Vestamatic Quattro User manual

Quattro

Art.-no.:

01813400

01813200

01813110

Installation and Operating Instructions

Contents

3. Technical data

2. Safety precautions

4. Installation

5. Wiring diagram1. General

The control is used for the manual and automatic control of electrically dri-

ven roller shutters and venetian blinds.The control has a wide range of pro-

gram options and is produced according to high quality standards.Please

read the manual carefully before starting up the device.

Slightly touching the display turns on its illumination, which will turn off

automatically 20 seconds after the last operation. Every function key ope-

ration is confirmed by a short acknowledgment beep.

–Contact a professional electrician to install the control

system, because the control system requires a power supply

of 230VAC, 50 Hz.

–Check the control system for signs of mechanical damage

after unpacking. If you notice any shipping damage, do not

start up the control system and notify your supplier immedi-

ately.

–The control system should only be used for the purpose

specified by the manufacturer (refer to the operating instruc-

tions). Any changes or modifications thereof are not permis-

sible and will result in loss of all warranty claims.

–If the control unit or the connected sunshade cannot be

operated without presenting a hazard, it must be switched

off and prevented from being switched on unintentionally.

–When performing work on the windows, controls or con-

nected shades, protect them against unauthorised or unin-

tentional operation.

–This device contains a pollutant battery. The end user must

recycle all used batteries in accordance with regulation

91/157/EWG. Disposing of the batteries in household waste

is strictly forbidden.

WARNING!

Risk of injury due to improper installation and commis-

sioning.

Improper installation and commissioning may lead to personal

injury or property damage.

Therefore:

–When connecting the device, observe the currently valid

VDE standards (in particular DIN VDE 0100/0700), your

local power company’s regulations and the current accident

prevention regulations.

–Connect the control in accordance with the wiring diagram.

1. General

2. Safety precautions

3. Technical data

4. Installation

5. Wiring diagram

6. Start-up

7. Display elements

8. Programming menu

9. Manufacturer’s default setting

10. Programming details

11. Installation of sun and twilight sensors

12. Locking out the display

13. Maintenance and cleaning of the touchscreen display

14. Power failure / Replacing the Battery / Restoring the

control system's default settings

Notes for professional electricians

1. Switch off the power supply.

2. Connect the power supply in accordance with the wiring diagram.

3. Fit the power supply into a deep flush box and fix in place.

4. Fit the frame cover.

5. Fit the operating device into the power pack by applying gentle pressure

to the frame cover.

6. Switch on the power supply.

7. Check the sunshade direction by using the “Up” and “Down” buttons.

The disposal of electrical equipment and batteries in household waste is strictly forbidden.

The symbol (dustbin crossed out, in line with WEEE Appendix IV) indicates separate collection of electrical and electronic products in EU coun-

tries.Do not dispose of the device or battery in your household waste.Ask your town or local council about the return and collection systems

available in your area to dispose of this product.

Vestamatic GmbH · Dohrweg 27 · D-41066 Mönchengladbach · www.vestamatic.com

Printing errors and details are subject to change without notification. © Vestamatic GmbH

QuattroArt.-no.: 01813400

QuattroZE Art.-no.: 01813200

QuattroNeroArt.-no.: 01813110

Shutter control for manual or

automatic control of electric

shutters or blind controls.

Power supply: 230VAC, 50 Hz

Impulse voltage withstand level: 2.5 kV

Rated power:2 W

Output (Up/Down): 230VAC, 50 Hz

Maximum load: 250VAC, 3A, cos f > 0.8 ind.

Align switching time down: 3 – 120 seconds

Reverse time: 0 – 30 seconds

Software class: A

Operating temperature: 0°C (32°F) to +40°C (104°F)

Protection degree: IP 30

Degree of contamination: 2

Battery: CR 2032

Dimensions (L × W × H): 50 × 50 × 46 mm (without cover frame)

Colour information: signal white (similar to RAL 9016)

Colour information Nero: anthracite (similar to RAL 9011)

Conformity: p

WARNING!

The installation regulations in compliance with VDE 0100

must be observed.

When controlling multiple drives, isolating relays or suitable

control units must be used.

*Note concerning the central input!

Connection to a central input is onlyprovided for Quattro ZE.

While an up/down command is applied at the central button,

the timer cannot issue any stop and/or opposite commands

via the Quattro ZE timer.The central input can be operated

both in the manual and automatic mode.

Inching mode for venetian blinds operation

When this function is enabled, the device can be controlled by pressing the button for a given time (2 seconds max.). To obtain the set duration, press the

button for more than 2 seconds.

2nd Motor run time and 2nd Reverse function /Reverse time

For detailed explaination of setting the 2nd motor run time and 2nd reverse function/reverse time please see chapter 10.1.

