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2 Table of Contents 1. Hardware Description Connecting the DME-LAN Tablet configuration... 6 a) Language chosen for the tablet... 6 b) IP configuration Starting the installer application... 7 a) Choice of installer language... 7 b) Then code our contact details... 7 c) Choice of menu... 8 d) Parameters menu... 8 e) Read menu (Reading the content of the DME-LAN-002)... 9 f) Composition of the installation... 9 g) Configuring output names h) Configuring the output type i) Configuring groups j) Configuring areas k) Configuring temperature sensors l) Recording the configuration in the DME-LAN Programming the push buttons a) Programming outputs b) Programming groups User interface a) "Home" menu b) "TEMPERATURE" menu c) "EVENTS" menu d) "PARAMETERS" menu Warranties:

3 1. Hardware - 1 x Android Tablet - 1 x USB-RJ45 micro adaptor - 1 x DME-LAN Description The DME-LAN-002 card is directly powered on the 230 Vac mains whose input voltage range runs from 100 to 240 VAC and from 50Hz to 60Hz. Starting from the DME-LAN-002 card, the DMI or DMI modules are connected to each other by means of two wires, there is no polarity to be respected. They can be wired as chosen, either in a star or a daisy chain configuration, or both simultaneously. The DME-LAN-002 has 4 input buses By this means, 192 commands* can be obtained by means of the DMI or DMI modules divided over the 4 buses. So that the installation is easier, we recommend one bus per step,. *(60 commands are available per bus, this includes the point-to-point unique lighting commands + the groups, scenarios). The are LED indicators beside the line connectors (a blue LED and a red LED ), the blue LED lights up when a PB on a line is pressed and the red LED lights up when there is a short circuit on it. The slave cards are connected to the DME-LAN-002 card by the RS485 to the 8(A), 9(B) and 10(GND) terminals. The RJ45 enables the DME-LAN-002 card to be connected to a network switch so that it can be connected to the DET home automation touch screen, in the case where the RJ45 cable is of the straight type. If you only have a touch screen, you can wire it directly with a RJ45 cable (see the specificities for the wiring which are repeated in the screen instruction manual). However, it is also possible to connect to the DME-LAN-002 by means of a WiFi network provided that the DME-LAN-is connected to the WiFi router. LDMCT temperature sensors are connected to the 27 to 31 terminals. (They are powered by the DME- LAN-002). These sensors are associated by the tablet software to a relay type of output to make either the heating or the air-conditioning work (contact your installer for this as we only supply the potential-free contact) 3

4 3. Connecting the DME-LAN The identification modules (DMI) are connected to the "Line" inputs. It is preferable to divide the modules into several circuits over 4 lines. Each "Line" input makes it possible to program a maximum of 55 different functions. Wiring the identification modules: Two non-polarised wires UTP, VVT, XVB, VOB, (be careful with the connection: the cross-section of the identification module wires is 0.6mm²) - The 230Vac power supply is connected to terminals 24 and The slave cards (DKS, DMT, DML, etc.) are connected to the DME-LAN on output RS485 on terminals 8, 9 and 10. Use UTP cables (recommended), VVT, VOB, etc. To create a link between remote cards in different boxes, preferably use a UTP cable with a pair for A and B and a pair for GND. - The RJ45 connector enables the DME-LAN-002 to be connected to the Ethernet network (network switch or directly to a DET-005 touch screen). Use a minimum UTB Cat5e cable. - Terminals 27 to 31 enable the temperature sensors to be connected. Use UTP (recommended), VVT, etc. cables Figure A Towards t sensor (see instructions for use) Towards identification modules (DMI , DMI or DMI-LED Line 1 Line 2 Line 3 Line A B G 1 G ND 6 ND V RS V Captor Captor RS485 Slave Line 1 Line 2 Line 3 Line 4 DME-LAN-002 RJ G N A B D L 24 NC 25 N 26 Ethernet connection A B GND RS485 towards slaves card(s) L N IN 230VAC 4

28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 Zone 2 27 28 30 31 33 34 36 37 50 51 52 ON DIP A B G OUT1 OUT2 OUT3 OUT4 1 2 3 4 charge N D T1 T2 T3 T4 250W 250W 250W 250W

