Berker Radio Push button 1gang quicklink Manuale utente

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Radio Push button 1gang quicklink

Order number 8514 51 ..

Radio Push button 2gang quicklink

Order number 8514 61 ..

Radio Push button 4gang quicklink

Order number 8564 81 ..

Operating instructions

1. Safety instructions

Electrical equipment may only be installed and assembled by a qualied electrician in

accordance with the relevant installation standards, regulations, directives and safety

and accident prevention directives of the country.

Failure to comply with these instructions may result in damage to the device, re or other

hazards.

The radio transmission is not suitable for safety or alarm applications.

These instructions are an integral component of the product and must be retained by the

end user.

2. Design and layout of the device

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

(6)

(7)

Figure 1: Design and layout of the device

(1) Insert (see "Accessories", not in scope of delivery)

(2) Frame (not within scope of delivery)

(3) Application module 1, 2 or 4gang

(4) Screw for dismantling protection (not for design lines R.1/R.3)

(5) Button design cover

(6) 2gang button or 4gang button design cover

(7) Interface between insert/application module

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3. Function

System information

This device is a product of the quicklink system, in which installation devices communicate via

radio signals.

Quicklink stands for a conguration mode in which the function-related connection between

transmitters and receivers is set on the device through buttons and displays without further

tools.

All devices congurable by quicklink can be operated together in one system.

Correct use

–For operation and remote control on a switch insert, on a ush-mounted dimmer or on a

power

supply for RF application modules

–The device has been laid out for smaller applications in which a maximum of 20 devices

are allocated

–Only suitable for use in indoor areas with no drip and no spray water



The quicklink conguration of the devices must only be carried out by qualied electricians.

Product characteristics

–Functions for remote control, scenes, control switches via radio signals

–LED display of insert/application module compatibility

–Saving of switch-on brightness-level if operated on a ush-mounted dimmer

4. Operation

Operating concept

The operation of the top or bottom push-button operation area is validated differently for each

button. Simultaneous pressing of top and bottom push-button operation areas triggers special

functions.

Operation on a switch insert

Load status Operation button, factory setting Switch insert

OFF Press top or bottom Switch ON load.

ON Press top or bottom Switch OFF load.

Table 1

Operation on a ush-mounted dimmer

Dimming status Operation button, factory setting Flush-mounted dimmer

OFF Short press on top or bottom Switch ON to saved switch-on brightness-level.

ON Short press on top or bottom Switching OFF.

ON Press top and bottom simultaneously

> 5 s

Save brightness as switch-on brightness-level.

As conrmation, the light switches OFF briey and

ON again.



In delivery condition, the maximum brightness is

saved as switch-on brightness.

ON/OFF long press on top Dimming to maximum brightness-level

ON long press on bottom Dimming to minimum brightness-level

OFF long press on bottom Switching on with minimum brightness-level

Table 2

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Operation on a power supply for RF application modules

The push-buttons are freely congurable; operation is dependent on the conguration (Table 7).

Setting the load

If the dimming and switching performance of loads is unsatisfactory after start-up, especially

when circuited to energy-saving lamps and 230 V LED lamps, a load setting must be carried out

for universal switch inserts or universal touch dimmers.

Switch off load.

Press button top and bottom area simultaneously for more than 10 seconds.

The connected load blinks once. The device is in selection mode.



If there is no further operation within the next 10 seconds, the insert swiches to switching/

dimming operation.

Briey press the button repeatedly to activate the desired setting mode (Table 3).

The load setting is executed.

Briey

press the

button

Setting mode Conrmation of the

load setting Notes

1 x Load ne-setting Load blinks 1 x after

approx. 30 s and changes

to switching/dimming ope-

ration

Not suitable for ohmic loads (e.g. incandescent,

HV halogen lamps); use factory load setting.

If the load ne-setting does not bring any

improvement for energy-saving lamps or 230 V

LED lamps, select the energy-saving lamp ne-

setting or 230 V LED lamp universal setting.

The load ne-setting is not available on 2gang

universal inserts.

2 x Factory load setting Load blinks 2 x after

approx. 6 s and changes

to switching/dimming ope-

ration

3 x Energy-saving lamp

ne-setting in phase

cut-on

Load blinks 3 x after

approx. 30 s and changes

to switching/dimming ope-

ration

Energy-saving lamps are switched ON at bright-

ness level of at least 50 % brightness in order to

ensure an ignition process.

