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MARMITEK X-10 PRODUCT INFORMATION
MARMITEK
HOME CONTROL
Marmitek B.V. Postbus 4257, 5604 EG, Eindhoven, Nederland. Tel:+31 40 21 22 831 Fax: +31 40 21 28 232
 MARMITEK 1998
MARMITEK
ACTIVEHOME
Félicitations pour votre achat de ActiveHome, un système complet qui vous permettra d'automatiser votre
maison.
ActiveHome apporte à votre maison plus de sécurité, de commodité et d'économie d'énergie en commandant
vos lumières et appareils électriques à l'aide de "Macros" personnelles que vous aurez vous même créées Le
logiciel ActiveHome et son interface PC peuvent automatiser toutes les lampes et appareils électriques de votre
maison. Il est, de plus, très facile à installer.
Voici quelques exemples de ce que vous pouvez/aire avec ActiveHome:
Simuler une présence chez vous en allumant des lampes ou appareils électriques en votre absence
Contrôler individuellement ou en groupe des lampes ou des appareils électriques à l'aide d'une
télécommande.
Créer des "Macros" personnels devant se déclencher à certaines heures comme quand vous vous levez ou
vous couchez.
Programmer vos lumières pour s'allumer au crépuscule (et non pas à une heure prédéfmie ).
Utilisez ce manuel pour vous familiarisez avec ActiveHome.
Ce manuel explique rapidement comment ActiveHome fonctionne et comment le mettre en service. Ensuite il
vous expliquera comment contrôler une simple lampe à partir de votre PC. Finalement, une fois que vous
maîtriserez les bases, ce manuel vous montrera différentes "Macros" que vous pourrez créer à l'aide de votre
PC.
Pour commencer
Parce que nous savons que vous êtes impatient de commencer, cette introduction sera aussi courte que possible,
mais elle contient des informations très importantes, aussi lisez la attentivement.
La première chose que vous devez savoir est qu'il existe deux types d'appareils différents dont vous avez besoin
pour contrôler votre maison: les contrôleurs et les modules. Toutes les lampes et les appareils électriques que
vous désirez contrôler sont reliés à un module, ce module est ensuite lui même relié au secteur, en étant, par
exemple, connecté dans une prise électrique. Les modules reçoivent leurs commandes des contrôleurs.
Les contrôleurs sont eux aussi reliés au secteur et envoient des commandes aux modules en utilisant le câblage
électrique de votre maison sans pour cela affecté le moins du monde votre installation électrique. A vec votre
logiciel et interface ActiveHome, votre PC devient un contrôleur très intelligent pour toutes vos tâches
"domotiques". Voici comment cela fonctionne:
Votre interface ActiveHome se connecte au port série de votre PC et ensuite à une prise secteur. Le logiciel
ActiveHome dit à l'interface ce qu'elle doit faire. L'interface transmet alors ces signaux numériques sur les
câbles électriques de votre maison vers un module qui reçoit les signaux et exécute la commande envoyée par le
contrôleur, dans le cas présent votre PC.
Chaque module a une adresseparticulière composée d'un code lettre (roue codeuse rouge sur le module) et d'un
code module (roue codeuse noire sur le module). Le contrôleur transmet sur le réseau électrique l'adresse puis
une commande. Seul le module possédant la même adresseexécutera la commande. Si plusieurs modules
possèdent la même adresse, chacun de ces modules exécutera la commande. Les adressespeuvent être réglées
sur chaque module en tournant les deux roues codeuses se trouvant sur la face avant du module jusqu'à la lettre
et le chiffre désirés (utilisez pour cela un petit tournevis). Le code lettre peut prendre les valeurs A à P, le code
chiffre, les valeurs de 1 à 16.
Le logiciel ActiveHome vous permet de :
.Construire
simplement des "Macros" pour contrôler un groupe de modules Marmitek X-IO. Par exemple,
une "Macro" s'appelant "Retour maison" pourrait allumer la lumière extérieure, la lumière de l'entrée, la
lumière du salon, la chaîne hi-fi et passer le chauffage en mode confort.
Une "Macro" "Bonne nuit" pourrait éteindre les lumières oubliées, la chaîne hi-fi, passer le chauffage en
économie, mais laisser les lumières de sécurité allumées.
Créer des plannings d'événements qui pourront
jours/7.
faire vivre votre maison automatiquement
24h/24,
Défmir des plannings de sécurité qui pourront donner vie à votre maison en votre absence, en allumant des
lumières et/ou des appareils électriques aux plages horaires que vous aurez définies (sans que le dispositif
soit détectable).
Créer des rapports imprimés montrant les différents aspects de votre automatisation. Par exemple, quels
événements ont été planifiés, comment sont installés les modules Marmitek X-I O dans votre maison et
quelles "Macros" ont été défmies.
Imprimer des étiquettes pour les différents types de contrôleur Marmitek X-I O afm de vous rappeler à quoi
correspondent les boutons, en conservant les noms utilisés dans ActiveHome, ex. Lampe de chevet,
plafonnier, etc.
Déballez votre kit de démarrage
Votre kit de démarrage ActiveHome contient les éléments suivants:
Un CD ROM contenant le logiciel ActiveHome
Une Interface CMil chargée d'envoyer les commandes aux différents modules*
Un câble permettant de relier le PC à l'interface.
* (les modules peuvent être inclus ou vendus séparément suivant le kit que vous avez acheté).
Installation de l'interface sur le PC
Lisez attentivement cesinstructions avant de commencerl'installation de l'interface.
Avant de commencer vérifiez que votre PC n'est pas sous tension.
Prenez le câble livré avec votre kit ActiveHome
port série libre à l'arrière de votre PC.
3.
4.
5
et connectez la prise Sub- D 9 points (la plus grande) à un
Branchez la prise RJ45 (la plus petite) du câble dans le connecteur situé en haut de l'interface.
Branchez l'interface dans n'importe qu'elle prise électrique se trouvant à proximité de votre PC (les
prolongateurs ne sont pas recommandés).
Branchez, éventuellement,
de l'interface.
le câble secteur de votre unité centrale dans la prise se trouvant sur la face avant
6. Allumez votre PC et double cliquez sur l'icône ActiveHome. Ceci aura pour conséquencede lancer le
7.
logiciel ActiveHome. Dans la barre de menu sélectionnez "outils" et ensuite "voir connexions". Vous verrez
apparaître une série de photo qui montre comment installer l'interface (voir ci-dessus Installation de
l'Interface PC). Regardez ces photos et une fois que vous êtes sûr d'avoir effectué correctement
l'installation, cliquez sur les photos et celles ci disparaîtront.
Sélectionnez
l'interface.
Préférences dans le menu Fichier et choisissez le port série sur lequel vous avez installée
Votre ordinateur est maintenant prêt à contrôler les lumières et les appareils électriques de votre maison. Il ne
vous reste plus qu'à installer des modules pour chaque équipement que vous désirez contrôler.
La première fois que vous lancerez ActiveHome, le logiciel chargera un fichier appelé "Myhouse.XIO".
"MYHOUSE" contient une représentation graphique d'un module lampe, d'un module appareil électrique ainsi
qu'un exemple de IIMacro" (vous en apprendrez plus sur les IIMacros" dans quelques instants). Le module lampe
a été appelé "Module lampe" et le module appareil électrique "Appareil électrique".
"Module lampe" a été réglé sur l'adresse AI. Cette adressedoit correspondre à l'adresse du module lampe que
vous allez installer (le module peut être inclus dans le kit que vous avez acheté ou bien être vendu séparément).
Le module" Appareil électrique" a été réglé sur l'adresse A2 et doit correspondre à l'adresse du module appareil
électrique que vous allez installer.
v érifiez que les adressessur les faces avants des modules sont correctement réglés. La roue codeuse rouge doit
être sur A pour les deux modules et la roue codeuse noire doit être sur I pour le module lampe et sur 2 pour le
module appareil électrique (un petit tournevis permet de les régler).
Quand vous êtes prêt à installez vos deux modules, en utilisant le bouton DROIT de la souris, cliquez sur
"Module lampe".Un sous menu à deux entrées apparaîtra: "Qu'est ce que c'est ?" et "Installation". Cliquez sur
Installation (bouton gauche de la souris). 4 photos apparaîtrons vous montrant comment installer les modules.
Pour contrôler une lampe à raide du logiciel ActiveHome, suivezcesdifférentes étapes
Lisez attentivement ces instructions avant d'installer un module lampe.
2
3
4
5.
Choisissez une lampe munie d'une ampoule à incandescence inférieure à 300 W et vérifiez que son
interrupteur est en position marche.
Débranchez la lampe de sa prise murale et branchez la dans le module lampe.
Branchez le module lampe dans une prise secteur. Si la prise est commandée par un interrupteur, vérifiez
que celui ci soit bien en position marche.
Si vous ne l'avez déjà fait, démarrez votre logiciel ActiveHome en double cliquant sur l'icône ActiveHome.
En utilisant votre souris, cliquez sur l'interrupteur de "Module lampe" sur l'écran de votre PC. Il peut y
avoir un délais de une à deux secondesentre le moment ou vous cliquez sur le module présent sur l'écran et
le moment ou la lampe s'allume ou s'éteint effectivement. Vous pouvez aussi faire variez l'intensité
lumineuse de la lampe en bougeant l'interrupteur linéaire de haut en bas.
Contrôler un appareil électrique est tout aussi facile!
Lisez attentivement ces instructions avant d'installer
4.
'
un module lampe.
Choisissez un petit appareil électrique comme par exemple un poste radio. Vérifiez que son interrupteur de
mise en marche soit en position marche
Débranchez l'appareil électrique de sa prise secteur et branchez le sur le module appareil électrique.
Branchez le module appareil électrique dans une prise secteur. Si la prise est commandée par un
interrupteur, vérifiez que celui ci soit bien en position marche.
Si vous ne l'avez déjà fait, démarrez votre logiciel ActiveHome en double cliquant sur l'icône ActiveHome
A l'aide de votre souris, cliquez sur l'interrupteur de " Appareil électrique" sur l'écran de votre PC. Il peut y
avoir un délais d'une à deux secondesentre le moment ou vous cliquez sur l'interrupteur du module et celui
ou l'appareil électrique se met effectivement en marche.
Vous pouvez programmez l'heure à laquelle chacun de vos modules doit s'éteindre et s'allumer en cliquant sur la
grande zone noire se trouvant sur la représentation graphique des modules apparaissant à l'écran. Si vous avez
des problèmes pour réalisez cette programmation, vous pouvez consultez l'aide en ligne.
Vous pouvez aussi défmir vos propres "Macros" pour les lampes et appareils électriques de votre maison! Cidessous vous trouverez quelques exemples de "Macros" que vous pouvez créer pour contrôler le module lampe
et le module appareil électrique que vous venez juste d'installer.
Exemple de "Macros":
Deux IIMacros" de démonstrations sont fournis avec votre logiciel ActiveHome "Demo Macro 1" et "Demo
Macro 2". Ces deux IIMacros" apparaissent sur l'écran sous forme de module. Cliquez sur l'icône IIMacro" à
droite de la barre d'outils. La fenêtre "Editeur de Macros" apparaît à l'écran. Tous les modules installés (modules
du Fichier d'exemples) seront affichés sur la partie droite de l'écran. Sur la partie gauche se trouve
l'emplacement des IIMacros". Les IIMacros" doivent avoir, tous comme les modules, une adresse ainsi qu'une
condition marche/arrêt (on/off) de façon à activer la séquence d'événements contenus dans la "Macro".
