User manual HONEYWELL HB 05

[. . . ] the position of the shutters at sunrise or sunset. · at sunrise: Align the sun module to face East · at sunset: Align the sun module to face West · for the whole day: Align the sun module to face South Information on mounting external sensors In order to connect external sensors you require: (1), (2) Cable from the distribution box to the external sensors (3) Damp-proof distribution box (4) Connection cable (HCV 23) to the sun module 6 Mounting When selecting the mounting site, ensure that . . . · the function of the external sensors is not impaired by an unsuitable mounting site · the external temperature sensor is not subject to direct sun irradiation · the wind conditions at the vane anemometer correspond to those at the assigned shutters · the vane anemometer is not positioned sheltered from the wind Mounting the sun module 1. Mounting the mounting bracket The metallic mounting bracket supports the function of the radio transmitter. [. . . ] T Cable to the external temperature sensor W Cable to the vane anemometer HCV 23 Connection cable to the sun module Green Black Red Yellow External temperature sensor Vane anemometer Ground unengaged Close the battery compartment. Insert the sun module back into the mounting bracket. 10 Mounting 3. Mounting external sensor(s) The maximum cable length between the sun module and the temperature sensor amounts to 3 m, between the sun module and the vane anemometer 8 m. Select a suitable mounting site. Mount external sensor(s) in accordance with the mounting instruct- ions of the manufacturer. Prepare the cables to the required length. Lay the cables from the external sensor(s) to the distribution box. 4. Connecting external sensor(s) to the distribution box Wire the cable to the vane anemometer in accordance with the diagram on Page 9. Wire the cable to the vane anemometer in accordance with the diagram on Page 9. Mounting of the external sensor(s) has been completed. 11 Mounting Teach-in If you use external sensors, these have to be mounted before you carry out the teach-in. The teach-in mode remains active for a max. Familiarize yourself with the following steps beforehand. Activating the teach-in mode at the Hometronic Manager The Hometronic Manager shows the Hometronic standard display, e. g. : WE 03. 07. 2002 11:15 no lifestyle active LIVING 20. 0 C Press the Dial button. The cursor flashes in the bottom line. Turn the Dial button to the right until Hometronic SET DATE/TIME ACTIVATE LIFESTYLE LIVING 20. 0 C MENU SET DATE/TIME ACTIVATE LIFESTYLE LIVING 20. 0 C LIFESTYLES TIME PROGRAMS DISPLAY SETTINGS "Menu" is selected. Press the Dial button. The following text is displayed: 12 Mounting Turn the Dial button to the left until "Settings" is selected. LIFESTYLES TIME PROGRAMS DISPLAY SETTINGS INSTALLATION DE-INSTALLATION FUNCTION EXPANSION SENSOR FUNCTION HEATING/COOLING SHUTTERS DEVICES/LIGHTS SENSOR HEATING/COOLING SHUTTERS DEVICES/LIGHTS SENSOR SENSOR-1 SENSOR-2 SENSOR-3 SENSOR-4 SENSOR-1 SENSOR-2 SENSOR-3 SENSOR-4 BRIGHT TEMP Press the Dial button. The following text is displayed: Press the Dial button. The following text is displayed: Turn the Dial button to the left until "Sensor" is selected. Press the Dial button. In this example, 2 sensors are already assigned: Turn the Dial button to the left until a free sensor selected. (e. g. "Sensor 3") is BRIGHT TEMP 13 Mounting Press the Dial button. SENSOR-1 BRIGHT SENSOR-2 TEMP SENSOR-3 . SENSOR-4 The Hometronic Manager is ready for the teach-in mode. A rectangle is displayed at the selected sensor. In order to check whether the radio connection is ensured for later operation, the sun module should remain as near as possible to the mounting site during the teach-in mode. 2. Activating the teach-in mode at the sun module Remove the sun module from the mounting bracket. Open the battery compartment. Press the teach-in button (1) briefly. The teach-in mode at the sun module is activated. Close the battery compartment and insert the sun module back into the mounting bracket. The sun module is assigned to the Hometronic Manager. 14 Mounting 3. Display at the Hometronic Manager if the teach-in is successful SENSOR-1 BRIGHT SENSOR-2 TEMP SENSOR-3 * SENSOR-4 The Hometronic Manager recognizes that the Sun module HB 05 has two different sensors (brightness and temperature) and therefore reserves the next sensor correspondingly. After a brief period, the asterisk is SENSOR-1 BRIGHT replaced by the designation for the SENSOR-2 TEMP SENSOR-3 BRIGHT respective sensor type. SENSOR-4 TEMP or: If you have connected a vane anemometer to the HB 15, e. g. the following text is displayed: SENSOR-2 SENSOR-3 SENSOR-4 SENSOR-5 TEMP BRIGHT TEMP WIND The rectangle is replaced by an asterisk in the display: The teach-in was successful. [. . . ] Vane anemometer Hometronic component which measures wind speeds at the outer wall of the building. Depending on the measured data provided by the vane anemometer the Hometronic Manager activates the automatic wind protection for shutters. Wind protection Protection of shutters against damage through storms. The shutters cannot be operated as long as the wind protection is active. [. . . ]