The time, year and date settings are set by pressing the oand ubuttons.Press the _button to go to the respective setting.

Automatic and manual daylight saving time

“ON” setting = the control automatically performs daylight saving time adjustment twice a year.

“OFF” setting = daylight saving time adjustment is disabled and can be manually set in the next sub-menu (press _button) by pressing the oand u

buttons.

10.7 Time / Date

The default 1st motor run time is set to 120 seconds by the manufacturer.This ensures, that the sunshade can be completely opened and closed.

Note: Make sure to always set the motor run time longer than the actual run time of the sunshade.If the timer is used in combination with control units

requiring a short-duration pulse, the motor run time is to be set to 3 seconds.

1st Reverse function

Enter a time in seconds for the reverse function. After moving all the way down, the sunshade will then move back up for those seconds you have entered and

thus allows a gap position (for approx. 3 seconds or a partially open position for approx. 30 seconds by roller shutters resp.by setting of angle of venetian

blinds). The sunshade will only move back up, when the preset motor run time has elapsed, thus no later than 120 seconds.Reverse function = 0.0 in-

dicates no reverse function.

10.6 1st Motor run time

NOTE!

The reverse function must be set separately for the week program in the submenu and the day program in the main menu.

ATTENTION!

When using decentralised control systems, the wire bridge

(C–L1) must be removed.

6. Start-up

After installing the control and turning on the supply voltage, the control is

in manual mode and ready for operation. The temperature function is still

disabled but the sunshade can be operated manually with the up/down but-

ton.The Quattro ZE can also be operated via the central input. The current

time, the date and additional default settings are programmed by the manu-

facturer (see table “9. Manufacturer’s default setting”) and only need to be

adjusted to your personal requirements.Please touch the manual/auto-

matic button (top left) in order to change from the manual to the automatic

operation mode.The hand symbol Hwill disappear and the button will indi-

cate Auto. The sunshade will now automatically move up and down at the

programmed times. Touching the “Auto” button aagain will change back to

the manual mode.Even in the automatic mode, sunshades can always be

operated with the oor ubuttons.In order to stop moving sunshades,

simply touch the opposite direction button.

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The threshold

can be

individually

adjusted between

-50 and +50.

With the sun function activated, the lux/twilight sensor, which is attached to the window, continuously checks the sun intensity.As soon as an individually

selected sun threshold is attained, and the sun response delay has elapsed, the timer triggers the drive to move down the sunshade.The sunshade then

moves down to the sensor and backs up a bit again. If the sunshade does not move down at those lighting conditions, you perceive as correct, you can

easily adjust the sun intensity threshold. The sun intensity is displayed by means of a bar graph indicator.As soon as the bar undershoots the mark in the

center and the response delay has elapsed, the closed sunshade will move up again. If the bar does not reach the mark in the center, the closed sunshade

will move up again after the response delay has eleapsed.

Threshold setting

10.5 Sun function

NOTE!

The sun function only operates in the automatic mode and only between the programmed up and down times.After the evening down com-

mand, the sun function is automatically disabled because the sunshade is closed. The display will indicate the moon symbol. In the automatic

mode, the current sun intensity can always be indicated by touching the Info button iand displaying the bar graph indicator.

Response and reset delay (for the sun function)

Response and reset delay are necessary in order to prevent the sunshade from continuously moving up and down at quickly changing lighting conditions.

After the sun threshold has been exceeded, the response delay will delay the downwards motion of the sunshade.The reset delay prevents the sunshade

from immediately moving up after the sun threshold is undershot, e.g. due to temporary clouds.

14. Power failure / Replacing the Battery / Restoring the control system's default settings

In the event of a power failure, all previously programmed times and settings will be stored for up to 2 years.At the start of the power failure, the display

will flash for the first 10 minutes.After that, the screen will go blank. When the power supply returns, the control system will automatically display the cur-

rent time.If a retract or extend command is pending during the power failure, this command will be automatically performed once the power returns. To

replace the battery or restoring the control system’s default settings, remove the operating device from the power pack and remove the battery from the

back of the operating device.After replacing the battery, an automatic reset will be executed. This will reset the control system and restore the default set-

tings.Everything you have programmed yourself (incl. time and date) will be deleted.

13. Maintenance and cleaning of the touchscreen display

Please note, that the touchscreen display is a sensitive electronic device.The slightest touch on its surface will initiate a switching operation. Excessive

pressing, scratching or operation with a sharp-edged object can cause irreparable damage or even destroy the display. Therefore, you should absolutely

avoid touching the display surface with a pointed or sharp-edged object. Use an lens cleaning cloth to clean the touchscreen.

12. Locking out the display

By touching the lock-out button sfor 3 seconds, the display can be locked out for cleaning purposes. Touch the lock-out button for 3 seconds again, in

order to unlock the display.

