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Dupline
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How th
the system
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t A1 A2 A4
A2 A3 Transceiver
A1 A4
A3
A1
A4 A3
A2 A3
Channel Generator
FMK 8 Channel Generator
Transceiver
A1 A2 A4
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C bli
Cabling
Carlo Gavazzi
Master Generator
Sender
C1
C2
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x-numbers of push buttons can control one or more outputs
A1 A5
Carlo Gavazzi
Master Generator
Sender
C1 A1 A5
C2
A1 A5
Carlo Gavazzi
Receiver
A1 A5
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One or more push buttons can control x-numbers of outputs
A1 A5
Carlo Gavazzi
Receiver
A1 A5
Carlo Gavazzi
Master Generator
Sender
C1
C2
Carlo Gavazzi
Receiver
A1 A5 A1 A5
Carlo Gavazzi
Receiver
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Programing of smart-house
smart house
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P l Train
Pulse T i
8.2
2.2
Sync.
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128 pulses
128 x 1 ms 8 ms
136 ms
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Function
CONFIGURATION
Input
Carlo Gavazzi
Master Generator
Sender
Output
Split I/O
8.2 8.2
2.2 22
2.2
0 0
t t
.25
25 ms .75
75 ms .5
5 ms .5
5 ms
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B1 B3
B1 B2 B3 B4
Carlo Gavazzi
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Receiver
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Carlo Gavazzi
Master Generator
Sender
B2 B4 C1
C2
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Addressing 16 groups with 8 channels in each
Groups : A to P ( A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P)
Channels : 1 to 8 (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)
I/O addresses: A1, A2, ... C5, ... P8
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8 adresser
Dupline
CARLO GAVAZZI
ASIC Progammer
GAP 1605
1 2 3 4 5 678
In/Out
ABCDE FGH
Group
I J KLMNOP
Channel 1 2 3 4 5 678
Read/On Prog
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Reading
Dupline 2) READ IN DISPLAY
CARLO GAVAZZI
ASIC Progammer
GAP 1605
In/Out
1 2 3 4 5 678 In/Out 1
ABCDE FGH
Group
Group C
I J KLMNOP
Channel 1 2 3 4 5 678 Channel 2
Read/On Prog
1) Turns ON
IInputt or output
t t1
is addressed to
C2
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New address
Dupline
CARLO GAVAZZI
ASIC Progammer
GAP 1605
1 2 3 4 5 678
2) Select IN/OUT In/Out
ABCDE FGH
3) Select Group Group
I J KLMNOP
4) Select Channel Channel 1 2 3 4 5 678
Read/On Prog
1) Turn ON 5) Press “Prog”
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8 addresses
Dupline
CARLO GAVAZZI
ASIC Progammer
GAP 1605
1 2 3 4 5 678
In/Out
ABCDE FGH
Group
I J KLMNOP
Channel 1 2 3 4 5 678
Read/On Prog
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Programing of New addresses
OPUS/FUGA
Dupline
CARLO GAVAZZI
ASIC Progammer
GAP 1605 5) Go to next
1 2 3 4 5 678
2) Select In/Output In/Out in/output
ABCDE FGH (continue from 2)
3) Select group Group
I J KLMNOP
Channel
4) Select channal 1 2 3 4 5 678
Read/On Prog
1) Turn ON 6) Push “Prog”
(P
(Programming i off the
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addresses can wait until
the last in/output address
have been selected)
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1 2 3 4 5 678
/Out
Dupline OPUS
CARLO GAVAZZI
ASIC Progammer 5) Go to next
2) Select
GAP 1605
in/output FUGA
1 2 3 4 5 678
I /O t t
In/Output I /O t
In/Out
(
(continue
ti from
f 2)
ABCDE FGH
Group
3) Select group I J KLMNOP
4) Select Ch
Channel
l 1 2 3 4 5 678
channal
Read/On Prog
1) Turn ON
1 2 3 4 5 678
In/
6) Push “Prog” IN/OUT placement
(Programming of the of OPUS/FUGA
addresses can wait until
the last in/output address
have been selected)
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IN/OUT placement
OPUS/FUGA
Dupline 1 2 3 4 5 678
CARLO GAVAZZI In/Out
ASIC Progammer
GAP 1605
1 2 3 4 5 678 OPUS
In/Out
ABCDE FGH
Group FUGA
I J KLMNOP
Channel 1 2 3 4 5 678
Read/On Prog
1 2 3 4 5 678
In/Out
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Dupline test unit
GTU 8
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Display of the status of a chosen channel group
MODE: DIGITAL
1 GROUP
Dupline
Test Unit
GTU 8
A 11 - 33 - - - 7- 8
8 Show the channel status
Mode Enter
Select Channel group
7 8
Activates the channel ON 4 5 6
1 2 3
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Basic package
9 Ungraduated dimmers (4 pcs.) in living room, bedroom, and
room make it easy to choose light according to wishes and
demand – strong cleaning and working light or subdued cosy
light.
9 The switch on/off function of the smart-house system makes
it possible to switch on and off selected points and outlets at
certain times automatically, e.g. in order to be certain that
the oven, the boiling plates, the coffee
ff maker, or other elec_
tric devices are switched off when the apartment is empty.
9 “Master functions”, by means of which a single push button
at e.g. the entrance can activate selected light all over the
p
apartment, , and correspondingly
p g y a single
g p push button can
guarantee that everything is switched off when the apart-
ment is left.
9 With a single push the subdued light of the “night route” is
switched on so that you are able to find your way around in
the apartment without getting a “light
light shock
shock”.
9 During holiday periods the apartment lives its own life.
The light is switched on/off in a rhythm programmed in
advance so that it looks as if somebody is at home.
9 The apartment is handed over with a standard programming
programming,
but all functions can be changed any time by simple
programming.
9 The system can be extended now or later with the comfort
and alarm package and the Wall-PC solution.
For further details please see the leaflet “smart-house” or the
homepage: www.smart-house.dk
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Comfort and alarm package
9 Manual control of all blinds/curtains by means of push buttons
and remote control. Blinds/curtains can be controlled both
individually and in groups.
9Further 2 ungraduated dimmers give optimal possibilities of
choosing the lighting you want in the whole apartment
9 Receivers for remote control – 1 in the sitting room/kitchen and
1 in the bedroom. Through the remote control the light can be
subdued, switched off and on, and blinds/curtains can be pulled
down and up.
9 Monitoring or control of the apartment through SMS-message.
Control and change of the various parameters through the
portable phone – e.g. switch off the coffee maker, switch off
everything, switch on everything, switch on the light, or pull
down the blinds
blinds.
9 Motion sensors in the sitting room/kitchen, the bedroom, and
the room. Can both be a part of the light control (switch on the
light when somebody enters the room) and of the alarm system.
9 Monitoring of the entrance door by means of magnetic contacts
i a part off the
is h bburglary
l alarm
l system.
9 Keyboard at the entrance door for coding and control of the
smart-house system.
9Alarm siren in the service room.
9 Gleam on activation of alarm.
alarm
9 Alarm through SMS-message.
Receive message if an alarm starts and quickly send for the
necessary help. Possibility of “actively” entering the house through
SMS and switching off ther alarm, etc.
For further details please see the leaflet “smart
smart-house
house” or the
homepage: www.smart-house.dk
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