4 x 230 V LED lamp

universal setting in

phase cut-off

Load blinks 4 x after

approx. 5 s and changes

to switching/dimming ope-

ration

The universal setting contains standard values

which enable the operation of typical dimmable

230 V LED lamps.

For all setting modes Load blinks 5 x The selected setting mode is not supported by

the insert.

Table 3: Load setting mode

Operation via extension unit, push-button, NO contact

Dimming status Operation push-

button

Switch insert Flush-mounted dimmer

OFF Press < 0.4 s Switch ON Switch ON with saved switch-on brightness-level.

ON Press < 0.4 s Switch OFF Switch off

ON Press > 0.4 s Switch OFF Dimming to minimum/maximum brightness-level

with alternating direction

OFF Press > 0.4 s Switch ON Dimming from minimum to maximum brightness-level

Table 4



The switch-on brightness-level cannot be saved on an extension unit push-button.

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5. Information for electricians

Overview of the operating elements beneath the design cover

(9)

(8)

(10)

Figure 2a: Operating elements of the 1gang radio button

(10)

(11)

(9)

(8)

Figure 2b: Operating elements of the 2 and 4gang radio button

(8) Press-activation point of the push-button operation area

(9) fct button with fct LED

(10) cfg button with cfg LED

(11) fct2 button with fct2 LED

5.1 Installation

Selecting installation location

A minimum distance between the transmitter and corresponding receiver of about 1 m must be

maintained.

A minimum distance to electronic devices which emit high frequency signals such as computers,

electronic transformers or microwave devices of approx. 0.5 m must be maintained.

Mounting on or close to metal surfaces may cause impairment of the function.

Take material penetration into account. The range of the system can be optimised by selecting

the best possible installation site:

Material Degree of material penetration

Wood, plaster, plasterboard, uncoated glass approx. 90 %

Brick, press boards approx. 70 %

Reinforced concrete, underoor heating approx. 30 %

Metal, metal grids, aluminium laminates, coated glass approx. 10 %

Rain, snow approx. 1 ... 40 %

Table 5: Material penetration

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Assembly of the device (Figure 1)

The insert is installed (see operating instructions for the insert).

Attach application module (3) together with frame (2) to a suitable insert (1) and establish

a connection between the insert and the application and power module (7) via the interface

between application and power module.

As soon as voltage is supplied to the button, the cfg LED (Figure 2, 10) indicates whether

the button and the insert are compatible with each other:

cfg LED display Meaning

LED blinks in green colour

for 5 s Compatible

LED blinks red for 5 s Not compatible

LED blinks orange for 5 s Compatible, but not con gured to each other. For a new con guration, the

application module must be reset to factory settings.

If available,  x dismantling protection with screw (4).

Click design cover (5 or 6) into place on application module (3).



If a con guration needs to be made or settings need to be changed, only attach the design

cover afterwards.

Insert/application module combinations and operation in factory setting

Depending on the insert used, the radio button in factory setting has the following function for

local operation.

Radio button

1gang

Radio button

2gang

Radio button

4gang

Switch insert 1gang -- --

Switch insert 2gang --

Flush-mounted

dimmer 1gang

-- --

Flush-mounted

dimmer 2gang

Power supply

Switching (see operation on a switch insert)

Dimming (see operation on a  ush-mounted dimmer)

-- Not to be combined

Transmitter command freely con gurable

(see con guration of radio button as transmitter)

Table 6: Button operation in factory setting

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5.2 Radio con guration quicklink

The radio con guration sets the functional connection between commanding (transmitters)

and function-executing (receivers) radio components. In so far wireless e.g. central unit, group,

extension unit and time controls can be realised.

The following can be con gured:

–The local operation of the load connected to the insert

–Radio commands to control other receivers

–Functions which are executed when the radio commands are received



The top and bottom push-button operation area can be con gured differently.



For con guration by means of Hager connection device TX100 or ETS, additional functions

are available (see operating instructions for TX100 or application description for ETS).