"Demo Macro l ", avec une adresse" A4-0n" sur la partie gauche de l'écran, possède 5 modules reliés les uns
aux autres. Si vous regardez attentivement, vous verrez qu'en fait il n'y a que deux modules différents: "Module
lampe" et "Appareil électrique". Chacun de ces 5 modules fait quelque chose de sensiblement différent:
.Le
module du haut allume "Module lampe" à 50 % de luminosité quand l'interface détecte qu'une
commande" A4-0n" (l'adresse de la "Macro" par défaut) a été transmise sur les câbles électriques de la
maison.
.Le
module suivant met en marche" Appareil électrique" au même moment.
.Le
module du milieu fait varier la luminosité de "Module lampe" jusqu'à 100%, mais ceci simplement 5 mn
après que l'adresse de la "Macro de démonstration A4-0n" ait été détectée par l'interface sur le réseau
électrique de la maison. Vous pouvez voir que sur chaque module le dessin d'une horloge apparaît et que
sur le module du milieu 0.05 apparaît au centre du dessin de l'horloge. Ceci indique que l'action engendrée
par ce module est retardée de 5 mn. Pour modifier ce retard, il suffit de double-cliquer sur le dessin de
l'horloge.
Le
module suivant est " Appareil électrique" et il est réglé pour s'éteindre 10 minutes après que la
commande "A4-0n" ait été détectée.
Le dernier module est de nouveau "Module lampe", et cette fois ci il doit s'eteindre 15 minute après que la
commande A4-ün ait été détectés.
.
En résumé, voici les fonctions de la "Macro" A4-0n:
Allumer "Module lampe" à 50% de luminosité immédiatement
Mettre en marche " Appareil électrique" immédiatement
Allumer "Module
Arrêter " Appareil
lampe" à I 00% après 5 mn
électrique" I 0 mn plus tard
Eteindre "Module
lampe" 15 mn plus tard.
Vous pouvez essayer cette "Macro" en cliquant sur le bouton d'exécution qui se trouve au centre de la
représentation graphique de la "Macro" appelé "Demo Macro l ".
Note:
Si votre ordinateur est doté de fonctions d'éveil tel que Rapide Resume ou Wake up on Ring, nous
vous conseillons de les mettre en service de façon à tirer le meilleur partis de votre logiciel et interface
ActiveHome. Reportez vous à l'aide en ligne pour plus de renseignements.
Une deuxième IIMacro" de démonstration: IlA4-Off' montre sur la partie gauche de l'écran 2 modules reliés l'un
à l'autre. Cette "Macro A4" est présente pour vous montrer qu'il est possible d'avoir, pour chaque adresse, une
"Macro On" et une "Macro Off' totalement différente. Parce qu'une IIMacro" déclenche en fait une série
d'événements (qui peuvent être la mise en ou hors service d'appareils électriques) il est possible que la
commande On pour une adresse donnée déclenche une "Macro Il et la commande Off pour la même adresse
déclenche une IIMacro" complètement différente.
Essayons d'appliquer
ce que nous venons de voir...
Défmissons une "Macro" que vous exécuterez lors de votre réveil. Que souhaiteriez vous faire lorsque vous
vous levez le matin? Disons que vous vouliez allumer votre lampe de chevet, mettre en marche votre cafetière
électrique dans la cuisine de façon à avoir du café chaud au petit déjeuner, quand vous sortez de la salle de bain,
vous pouvez éteindre cette lumière et allez à la cuisine pour boire cette tasse de café. Surtout n'oubliez pas
d'éteindre la cafetière avant de partir pour le travail.
Comment allons nous procéder pour réaliser cette "Macro"? Premièrement, nous allons prendre le module
lampe A 1 que nous avons utilisé précédemment et le connecter à votre lampe de chevet dans votre chambre.
N'oubliez pas de laisser l'interrupteur de votre lampe de chevet en position marche. Prenez ensuite le module
appareil électrique Al et connectez le à votre cafetière électrique (souvenez vous de la laisser en marche).
Maintenant renommons la représentation graphique de "Module lampe": cliquez sur le champ où le nom
apparaît, appuyez sur retour arrière, ensuite tapez "lampe de chevet" et retour (enter). Changez aussi le nom
" Appareil électrique" pour "Cafetière".
Ensuite allez dans le menu générateur de "Macro" (cliquez sur l'icône la plus à droite dans la barre d'outils) et
cliquez sur "Macro" dans la barre de menu. Un autre menu apparaît, cliquer sur "Macro" Instantanée. Une
nouvelle "Macro instantanée" nommée "Macro l " et avec une adresse " A3-On" est créée. Le logiciel
ActiveHome donne toujours la première adresse in1médiatement disponible lors de la création d'un nouveau
module ou d'une nouvelle "Macro " .Le logiciel attribue aussi automatiquement le prochain état On/Off pour
cette adresse.Pour changer l'état On/Off, cliquer sur le champ On/Off.
2.
3
4
5.
6.
Renommez la "Macro": Réveil
Bouger la souris vers la partie droite de l'écran, avec le bouton gauche de la souris cliquez sur le module
"Lampe de chevet", glissez le jusqu'à la partie gauche de l'écran et "relâchez le" sur la "Macro" Réveil. Une
copie du module "lampe de chevet sera automatiquement relié à la "Macro" Réveil. L'état de "lampe de
chevet" étant On vous n'avez rien d'autre à faire.
Glissez et relâchez une copie du module "cafetière" sur la "Macro" Réveil. Le module "Cafetière" sera
maintenant relié à la "Macro" Réveil. L'état du module étant On vous n'avez rien d'autre à faire.
Glissez et relâchez le module "lampe de chevet" de nouveau sur la "Macro" "Réveil". Remarquez que cette
fois ci l'écran Retard s'affiche automatiquement, glissez le pointeur sur 5 mn et cliquez sur OK.
Cette fois réglez la luminosité de la lampe à 0%
Finissez en glissant le module "Cafetière" sur la "Macro" Réveil, réglez son retard à 1 heure et éteignez le
(off).
Sélectionnez "Macro" sur la barre de menu, et cliquez ensuite sur Fermer & télécharger. La "Macro" que vous
venez de créer sera téléchargée dans l'interface. L'écran principal d'ActiveHome s'affiche de nouveau,
remarquez que vous avez une nouvelle "Macro" sur l'écran appelée REVEII
Ensuite, vous devez planifier votre "Macro" pour qu'elle s'exécute à un moment bien précis. Pour cela cliquez
sur le champ "Planification" (le rectangle noir) du module "Macro", une fenêtre s'ouvre alors ou vous pouvez
programmer les heures d'exécution de votre "Macro".
La barre du haut de la fenêtre "Planification" est celle où vous réglez l'heure de déclenchement de votre
"Macro". Glisser le curseur vert jusqu'à l'heure désirée, ou entrez directement l'heure dans la petite fenêtre se
trouvant dans l'angle supérieur droit de l'écran (format de l'heure: OOhOOAMà Ilh59AM pour les heures avant
midi, hh:mm PM (12hOOPM à Ilh59PM) pour les heures après midi). Remarquez que vous ne pouvez pas
régler une heure de fm pour les "Macros", car vous programmez l'heure d'exécution de la "Macro" et non pas ce
qu'elle est censée faire.
Ensuite, cliquez sur le jour ou les jours où vous voulez que cette "Macro" s'exécute. vous pouvez sélectionner
aujourd'hui, demain, tous les jours de la semaine, les week-ends, chaque jour ou simplement cliquer sur un jour
ou des jours particuliers. Vous pouvez aussi régler votre "Macro" de façon qu'elle se déclenche à l'aube ou au
crépuscule à la place d'une heure particulière.
Vous pouvez aussi choisir Dates Spécifiques. Si vous le faîtes, la fenêtre va s'agrandir et une série de date va
apparaître. Choisissez les dates durant lesquelles vous désirez que la "Macro" que vous venez de programmer
s'exécute. Par exemple vous pouvez désirer que cet événement se produise uniquement durant vos vacances,
disons entre le 1 et le 15 Juillet. Glissez simplement le curseur de gauche (le vert) sous le mois et la date à
laquelle vous désirez que l'événement commence à se produire (ler Juillet). Ensuite glissez le curseur de droite
(rouge) jusqu'à la date à laquelle vous désirez que l'événement cesse de se produire (15 Juillet). Vous pouvez
aussi entrer 7/1 dans la fenêtre à droite et au dessus des mois et 7/15 dans la fenêtre à droite et sous les mois
(attention entrez le mois et ensuite la date).
Félicitations, vous venez d'automatiser votre maison.
En utilisant ActiveHome, vous êtes certains de ne plus entrer chez vous dans le noir: en programmant une
lampe pour s'allumer à une certaine heure. Economisez sur votre facture d'électricité en programmant cette
lampe pour ne s'allumer que lorsque la nuit tombe plutôt qu'a une heure fIXe. Dans la fenêtre de programmation,
choisissez ON au crépuscule et votre lampe s'allumera chaque jour à la nuit tombante.
Pour que option fonctionne correctement, vous devrez identifier l'endroit ainsi que la zone horaire où vous
habitez dans l'écran "Localisation". Sélectionner Outils dans la barre de menu, ensuite préférence et fmalement
"Localisation". Choisissez, dans la liste la ville la plus proche de chez vous. Choisissez ensuite votre zone
horaire et cliquez sur Heure d'été si vous êtes actuellement en heure d'été. A partir de cet instant votre lampe
s'allumera tous les jours à une heure différente, ActiveHome connaissant l'heure du coucher de soleil de
l'endroit où vous habitez.
Un autre exemple d'une "Macro" très pratique pourrait être une "Macro" de "coucher". Raccorder votre lampe
de chevet au module lampe et votre couverture électrique au module appareil électrique. Programmer votre
"Macro" pour qu'elle s'exécutejuste avant que vous n'alliez vous coucher chaque jour. Plusieurs
programmations horaires peuvent-être défInis. Par exemple de Lundi à Vendredi si vous allez vous coucher à
22:30, programmez votre "Macro" pour qu'elle s'exécute à 10:30 PM les jours de semaine. Les week-ends si
vous allez vous coucher à 23:30, cliquez sur "Suivant" dans l'écran "Planification" et, dans ce deuxième écran,
programmez votre "Macro" pour qu'elle s'exécute à 11:30 PM les Week-ends. Maintenant, votre lampe sera
allumée et votre lit chaud et confortable lorsque vous irez vous coucher. Votre "Macro" peut, bien sur, éteindre
la lumière et la couverture électrique quelque temps après.
Ceci ne sont que quelques exemples, pamli de nombreuses possibilités, de ce que vous pouvez faire avec
ActiveHome.
Problèmesde sécurité
Souvenezvous de toujours faire preuve de bon senslorsque vous utilisez ActiveHome, en particulier
lorsque vous programmez des événementsqui seproduiront lorsque vous serezabsent.Des conséquences
inattendues peuvent alors seproduire. Par exemple,une cafetière vide allumée à distance peut être
gravement endommagée.Un incendie peut se déclarer si un radiateur électrique est mis en marche à
distance alors qu'il est recouvert, par exemple,par desvêtements.Soyezt~èsprudent lorsque vous utilisez
le systèmepour contrôler des appareils utilisant une grande puissancecomme des radiateurs électriques
portables.
Informations supplémentaires
Une des premières choses à faire avant d'automatiser votre maison, est de lire l'aide en ligne, paragraphe
"concepts et termes ". Vous trouverez ce paragraphe en cliquant sur "Aide" dans la barre de menu, puis sur
"Contenu" et fmalement dans la table de contenu vous pouvez sélectionner "concepts et termes".
Lisez attentivement toutes les informations de cette rubrique avant de continuer. Cela vous permettra d'exploiter
complètement les possibilités d'ActiveHome.