11. Installation of lux and twilight sensors

1. Carefully pull out the display.

2. Insert the plug of the lux/twilight sensor into the socket on the rear of the

panel.

3. Carefully push the display back into the cover frame.

4. Attach the lux/twilight sensor at the desired location on the window

pane.

5. Activate the sun function in the menu and switch the control to the auto-

matic mode.

1) Random change of the up/down time by +/- 15 minutes

2) Up/down times according to sunrise and sunset times

3) Closing the sunshade by means of the twilight sensor

4) At sunshine,the sunshade moves down to the lux sensor

5) Time of sunshade motor triggering

6) Time of sunshade motor triggering –

only by execution of the 2nd down time

(120 sec. = complete up or down motion, 15 sec. = e.g. for partial sunshade)

7) Only after execution of the second down time,the sunshade shortly

(0–30 sec.) moves up, e. g. for air ventilation purposes

8) Input of the residence as basis for Astro and twilight function

9) Change of the Astro times by +/-59 minutes

10) Setting the light intensity for the twilight function

11) Setting the light intensity for the sun function

12) Waiting time,when sunshade moves down after the sun threshold

has been exceeded

(required for changing lighting condition, e.g. due to clouds)

13) Waiting time,when sunshade moves up after the sun threshold

has been undershot

(prevents immediate up motion due to short obscurity by a cloud)

14) Only after execution of the first down time,the sunshade shortly

(0–30 sec.) moves up, e. g. for air ventilation purposes

15) Inching mode up to 2 seconds

16) Summer/winter time switching automatic / manual

Time of twilight before programmed 1st down time sunshade moves down at twilight

Time of twilight after programmed 1st down time sunshade moves down at programmed down time

thus always at

the earlier time

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Astro table

A correctly working Astro function requires the input of the location of your residence due to different sunrise/sunset times throughout Europe.This input

can also be used for the start of the twilight function.

10.1 Up/down times (the control offers you three options to set the daily up/down times)

10.2

The random time function changes the first programmed up/down time by +/- 15 minutes and thus gives the impression of an inhabited house.

Random time (can only be used for the 1st up/down time)

10.3

In principle, the Astro function is an electronic calendar.Depending on the programmed sunrise and sunset times, the up/down times are automatically

adjusted under consideration of the geographic location of your residence (see Astro table). These will be compared to the set up/down times.

Please note:

Astro function (can only be used for the 1st up/down time)

Astro time correction UP and DOWN

According to the calendar’s sunrise and sunset times but still want to use this function, you can separately correct these times for the up/down command

in a range of +/- 59 minutes.

When the twilight function is activated (ON), the sunshade will automatically move down as soon the individually adjustable twilight threshold and/or the

preset light intensity has been undershot for five minutes.Since the twilight function, whose purpose it is to prevent the sunshade from moving down too

early, is activated only one hour prior to the Astro time, input of your residence's geographic region is required (see 10.3 Astro table).

In order to prevent the programmed down times and the twilight down times from overlapping over the course of the year,we recommend to

set the 1st down time at 23:00 h. This will ensure,that the sunshade always moves down at twilight.

Threshold setting

The default twilight threshold is preset to “0” by the manufacturer and can be set in a range between -50 and +50.

10.4 Twilight function (when sun twilight sensor is mounted)

NOTE!

–If the down command is executed at twilight is depended to the programmed first down time.

–If the set twilight threshold is not overshot after one hour of the calendar sunset (astro time), e.g. in reason of too bright interior light, the

sunshade will drive down automatically.

7. Display elements 9. Manufacturer’s default setting

10. Programming details

Day program:

On each day of the week (Mo – Su)

the up/down times are identical.

Programming in the

1st up and 1st down time

Make sure, that the 2nd up and 2nd

down time is disabled (default setting).

Disabling occurs between 23:59 h and

00:00 h and is indicated as - -:- - in the

display.

Week program:

Here different up/down times can be

set for each day of the week.

Programming in the

2nd up and 2nd down time (Mo – Su)

Delete the 1st up and 1st down time in

the main menu.

Disabling occurs between 23:59 h and

00:00 h and is indicated as - -:- - in the

display.

A combination of astro, random and twilight

is not possible.Up/down commands will be

accurately executed at the programmed time.

Combination of day

and week program:

1. On each day of the week the up/down times are identical.

2. Up/down times differ each day.

The second up/down times can be set for partial sunshade

without sensor.

1st up/down time and 2nd up/down times

Please be sure, the 1st up and 1st down time as well as all

2nd up and 2nd down times are programmed.

In order to use the 2nd down time as partial sunhade, the

motor run time is adjusted in such a way, that the sunshade

only partially moves down.