5 Zone ON DIP A B G OUT1 OUT2 OUT3 OUT charge N D T1 T2 T3 T4 250W 250W 250W 250W RS2 RS1 RS485 setting JP1 DMI Module Standalone Inputs (Remove JP1) IN1 IN2 IN3 IN4 ALL OFF ALL ON IN 230V~ 50 Hz 2,6W ta -10 c to +45 c L N DMI Module L N G N A B D N +16VG D DMI Module DMC Capteur Zone 1 A B GND DMI Module L N 0 1 DMC G N A B D N +16VG D Capteur DMI Module DMI Module A B GND L N UTP, VVT Zone 3 Zone 4 UTP, VVT UTP, VVT A B G 1 G N 6 N D V D RS485 Captor +16V Captor RJ RS485 Slave A B G N D DME-LAN Line 1 Line 2 Line 3 Line Ta -10 C to +45 C IN 230V~ L N To LAN Network 5

6 Figure B* DMI module Identification module DMI Black Black Yellow Blue Blue Blue Blue 55 Ohms Maximum at line end Start in authorised daisy configuration Max length *! Isolate unused inputs Toward one of the 4 DME LAN outputs UTP, VVT, VOB, XVB as chosen Towards following module(s) * Max lenght : It is recommended that the identification modules should be placed as close as possible to the push buttons. All the links for these contacts must not exceed 10m. Max length *! Isolate unused inputs Max length * Black Black Yellow Blue Blue Blue Blue Black Black Yellow Blue Blue Blue Blue Identification module DMI Identification module DMI 4. Tablet configuration a) Language chosen for the tablet Click on the icon "Settings" then "Language & input" in the list of menus. Then click on "Language" and select "French" (Belgium)". b) IP configuration The tablet is delivered with a USB-RJ45 micro adaptor and preconfigured with a fixed IP address. Depending on the configuration of the network to which the DME-LAN-002 is connected, perhaps you should change the network parameters. Click on the "Parameters" icon, then "More..." then "Ethernet " The original parameters make it possible to connect directly to the DME-LAN-002 without needing a router. Here are the default parameters (DHCP not selected): IP Address: Mask Address: Gateway: DNS Server:

7 5. Starting the installer application a) Choice of installer language When you start the touch screen, click on the flag corresponding to your chosen language b) Then code our contact details 7

8 c) Choice of menu Note: The menus "File" and "New" have not yet been implemented d) Parameters menu This menu enables the application to be told what the DME-LAN's IP address is (By default ) 8

e) Read menu (Reading the content of the DME-LAN-002) If it is possible to connect to the DME-LAN-002 (Tablet and DME-LAN-002 connected to each other through the net and

The cards appear in the order in which they are added. The table on the right shows the list of cards and gives the address to be configured on each card.

9 e) Read menu (Reading the content of the DME-LAN-002) If it is possible to connect to the DME-LAN-002 (Tablet and DME-LAN-002 connected to each other through the net and compatible IP parameter) the application reads the contents of the DME-LAN- 002 f) Composition of the installation This screen enabled the installed cards to be defined. The cards appear in the order in which they are added. The table on the right shows the list of cards and gives the address to be configured on each card. For the 12 output cards, the drawing represents the LEDs which must be lighted when the card's address is configured. For the 4 output cards, the drawing shows the numbering to be applied on the encoding wheels. 9

Configuration of the cards: For the DKS / DKV: When you turn on a card, you have a few seconds to press the button at the bottom up obtain the BCE lighted LED.

At this stage, you have configured the card in DME-LAN slave mode and you just have the last step which is to set the card's address according to what the Home Manager has told you to

For each card, you must press on the left and right button until the lighted LEDs corresponding to the drawing are obtained.

10 Configuration of the cards: For the DKS / DKV: When you turn on a card, you have a few seconds to press the button at the bottom up obtain the BCE lighted LED. In the case where you did not have the time to do this, cut the power to the card and repeat the manipulation. At this stage, you have configured the card in DME-LAN slave mode and you just have the last step which is to set the card's address according to what the Home Manager has told you to do. To do this, depending on the LEDs, you must move towards the Left or towards the Right. For each card, you must press on the left and right button until the lighted LEDs corresponding to the drawing are obtained. (In the example of the DMCV card below, you must press on the right button until the only the LED 3 button is lighted) When you have BCE lighted and the LED 3 lighted, you have configured your card slave and the right address. in DME-LAN You can press on the centre button to validate and your card will go into "RUN" mode (LED: AE) For the 4 output extensions, simply turn the encoding wheels to obtain the desired code. 10

11 g) Configuring output names To configure an output's name, you just have to click on its name. A maximum of 20 characters can be entered (including spaces). 11