Fichier d'exemple
Après avoir lu "Concepts et termes", prenez quelques minutes pour examiner le fichier d'exemple
d'ActiveHome. Pour ouvrir le fichier d'exemple, cliquer sur fichier dans la barre de menu et sélectionner Ouvrir.
Cliquer sur sample.xlO (exemple.xlO) et ensuite sur OK.
Le fichier d'exemple d'ActiveHome vous permettra d'étudier les diverse fonctions d'ActiveHome avant de vous
même modifier votre fichier MAMAISON.1l y a divers nom de pièces écris au bas de l'écran, cliquez sur
chacune de ces pièces pour voir ce qui est installé dans chacune d'elle. Vous verrez des représentation
graphiques de lampes ou d'appareils électriques, regardez les différentes "Macros", elle vous donneront
certainement des idées pour créer le vôtres.
Organisation de l'écran ActiveHome
Au bas de l'écran apparaissent des onglets représentant les diverses pièces de votre maison. Ces onglets
organisent votre écran ActiveHome par pièce. Par exemple, si un de vos modules se situent physiquement dans
votre chanlbre, mettez sa représentation graphique sous l'onglet "Chanlbre". Vous pouvez déplacer la
représentation graphique d'un module vers n'importe quelle pièce décrite au bas de l'écran, simplement en
cliquant dessus et en le glissant sur l'onglet souhaité. Pour voir une pièce différente, cliquez sur son onglet ou
utilisez la touche tabulation de votre clavier (Shift et Tabulation pour revenir en arrière).
L'onglet le plus à droite sur l'écran s'appelle "Corbeille". Pour supprimer un module, pas une "Macro", glissez le
simplement vers la corbeille ou sélectionnez le module et ensuite appuyez sur la touche "suppr" de votre clavier.
Les modules peuvent être récupérés dans la corbeille à tous moments avant que vous ne sortiez du programme
simplement en les glissant hors de la corbeille.
Fichier d'aide
ActiveHome pour Windows est livré avec un fichier d'aide en ligne très complet. En fait la plupart des
informations contenues dans le fichier que vous êtes en train de lire sont reprises dans le paragraphe
"Démarrer" de l'aide en ligne. Si vous vous posez des questions sur la Saçon d'utiliser ActiveHome, vous pouvez
toujours consultez l'aide en ligne en y accédant par un des moyens suivants:
I.
2.
3.
Appuyez sur la touche "F 1"
Sélectionnez" Aide" dans la barre de menu
Cliquez sur le bouton" Aide" (s'il apparaît à l'écran).
Configuration
du port série
Le port par défaut du logiciel ActiveHome est le port série COM2. Si vous reliez votre interface à un autre port
série, Vous devrez changez l'attribution du port série dans le logiciel ActiveHome.
Pour changer de port série, Lancez ActiveHome et sélectionnez "Outil" dans la barre de menu, puis cliquez sur
"Test communications" et changez de port série". Si vous ne savez pas à quelle liaison série l'interface est
raccordée, cliquer sur le bouton "Test" après avoir sélectionné le port de votre choix. Le logiciel vérifiera le port
que vous avez sélectionné en recherchant l'interface. La ligne de statut indiquera si le logiciel a trouvé l'interface
ou non. Quand la bonne liaison série a été trouvée, sortez du menu "Test communications" en cliquant sur
"OK".
MARMITEK X-10
PRODUCT VIEW
Click the picture of your choice to see its information
LAMP MODULE
LM12
ALARM INTERFACE
SM10
MINI TIMER
MT7223
MINI CONTROLLER
IR543
TTL INTERFACE
TW7223
COMPUTERINTERFACE
CM11
APPLIANCE MODULE AM12
6 IN 1 REMOTE
DIN RAIL DIMMER
LD10
DIN RAILa SWITCH
AD10
TRANSCEIVER
TM12
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WALL MOUNTED DIMMER
LW10
SENSOR
DM10
WALL MOUNTED SWITCH
AW10
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REMOTE CONTROL
HR10
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WIRELESS SWITCH
RW10/RW12
POWERHOUND WATCHDOG
MODULE DK10
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8 IN 1 REMOTE
CONSOLE MARMITEK
WIRELESS ALARM
WALL MOUNTED SHUTTER
SWITCH SW10
POWERMID TRANSMITTER
INFRARED EXTENDER
GIGAVIDEO
WIRELESS AUDIO/VIDEO
+ INFRARED EXTENDER
UNIVERSAL MODULE
UM506
~
230V/50Hz
FILTER/CaOUPLER
FD10
Voice dialer security system
Wireless security system - 433 MHz RF operating frequency
Key Features
w Modular, upgradeable security system includes base console, door/
window sensors, motion detectors, lamp module, keychain remote and
security/home control remote, external motion sensors, plug in sirens.
Easily expandable to include more sensors/remotes/modules (up to 16
sensors , 8 remotes and 16 home automation modules).
w Programmable voice dialler calls up to four friends or neighbours.
w Flashes X-10 controlled lights; fully compatible with Marmitek X-10
home-control products.
w Easy to install-- no wiring.
Benefits
Technical data
The voice dialler security kits are fully supervised systems that gives you
the power to protect your home whether you are home or away. These
kits are easily installed (no wires).
Security
console:
- CE Mark
- PTT approved dialer
- 433.92 RF operating frequency. Other frequencies available on
If a window or door sensor or motion detector is activated, sirens of 95 dBs
will sound and make your house physically uncomfortable for a burgular
thus forcing him/her to leave as quickly as possible. A voice dialler system
will immediately call a friend or neighbor, playing your pre-recorded
message indicating that there is a problem at your residence. A listen-in
feature allows the friend or neighbour to hear what is going on inside the
home and take appropriate action.
In total, the console can monitor up to 16 door/window sensors or motion
detectors, 8 remote controls, and 16 lamp or appliance modules.
Additionnal sirens can be plugged-in everywhere and anywhere in the
house.
request.
- 230V 50 Hz supply. 9 V PP3 back up battery - 20 hours stand-by time
- Integral 95 dB siren
- Monitors up to 16 sensors (door/window and/or motion detector) plus
8 remotes
- Dimensions: L180-W128-H52 mm
Keychain remote: KR10 (Arms and disarms the security system and
has ON/OFF feature for lamps and/or appliance modules)
- CE Mark
- 2 years operating life using 2 x alkaline AAA batteries
- Dimensions: L63-W40-D14 mm
In times of peace, the security console can also be used to control any
light or appliance. For example, you can turn out a child's bedroom lamp,
your television set or computer or you can set the console to make fresh,
hot coffee in the morning before you even get out of bed.
HandHeld remote: SH624 (Arms and disarms the security console
and controls up to 4 light and appliance modules, including dimming
control of incandescent lights. Panic and Silent Alarm.)
In protecting yourself, your home and your loved ones, the voice dialler
security kit makes life easier and more secure.
- 1 year operating life using 4 x alkaline AAA batteries
The voice dailler security kits are available in two packages, a seven
piece MS7000 kit and a four piece MS4000 kit.
- CE Mark
- Dimensions: L115-W72-D20 mm
Door/window sensor: DS10 (Transmits wireless signals to the
console when a door or window is opened)
The MS4000 kit consists of:
- CE Mark
- SC12 Voice dailler console- DS10 Door / Window sensor
- 2 years operating life using 2 x alkaline AA batteries
- MS10 Motion Detector
- Dimension: H83-W54-D22 mm
- Keychain Remote
Motion detector: MS10 (Protects areas that have more than one
entry point. Wireless battery operated.)
MS7000 kit same as MS4000 plus:
- Extra DS10 Door/Window sensor
- Full System Remote SH624
- CE Mark
- Built in test function
- Double knock sensitivity adjustment
- 1year operating life using 4 x alkaline AA batteries
- Lamp Module LM12
- Dimensions: H120-W75-D42 mm
MARMITEK, Tel: +31 40 21 22 831,
Fax: +31 40 21 28 232, Email: [email protected]
3 IN 1 REMOTE
FEATURES
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UNIVERSAL INFRARED REMOTE CONTROL FOR TV AND VIDEO
RECORDER AND SATELLITE RECEIVER
PRE-PROGRAMMED FOR ALMOST EVERY BRAND AND MODEL
REPLACES THREE EXISTING REMOTE CONTROLS
REPLACEMENT FOR DEFECTIVE OR LOST REMOTES
EASY TO SET UP WITH 3 DIGIT CODES
CONVENIËNT AND EASY TO USE KEYBOARD
COMPREHENSIVE OWNERS’ MANUAL IN 4 LANGUAGES
(ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN AND DUTCH)
RED INDICATOR LIGHTS WHEN IR COMMANDS ARE
TRANSMITTED
Description
With this 3 in 1 Universal Remote Control (URC), almost every piece of video
equipment (except B&O) can be controlled. This URC replaces three existing
remote controls. Now only one remote is needed to control a TV, a video recorder
and a satellite receiver.
The 3 in 1 URC is pre-programmed at the factory for most brands and models.
By pressing the Set Up key and entering 3 digit codes from the comprehensive
brand list (included with the unit), the URC is ready for use with one TV, one
satellite receiver and one Video recorder.
The URC has function keys for TV, VCR and SAT mode. When pressing the TV
key, the keyboard will be set to the chosen TV, pressing the VCR key will set the
keyboard for the chosen video recorder while pressing the SAT key will set the
keyboard for the chosen satellite receiver.
The 3 in 1 URC has keys (Fast) Text and hidden functions for Color and
Brightness (through the Shift key). Beside entering a channel number, the P+ and
P- keys can be used to scan through channels (only when this function is
available on the equipment).
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Batteries:
KEYS
2 x AAA
TV MODE:
Power
*
Program P+ (Brightness +)
*
Program P - (Brightness -)
Mute
*
Volume V+ (Colour +)
*
Volume V - (Colour - )
Shift, Set Up
-/--, Enter
0-9
*
TELETEXT:
On
Off
Red
Yellow
Green
Blue
Mix
Info
Hold
through Shift key
MARMITEK: Tel. +31 40 21 22 831, Fax: +31 40 2128 232
E-mail: [email protected]
VCR MODE:
Power
Program P+
Program P Shift, Set Up
-/--, Enter
Record
Play
Rewind
Pause
Fast Forward
Stop
SAT MODE:
Power
Program P+
Program PMute
- / --, Enter
Art. No.
08970
Volume V+
Volume VShift / Set Up
0-9
© 980804
6 IN 1 REMOTE
FEATURES
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UNIVERSAL PREPROGRAMMED REMOTE CONTROL
FOR ALMOST ALL VIDEO EQUIPMENT AND
MARMITEK X-10 HOME AUTOMATION MODULES
PRE-PROGRAMMED FOR MOST ALMOST EVERY
BRAND AND MODEL (EXCEPT B&O)
REPLACES 6 EXISTING REMOTES
CODE READOUT
WORKS IN COMBINATION WITH THE IR 543 MINI
CONTROLLER TO CONTROL LIGHTS AND
APPLIANCES
BACKLIT KEYS
BIG BUTTONS FOR EASY USE
EASY TO SET UP
RED INDICATOR LIGHTS WHEN COMMANDS ARE
TRANSMITTED
Description
The Marmitek 6 in 1 Universal Remote Control (URC) will control most video
equipment (except B&O). On top of that, this URC can also control lights and
appliances anywhere in a home when used with a IR 543 IR Interface (optional).
The 6 in 1 remote is capable of controlling TV’s, Video recorders, Satellite
receivers, Cable boxes and Marmitek X-10 Home Automation Modules. With the
use of the units two AUX buttons, a second TV, Video recorder, etc. can be
controlled.
