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Push-button sensor module Ref.-no.: 4008 TSM Safety instructions Caution! Electrical devices may only be installed and fitted by electrically skilled persons. Non-compliance with the installation information could cause damage to the device, fire or other hazards. Connect the push-button sensor module exclusively to the universal relay or dimming station (no mains potential!). To fasten radio to the supporting ring, only use the enclosed plastic screws. These instructions are a component part of the product and must remain with the end customer. Correct use Operation of consumers, e.g. light on/off, dimming, blinds/shutters up/down, calling up and saving light scenes etc. Connection to relay station or dimming station Installation in appliance box according to DIN 49073 Product characteristics 8 channels of the relay and dimming station can be controlled: switching, contact, dimming, blind/shutter. 6 channels for stations connected in parallel in conjunction with the push-button sensor expansion module. All channels of the stations can be connected in the state as delivered. Central function: all selected channels of the stations are controlled centrally Light scenes: up to 4 light scenes can be freely configured. Buttons can be configured corresponding to the cover kit. Programming without additional aids Free assignment of the buttons to the channels Red LED as status indicator (can be switched off) Blue orientation light (can be switched off) Feedback of switching states on all connected push-button sensor modules and sensor modules Up to 4 push-button sensor modules with up to 4 push-button sensor expansion modules can be connected to a single relay station (application e.g. in two-way circuits or cross connections) Cloning of push-button sensor modules: transmitting the button assignment of a push-button sensor module to other push-button sensor modules (application e.g. in changeover or cross connections) Push-button sensor modules and push-button sensor modules with expansion module can be cloned Easy installation using 2-wire cable Covers can be labelled using the laser labelling tool on the Internet under www.jung-lasern.de Operation Each button can be operated over its entire surface or top/bottom, depending on the programming. The function depends on the setting of the station. Switching / momentary contact: press button briefly. Move blind/shutter: press and hold button. Stop or adjust blind/shutter: press button briefly Dimming: press and hold button Structure of the device () Supporting ring (2) Frame (3) Adapter frame (4) Push-button sensor module (5) Locking screw (6) Button set (7) Connecting terminal (8) Box screws Bild : Installation Page

Information for electrically skilled persons Installation and electrical connection DANGER! Electric shock from touching live parts in the installation environment. An electric shock can be fatal. Before working on the device, disconnect the power and cover live parts in the area! Snapping on the adapter frame An adapter frame is required depending on the switch range. The adapter frame for the series LS is pre-mounted. Snap adapter frame (3) in the right orientation from the front onto the module (8) (Figure 2). Observe the label TOP. Connection Attention! Connect the push-button sensor module exclusively to the universal stations. Installing and connecting the device (8) (9) (0) (4) (5) (9) Connecting cable TSEM (0) Plug-in position () Push-button sensor expansion module (2) Frame (3) Double supporting ring (8) (2) (5) (3) () Bild 2: Installation with expansion module Supporting ring side A for A range, CD range and flat design. Supporting ring side B for LS range. When using the push-button sensor expansion module (Figure 2): vertical installation is preferred. Use the double supporting ring (3). For installation to a flush-mounted box only, countersink the lower screws in the wall, e.g. with bore ø 6 x 0 mm. Use supporting ring as template. DANGER! When installing with 230 V devices under a common cover, e.g. socket outlets, there is a danger of electric shock in the event of an error! An electric shock can be fatal. Do not install any 230 V devices in combination with a push-button sensor expansion module under a common cover! Install supporting ring () or (3) in the right orientation on an appliance box. Observe the label TOP ; label A or B forwards. Use only the supplied box screws (8). Insert frame (2) onto the supporting ring. Preferred installation position of push-button sensor expansion module (5) is below. Guide connecting cable (6) between supporting ring and intermediate web. Push-button sensor expansion module: insert connecting cable (6) in the right orientation in the plug-in position (7) in the push-button sensor module. Do not pinch the connecting cable. Connect push-button sensor module (4) with connecting terminal (7) to the station and insert onto the supporting ring. Fasten the push-button sensor module(s) to the supporting ring using the enclosed plastic screws (5). Only tighten the plastic screws lightly. Page 2

