Zennio ZN1VI-TPZAS User manual

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ZAS

KNXRoomController

ZN1VI-TPZAS

Edition2

Version 1.0

PRODUCT MANUAL

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Table of Contents

1. Introduction..............................................................................................................3

2. Installation ...............................................................................................................5

2.1. ZAS Installation................................................................................................5

3. Display Management...............................................................................................6

4. IR Control ................................................................................................................8

5. Configuration.........................................................................................................10

5.1. General...........................................................................................................10

5.2. Inputs..............................................................................................................15

5.3. Buttons...........................................................................................................15

6. Parameterization ...................................................................................................17

6.1. Default Configuration......................................................................................17

6.2. General...........................................................................................................19

6.3. Menu options..................................................................................................24

6.4. Inputs..............................................................................................................30

6.5. Buttons...........................................................................................................32

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1. INTRODUCTION

ZAS is a simple and analog room controller that includes thermostat, IR receiver

and analog/binary inputs. ZAS is a great solution for demanding applications in hotel

rooms and apartments since it is able to manage climate, shutters, lights… and all

through an intuitive and modern touch panel.

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Figure 1 Room Controller ZAS

Device Characteristics:

1.8’’ black-lighted display: 128 × 64 pixels

Temperature sensor with thermostat function.

It has 12 tactile buttons

Screensaver showing the time and temperature measured by ZAS, with the

suitable letter size for its reading from several meters away.

The menu in the display offers several submenus:

9Climate control

9Scenes control

9Presence simulation

9Security

9General configuration

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Different types of status indicators: binary, 1-byte, floating, etc, and,

moreover, all the text labels can be pre-defined by parameter.

Each button of the device counts on a LED that lights during 2 seconds for

showing that the key-press has been correctly done and it can also be a status

indicator for some controls. Moreover, ZAS will beep every time one button is

pressed or the display is touched.

It includes two opto-coupled A/D inputs. The digital input operates as

switch/sensor (detection of rising and falling edges) and the analog input allows

the connection of one temperature probe.

CE compliant.

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2. INSTALLATION

2.1. ZAS INSTALLATION

ZAS is connected to the KNX installation as any other KNX device, through the

KNX connector placed at the back.

For installing ZAS, first it is necessary to fix the metallic piece into the

squared/rounded standard box where it is going to be installed, with the corresponding

screws.

Next, the KNX bus and the inputs terminal must be connected using the

corresponding connectors; both terminals are placed in the rear part of the device.

Once inputs and bus KNX are connected, the device is fitted in the metal platform

thanks to the included magnets.

Finally, it is necessary to check, from both sides, that nothing unless the ZAS

outline can be seen (the metal platform should be completely hidden by ZAS).

This device does not need any additional external power supply since it is powered

through the KNX bus.

For further information about the installation and technical characteristics, look up

the ZAS Datasheet, available at www.zennio.com and in the packaging of the product.

ElementsDescription

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Figure 2 Elements description

Nº Description

1 EIB Connector

2 Temperature sensor

3 Programming button

4 Programming LED

5 Inputs

6 Magnet

7 Tactile area

8 Display

9 IR Receiver

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Moreover, when these buttons are pressed the text message, previously

configured in the ETS for every action, will appear in the display. Once the message is

shown in the display, ZAS will automatically return to the submenu shown in the display

before carrying out the action or the screensaver if it was active.

Each button counts on a LED that lights during 2 seconds for showing that the key-

press has been correctly done. The LED shows the status of the switch or light

controls, in case it is enabled in ETS parameterization.

Moreover the device will beep every time one button is pressed or the display is

touched.

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4. IR CONTROL

ZAS has a remote control (optional) that allows the control of the functions in the

same way that short or long press of the touch buttons.

Moreover, it counts on a series of buttons that directly activates some special

functions such as scenes, special thermostat modes, 1-bit object sending, etc.

TheFigure 4 Remote control shows the front view of the remote control.

The first row of buttons of the IR remote controller matches with the first row of

buttons of the own ZAS, both, in position and functionality. It has the keys Menu, two

keys Arrows and the key OK.

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Figure 4 Remote control

Functions associated to the buttons in the most external lateral columns match up

with the rows of buttons of the device.

Besides the described buttons that have their equivalent button in the touch panel,

the remote control counts on the following keys which directly activate special

functions:

Buttons S1-S6: they activate the configured scenes for the submenu

“scenes” (scenes 1-6). Unlike ZAS, the remote control only allows executing

scenes but not saving them.

Buttons F1-F2: they allow sending 1-bit object configurable from ETS for

sending a “0”, a “1” or switching between “0” and “1”.

Buttons Comfort/Night/Standby: they allow directly establishing the

special thermostat modes Comfort/Night/Standby. It is necessary that these

modes had been previously enabled in ETS (thermostat).

Button Switch off: it switches off the luminosity of the device. One press on

the display or pressing a key of the remote control will activate the default

luminosity of the device.

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When pressing a key of the remote control, besides executing the associated

function, ZAS will show the corresponding text message of that function. Once the

message of the action has been shown, the display automatically returns to the

submenu shown before pressing the button or the screensaver if it was active.

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5. CONFIGURATION

The configuration of ZAS is carried out with the program ETS and it is organized in

the following sections, where the configuration of each option will be detailed:

General

Inputs

Buttons

5.1. GENERAL

The general configuration allows enabling the different general functions of ZAS as

well as defining the texts to appear on the display when executing them:

Functions

The section Functions allows enabling the following general functionalities:

Luminosity

This functionality allows establishing different luminosity levels for ZAS when

being in normal operation and screensaver.

Moreover, it offers the possibility of configuring two additional special levels of

luminosity that can be activated using 1-bit objects or scenes. These special levels

are configured by parameter.

Touch blocking

The buttons can be blocked using 1-bit objects, scenes or automatically

establishing the interval of time that must pass since the last key-press until the

automatic blocking takes place (time to block).

In the same way, the buttons can be configured for being unblocked using a

scene, sending 1-bit object or simply pressing the display that will also allows

sending a welcome object.

It is also possible configuring the blocking of the remote control at the same

time with the ZAS blocking.

Example: For cleaning the ZAS without activating the functions of the touch

buttons, it can be blocked/unblocked with 1-bit objects. The F1 and F2 special

funcions of the IR remote controller can be used for this aim, in case it is not

blocked at the same time.

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