Satel KNX-BSA12H Manual de usuario

KNX-BSA12L (24 VDC)

KNX-BSA12H (230 VAC)

Blind/shutter Actuator

Quick installation guide

Full manual is available on www.satel.eu

Firmware version 1.02 knx-bsa_sii_en 11/19

SATEL sp. z o.o. •ul. Budowlanych 66 • 80-298 Gdańsk • POLAND

tel. +48 58 320 94 00

www.satel.eu

IMPORTANT

The device should be installed by qualified personnel.

Prior to installation, please read carefully this manual in order to avoid mistakes that can lead

to malfunction or even damage to the equipment.

Changes, modifications or repairs not authorized by the manufacturer shall void your rights

under the warranty.

SATEL aims to continually improve the quality of its products, which may result in changes in

their technical specifications and software. Current information about the changes being

introduced is available on our website.

Please visit us at:

http://www.satel.eu

The declaration of conformity may be consulted at www.satel.eu/ce

The following symbols may be used in this manual:

- note;

- caution.

This manual only regards the installation of modules KNX-BSA12L and KNX-BSA12H. For

more information about modules and their configuration, please refer to the full manual

available at www.satel.eu.

1. Description

The KNX-BSA12L and KNX-BSA12H are KNX blind/shutter actuators that allow you to

control the movement of sun protection products such as horizontal (Venetian) blinds, vertical

blinds, roller shutters and awnings. They also enable control of the movement of electrically-

operated windows. The KNX-BSA12L module is designed to control devices having the

24 VDC motor. The KNX-BSA12H module instead can control devices equipped with the

230 VAC motor.

The KNX-BSA12L and KNX-BSA12H modules have two physical outputs with two

corresponding logic channels. Each channel allows control of one selected type of

blind/shutter or window.

connecting terminals for blind/shutter motors and power supply.

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LEDs indicating state of blinds/shutters / channels and errors ( and –green, -

orange) –see Table 1.

LED

State of channel / blind/shutter

no blind/shutter / channel not used

blind/shutter not synchronized with module

blind/shutter travel time detection (synchronization of

blind/shutter with module)

blind/shutter fully open

position other than fully open

blind/shutter move up

blind/shutter move down

restoring module factory settings

Error type

blind/shutter error* when move up

blind/shutter error* when move down

–OFF, –ON, –flashing, / and / –LEDs are OFF and ON

alternately.

* incorrect position, mechanical jam, no power / supply circuit fault, motor overheating

or obstacle detection by smart motor.

Table 1.

Blind/shutter error does not block the channel. The blind/shutter travel can be

controlled for the entire duration of the error. The error is automatically cleared when

the blind/shutter reaches the end position in the opposite direction to that in which it

was moving when the channel reported an error.

Continuous operation for too long a time or repeated activation of the blind/shutter in

very short intervals can cause motor overheating. Re-starting of the motor is only

possible after it has cooled down. The maximum continuous operation time of the

motor and the time required for cooling down after overheating are specified in the

motor manual.

buttons for manual control of blinds/shutters / channels –see Table 2.

Button

How to use

Reaction

short press

blind/shutter move one step up* / stop

long press

blind/shutter fully open

short press

blind/shutter move one step down* / stop

long press

blind/shutter fully closed

long press

starts process of blind/shutter travel time

detection (synchronization of blind/shutter with

module)

* function available in normal operating mode (not available in service mode).

Pressing the button is interpreted by the module as a long press, when you press and

hold down the button for longer than 1 second.

Table 2.

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Manual control is possible after configuring the module settings in the ETS program.

The buttons are also used for restoring the module to its factory default settings (see

“Restoring module factory default settings”).

red LED –ON during physical address assignment via the ETS program and flashes

when the service mode is active. Address assignment can be activated manually by

using the button on the enclosure or remotely from the ETS program.

programming button (used for physical address assignment). The button can also be

used to start the service mode in the module (see “Service mode”).

terminal to connect KNX bus.