Start-up The push-button sensor module is ready for operation immediately after it is connected to the stations (initial commissioning). Push-button sensor module Relay station Dimming station Button top Output Output on/ brighter Button bottom Output 2 Output off/ darker Button 2 top Output 3 Output 2 on/brighter etc... When a push-button sensor module is operated with a push-button sensor expansion module on a single station, the push-button sensor expansion module does not have any function in the state as delivered. 3 3 2 4 2 4 5 7 5 7 6 8 6 8 9 0 2 3 5 4 6 Grouping Bild 3: Button assignment in state as delivered without and with push-button sensor expansion module. 4 6 3 6 3 2 3 4 4 6 3 4 5 6 3 6 2 5 6 3 4 9 4 6 3 9 0 4 5 6 6 3 8 2 5 6 3 4 7 8 9 4 6 3 9 0 4 2 5 6 Bild 4: Button configuration for entire surface or top/bottom mode, for gang, 2gang, 3gang and 4gang covers. Page 3

Preliminary remark to programming The program is called up by entering a 4-digit button combination twice. LEDs - 4 + 6 light up. Preliminary remark to grouping (button ) The push-button sensor module can be operated with gang, 2gang, 3gang and 4gang button sets. The push-button sensor module and the push-button sensor expansion module have to be re-grouped depending on the cover and the channels being switched. Assignment is performed without the cover. Configuring the buttons Each button can be configured for its entire surface or divided top/bottom. This is done by assigning the buttons as follows. For example configuration, see Figure 4. gang button Entire surface: Press micro button and then 6. Top/bottom: Top: press micro button and then 4 Bottom: press micro button 3 and then 6 2gang button Entire surface, left Press micro button and then 4. Entire surface, right Press micro button 3 and then 6. Top/bottom left: Top: press micro button and then 2 Bottom: Press micro button 3 and then 4 etc. Assigning the relay or dimming station outputs to the buttons on the push-button module. Relay station: toggle mode. The output is switched on or off through the same button. In blind/shutter mode, one channel for moving up and one channel for moving down are assigned. Dimming station: 2 channels are assigned to each output. Example output : channel switches on and dims brighter, channel 2 switches off and dims darker. Preliminary remark to central function (button 2) Central OFF and central ON can be assigned independently of each other. Channels which should respond to the central function are set at the stations. In the state as delivered, all channels respond to the central function. Preliminary remark to light scene (button 3) Before setting the light scene, the station must be set through button 6. Switching several outputs with one button. Switching states are assigned to the outputs. 4 light scenes per control point are available. Preliminary remark to status LED on/off (button 4) The button next to the respective LED switches the LED on or off. When switched on, the LED indicates the status of the channel. Switched-off LEDs are always off. The blue orientation light is switched on/off through button 9. Preliminary remark to stations (button 6) Setting which stations, relay or dimming station, are connected. Programming mode from state as delivered or after reset No change on the push-button sensor module has taken place yet. When grouping, central function or light scene are selected, all pre-set assignments are deleted. All surfaces can be reassigned. When status LED on/off is selected, the preset links are retained even when no changes have been made and the area is left directly through button 6. Existing links are retained and can be changed. Changing the links A push-button sensor module which no longer corresponds to the state as delivered can be changed to the respective mode. Links and settings are retained. Programming Entering a 4-digit button combination brings you to the programming level. The push-button sensor module must be connected to the station. Programming level No switching commands are executed in the assignment mode. Cover is not installed. Press buttons 6 3 5 5 in sequence (Figure 5). All LEDs flash 2x Press buttons 6 3 5 5 in sequence once again. All LEDs flash 2x. LEDs - 4 + 6 light up. The selection level is active. Button : grouping Button 2: central function Button 3: light scene Button 4: status LED on/off Button 6: stations Page 4