12 h) Configuring the output type Clicking on the right-hand icon enables the output behaviour to be changed. The relay outputs can be configures in five different ways: Latching switch: Normal functioning mode. Pressing once on the button reverses the state of the relay. Impulse: The relay is active as long as the button is pressed down and inactive when the button is released. Shut-off timer: Pressing once on the button activates the state of the relay. The relay is automatically deactivated when the configured time has elapsed. If you press on the button when the relay is still active then the relay will be disabled. A long press activates the relay for the maximum time (16 hours) Continuous times: Each press on the button activates the output and for the time configured. A long press activates the relay for the maximum time (16 hours) Heating control: The relay is controlled by the associated temperature sensor. 12

13 i) Configuring groups Click on the icon The DME-LAN-002 enables up to 60 groups to be created. To create a group, click on the icon Enter the group name by clicking on the name's field. 13

1- "Toggle" group type or latching switch. Group which enables lighting outputs to be switched on, switched off and dimmed. Pressing briefly on the button reverses the state of the outputs.

14 1- "Toggle" group type or latching switch. Group which enables lighting outputs to be switched on, switched off and dimmed. Pressing briefly on the button reverses the state of the outputs. a long press activates the outputs and, in the case of dimmers, varies the intensity. 2- "Light All" group type. Group which enables lighting outputs to be switched on. Pressing briefly on the button activates the outputs. 3- "Switch Off All" group type. Group which enables lighting outputs to be switched off. Pressing briefly disables all the outputs selected. A long press disables the outputs after 30 seconds. 4- "Bring Down All" group type. Group which enables outputs of the "bring down shutter" type to be activated. Pressing briefly activates the outputs for the bring down time configured for these outputs. A long press activates the outputs while the button is pressed down. 5- "Lift All" group type. Group which enables outputs of the "lift shutter" type to be activated. Pressing briefly activates the outputs for the lift time configured for these outputs. A long press activates the outputs while the button is pressed down. 6- "Scenario" group type Group which makes it possible to define the state of all the lighting or shutter outputs (active, inactive or dimming value for the dimmers). 7- "Simulation" group type Group of lighting outputs to simulate a presence. The group must function both with a switch (contact maintained) and also activated by an event. When the switch is active and an event activates the "Simulation" then the group's outputs are lighted one after the other in random order and for a random period (from 1 to 60 minutes). Then select the outputs which must be included in the group by clicking on then in the right-hand list. => The output selected then moves into the left-hand list. To remove an output from a group, just click on it and it will return to the right-hand list. 14

from 0 to 64. In the case of a "Scenario" type group, you must define the state of the output. Click on the output to change the active state to inactive (Yellow = active, grey = inactive).

The areas enable the outputs to be organised for the end user. For example, a "Ground floor" area, an "Upstairs" area and an "Outside" area can be created.

15 from 0 to 64. In the case of a "Scenario" type group, you must define the state of the output. Click on the output to change the active state to inactive (Yellow = active, grey = inactive). For "dimmer" type of outputs, you can define the bulb's dimming level j) Configuring areas Click on the icon The DME-LAN-002 enables up to 60 areas to be created. The areas enable the outputs to be organised for the end user. For example, a "Ground floor" area, an "Upstairs" area and an "Outside" area can be created. The maximum number of elements in an area is 192. Groups can also be placed there. The left and right arrows make it possible to select the area to be configured. Select and remove the outputs by clicking on them. The area name is configured by clicking on the "Name" field 15

The temperature sensor must be linked to a relay (via the configuration menu for relay type outputs).

16 k) Configuring temperature sensors Click on the icon The DME-LAN-002 accepts up to 32 temperature sensors. By default, the sensors are "Unassigned" First of all select the sensor to be configures by means of the right and left arrows. Then click on the left-hand selector to make the sensor active. The temperature sensor must be linked to a relay (via the configuration menu for relay type outputs). The sensor drives a relay which controls either heating or cooling (Select the "Hot" or "Cold" mode). The automatic mode uses the instructions programmed by time slots (a maximum of 6 events per day). The instructions range from 0 to 50 C by steps of 0.5 C. the override mode makes it possible to override the temperature until the next temperature event. The continuous override mode makes it possible to continually override the temperature until the sensor's functioning mode is changed. The locked mode sets the instruction to 5 C (Anti-freeze) 16

17 l) Recording the configuration in the DME-LAN Press on the icon 6. Programming the push buttons a) Programming outputs To associate one or more buttons with an output, click on the number of the outputs to be programmed. The programming window appears. You must then click on the red button to activate the programming of this output. The output activates and you just have to push the button(s) to associate it/them with this output. To finish, press the green button. 17

b) Programming groups To associate one or more buttons with a group, you must click on the icon Then click on the number of the group to be programmed.