The 6 in 1 URC is capable to control up to ten (groups) Marmitek X-10 Modules,
with keys for the ON, OFF, DIM, BRIGHT, ALL UNITS OFF and ALL LIGHTS ON
commands.
The House Code for the Marmitek X-10 system is easy to set up via the keypad.
The remote is supplied with a comprehensive owners’ manual in four languages
(English, French, German and Dutch). Simply enter the 3 digit code from the
enclosed code list, and the URC is ready to use.
The Remote features Back Lit and Auto Power Off. Secondary functions can be
activated by use of the Shift key.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Batteries:
Approvals:
4 x AAA
CE
KEYS
Power / All lights on
Setup
Backlight On / Off
TV
VCR
SAT
AUX 1
AUX 2
Cable
Marmitek X-10
0-9
A•B
Enter
Info
Channel Up / Down / On / Off
Mute / All lights Off
Volume Up / Down / Dim / Bright
Teletext On
Teletext Off
Teletext Hold
Teletext Mix
Play / Fast text
Rew / Fast text
Pause
FF / Fast text
Stop / Fast text
Record
Art. No.
08971
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980806
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UNIVERSAL PREPROGRAMMED REMOTE CONTROL
FOR AUDIO / VIDEO EQUIPMENT AND MARMITEK X-10
HOME AUTOMATION MODULES
SENDS BOTH INFRARED AND RF COMMANDS TO
ALLOW ROOM TO ROOM APPLICATION
PRE-PROGRAMMED CODES FOR ALMOST EVERY
BRAND AND MODEL (EXCEPT B&O)
CAPABLE OF LEARNING IR COMMANDS
BIG BUTTONS FOR EASY USE
RED INDICATOR LIGHTS WHEN COMMANDS ARE
TRANSMITTED
CODE READOUT
Description
The Marmitek 8 in 1 Universal Remote Control (URC) will control most video and
audio equipment (except B&O). On top of that, this URC can also control lights
and appliances anywhere in your home when used with Marmitek X-10 Home
Automation Modules.
With the use of a Marmitek PowerMid receiver, audio and video equipment can
be controlled by the URC throughout the house. The URC’s RF signals travels
through walls and floors for real room to room operation.
The 8 in 1 URC is capable to controll all kinds of Marmitek X-10 Modules, with
keys for the ON, OFF, DIM, BRIGHT, ALL UNITS OFF and ALL LIGHTS ON
commands. The 8 in 1 Remote works in combination with the TM12 Transceiver
Module, the IR 543 Mini Controller and the console of Marmitek alarm systems.
The House Code for the Marmitek X-10 system is easy to set up via the keypad
The Remote Control is supplied with a comprehensive owners’ manual in four
languages (English, French, German and Dutch). Simply enter the 3 digit code
from the enclosed code list, and the URC is ready to use.
The 8 in 1 URC is also capable of learning additional IR commands of almost
any infrared remote control to provide extra functions, not included in the
standard library.
Secondary functions can be activated by use of the Shift key.
KEYS
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Power / All lights on Channel Up / Down / On / Off
Setup
Mute / All lights Off
CD
Volume Up / Down / Dim / Bright
TV
VCR
SAT
CBL
SHIFT
LEARN
AUX 1
AUX 2
Marmitek X-10
0-9
A•B
Enter
Info
Teletext On
Teletext Off
Teletext Hold
Teletext Mix
L1
L2
Play / Fast text
Rew / Fast text
Pause
FF / Fast text
Stop / Fast text
Record
Batteries:
4 x AAA
RF frequency:
433, 92 Mhz / 418 Mhz
Radiated Power:
<5883 µV/m @ 3 m
RF operating range: 30 m (open field)
Approvals:
CE, CEPT / LPD,
MPT 1340
Art. No.
08972
© 980805
DIN Rail Switch (AD10)
230 VAC - 50 Hz - 16A LOAD RATING
Key Features
∗ Install at the breaker panel/fuse box for X-10 control of branch lighting circuits or
appliances rated up to 16 A- ideal for aircon, heaters etc.
∗ Works with X-10 controller and standard latched or momentary action wall switches including "designer" wall switches.
Benefits
The X-10 DIN rail switch is a remote
controlled relay. Discretly installed at the
junction box, it switches hard-wired
circuits with several switches (e.g.
hallway lighting).
The internal relay can be tripped either
by external latched or momentary action
wall switches or by an X-10 controller.
Technical data
Supply voltage:
Supply current :
Making capacity:
The AD10 responds to "standard" X-10
that is: "All units off" from any X-10
controller set to its house code regardless of unit code or alternatively individual unit control by "On" and "Off".
EMC emission:
EMC immunity:
Electrical safety:
Signal sensitivity:
Input impedance:
Connections:
When the relay is energized, the LED
above the slide switch is illuminated.
Ambient temperature:
Slide switch:
Position 0: the connected load is
switched off permanently and cannot be
switched on by the wall switches or an X10 controller.
Position 1: the connected load is
switched on permanently and cannot be
switched off by the wall switches or an X10 controller.
Position auto: the connected load can be
switch by the wall switches or an X-10
controller.
Terminal 1 is designed for toggle
switches: the relay picks up when phase
is present and releases when there is
no voltage at the terminal.
Terminal 2 is designed for pulse contacts : each time phase is applied the
relay switches.
230 V +10% -15% 50 Hz
≤ 20 mA capacitive
2000 W ( incandescent lamp)
3 A (motors)
16 A (resistive loads)
according to EN 50081-1
according to EN 50082-1
according to EN 60950 and EN 60065
15 mVpp min 50 mVpp max at 120 kHz
≥180 Ohms (L - N) at 120 kHz
screw type terminals for phase, neutral, switched
phase, control 1 and 2.
- 10° C to + 40° C (operation)
- 20° C to + 70° C (storage)
Typical applications
This unit can replace any pulse contact relay that is commonly used for multi
switched hall and entry lighting. In discrete locations, eg kitchen lighting, you
may prefer to install the AD10 in a small sub-junction box.
INSTALLATION
Switch off appropriate mains fuse and master switch !
P u lse
La m p
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2
1
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- Mount switch by snapping it onto the DIN rail.
- Connect phase (L) and neutral (N) to the
corresponding terminals at the bottom of the
switch.
- Connect load cable (light) to terminal L at the
top of the switch.
- If there are several push-button switches for
relay tripping (e.g hallway lighting switches),
connect their cable(s) (switched phase) to
terminal 2 at the top of the switch.
- In case of toggle wall switches, connect their
cable (switched phase) to terminal 1 at the top
of the switch.
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0
L
L
N
N
Terminal 1 of the switch is designed for toggle
switches: the relay picks up when phase is
present and releases when there is no voltage
at the terminal.
Terminal 2 is designed for pulse contacts each
time phase is applied, the relay switches (i.e
from OFF to ON or vice versa).
Now check the correct operation of the switch by using the slide switch on the front side:
- Switch on appropriate mains fuse and master switch.
- Set slide position to "I".
- The connected load (e.g.hallway lighting) is now switched on permanently and cannot be
switched off even by the wall switches. The LED above the slide switch is illuminated.
- Set slide switch to position "O".
- The connected load (e.g.hallway lighting) is now switched off permanently and cannot be
switched on by the wall switches, either.
- Now set the slide switch to position "Auto".
- The connected load (e.g.hallway lighting) can now be switched by the wall switches. Remote
control by MARMITEK X-10 controller is now possible.
- Finally, set the rotary code switches on the front side to the desired device address (e.g.B8)
with a screwdriver and note this address down in a list.
As with the other receiver modules, the device can be changed easily at any time without
disconnecting any cables. Just the slide switch has finally to be in the "Auto" position, so that the relay
can be controlled by the wall switches or Marmitek X-10 controllers.
Important notice:
After the installation of the Marmitek X-10 controllers, all receiver modules have first to be checked
for correct function and address !
Switch plug-in module (AM12)
230 VAC - 50 Hz - 500W LOAD RATING
Key Features
w On/Off function to control fluorescent lamp, air conditioner, fan, coffe pot,
etc .
w Available in a wide range of plug style (British, German, French, Italian,
Euro-style, Australian/New Zealand, Swiss, Danish, etc.).
w Designed to operate with 230VAC 500W loads .
Benefits
The switch plug-in module is a 500
W receiver unit that works as a
remote controled switch/relay.
The connected load can also be
switched on and off localy.
The switch can be used at any wall
outlet in the house.
The switch plug-in module can
switch incandescent lamps up to
500 W, appliances with electric
motors up to
250 W or halogen floor lamps with
foot dimmer up to 500 W (refer also
to "technical data").
As the X-10 switch is simply
inserted into wall outlets like an
ordinary plug, there is no
installation to be carried out. Just
set the wheels on the front side to
the desired device address (e.g.
G7) and note this address down in
a list.
The load connected to the switch
module can still be controlled
locally by its own switch, but do not
forget to leave the local switch in
the "ON" position, as other wise
the load cannot be controlled by an
X-10 controller. Switch the load off
by remote control.
The AM12 responds to "standard"
X-10 that is: "All units off" from any
X-10 controller set to its house
code regardless of unit code or
alternatively individual unit control
by "On" and "Off".
Technical data
Supply voltage:
Supply current :
Making capacity:
EMC emission:
EMC immunity:
Electrical safety:
Signal sensitivity:
Input impedance:
Ambient temperature:
Dimensions:
230 V ±10% 50 Hz
≤ 20 mA capacitive
500 W (incandescent lamps only)
1 A (motors)
10 A (resistive loads)
according to EN 50081-1
according to EN 50082-1
according to EN 60950 and EN 60065
15 mVpp min 50 mVpp max at 120 kHz
≥ 180 Ω (L - N) at 120 kHz
- 10° C to + 50° C (operation)
- 20° C to + 70° C (storage)
52 x 122 x 33 mm
(width x height x depth without plug)
Wall-mounted switch (AW10)
230 VAC - 50 Hz - 10A LOAD RATING
Key Features
w Replaces any normal switch for X-10 control of lighting
(includingfluorescent lighting) or appliances such as heater/fans etc.
rated up to 10 A.
w
*
Can also be used like an
ordinary switch.
Benefits
The X-10 wall mounted light switch
is a receiver module that is
controled by any X-10 controler.
It can be used like an ordinary
switch.
The wall-mounted light switch
simply replaces the normal light
switch and is mounted into a flush
box.
It can also be controlled by
external momentary action
switches connected to terminal 2.
The AW10 responds to "standard"
X-10 that is: "All units off" from any
X-10 controller set to its house
code regardless of unit code or
alternatively individual unit control
by "On" and "Off".
The unit is currently supplied with 3
different cover plates: Busch
Jaeger Duro 2000, Jung CD500
and Gira (the mounting frame is
available from your nearest
wholesaler). Check with X-10 for
the latest available cover plate.
Works with X-10 controller and
momentary action wall switches including "designer" wall switches.
Technical data
Supply voltage:
Power consumption:
Supply current:
Making capacity:
EMC emission:
EMC immunity:
Electrical safety:
Signal sensitivity:
Input impedance:
Connections:
Ambient temperature:
230 V +10% -15% 50 Hz
< 2,5 W
≤ 20 mA capacitive
2000 W (incandescent lamps only)
10 A (resistive load)
according to EN 50081-1
according to EN 50082-1
according to EN 60950 and EN 60065
15 mVpp min. 50 mVpp max. at 120 kHz
≥ 180 Ω (L - N) at 120 kHz
screw type terminals for phase, neutral, switched
phase, control 2.
- 10° C to + 50° C (operation)
- 20° C to + 70° C (storage)
Universal Computer Interface (CM11)
Control X-10 Home Automation with any Multimedia PC
Key Features
∗ Stand alone operation - runs scheduled events automatically even when
unplugged from the PC.