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Bild 5: LEDs - 4 + 6 light up Button : Setting or changing the grouping When links are assigned, first a load output ( - 8 or - 6) is selected, then the button which should switch the load output. Each button can be configured for its entire surface or divided. The dimming stations are assigned 2 channels for each load output. Example: Load switches on and dims brighter, channel 2 switches off and dims darker. LEDs - 4 + 6 light up. Press button (grouping). The link mode Grouping is active. LEDs of switch outputs that have not yet been assigned flash; assigned LEDs light continuously. For operation with 2 stations, LEDs 9-6 are displayed on the expansion module. Programming is also possible without the expansion module. Select switch output by pressing a button ( - 8 or - 6). Select the button that should switch the load output. Selection according to Figure 4. If an entry is faulty (e.g. button then 3), all LEDs flash. Select button once again (e.g. button then 2). Assigned buttons are overwritten without query. Back to switch output selection. LEDs of switch outputs that have not yet been assigned flash; assigned LEDs light continuously. For additional links, select switch output by pressing a button ( - 8 or - 6). Back to programming level: press and hold button 6 approx. 3 seconds. LEDs - 4 + 6 light up Make additional settings or end programming. End programming: press and hold button 6 approx. 3 seconds. Button 2: Setting or changing the central function When assigning the central function, button for central ON or button 2 for central OFF is selected, then the buttons which should switch the central function. It is also possible to assign only central ON or central OFF. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 2 3 4 5 6 Bild 6: LED : central ON, LED 2: central OFF Press button 2 (central function) The link mode Central function is active. Button : central ON Button 2: central OFF Free central function lights up. Assigned central function flashes Select central function, press button or 2. Select free buttons which should switch the central function. Selection according to Figure 4. Back to central function selection. Free central function lights up. Assigned central function flashes. For additional links, select lit button. For changes, select flashing button. Back to programming level: press and hold button 6 approx. 3 seconds LEDs - 4 + 6 light up End programming level: press and hold button 6 approx. 3 seconds. Button 3: Setting or changing the light scene Before the light scene is set, the stations must be set through button 6. Status feedback to the stations must be active. When the light scene is assigned, first one of the total of 4 light scenes is selected. Next assign the switching state of the load outputs, then the buttons which should switch the scene. Page 5

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 2 3 4 5 6 Bild 7: Light scene link mode Press button 3 (light scene). The link mode Light scene is active. LEDs - 3-5 - 7 represent the light scenes - 4. Free light scenes flash, assigned light scenes light continuously. Select a light scene with buttons - 4. A red LED lights up for each connected load output ( - 8 or - 6). For operation with 2 stations, LEDs 9-6 are displayed on the expansion module. However, programming is also possible without the expansion module. The settings for outputs 9-6 are accepted; there is no LED feedback. The switching state of the respective load output is set by buttons. Press the button of the respective output ( - 8 or - 6) repeatedly until the desired function is set. LED channel LED ON: Load Current status is retained. LED flashes slowly: LED flashes quickly: LED OFF: Channel switches on (switch channels on relay station and switching-on brightness on dimming station). Duration command for blind/shutter and dim function. Move blind/shutter to end position; dimmer dims to max. or min. brightness. Channel switches off. The dimming station switches the load at output with channel on and channel 2 off. For light scenes, the following settings for output apply: LED channel LED channel 2 Light ON ON Current status is retained LED ON Switching-on brightness flashes slowly LED ON Maximum brightness flashes quickly ON LED Minimum brightness flashes quickly ON OFF off During display of the light scene, the outputs at the stations correspondingly switch with delay. At blind/shutter outputs, the channels for moving up and down cannot be switched simultaneously. Light scenes must not be assigned to button outputs. All load outputs have been set. Press and hold button 6. The LED of the set scene flashes quickly. Select the button that should switch the light scene. Selection according to Figure 4. LEDs - 3-5 - 7: free light scenes flash, assigned light scenes light continuously. For additional light scenes, select flashing button. To change an existing light scene, select lit button. Back to programming level: press and hold button 6 approx. 3 seconds LEDs - 4 light up End programming level: press and hold button 6 or wait 2 minutes. Button 4: Status LED on/off All LEDs are set by the adjacent buttons. Button 2 = LED, button 3 = LED 2, button 6 = LED 3 etc. The blue orientation LED is switched on/off through button 9. Press button 4 (status LED on/off). The link mode Status LED on/off is active. Page 6