18 b) Programming groups To associate one or more buttons with a group, you must click on the icon Then click on the number of the group to be programmed. => The outputs associated with this group activate and you just have to push the button(s) to associate to this group. Warning, a group can only be programmed if the configuration has already been saved. (See Saving the configuration in the DME-LAN) 18

7. User interface The user interface is accessible through a Web browser from any platform whatsoever For instance, a Windows PC, an Android smartphone, an IOS tablet, etc.

19 7. User interface The user interface is accessible through a Web browser from any platform whatsoever For instance, a Windows PC, an Android smartphone, an IOS tablet, etc. However, certain browsers are not fully compatible. To access the Web interface of the the DME-LAN-002, you only have to enter the DME-LAN IP address in its Web browser (by default : The Web interface is divided into four menus: "Home", "Temperature", "Events" and "Parameters. To chose a menu, just click on it. a) "Home" menu The "Home" menu contains the areas: You can select the area to be displayed in the list on the left. The area selected appears in pale grey. The right list contains the buttons for the area selected. The button colour shows if the output is active or inactive (Grey = inactive, Yellow = Active) 19

20 b) "TEMPERATURE" menu The Temperature" menu enables the temperature sensors to be managed. The sensor selected appears in a pale colour. The button colour depends on the state: - Grey = inactive relay - Red = relay active and sensor configured in hot "Heating" mode - Blue = relay active and sensor configured in cold "Cooling" mode The sensor's actual temperature is displayed in the button. If the value is 255 => the sensor is absent or its address is not correctly configured. The first frame enables the sensor's functioning mode to the configured. - "Set point" gives the actual instruction - "Set derogated" enables the instruction to be changed when it is in "Derogation" and "Continuous derogation" mode - "Save" button enables the configuration to be saved The second frame enables the temperature instructions on events to be configured. Select the day to be configured in "Time period" then configure the events in chronological order. Events not used can be configured at 00h00. Then press on the "Save" button to save the day configured 20

21 c) "EVENTS" menu This menu enables events to be configured. 20 events are available. The visible event is the one whose button is pale grey. The first frame enables the "Event type" to be configured, the "Day of Event" and "Time of event" for the time at which the event occurred. The "Save"button to save the configuration. There are three types of events possible ("Disabled" = deactivated) : - "Standard": Event which occurred at a fixed time - "Sunrise": The event occurred at sunrise. An offset of -127 minutes to minutes can be defined in relation to the sunrise. 21

22 - "Sunset": The event occurred at sunset An offset of -127 minutes to minutes can be defined in relation to the sunrise. The second frame (Actions) enables the actions at the time of this event to be defined. After having configured an output, you must press on the corresponding "Save" button before configuring another output. In this example, outputs 1 to 3 will be switched on and output 4 switched off at the time of the event. The other outputs configured as unused ("Unused") => no action on these outputs. 22

23 d) "PARAMETERS" menu The first frame "IP Configuration" enables the the network parameters of the DME-LAN-002 to be configured. A restart is necessary when these parameters have been modified (the "Save & Restart" button saves the parameters and restarts the DME-LAN-002). The default IP address is To restore the default IP address (if the address is unknown) you just have to press the reset button on the card five times. The second frame enables the time, date and day of the DME-LAN-002 to be configured. (Important for events and temperature sensors.) The third frame enables the location to be defined (by default Brussels) and whether it is summer or winter time (Manual change via the "Summer time" box). The time of sunrise and sunset is calculated according to this information. 23

24 8. Warranties: WARRANTY CONDITION: The basic warranty period for your product is two years, as from the date of receipt of your order. Regardless of the problem concerning your article, carefully keep your invoice bearing the serial number: this is the only document used as warranty. The warranty does not apply in the following cases: Damage caused by inappropriate use, misuse, poor maintenance or non-compliance with the manufacturer's instructions in the operating manual. Attempted repairs by the customer or by an unauthorised third party. Accidental damage, force majeure or other causes for which Domestia cannot be held liable. Defect having no adverse effect on the proper functioning or the good use of the equipment. Domestia 176, rue Jean-Jaurès 4430 Ans Tel: 04/ Fax: 04/

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