Gewiss GW A9 471 Manuel D'utilisation page 15

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
ON COMMAND WITH TIMING
With this function an electrical load can be activated connected to a KNX actuator, i.e. stair raiser
light, which automatically deactivates after a pre-fixed time that can be parameterised on the ac-
tuator. The status of the commanded actuator is indicated by the activation of the RGB LED in the
colour chosen to indicate the load status (as explained in the LIGHT SIGNALLING paragraph).
MANAGEMENT OF CURTAINS AND ROLLER SHUTTERS
With this function motorised curtains or roller shutters connected to a KNX actuator can be moved.
The movement of each single curtain or roller shutters can be controlled with two completely sep-
arate channels or with just one channel.
Method with two channels:
• long touch (> 0.5 s): the roller shutter moves (up or down depending on push-button configu-
ration);
• short touch (≤ 0.5 s): stop, if the roller shutter is moving; adjusting the slats if the roller shutter
is still and only if the actuator is in the "Venetian" configuration.
Method with one channel:
• long touch (> 0.5 s): the roller shutter moves (in the direction opposite that of the last move-
ment);
• short touch (≤ 0.5 s): Stop, if the roller shutter is moving; adjusting the slats if the roller shutter
is still and only if the actuator is in the "Venetian" configuration.
In this mode the device does not allow the automatic control of the signalling LEDs. The signalling
can be associated with the state of an actuator contact via the specific status channel (to be explic-
itly selected during the function creation phase).
DIMMER MANAGEMENT
It allows you to control lighting devices connected to a KNX dimmer. The operation of each single
dimmer channel can be controlled with two completely separate channels, or with just one channel.
The status of the commanded dimmer is indicated by the activation of the RGB LED in the colour
chosen to indicate the load status (as explained in the LIGHT SIGNALLING paragraph).
Method with two channels:
• long touch (> 0.5 s): adjusting luminosity (brighter or dimmer depending on push-button con-
figuration);
• short touch (≤ 0.5 s): turning on or completely off (depending on push-button configuration).
Method with one channel:
• long touch (> 0.5 s): adjusting luminosity (opposite to the last adjustment);
• short touch (≤ 0.5 s): turning on or off completely depending on whether the dimmer channel
is off or on respectively.
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