Assigned status LEDs light up. Set the LEDs by pressing the button next to the respective LED. The LED switches on/off. Switching the blue orientation light on/off. Press 9 button. Blue LED switches on/off All LEDs have been set Back to programming level: press and hold button 6 approx. 3 seconds. LEDs - 4 light up. End programming level: press and hold button 6. Button 6: Stations Before light scenes are set, which station is connected with which device address must be entered here. The push-button sensor module recognises whether one or two stations are connected. When one station is connected, only LED lights up. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 2 3 4 5 6 Presetting: Relay station to device addresses and 2 Device address Device address 2 Relay station Button LED Button 5 LED 3 Dimming station Button 2 LED 2 Button 6 LED 4 Bild 8: Relay station presetting Press button 6 (stations). The mode Stations is active. To set the stations, press buttons as indicated in the table. Example: Device address dimming station: button 2 Device address 2 relay station: button 5 Back to programming level: press and hold button 6 approx. 3 seconds. LEDs - 6 light up. End programming level: press and hold button 6. Reset Reset push-button sensor module to the state as delivered. All settings are overwritten. The push-button sensor module is in normal mode. Press micro buttons 2 9 7 9 in sequence. All LEDs flash 2x Press micro buttons 2 9 7 9 in sequence once again All LEDs flash 2x The state as delivered has been restored. Push-button sensor module is ready for operation. Installing buttons The buttons are available as a complete button set. Individual buttons or the complete button set can be replaced using buttons with symbols. The installation spider is not necessary to install the buttons. Place buttons on the device in the right orientation and push briefly to snap in. Observe the label TOP. Laser-print buttons at www.jung-lasern.de Cloning push-button sensor modules Cloning means transmitting the button assignment of a push-button sensor module to other push-button sensor modules. No operation of the stations is possible during an ongoing cloning operation. Only push-button sensor modules with the same release status can be cloned with each other. Several push-button sensor modules are connected to the station. Press the MODE and Central Switching Mode buttons of the relay station or the MODE and Prog. button of the dimming station simultaneously until the LEDs, ON/ and OFF/ flash. Stations and push-button sensor modules are in cloning mode. All of the red LEDs on the push-button sensor modules are flashing. Press a button on the push-button sensor module being cloned within approx. 2 minutes. All of the red LEDs on the push-button sensor module flash rapidly. All of the red LEDs on all of the other the push-button sensor modules continue to flash. Press a button on another push-button sensor module within approx. 2 minutes. Page 7

All of the red LEDs on both push-button sensor modules flash rapidly. The button assignment has been applied to the push-button sensor module, and cloning mode is terminated. For further push-button sensor modules, repeat the steps described above. It is not possible to clone devices with different release statuses. Push-button modules register a fault by flashing quickly. Cloning mode cannot be ended manually. In order to abort an ongoing cloning mode, do not actuate any push-button sensor module for 2 minutes. If cloning mode was activated at the relay station without any push-button sensor modules being connected, cloning mode is terminated automatically after 2 minutes. Appendix Technical data Power supply via universal stations DC 24 V SELV Min. current TSM approx. 3 ma Max. current TSM approx. 2 ma Min. current TSM + TSEM approx. 3 ma Max. current TSM + TSEM approx. 9 ma Safety class III Ambient temperature +5... +45 C Storage temperature -25... +70 C Connection type connection terminal Cable length max. 00 m Cable type J-Y(St)4 2 x 2 x 0.8 Help in case of problems Push-button sensor module does not respond Two stations are connected in parallel Device address of the second station was not converted. Change device address Push-button sensor module does not display the switching state correctly Switch on status feedback to the station (see relay and dimming station instructions). Accessories Universal relay station Art. No.: RS 8 REG HE Universal dimming station Art. No.: UDS 4 REG HE Warranty We reserve the right to modify technical and formal characteristics of the product insofar as this supports technical progress. Our products are under guarantee within the scope of the statutory provisions. Please send the device, postage paid, to our central Customer Service Centre, with a description of the error. ALBRECHT JUNG GMBH & CO. KG Service Centre Kupferstr. 7-9 44532 Lünen Germany The CE mark is a free trade symbol intended solely for the authorities, and does not carry any guarantee of properties. Page 8