Gewiss Chorus GW 10 776 Manual De Instrucciones página 24

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
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AWNING AND SHUTTER MANAGEMENT
This activates motorised awnings or shutters connected to a KNX/EIB actuator motor
command.
Each individual awning or shutter function can be controlled using one button on the RF
push-button panel, two buttons on the RF remote control or a 2 RF channel input module.
- long pressure (> 0.5 s): shutter movement;
- short pressure (≤ 0.5 s): stop, if the shutter is moving; regulation of the laths if the
shutter is at a standstill and only if the actuator is set to "blinds" mode.
ON COMMAND WITH TIMING
This allows you to activate an electrical load connected to a KNX/EIB actuator which is
automatically deactivated when a certain time set on the actuator has elapsed. One
button on the RF push-button panel or RF remote control, a 2 RF channel input module
or an IR with twilight switch RF movement detector.
SCENE MANAGEMENT
This allows you to manage a scene. The scene can be controlled using a button on the
RF push-button panel or RF remote control (two scenes per channel) or a 2 RF channel
input module.
- short pressure (≤ 3 s): activation of the scene;
- long pressure (> 3 s): memorising of new scene values.
SEND PRIORITY CONTROLS
Using the buttons on the RF push-button panel or RF remote control or a 2 RF channel
input module, it is possible to override the status (fixed ON or OFF, regulated at choice)
of a KNX/EIB device.
This function can be used, for instance to keep lights ON, ignoring other switch-off
commands.
At the end of the override, if no other commands are received the commanded devices
return to their previous status before the override was activated. Otherwise the status
remains that of the last command received during override.
Commands sent to the KNX/EIB
According to the type of RF device used, the action performed by the same and the
functions set on the receiver KNX/EIB channel, the receiver will send the KNX/EIB bus a
precise command, as seen in the charts below.
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