1.1 Enclosure

Electronics of the KNX-BSA12L and KNX-BSA12H modules is installed in enclosures of

identical shape and dimensions. The enclosures only differ in their panels for manual control

of channel state. The figure shows enclosure dimensions based on the KNX-BSA12L

module. The module takes up 4 units on the DIN rail (35 mm).

1.2 Service mode

The service mode allows checking whether connections between the module and the

blind/shutter motors are made properly, and whether the module correctly detects the

blind/shutter movement. You can use the service mode before configuring the module

settings in the ETS program (e.g. to set limit switches).

To enter the service mode, press and hold the button on the module enclosure for about

5 seconds. The LED next to the button will start flashing. When the service mode is started,

the blind/shutter can only be moved by using the buttons located on the enclosure (see p. 2).

Scenes and other functions will be blocked.

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Table 3 contains information on operating the module in service mode.

Control

Blind/shutter

state

LED

State of connection between

module and blind/shutter

motor

long press

move up

motor connected correctly, the

module detects blind/shutter

movement

long press

move down

long press

move down

motor connected incorrectly *

long press

move up

long press

move up

motor connected correctly, but

the module detects no

blind/shutter movement **

long press

move down

long press

no move

motor is defective / connected

incorrectly / receives no power

from the module

long press

no move

short press /

stop

–OFF, –ON.

* KNX-BSA 12L –reverse the wires connecting the module with the blind/shutter motor,

KNX-BSA 12H –reverse the wires controlling the direction of motor rotation.

** Check the current consumption by the blind/shutter motor:

–if it is lower than the minimum current detected by the module, the blind/shutter travel

time must be detected manually,

–if it is higher than the minimum current detected by the module, it means failure of the

motor detection circuit in the module.

Table 3.

If you want to end the service mode, press and hold the button on the module enclosure

for about 5 seconds.

2. Installation

Disconnect power before making any electrical connections.

The module is designed for indoor installation, in spaces with normal air humidity, e.g. in

distribution boxes on 35 mm DIN rail.

1. Mount the module on the mounting rail.

2. Connect the blind/shutter motors and power cables to the connection terminals as

indicated on the enclosure.

All connections should be made as recommended in section “Wiring diagram”.

3. Use the connection terminal to connect the KNX bus cable to the module.

4. Connect a computer running ETS program to the KNX bus and configure the module.

To configure the module, you will require a computer running the ETS program version

5.5 or newer, provided with USB or Ethernet (TCP/IP) connector. The SATEL ETS

application file, which can be downloaded from www.satel.eu/ets, must be imported

into the program.

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2.1 Wiring diagram

3. Restoring module factory default settings

1. Press simultaneously the four channel state control buttons located on the module

enclosure (see “Description”). The and LED indicators will come on.

2. Hold the buttons down until the LEDs go out (about 5 seconds). The module will be

restarted and the factory settings will be restored.

4. Specifications

Power supply

Supply voltage (KNX bus)......................................................................................20…30 VDC

Current consumption from KNX bus ..............................................................................<20 mA

Load circuit

Unrated voltage

KNX-BSA 12L ...................................................................................................24 VDC

KNX-BSA 12H.................................................................................................230 VAC

Inrated current

KNX-BSA 12L ..........................................................................................................6 A

KNX-BSA 12H..........................................................................................................6 A

Connections

Maximum wire cross-section.........................................................................................2.5 mm2

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Maximum tightening torque............................................................................................ 0.5 Nm

KNX parameters

Maximum time of reaction to telegram...........................................................................<20 ms

Maximum number of communication objects KNX-BSA12L/KNX-BSA12H...........................45

Maximum number of group addresses.................................................................................256

Maximum number of associations........................................................................................256

Other parameters

Operating temperature range..................................................................................0°C...+45°C

Storage/transport temperature range...................................................................-25°C...+70°C

IP code............................................................................................................................... IP20

Number of units on DIN rail......................................................................................................4

Enclosure dimensions..................................................................................... 70 x 92 x 60 mm

Weight

KNX-BSA 12L.......................................................................................................182 g

KNX-BSA 12H......................................................................................................188 g

Exceeding the limit values of the module working parameters may damage the

module and pose hazard to human health or life.

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