Con guration of radio button as a receiver

Con guration to control the load connected to the insert:

–via reception of a radio command

–via the local operation

fct LED

display

Con gurable

functions

Function resulting from transmitter operation,

Notes

On switch insert On  ush-mounted dimmer

ON/OFF ON/OFF,

dimming UP/DOWN

Short press on push-button: Switching ON/OFF

Long press on push-button: Dimming, reverse dimming

direction per actuation

ON ON,

dimming UP

Short press on push-button: Switching ON

Push and hold button: Dimming UP to maximum

brightness-level

OFF OFF,

dimming DOWN

Short press on push-button: Switching OFF

Short press on push-button: Dimming DOWN to

minimum brightness-level

1Scene 1 Receiver is allocated to a scene due to the con guration

of the function.eceivers are allocated to a scene due to

the con guration of the function.

Short press on button: calling up the saved state of the

connected load for the scene

2Scene 2

Timer Switching ON for the set switch-on time

NO contact

(contact duration)

Switching ON when the switching contact is closed

Switching OFF when the switching contact is opened

Delete No function

Assignment to transmitter is deleted

Table 7: Con gurable functions



Local operation is a function that is pre-con gured at the factory and can be changed.

As an example, the con guration of a wall-transmitter and the radio button as receiver is

described down below.

The button design cover is not attached.

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Handling step Result

Start conguration

Short press on cfg button on the wall transmitter.



If there is no further activation, the conguration is

automatically ended after 10 minutes.

The cfg LEDs on the wall-transmitter and the radio

button light up in red colour.

All receivers within radio range also indicate the

conguration mode.

Select transmitter button

Short press on press-activation point on the wall-

transmitter which should activate the function.

The cfg LED on the wall transmitter blinks for 1

second.

If congured already, the fct LED of the radio button

indicates the currently congured function.

Select function at receiver

Repeated short press on fct button on the radio button

until the desired function is displayed (Table 7).

After each activation, the fct LED indicates the

function.



If the transmitter button has already been

congured with a function in a different receiver

and/or the congured function is part of a group

control, only this function can be congured. To

change a function, the existing conguration needs

to be deleted and the new one congured.

Conrming function on receiver

To conrm, keep the fct button pressed for more than

than 2 seconds.

The cfg LED blinks during the saving process (approx.

5 s). The fct LED conrms the function selection by

displaying the corresponding colour.



A quick blinking of the cfg LED indicates a

combination that is not possible or an error.

Finish conguration

Short press on cfg button on the wall transmitter again.

> 2 s

The cfg LEDs on the wall-transmitter, the radio button

and all receivers within radio range go out. The

function is congured.

Table 8: Conguration of the function for the radio button

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Con guration of radio button as a transmitter

If the radio button is operated as a transmitter, it can support the following functions for the

receivers. The details of the function can vary depending on the receiver being used:

- ON/OFF, single-surface operation

- ON

- OFF

- ON/OFF, dimming UP/DOWN, single-surface operation

- ON/OFF dimming UP

- ON/OFF dimming DOWN

1 - Scene 1

2 - Scene 2

- Timer

- NO contact (contact duration)

- Move UP, stop

- Move DOWN, stop

Down below there is an illustration of the con guration of the radio push-button with receivers

for which the supported displays occur via the cfg LED and fct LED. Differing con guration

displays, such as for receivers with display, are to be taken from the receiver operating

instructions.

Handling step Result

Start con guration

Short press on cfg button on the radio button.



If there is no further operation, the con guration is

automatically ended after 10 minutes.

The cfg LEDs on the radio button and the receivers

within radio range light up red colour.

5 7 8321 4 6

L N S1

fct

cfg

cfg fct

off

cfg fct

L N N

LED

Select transmitter button

Press the button of the push-button operation area for

which a command should be con gured.

The cfg LED on the radio button blinks for 1 second.

Afterwards the radio button (transmitter) and receiver

are in con guration mode and the cfg LEDs light up.

If already con gured, the fct LED of the receiver

indicates the current function con gured with the

button.

Select function at receiver

Press the fct input on the receiver again brie y to

select the desired function (see the receiver operating

instructions).

cfg fct

off

5 7 8321 4 6

L N S1

fct

cfg

After each actuation, the fct LED indicates a function.



If the channel button has already been con gured

with a function in a different receiver and/or the

con gured function is part of a group control,

only this function can be con gured. To change

a function, the existing con guration needs to be

deleted and the new one con gured.