∗ Easy to use Windows 3.1 and '95 compatible software supplied on CD ROM
including multimedia product catalog.
∗ Controls timed events and macros - responds to a single function from a controller
to automaticallly carry out a group of events.
∗ AAA Battery backup - scheduled events resume automatically after a power outage.
∗ Compatible with full range of X-10 compatible home automation products.
The Universal Computer Interface is
programmed from a Windows based
Multimedia PC to control the full
range of X-10 compatible devices.
Functions include timed events and
macros - groups of commands that
take place with a single press of a
button on a controller.
ActiveHome™ Software
User friendly Windows 3.1 and '95
compatible software is provided with the
Interface which includes graphical
representations of switches, modules etc.
to provide point-and-click control of
modules, and easy setting of scheduled
events and macros.
Works with the PC switched off
Once the interface has been
programmed, the PC is no longer
needed. Two standard AAA batteries
retain the built-in time clock's accuracy.
The macros are held in E2 and retained
even if the power fails. You can even
unplug the interface after programming it
and plug it in elsewhere in the home.
Scheduled Events
Events may be scheduled to occur at a
particular time every day, on chosen days
only, between chosen dates etc.
Connections
The Computer Interface fits between the
AC outlet and the computer's power plug.
A grounded AC socket is provided on the
front of the interface for the computer's
power plug (3A max.).
Macros
A command from a controller (such as a
mini controller) normally operates a
device directly, e.g. pressing 'A1 ON'
switches on the module with code A1.
A cable with an RJ11 connection on one
end and a 9-pin 'D' type connector on the
other is provided to connect the Interface
to the serial port of the PC.
Two-way
The Computer Interface is fully two-way,
both generating and receiving
X-10 powerline commands.
You can also program the interface to turn
lights on at dawn and off at dusk just by
choosing your location from a worldwide
list.
The computer interface, however, can be
programmed to intercept a command,
and respond to it by automatically
generating a whole group of commands
called a 'macro'. For example, pressing
'A1 ON' on a controller might turn on stair
lights and bedroom lights, then after 20
mintues dim the bedroom lights to 50%
and turn off the stair lights, and finally turn
all lights off 30 minutes later.
Options
CK11 kit including:
• CM11 computerinterface
• 2 x Lampmodule LM12
• Transceiver Module TM12
• Appliance Module AM12
• Remote HR10
• ActiveHome software on CD-Rom
Controls and Indicators
Connections
• AC outlet on front of module for
computer power cord.
• RJ11 socket at base of module for
serial connections.
Specifications
AC supply:
220VAC/50 Hz
X-10 Powerline:
120KHz/2.5vp-p
Backup battery:
2 x AAA cell
Backup time:
1 Week typ
Events/macros stored*:
25 typ,
39 max
*varies with mix of events & macros.
™
PowerHound Watchdog (DK10)
Watchdog System - Deters intruders before they break in
Key Features
∗ Automatically activates a high quality digital recording of a dog barking when
the outdoor PIR senses movement from an approaching intruder.
∗ Automatically turns on a light a few seconds after barking starts (with Lamp
Module) to increase realism.
∗ Automatically turns on one or more lights at dusk and turns them off again at
dawn.
∗ Compatible with the full range of Marmitek X-10 home automation products
including HR10 and RW10 Home Automation remotes.
∗ PIR also works with Marmitek X-10 transceivers and security systems.
The FBI rates sound and light as the
two best intruder deterrents.
PowerHound is an innovative and
yet attractively simple product that
provides both - it barks when an
intruder approaches and switches
on lights a few seconds later, just as
the owner would if he were there. It
also turns lamps on at dusk and off
at dawn while the owner is away.
A powerful loudspeaker in the base
unit plays back a high quality digital
recording of a barking dog. In the next
few seconds a light comes on in the
hallway and the effect is complete - a
convincing demonstration that this is
one home that should well be left
alone.
The solution is man's best friend. Noone complains about the occasional
barking of a dog from inside the house,
but it is a highly effective deterrent
when someone approaches the door,
especially when lights turn on as 'the
owner comes to investigate'.
A weatherproof infrared motion detector discretely mounted above the front
door detects an approaching person
and sends a radio message to trigger
the base unit.
Option 1
Option 2
Option 3
PIR only
Dog + Keychain
Dog + Keychain + PIR
Controls and Indicators
Base Unit
• Push button on/off at back of unit.
• Rotary code wheel at back of unit
to set X-10 House Code.
Conventional burglar alarm systems
are very effective; but, they do have
one drawback: the intruder has already
forced the door or entered the home by
the time the alarm is triggered.
What is really needed is a system that
can protect the home before the
burglar breaks in - a first line of defence.
Options
• Rotary volume control.
Additionally, at night, a light sensor
built into the motion detector automatically triggers the base unit to turn on
other lights in the home - a well proven
intruder deterrent. You can even control
the lights yourself using a Marmitek
X-10 wireless remote.
Using the PIR Motion Detector
with other X-10 products.
The Outdoor PIR Motion Detector can
also be used with other Marmitek
security systems or transceiver
modules to turn lights on at dusk and
when someone approaches.
PIR Motion Detector
• LED indicator lights when motion
detected.
Specifications
Base Unit
220 VAC/50 Hz
AC supply:
Batteries:
9 x 'C' cells
RF receiver frequency: 418 or 433 MHz
X-10 Powerline:
120KHz/5 V pk-pk
Approvals:
CE Mark
MPT1340 or ETS 300220
PIR Motion Detector
Batteries:
4 x 'AA' cells
RF frequency:
418 or 433 MHz
Approvals:
CE Mark
MPT1340 or ETS300220
Outside PIR Motion Detector (DM10)
For external use - With built-in light sensor
Key Features
∗ When the outdoor PIR senses movement from an approaching intruder,
automatically activates a high quality digital recording dog barking from the
PowerHound, and turns on an Marmitek X-10 module.
∗ Automatically turns on one or more lights at dusk and turns them off again at
dawn when used with Marmitek X-10 transceivers or security systems.
∗ Compatible with the full range of Marmitek X-10 home automation products .
The Police Department rate sound and
light as the number one intruder deterrent. The PIR motion detector is an
innovative and yet attractively simple
product that activates both - it signals
when an intruder approaches causing
an Marmitek X-10 transceiver to switch
on lights and appliances just as the
owner would if he was there. It also
signals when it is dusk and dawn while
the owner is away.
Conventional burglar alarm systems are
very effective, but they do have one
drawback: the intruder has already
forced the door or entered the home by
the time the alarm is triggered.
What is really needed is a system that
can protect the home before the
burglar breaks in - the first line of
defence.
A weatherproof infrared motion detector discretely mounted detects an
approaching person and sends a
radio message to an Marmitek X-10
transceiver - PowerHound, Security
System or Homecontrol.
The outdoor PIR performs three separates functions:
will transmit every time the test button is
pressed.
1. When used with the dog console and
set with the same House / Device code
as that of the dog it initiates a barking
sequence when it detects motion.
A red LED inside the Fresnel lens will
illuminate when an RF transmission
takes place.
2. When used with a standard Marmitek
X-10 transceiver or security product it
turns on an Marmitek X-10 module
when motion is detected.
3. It turns on a second module when
dusk is sensed and turns off the same
module when dawn is sensed.
When used with any Marmitek X-10
transceiver, the customer should adjust
the House code wheel in the battery
compartment of the PIR to match the one
on the transceiver. After setting the code
wheels install 4 "AA" batteries as
illustrated in the battery compartment.
On initial power up the PIR will be
inactive for sixty seconds to allow the
amplifier time to stabilize. The PIR
once stabilized will transmit Marmitek
X-10 code every time it detects motion.
However there is a minimum time
between detections of thirty seconds i.e.
after motion has been detected and RF
transmitted the PIR becomes inactive
for a period of thirty seconds. The unit
When Dusk level light is sensed by the
detector it turns on all those Marmitek
X-10 modules set to the House / Device
code matching those in the detectors
battery compartment +1. E.G. If the
code wheels on the PIR are set to A1
then when dusk light is detected all X10 modules set to A2 will be turned on.
Similarly when Dawn is detected the PIR
turns off all those modules it turned on
at Dusk.
Specifications
Batteries:
RF Frequency:
Output:
PIR Range:
Approvals:
Radio:
EMC:
4 x 'AA' cells
418 or 433.92 MHz
1mW
12m at 90°
I-ETS 300220
prETS 300683
CE Mark
DIN Filter/Coupler (FD10)
230 VAC - 50 Hz - 63A
Key Features
w Installed at the breaker panel/fuse box, prevents X-10 signals from
leaving/entering the home.
w Couples signals across phases.
w Rated 230V/63A.
Benefits
Technical data
The signal transmission of high
frequency pulses via the mains
network can be affected by active
or passive interferences. When
used correctly, the filter/phase
coupler will extensively suppress
these interferences.
Supply voltage:
Maximum current:
Filter centre frequency:
Filter band width:
Forward attenuation:
Typical active interference sources
are appliances that do not dispose
of a regular interference
suppression according to the
norms, as well as wireless
intercommunication systems which
use mains borne signaling, as they
transmit high frequency signal
resp, interferences into the mains
network.
These disturbances are usually
carried into the house network
from outside, e.g. from neighbours
or industrial installations. they are
suppressed by the filter/phase
coupler. Remaining interferences
generated within the house
network are without significance as
the special dynamic filtering
techniques of the X-10 system
ensure undisturbed performance.
Reverse attenuation:
EMC emission:
EMC immunity:
Electrical safety:
Forward input impedance:
Coupling loss:
Connections:
The FD10 also include the ability to
couple X-10 signals across phases.
For installation with three phases,
use three FD10 filters and couples
the filters by connecting their
terminals K to the next phase,
respectively.
Ambient temperature:
230 V +10% -15% 50 Hz
63 A
120 kHz
5 kHz min. (3 dB points)
20 dB min. at zero current
15 dB min.at 63 A
15 dB min.
according to EN 50081-1
according to EN 50082-1
according to EN 60950 and EN 60065
20 Ω min. at 120 kHz
2 dB max. at 120 kHz
screw type terminals for phase (supply), phase
(house), neutral, coupling
- 10° C to + 40° C (operation)
- 20° C to + 70° C (storage)
INSTALLATION
Switch off mains master switch before carrying out installation work inside the mains
distribution box !
The connection diagram shows how to install
the DIN 63 A FD 10 filter coupler correctly:
behind the residual current circuit breaker, yet
in front of the fuses for separate circuits. The
filter is mounted by simply snapping it onto the
DIN rail (see figure) and has the following
screw-type terminals:
- L (below) for the phase input (from residual
current breaker)
- N for neutral
- L (above) for the phase output (to the
fuses/separate circuits).
Use additional Marmitek X-10 filters (up to
three) for installations with more than one
phase. Couple the filters by connecting their
terminals K to the next phase, respectively
(see figure). For connecting, use a wire of
1mm² cross section.
L
K
N
L
Public m ains
pow er netw ork
L1 L2 L3 N
M a s te r
fu s e s
63 A
M ains distribution
box
m ete r
resid ua l c urren t
circu it brea k er
F D 1 0 filter /
p ha se c ou pler
fus e c irc uits
L1
kW h
N
K
L2
N
X- 10
signal
K
L3
N
K
N
L 1 s tov e o v en
L 2 la undry
L 3 b as e m e nt
Installation Diagram
GIGAVIDEO VIDEO SENDERS
FEATURES
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2.4GHz transmitter and receiver set for high quality
wireless transmission of video and audio signals
Stereo audio with high dynamic range
Video and audio inputs via SCART or RCA
Video and audio outputs via SCART, RCA or channel 36
RF (PAL B/G) via a built-in modulator with IEC coax
connector
Video transmitter has a built-in RF receiver for Marmitek
wireless remotes
Model 130 includes a wireless IR/RF 8 in 1
Preprogrammed & Learning Universal Remote Control for
controlling video and audio sources (e.g. video recorder
or satellite receiver) connected to the transmitter side.
