator is now

permanently in the manual operation mode. Control via the EIB is

disabled.

A short press on the key selects the outputs to be switched. If only

one LED flashes, the output is parametrized for switching.

KNX Switching actuator / shutter actuator

Ref.-no.: 2116.10 REG

2 flashing LEDs indicate the shutter function.

Keys 1/▲and 0/▼can be used for switching the output indicated by a

flashing LED A1 – A16, the switching state itself being indicated by the

LED beside the keys. The switching state of the non selected outputs is

indicated, as for bus operation, by LEDs A1 –A16.

To quit the manual mode: depress the key for about 5 seconds until

the respective LED goes out.

Temporary change to manual operation:

Depress the key briefly until LED A1 or LED A1 and A2 are flashing.

The switching state is indicated by LED 1/▲and 0/▼.

LED remains off.

The actuator is now in the manual mode and the control via the EIB is

disabled. If no key is depressed for more than 5 seconds, the actuator

quits the manual mode and goes automatically back to bus operation.

Keys 1/▲and 0/▼can be used for switching the output indicated by

LEDs A1 – A16. The switching state itself is indicated by the LED beside

the keys.

A short press of the key selects the other outputs which are to be

switched or whose status is to be indicated.

When all outputs A1 – A16 have been selected once, the actuator

automatically quits the manual mode.

Central shut-off function:

In the permanent manual operation, the actuator has a central shut-off

function.

To activate the central shut-off function, depress the OFF key briefly. All

relays (switching and shutter functions) are deactivated.

Important: Central shutoff is not available for temporary manual

operation.

9. Technische Daten

instabus EIB supply : 21 - 32 V DC

instabus EIB power consumption : max. 150 mW

Mains supply : AC 110V (-10%)…240V (+10%)

50/60 Hz

Total power loss : max. 5,5 W

instabus EIB connection : instabus terminal

Mains connection : screw-type terminals

0.5 – 4 mm² single-wire and

stranded wire without ferrule or

0.5 – 2.5 mm² stranded wire

with ferrule

Ambient temperature : -5 °C … +45 °C

Storage temperature : -25 °C +70 °C

Installation width : 144 mm (8 pitch units)

Outputs

Type of contact : potential-free n.o. contact (μcontact)

Switched voltage : AC 250 V

Switched current AC 250 V : 10 A

KNX Switching actuator / shutter actuator

Ref.-no.: 2116.10 REG

Switching capacity Outputs 1 - 8 Outputs 9 – 16

ohmic load: 3600 W 3600 W

incandescent lamps 1400 W 2300 W

HV halogen lamps: 1225 W 2300 W

LV halogen lamps:

conv. transformers 1200 VA 1200 VA

Tronic transformers 1200 W 1200 W

fluorescent lamps

compensated not approved 920 VA, 80 μF

motors (no 3-phase AC motors) 600 W 600 W

Technical specifications subject to change

10. Guarantee

Our products are under guarantee within the scope of the statutory

provisions.

Please return the unit postage paid to our central service

department giving a brief description of the fault:

ALBRECHT JUNG GMBH & CO. KG

Service-Center

Kupferstr. 17-19

D-44532 Lünen

Service-Line: +49 (0) 23 55 . 80 65 51

Telefax: +49 (0) 23 55 . 80 61 89

E-Mail: [email protected]

General equipment

Service-Line: +49 (0) 23 55 . 80 65 55

Telefax: +49 (0) 23 55 . 80 62 55

E-Mail: [email protected]

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Service-Line: +49 (0) 23 55 . 80 65 56

Telefax: +49 (0) 23 55 . 80 62 55

E-Mail: [email protected]

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