Con rming function on receiver

To save the allocation of command and function, hold the

fct input on the receiver pressed longer than 2 seconds.

The cfg LED blinks. After a successful saving, the fct

LED signals the saved function.



A quick blinking of the cfg LED indicates a

combination that is not possible or an error.

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Finish conguration

Short press on cfg button on the radio button.

The cfg LEDs on the radio button and all receivers

within radio range go out. The radio command for the

radio button has been congured.

Table 9: Conguration of radio button as a transmitter

Deleting a conguration

To delete a congured receiver or the local operation, execute the conguration again.

Start conguration (see conguration of radio button as a receiver).

Select transmitter button.

Select function on receiver: Select the function Delete on the receiver and conrm function

on the receiver.

Finish conguration: Short press on cfg button on the transmitter.

Conguration of group functions

By means of a group function, one transmitter controls several receivers. To do so, the same

function must be congured on all receivers.

Start conguration (see conguration of radio button as a receiver).

Select transmitter button.

Select function on receiver: Select the group function as described above on each receiver

to be integrated and conrm function on the receiver.

Finish conguration: Short press on cfg button on the transmitter.

Conguration of scenes

Individual settings for lighting and the position of blinds can be combined into scenes. Two

different scenes can be created via quicklink and called up by pressing a button on the

transmitter. A scene is created by conguring a push-button operation area of a transmitter

(radio command) in the corresponding receivers with the scene function (Table 7).

Start conguration.

Select transmitter button: Select the button for the scene command.

Select function on receiver:Select the scene function as described above on each receiver

to be integrated and conrm function on the receiver.

Finish conguration: Short press on cfg button on the transmitter.

Changing/saving scenes

Switching, dimming and blind statuses of the receivers in a scene can be changed and saved.

The load status can be congured locally or by remote control on the receivers integrated

into the scene, e.g. light 1 = 60 % brightness level, light 2 = 40 % brightness level, blind

down.

Keep transmitter button belonging to the congured scene command pressed for more than

5 seconds.

A brief status changeover of the receiver signals the successful saving of the scene.

Locking/unlocking scene changes

To prevent unwanted changes to a scene, the changing of the scene can be locked.

Start conguration.

Select transmitter button: Select the button for the scene command.

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Select function on receiver: When the function Scene 1 or Scene 2 is indicated by the fct

LED blinking in green colour, keep the fct button on the receiver pressed for more than 5

seconds until the cfg LED blinks briey.

Then the fct LED indicates the currently congured status by blinking:

1 x blinking: Possible to change and save scene

2 x blinking: Changing the scene is locked.

Press fct button and select the desired setting.

The setting changes each time the button is pressed.

To accept the selected setting time, keep the fct button pressed for more than 2 seconds.

Finish conguration: Short press on cfg button on the transmitter.

Setting of switch-on time for function "timer"

In order to realise the function Timer, the switch-on time can be set on the receiver in stages.

The factory setting is 3 min.

Start conguration.

Select transmitter button: Select button with timer.

Select function on receiver:If the function Timer is indicated by the fct LED blinking red

(Table 7), keep pressed the fct button on the receiver for more than 5 seconds until the cfg

LED blinks briey.

The blinking fct LED indicates the currently set switch-on time - 5 x for factory setting

(Table 10).

Press fct button.

Each short press on fct button increases the switch-on time by one step.



During the setting, the fct LED indicates the switch-on time (Table 10)

for orientation.

To accept the selected switch-on time, keep pressed the fct button for longer than 2 se-

conds.

Finish conguration: Short press on cfg button on the transmitter.

x-times ashing

of the fct LED

Switch-on time

1 1 s

2 30 s

3 1 min

4 2 min

5 3 min

6 5 min

7 15 min

8 30 min

9 1 h

10 3 h

Table 10: Congurable switch-on times

Resetting the radio button to factory settings

The device is not in conguration mode.

Keep the cfg button pressed for more than 10 seconds until the cfg LED changes from a

red lighting to blinking.

Release the cfg button.

The cfg LED blinks red rapidly. The device re-initialises itself. Meanwhile the cfg LED lights

up red. After that the LED goes out and blinks 5 x to indicate the compatibility. The reset is

made. The process lasts about 20 s.

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