Up to 4 channels available for combining multiple
transmitters.
Multiple receivers can be combined with up to 4
transmitters.
Audio (mono or stereo) only transmission possible.
APPLICATION INFORMATION
Connecting a second TV without pulling extra cable by using model 130. The transmitter will be connected to a
video source like video recorder and/or satellite receiver. By means of the universal remote control supplied
with model 130, the video source now can be remotely controlled. Any channel can now be selected or video
controlled from the receiver side.
Wireless surveillance of camera's for security, baby or patient care. Model 120 is most suitable for this
application. When the camera also provides audio signals both audio and video can be transmitted.
A useful tool for (in store) presentations. By combining one transmitter with multiple receivers, making
presentations can be simplified by using a number of monitors. When used in combination with a VGA to
CVBS converter (not supplied), PC monitor screens can be transmitter to e.g. TV's or other monitors.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
Wireless transmission:
Frequency:
Channels:
Range:
Sender inputs:
Video:
Audio L + R:
Receiver outputs:
Video:
Audio L + R:
RF output:
Receiver
Gigavideo 130
Part. No. 08966
TV / Monitor
Transmitter, Receiver
and
8/1 universal remote
control
2,4 GHz
4
100 meters open air,
10-35 meters in house
1 Vpp, 75 Ohm
1 Vpp, 600 Ohm
Gigavideo 120
Part. No. 08965
Video, L+R
Transmitter and
Receiver
Coaxial (CH 36)
1 Vpp, 75 Ohm
1 Vpp, 600 Ohm
A/V modulated CH 36
OR*
Gigavideo 110
Part. No. 08976
Transmitter
Dimensions:
Remote Control:
Power:
Accessories:
160 x 215 x 88
Built-in 433,92 MHz
receiver in transmitter.
Equipment controlled via
external LED
230 VAC - 50 Hz
AV RCA leads + SCART
adapters, IR LED with
1,5m lead
Separate Transmitter for
120 and 130 sets
Video, Sat. tuner
Video, L+R
CAI,
Aerial,
Dish
Gigavideo 100
Part. No. 08983
Separate Receiver
for 120 and 130 sets
IR LED
* When available, use either
SCART/AV or Coax input on TV
SCART/AV gives highest
picture quality)
Part. No.
GV 130: 08966
GV 120: 08965
GV 110: 08967
GV 100: 08983
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980201
Remote controller (HR10)
16 channel RF remote controller
Key Features
w Lets you control up to sixteen X-10 modules.
w Sends wireless RF signals to the transceiver module TM12 or to any X-10
wireless security system
w Compatible with the full range of X-10 home automation products .
Benefits
Technical data
The HR10 lets you control up to
sixteen X-10 modules (lights and
appliances) remotely from
anywhere inside or outside your
home even from your car as you
enter your driveway.
Batteries:
RF frequency:
Radiated output:
RF operating range:
Approvals:
You can turn on and off, bright and
dim any X-10 module set to same
house code than the HR10.
Ambient temperature:
4 x AAA
418 or 433;92 MHz
< 5833 µV/m @ 3m
30 m (open field)
MPT1340 or ETS 300220
CE Mark
- 10° C to + 50° C (operation)
- 20° C to + 70° C (storage)
A slide switch allows you to control
module set to house code 1 thru 8
and 9 thru 16.
The wireless remote control HR 10
is normally used with the TM12
transceiver which passes through
all codes from the wireless wall
switches onto the powerline to
control X-10 modules. You can
also use the wireless remote
control HR10 with any X-10
security system instead of the
TM12.
Typical application
Control lights or appliances from anywhere inside or outside your house - in the
yard or from your car.
Attach the wireless remote control to the wall inside a doorway (using Velcro) so
you can turn on lights as you enter the room.
Keep one by the bedside so you can turn on lights if you hear a strange noise in
the middle of the night.
Add additional wireless remote controls, leave one in your house and have one
in your car.
A disabled personcould use the wireless remote control from a weelchair . The
severely disabled could use a mouthstickto operate the buttons on the wireless
remote controlwhich could be easily mounted on the wheelchair's armrest
Mini Controller IR543
Mini Controller / IR Interface
Key Features
w Controlls up to eight Marmitek X-10 Modules
w Converts IR commands from any infrared Remote capable of transmitting
X-10 commands, such as Marmitek 6in1, Marmitek 8in1, Fox and One for All.
Benefits
Technical data
The IR543 Mini Controller lets you
use an infrared remote controller
capable of transmitting X-10
commands to turn on lights and
appliances connected to Marmitek
X-10 modules.
Supply voltage:
Stand by Power consumption:
EMC emission:
EMC immunity:
Electrical safety:
230 V +10% -15% 50 Hz
≤2W
according to EN 50081-1
according to EN 50082-1
according to EN 60950 and EN 60065
The unit itself also includes buttons
to control up to 8 Marmitek X-10
modules directly from the keypad.
Control from keypad:
Control with IR remote:
Unitcode 1 to 8
Unitcode 1 to 10
Buttons for All lights On and All
Units Off, Dim and Bright are
available on the keypad.
Simultanious actions to different adresses are possible
When receiving an Marmitek X-10
command from a remote, a red
LED lights up to show that a
transmission is taking place.
Typical
applications
The unit is used as a simple but powerfull controller, and in places where
IR remotes (line of sight) are preffered to RF remotes.
DIN Rail Dimmer (LD10)
230 VAC - 50 Hz - 700W LOAD RATING
Key Features
w Installs at the breaker panel/fuse box for X-10 control of branch lighting
circuits rated up to 700W .
w Works with X-10 controller and momentary action wall switches including "designer" wall switches.
w Designed to operate with 230V, 12 and 24V lighting including halogen.
w Remember its light level for smooth dimming
Benefits
The X-10 DIN rail dimmer is a 700
W receiver module that serves as
remote controlled dimmer.
Mounted on the DIN rail in the
mains distribution box, it dims/
switches hard -wired circuits with
several wall switches (e.g. living
room lighting).
It is designed to operate with 230V,
12 V and 24 V lighting including
halogen.
The LD 10 can be turned on/off,
and brightened/dimmed either by
an X-10 controller or by external
momentary action switches
connected to terminal 2.
The LD10 responds to "standard"
X-10 that is: "All lights on" or "All
units off" from any X-10 controller
set to its house code regardless of
unit code or alternatively individual
unit control by "On", "Off", "Bright"
and "Dim".
The LD10 also responds to "professional " X-10". Combinned with
the memory dim feature, the LD10
can change the room lighting
instantly or progressively.
This unit is especially designed for
scene lighting where very often the
lighting is 12 V halogen. commonly
used in living room, study/reading
rooms. The unit can be installed in
sub-junction boxes for discrete
control.
Technical data
Supply voltage:
Supply current :
Making capacity:
Regulating time:
EMC emission:
EMC immunity:
Electrical safety:
Signal sensitivity:
Input impedance:
Fuse:
Connections:
Ambient temperature:
230 V +10% -15% 50 Hz
≤ 20 mA capacitive
60 to 700 W (incandescent lamps only)
3,5 sec +/- 0,2sec from fully on to off
according to EN 50081-1
according to EN 50082-1
according to EN 60950 and EN 60065
15 mVpp min 50 mVpp max at 120 kHz
≥ 60 Ω (L - N) at 120 kHz
2,5 A (T)
screw type terminals for phase, neutral, switched
phase, control 2.
- 10° C to + 50° C (operation)
- 20° C to + 70° C (storage)
INSTALLATION
Switch off appropriate mains fuse and master switch !
La m p or
T rans form er
M om en tary
L
1
- Connect phase (L) and neutral (N) to the
corresponding terminal at the bottom of the
dimmer.
1
13
- Mount dimmer by snapping it onto the
DIN rail.
5
9
- Connect load cable (light) to terminal L at
the top of the dimmer.
A
M
E
I
L
N
- Connect the cable coming from the pushbutton wall switches (switched phase) to
terminal at the top of the dimmer.
L
N
Now, check the correct operation of the dimmer:
- Switch on appropriate mains fuse and master switch.
- Press one of the connected wall switches briefly. The lighting is switched on.
- Press the same or another push-button briefly once again. The lighting is switched off.
- Now press and hold one of the connected push buttons for sometime: the lighting is switched
on and then dimmed darker and darker. When the push-button is released, the brightness of
the light stays constant.
- When the push-button is pressed for a very long time, the lighting is dimmed down to OFF:
then it picks up gradually in brightness again until maximum, and the cycle starts over.
- Finally, set the rotary code switches on the front side to the desired device address (e.g. C5)
with a screwdriver and note this address down in a list.
- The AD10 DIN rail dimmer includes the MEMORY DIM feature which allows the unit to DIM or
BRIGHTEN directly to the next Marmitek X-10 initiated light level.
NOTE:
When using the DIN dimmer with low voltage lights, install the transformer as if it was the lamp as
indicated in the wiring diagram.
As with the other receiver modules, the device address can be changed easily at any time without
disconnecting any cables.
Dimmer plug-in module (LM12)
230 VAC - 50 Hz - 300W LOAD RATING
Key Features
w On/Off and dimmer control of incandescent lighting.
w Available in a wide range of plug style (British, German, French, Italian,
Euro-style, Swiss, Australian/Newzealand, Danish, etc.).
w Designed to operate with 230VAC 60 W to 300W incandescent lamps.
Benefits
The Dimmer plug-in module is a
300 W receiver unit that works as a
remote dimmer.
The connected lamp can still be
switched on and off localy. The
dimmer function, however, is an X10 remote control.
The dimmer module can be used at
any wall outlet in the house with
incandescent lamps between 40 W
and 300 W.
As the dimmer is simply inserted
into wall outlets like an ordinary
plug, there is no installation to be
carried out. Just set the wheels on
the front side to the desired device
address (e.g. F9) and note this
address down in a list.
The lamp connected to the dimmer
module can still be controlled
locally by its own switch, but do not
forget to leave the local switch in
the "ON" position, as other wise
the lamp cannot be controlled by
an X-10 controller. Switch the lamp
off by remote control.
The LM12 responds to "standard"
X-10 that is: "All lights on" or "All
units off" from any X-10 controller
set to its house code regardless of
unit code or alternatively individual
unit control by "On", "Off", "Bright"
and "Dim".
Technical data
Supply voltage:
Supply current :
Making capacity:
Regulating time:
EMC emission:
EMC immunity:
Electrical safety:
Signal sensitivity:
Input impedance:
Ambient temperature:
Dimensions:
230 V ±10% 50 Hz
≤ 20 mA capacitive
60 to 300 W (incandescent lamps only)
4,4 sec ± 0,2sec from fully on to off
according to EN 50081-1
according to EN 50082-1
according to EN 60950 and EN 60065
15 mVpp min 50 mVpp max at 120 kHz
≥ 55 Ω (L - N) at 120 kHz
- 10° C to + 50° C (operation)
- 20° C to + 70° C (storage)
52 x 122 x 33 mm
(width x height x depth without plug)
Wall-mounted dimmer (LW10)
230 VAC - 50 Hz - 500W LOAD RATING
Key Features
w Replaces any normal dimmer for X-10 control of branch lighting circuit
rated betwen 60W and 500W.
w Works with X-10 controller and momentary action wall switches including "designer" wall switches.
w Can also be used like an ordinary dimmer
w Remembers its light level for smooth dimming
Benefits
The X-10 wall mounted dimmer is a
500 W receiver module that is
controlled by any X-10 controler.