3412 = 4 up/down commands

4 23 1

main menumain menusubmenu

submenuProgramming in and

By touching the info button i(only in automatic mode) you can always check the resulting actual up/down times of the respective day.

Main menu functions Sub menu functions Manufacturer’sAdjustment option Personal

Chapter press button mpress button _default setting settings

10.1 1st Up time daily 06:00 h 00:00 – 23:59 h

2nd Up time (Mo – Su) OFF, - - : - - 00:00 – 23:59 h

10.1 1st Down time daily 20:00 h 00:00 – 23:59 h

2nd Down time (Mo – Su) OFF, - - : - - 00:00 – 23:59 h

2nd Motor run time 120 seconds 3 to 120 seconds

2nd Reverse time 0.0 seconds 0 to 30 seconds

10.5 Sun function OFF ON /OFF

Threshold setting 0-50 to +50

Response delay1 minute 00:30 to 02:00 min.

Reset delay16 minutes 01:00 to 60:00 min.

10.7 Time / Date current 00:00 – 23:59 hrs

Year current 2003 – 2099

Day and month current 01.01 – 31.12

Autom. summer/winter time ON ON /OFF

Manual summer/winter time W S / Wm

END _

Astro time correction UP 0 minutes -59 min. to +59 min.

Astro time correction DOWN 0 minutes -59 min. to +59 min.

Threshold setting 0-50 to +50

Code Astro table CO 3 CO 1 to CO 16

10.3 Astro function OFF ON /OFF

10.2 Random time m

OFF ON /OFF

10.4 Twilight function OFF ON /OFF

1st Reverse time 0 seconds 0 to 30 seconds

Inching mode OFF ON /OFF

10.6 1st Motor run time 120 seconds 3 to 120 seconds

Code Astro table CO 3 CO 1 to CO 16

Info button

Touching the Info button i– onlyin automatic mode – will display the actual up/down times of each day, as well as all the activated special functions,

such as random, Astro, reverse, sun protection and twilight function. The display indicates these functions with the corresponding symbols (Z, A, J, S, M).

If either the sun or the twilight function is activated, the currently measured light intensity is displayed by means of a bar graph indicator.

The control system features a wide range of functions which can be set to meet your individual requirements.Press and hold the mbutton for 3 seconds

to go to the main menu.

– Press the menu button magain to go to the next option on the main menu.

– In the sub-menu, press the sub-menu button _to go to a sub-menu item.

– In the sub-menu, press the sub-menu button _to go to the next sub-menu item.

– In the main/sub-menu, press the Escape button eto go back one item.

– Press and hold the Escape button eto end the programming process.Any changes made will be automatically saved.

8. Programming menu

Values can be programmed in the individual menus either by briefly pressing the oand ubuttons for step-by-step programming, or by pressing and

holding the oand ubuttons for more than 2 seconds to scroll through the available values.

If no button is pressed for over 3 minutes in the programming menu, the programming menu will close automatically.

2nd Motor run time

The default settings of the 2nd motor run time is set to 120 seconds by the manufacturer.This ensures, that the sunshade can be completely opened and

closed. This second motor run time can also be used for partial sunshade, if not controlled by a lux sensor. For this purpose shorter motor run times need

to be programmed (e.g. 15 sec.). If the partial sunshade is done by second motor run time instead of a lux sensor, the sunshade will drive also at bad weather

conditions to the shade position. The 2nd motor run time will only be executed after up/down command of the 2nd up/down time.

2nd Reverse function / Reverse time (function as at the 1st reverse function, see chapter 10.6, but only after the end of the 2nd motor run time.)

Code

Area

Schleswig-Holstein, northern Lower Saxony

Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania

North Rhine-Westphalia,

southern Lower Saxony

Brandenburg, Saxony-Anhalt

Area

Rhineland-Palatinate, Saarland, Hesse

Saxony, Thuringia

Baden-Wuerttemberg

Bavaria

Area

Scandinavia

Great Britain

Northern France, Belgium,

The Netherlands, Luxembourg

Germany

Area

Southern France

Switzerland, Austria, northern Italy

Spain

Southern Italy, Sicily, Corsica, Sardinia

Desired changeProcedure

Sunshade shall move down at brighter twilight (earlier) ⇒Use obutton to increase threshold to max. +50

Sunshade shall move down at darker twilight (later) ⇒Use ubutton to lower threshold to max. -50

1st programmed up time before the morning Astro time sunshade moves up at Astro time

1st programmed up time after the morning Astro time sunshade moves up at programmed up time

1st programmed down time after the evening Astro time sunshade moves down at Astro time

1st programmed down time before the evening Astro time sunshade moves down at programmed down time

thus always at

the later time

thus always at

the earlier time

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