It can be used like an ordinary
dimmer . The wall-mounted dimmer
simply replaces the normal dimmer
and is mounted into a flush box.
It can also be controlled by
external momentary action
switches connected to the terminal
2
The LW10 responds to "standard"
X-10 that is: "All lights on" or "All
units off" from any X-10 controller
set to its house code regardless of
unit code or alternatively individual
unit control by "On", "Off", "Bright"
and "Dim".
The LW10 also responds to "professional " X-10". Combinned with
the memory dim feature, the LW10
can change the room lighting
instantly or progressively.
The unit is currently supplied with
with 3 different cover plates: Busch
Jaeger Duro 2000, Jung CD500
and Gira (the mounting frame is
available from your nearest
wholesaler).
Technical data
Supply voltage:
Supply current :
Making capacity:
Regulating time:
EMC emission:
EMC immunity:
Electrical safety:
Signal sensitivity:
Input impedance:
Fuse:
Connections:
Ambient temperature:
230 V +10% -15% 50 Hz
≤ 20 mA capacitive
60 to 500 W (incandescent lamps only)
3,7 sec ±0,2sec from fully on to off
according to EN 50081-1
according to EN 50082-1
according to EN 60950 and EN 60065
15 mVpp min 50 mVpp max at120 kHz
≥ 60 Ω (L - N) at 120 kHz
2,5 A (F)
screw type terminals for phase, neutral, switched
phase.
- 10° C to + 50° C (operation)
- 20° C to + 70° C (storage)
Typical applications
This unit is used for scene lighting, typically in living rooms, dining rooms
and study/reading rooms. The ideal light level can be pre-programmed
in your controller or Marmitek CM11.
INSTALLATION
Switch off appropriate mains fuse !
- Take off switch cover, remove both screws
and take off the mounting plate.
(not supplied with unit)
A
M
1
E
I
- Mount the mounting plate onto the flush
mounting box with four countersunk screws.
Position the plastic decor frame ; supplied by
others.
13
5
9
- Connect cables: phase to L, neutral to N,
light cable (switched phase) to L1.
- When connected, position light switch on the
mounting plate and reinsert both screws.
- Finally, set the rotary code switches on the
front side to the desired device address (e.g.
E13) with a screwdriver, and note this address
down in a list.
- Put the switch cover back on.
Now check the correct operation of the dimmer:
- Switch on mains fuse.
- Press push-button ↑ briefly, the light is switched on.
- Press push-button ↓ briefly once again. The lighting is switched off.
- Now press and hold push-button ↑ of some time: the lighting is switched on, its brightness
gradually increasing to maximum. When the push-button is released, the brightness of the
light stays constant.
- Now press and hold push-button ↓ for some time: the lighting is gradually dimmed downed to
OFF. When the push-button is released, the brightness of the light stays as selected.
- Any external push-button wired to terminal 2 as shown above will operate the same way.
When the unit receives a message, it will operate as follows:
*
"OFF" message - full off.
*
"ON", BRIGHT
- brightens from current light level.
*
"ON" DIM
- dims from current light level.
*
"All lights ON"
- brings light 100 % on.
*
"All units OFF"
- full off.
As with the other receiver modules, the device address can be changed easily at any time without
disconnecting any cables.
Important notice:
After the installation of the Marmitek X-10 controllers, all receiver modules have first to be checked
for correct function and address !
Mini-timer (MT7222)
4 Channel timer/controller
Key Features
w Independent on/off timer control of four groups of Marmitek X-10
modules.
w Security random lamp switching function.
w Buttons to turn on/off and dim 8 light or appliance modules.
w 230V ~ 50Hz with battery backup (9 V).
Benefits
The Mini-timer MT7222 controls
four light or appliance modules,
turning each one on or off up to
twice a day at the time you choose.
With the mini-timer you can wake
up to hot coffe, turn on a heater,
switch off children's lights at bed
time, or come home to a lighted
entrance.
The Mini-timer also incorporates a
special security function that you
can use when you are away. This
function randomly adjusts switching
times by up to 30 minutes each
side of the set time, so your home
looks convincingly "lived-in"- a
highly effective intruder deterrent.
The Mini-timer allows you turn on
and off, up to eight modules
instantly by pressing any of the
four on/off rocker keys after setting
the 1-4/5-8 slide switch to the
desired position. You can also dim
and brighten lights connected to
lamp modules, DIN dimmer
modules and wall dimmer modules
at the touch of a button.
There is an All Lights On/All Units
Off button to instantly turn on all
lights connected to Lamp modules
DIN dimmer modules and wall
dimmer modules or turn off
everything in your system.
Technical data
Supply voltage:
Battery:
EMC emission:
EMC immunity:
Electrical safety:
X-10 Powerline:
Ambient temperature:
Dimensions:
230 V ±10% 50 Hz
9V 6LR61
according to EN 50081-1
according to EN 50082-1
according to EN 60950 and EN 60065
120 kHz ± 2 kHz / 5 Vpk-pk
- 10° C to + 50° C (operation)
- 20° C to + 70° C (storage)
136 x 53 x 85 mm
(width x height x depth )
The battery back-up will protect the time and programmed events
during a power outage of up to 48 hours
The mini-timer makes an ideal bedside unit with its big bright LED
clock display, built-in alarm buzzer, sleep function and buttons to
control up to eight light or appliance modules without getting out of
bed!
POWERMID PLUS
FEATURES
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Control your video recorder and satellite
receiver from every location in the house, e.g.
bedroom, study, etc.
The supplied remote transmits RF as well as
IR commands
Completely preprogrammed for almost all
brands and models
Additional IR codes can be learned
Capable of controlling TV's, video recorders,
satellite receivers and Marmitek X-10
systems*
One remote control for audio, video, lights
and air conditioner.
*lights, appliances, etc., in combination with a
Marmitek X-10 TM12 or IR543
MARMITEK POWERMID PLUS
The first remote control which you can
use everywhere in the entire house
The Marmitek PowerMid Plus sends not only
the normal IR command but also RF
commands, going through walls and ceilings
by means of a built-in RF transmitter. There
is no need to point the remote control
towards the equipment anymore and
equipment can now be controlled from other
rooms (e.g. the satellite receiver and video
recorder from the bedroom).
The PowerMid receiver is positioned in the room where the equipment is placed. When a command is
transmitted by the supplied 8 in 1 remote control, the PowerMid receiver will pick up the RF signal and convert
it into IR signal. With this signal, the equipment placed in line of sight with the PowerMid receiver can be
controlled. The preprogrammed 8 in 1 remote control is capable of operating most brands and models. All these
codes are stored in an internal library.
The remote control is not only preprogrammed, it is also has a learning function. In an extra learning memory,
every command from another IR remote control can be added. The user can determine under which key the
learned command needs to be memorized. This makes this remote control very useful for all audio applications
while also commands for air conditioners can be logged.
The remote control is Marmitek X-10 compatible which means that you can switch appliances and dim lights (in
combination with a Marmitek X-10 TM12 Transceiver Module or IR543 IR to PLC Converter).
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Dimensions receiver:
Dimensions remote control:
Frequency:
Range:
Power supply receiver:
Power supply remote control:
75 x 75 x 110 mm
215 x 60 x 25 mm (max)
433,92 MHz
10-20 meters (50 meters open air)
220 - 240 VAC 50 Hz 2,5 W
4 x AAA 1,5 V batteries (not included)
Multiple receivers can be used:
Multiple remotes can be used:
Works with all brands:
yes
yes
Except B&O
Art. No.
08982
©
980202
Wireless wall switch
RW10 - RW12
Key Features
w Lets you control two (RW10E) or three (RW12 incl. Dim / Bright) Marmitek X-10
modules in your home.
w Sends wireless RF signals to the transceiver module TM12 or to any
Marmitek X-10 wireless security system
w Compatible with the full range of Marmitek X-10 home automation products .
Benefits
The wireless wall switch lets you
control two ( RW10) or three
(RW12) Marmitek X-10 modules
from any where in your home.
The RW10 has two buttons and
can be set to control X-10 modules
with codes 1 & 2, or 5 & 6, or 9 &
10, or 13 & 14. This pair of codes
is selected by the position of the
slide switch inside the battery
compartment.
The RW12 has four buttons and
can be set to control X-10 modules
with codes 1 thru 3, or 5 thru 7, or
9 thru 11, or 13 or 15. This group
of codes is selected by the position
of the slide switch inside the
battery compartment. The fourth
button is a bright/dim switch
allowing you to brighten and dim
Marmitek X-10 lamp and wall switch
modules which are set to the same
unit codes as the group of modules
that the RW12 controls.
The wireless wall switches are
normally used with the TM12
transceiver which passes through
all codes from the wireless wall
switches onto the powerline to
control Marmitek X-10 modules.
You can also used the wireless wall
switch with any Marmitek X-10
security system instead of the
TM12.
Technical data
Batteries:
RF frequency:
Radiated output:
RF operating range:
Approvals:
Ambient temperature:
4 x AAA
418 or 433;92 MHz
< 5833 µV/m @ 3m
30 m (open field)
MPT1340 or ETS 300220
CE Mark
- 10° C to + 50° C (operation)
- 20° C to + 70° C (storage)
Typical application
Use the wireless wall switch anywhere you want to control something but don't
presently have a switch.
Attach them to the wall with Velcro for convenience.
Place one on the wall near your bedside.
Place one near your entrance.
Use them with the universal computer interface CM11 to provide "Virtual Wiring"
(macros).
Burglar alarm interface (SM10)
230 VAC - 50 Hz
Key Features
∗ Connects to an existing alarm system and sends Marmitek X-10 codes on the
power line when an alarm is tripped.
∗ Provided with three selectable programs.
∗ Triggered by a contact closure or a low voltage input.
Benefits
Connects to an existing alarm system
and turns on lights when alarm trips. It
has 3 modes of opération:
In mode 1 the SM10 will turn On all
Lamp Modules and Wall Switch Modules
set to its House code and will also turn
On any other Modules set to its Unit
code, a stereo connected to an Appliance Module for example. All Lamp
Modules and Wall Switch Module are left
in the On state when the alarms is deactivated but the Module set to the same
Unit code as the SM10 will be turn Off.
In mode 2 the SM10 will FLASH all lights
connected to Lamp Modules or Wall
Switch Modules. All Lamp and Wall
Switch Modules will be left in the On
state when the alarm is de-activated but
Appliance modules set to the same
House code as the SM10 will be turn Off.
In mode 3 the SM10 will turn On all
Lamp Modules and Wall Switch Modules
set to the address as programmed with
de House and Unit Code dails on the
interface. When releasing the terminals
an Off command is send to the set-up
address.
Set the input switch to A for triggering the
interface by a low voltage input (6-8 V AC,
DC or audio), to B for triggering the
interface by a dry contact closure. Do not
connect 220 V to the input terminal!
The SM10 has a test button which allows
Technical data
Supply voltage:
Supply current :
EMC emission:
EMC immunity:
Electrical safety:
X-10 Powerline:
Ambient temperature:
Dimensions:
230 V ±10% 50 Hz
≤ 20 mA capacitive
according to EN 50081-1
according to EN 50082-1
according to EN 60950 and EN 60065
120 kHz ± 2 kHz / 5 Vpk-pk
- 10° C to + 50° C (operation)
- 20° C to + 70° C (storage)
55 x 90 x 38 mm
(width x height x depth )
you to activate it whether or not it is connected to an alarm system. The All light
off button allows you to turn off anything which has been turned on by the
interface.
To install the SM10: (It is expected to be installed inside the security controller
panel)
- Connect the alarm output of the security panel to the screw terminals
- Connect the flying lead to the 230 V power supply, most likely at the 230 V
side of the transformer.
Typical applications
- Flash all the lights in your home when your existing burglar alarm trips.
- Blast your stereo when your alarm trips.
- Connect the SM10 directly to a magnetic switch to turn on lights when a door or
window opens, i.e. you don't have to own a burglar system.
- Trigger it from sensors such as a photo cell to turn on lights when it gets dark,
from a motion detector to turn on lights when someone enters a room, from a
microphone to turn on lights or appliance when a sound from an intruder is
detected, from a moisture sensor to sound an alarm if your basement is flood,
from a garage door opener to turn on lights when you open your garage door,
etc..
Wall-mounted motor drive switch (SW10)
230 VAC - 50 Hz - 6A LOAD RATING
Key Features
w Replaces the normal wall switch for the shutter, curtain or sunshade
motor control and and responds to Marmitek X-10 signals
w Works with any Marmitek X-10 controller and
ordinary switch.
Benefits
The Marmitek X-10 wall mounted
motor drive switch is a receiver
module that is controled by any
Marmitek X-10 controler. It can be
used for curtains, sun shades and
shutters. The most common application is shutter control.
The unit controls the position of a
shutter or a blind either in
response to Marmitek X-10 signals
received on the powerline or
manualy from pushbuttons on the
front face of the unit.
If the serial control message is in
"standard" X-10 format, the unit
can be:
- Fully opened in response to "unit
code" "On"
- Fully closed in response to "unit
code" "Off"
- Adust to every position in
response to "unit code" "Dim" for
down or "unit code" "Bright" for up.
If the message is in "professional"
X-10 format, then intermediate
openings are also possible.
The unit is currently supplied with 3
different cover plates: Busch
Jaeger Duro 2000, Jung CD500
and Gira (the mounting frame is
available from your nearest
wholesaler).
can also be used as an
Technical data
Supply voltage:
Power consumption:
Making capacity:
EMC emission:
EMC immunity:
Electrical safety:
Signal sensitivity:
Input impedance:
Connections:
Ambient temperature:
230 V +10% -15% 50 Hz
<1W
6 A - 250 VAC (motors)
according to EN 50081-1
according to EN 50082-1
according to EN 60950 and EN 60065
50 mVpp min. at 120 kHz
≥ 180 Ω (L - N) at 120 kHz
screw type terminals for phase, neutral, motor
forward and motor reverse
- 10° C to + 50° C (operation)
- 20° C to + 70° C (storage)
typical applications
Make your house look "lived-in" when you are away with presence simulation of
your shutters or curtains.
When going out, one button control of all shutters.
INSTALLATION
Switch off appropriate mains fuse !
- Take off switch cover, remove both screws
and take off the mounting plate.
(not supplied with unit)
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M
1
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13
5
- Mount the mounting plate onto the flush
mounting box with four countersunk screws.
Position the plastic decor frame ; supplied by
others.
9
- Connect cables: phase to L, neutral to N,
motor up to up, motor down to DN and motor
neutral to N.
- When connected, position shutter switch on
the mounting plate and reinsert both screws.
Now the control electronics has to be calibrated in order to adjust to the time the shutter
motors needs from « fully closed » to « fully open » :
- Switch on mains fuse.
- With the aid of a screwdriver, adjust both rotary switches to Y(calibration).
- Put the switch cover back on and use the switch to drive the shutter all the way up..
- Now press the push-button ↓ until the shutter is completely closed.
- Release the button as soon as the shutter is closed. The electronics measure the elapsed time
and stores it internally so that the switch always knows the position of the shutter.
- Now the same procedure for the opposite direction : press and hold push-button ↑ until the
shutter is fully open, then release the button.
- Take the switch cover off again.
- Set the rotary code switches on the front side to the desired device address (e.g. E13) with a
screwdriver, and note this address down in a list.
- Put the switch cover back on
The calibration is now completed. The internal electronics have measured and stored the time for
raising and lowering the shutter. These values will not be lost even in case of mains failure.
When the unit receives a message, it will operate as follows with Marmitek X-10:
*
"OFF" message :
- shutter fully closed.
*
"ON" message :
- shutter fully open.
*
DIM or BRIGHT message :
- adjust shutter to preferred position
Important notice:
As with the other receiver modules, the device address can be changed easily at any time without
disconnecting any cables. After the installation of the Marmitek X-10 controllers, all receiver modules
have first to be checked for correct function and address !
Transceiver module (TM12)
230 VAC - 50 Hz
Key Features
w Controls up to sixteen different Marmitek X-10 modules.
w Built in appliance switched outlet.
w Compatible with all Marmitek X-10 wireless remotes.
w Available in a wide range of plug style (British, German, French, Italian,
Euro-style, Swiss, Australian/Newzealand, Danish, etc.).
Benefits
The TM12 responds to wireless
Radio Frequency (RF) signals from
any Marmitek X-10 wireless remote
controls or wireless wall switches.
It retransmits, over the house
wiring, any signals it receives from
these wireless remote controls or
wall switches.
A built in appliance switched outlet
responses to Marmitek X-10
signals received on the power line
or to RF signals received from any
Marmitek X-10 wireless remote
controls.
The TM12 responds to serial
control message in "standard" X-10
format that is: "All units off" from
any Marmitek X-10 controler set to
its house code regardless of unit
code or alternatively individual unit
control by "On" and "Off".
The TM12 can be polled for its
status by the CM11 (two way
universal computer interface) or by
any controler using the
"professional" Marmitek X-10
format.
When used with the CM11interface,
the TM12 acts as the "RF gateway"
to get signals from any Marmitek X10 wireless transmitter onto the AC
wiring to be received by the CM11
interface to initiate Macros.
As the transceiver is simply inserted
into wall outlets like an ordinary
plug, there is no installation to be
carried out. Just set the wheel on
the front side to the desired house
code (the unit code of the built-in
appliance switched outlet is 1).
Technical data
Supply voltage:
Supply current :
Making capacity:
EMC emission:
EMC immunity:
Electrical safety:
RF receiver frequency:
X-10 powerline:
Signal sensitivity:
Input impedance:
Approvals:
Ambient temperature:
Dimensions:
230 V ±10% 50 Hz
≤ 20 mA capacitive
500 W (incandescent lamps only)
1 A (motors)
10 A (resistive loads)
according to EN 50081-1
according to EN 50082-1
according to EN 60950 and EN 60065
433,92 MHz or 418 MHz
120 kHz ± 2 kHz / 5 Vpk-pk
15 mVpp min 50 mVpp max at 120 kHz
≥ 180 Ω (L - N) at 120 kHz
CE Mark
- 10° C to + 50° C (operation)
- 20° C to + 70° C (storage)
65 x 160 x 33 mm
(width x height x depth without plug)
Typical applications
This is the general purpose unit for the smallest to largest applications. It can
be a starter kit with an Marmitek X-10 RF transmiiter for remotly turning ON and
OFF any appliance. Equally it can be the interface for multi function macros.
Two way PLC interface (TW7223)
230 VAC - 50 Hz
Key Features
∗ Designed for OEM applications where the controller manufacturer implements their
applications using Marmitek X-10 PLC control.
Benefits
The Two-way PLC Interface (TW7223)
has been designed for controller manufacturers to implement X-10 PLC control.
The functionality of the PLC control is
decided by the controller manufacturer
and implemented in the controller panel.
The document " X-10 protocol for OEM
controller" defines the interface protocol
that a manufacturer will need for implementing X-10 control.
Technical data
Supply voltage:
Ambient temperature:
230 V +10% -15% 50 Hz
- 10° C to + 40° C (operation)
- 20° C to + 70° C (storage)
DC Characteristics:
Serial data input:
Min. logic "1":
4 V input will sink approx 2,5 mA
Max. logic "1":
20 V input will sink approx 18 mA
Max. logic "0":
0.8 V will sink approx 0,1 mA
(Voltages and currents with respect to terminal 2)
With a control panel wich has been
designed to interface with X-10 PLC, the
installation is simple. Just connect the
flying lead to the 230V power supply,
connect the telephone cable to both the
RJ11 socket on the XM10 and the control
panel with the cable provided.
Note: this output is an open collector transistor. Therefore, the logic "1" voltage is
quoted as a reference for defining the output leakage current. An output pullup
resistor is required to generate a logic level. The pullup can be returned to any
voltage up to 20 V with respect to terminal 2.
There is a red LED lamp on the TW7223
wich is ON to indicate power. It will flash
when X-10 signals are being received or
transmitted.
AC characteristics:
HF output to AC power line:
Conforms to Class 116 of EN50065-1
Carrier frequency:
60 mW average into 5 Ω
load (5 V pk-pk instant.)
120 kHz ± 2 kHz
Max. phase delay betwen 0 crossing point of AC power
line and 0 crossing detect output (either transition):
100 µsec
Max; allowable delay betwen transitions on 0 crossing
detect output and serial data input "0" - "1" transition: 50 µsec
Max. delay betwen serial input envelope "0" - "1"
transition and carrier burst reaching 90 %:
50 µsec
Width of X-10 enveloppe
1 ms +100 µsec -50µsec
Isolation voltage
4 kV rms 50Hz for 1 min.
Approvals:
CE Mark
Typical Controller Connection Diagram
5V
Controller
circuits
10 K
Transmit
output
XM10
10 K
100 Ω
4
Transmit
input
10 K
5V
CONTROLLER
5K
Receive
input
100 Ω
3
Ground
2
Receive
output
Ground
5V
5K
Zero
crossing
input
100 Ω
1
Zero
crossing
output
Connection between the controller is via a standard modular phone jack, the connections for
which are as follows:
1.
2.
3.
4.
B
R
G
Y
Zero crossing detect output (with respect to 2).
Common.
X-10 received envelope output (with respect to 2).
X-10 transmit envelope input (with respect to 2).
Universal module (UM506)
230 VAC - 50 Hz - 5 A at 24 VDC LOAD RATING
Key Features
w On/Off control of isolated contacts to switch any kind of low voltage
load.
w Can be set for momentary or sustained contact closure.
w Has a beeper to use as an annunciator.
Benefits
The UM506 contains an isolated
contact relay and a piezo sounder
(beeper). It can be set to operate
as a beeper only, as an isolated
contact relay only or both.
It can be set for momentary or
continous operation for the sounder
and/or isolated contact relay.
The isolated contact relay are rated
for 5 A at 24 VDC.
When set to continous operation
the relay contacts and/or the
module beeps continously when an
ON command is received. When an
OFF command is received the relay
contacts open and/or the beeper
stop.
When set for momentary
operationthe relay contacts close
and/or the beeper gives three or
four beeps when an ON command
is received. The relay contacts then
open automaticallyafter about 0,5
second and/or the beeper stops
automatically after three or four
beeps. In this mode, OFF
commands are ignored.
The module has a test (ON) button
and a unit OFF button.
Technical data
Supply voltage:
Supply current :
Making capacity:
EMC emission:
EMC immunity:
Electrical safety:
Signal sensitivity:
Input impedance:
Ambient temperature:
Dimensions:
230 V ±10% 50 Hz
≤ 20 mA capacitive
5 A at 24 VDC
according to EN 50081-1
according to EN 50082-1
according to EN 60950 and EN 60065
15 mVpp min 50 mVpp max at 120 kHz
≥ 55 Ω (L - N) at 120 kHz
- 10° C to + 50° C (operation)
- 20° C to + 70° C (storage)
55 x 90 x 38 mm
(width x height x depth )

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