WAREMA Quatronic dialog Operating Instructions Manual

WAREMA Quatronic dialog

®

Operating instructions

(Keep for future use)

Valid from 21 March 2011

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General information

The publication of this catalogue supersedes all previous corresponding documentation. We reserve the right to make alterations in the interest of technical progress. Considerable care was taken in producing the text and graphics in this documentation.

No liability is accepted for any errors which may nevertheless exist in this documentation, nor for the consequences of any such errors.

Safety instructions

For detailed information, please refer to the respective installation and operating instructions.

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Table of contents

Table of contents

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1 Legal notes ....................................................................................................... 5

2 Safety instructions ........................................................................................... 6

2.1 Meanings of symbols and pictographs ...........................................................6

2.2 Intended use .........................................................................................................7

2.3 Target group .........................................................................................................7

2.4 Retrofitting and modifications .............................................................................7

2.5 Working safely .......................................................................................................8

2.6 System faults ..........................................................................................................9

2.7 Additional documents ..........................................................................................9

3 Commissioning .............................................................................................. 10

3.1 Operational readiness ........................................................................................10

3.2 Languages............................................................................................................10

3.3 Reference .............................................................................................................10

4 Basics ...............................................................................................................11

4.1 Control unit ...........................................................................................................11

4.2 Display and operating elements ......................................................................12

4.3 Manual operation ................................................................................................13

4.3.1

4.3.2

Awnings, pleated blinds, roller shutters ...................................................13

External venetian blinds ...............................................................................14

4.3.3 Stopping a movement ..................................................................................14

4.4 Manually switching on and off the comfort control ......................................15

5 Menus .............................................................................................................. 16

5.1 Display menus .....................................................................................................17

5.1.1

5.1.2

5.1.3

Wind speed and time ...................................................................................18

Brightness, dawn/dusk ................................................................................19

Position and Cause ..................................................................................... 20

5.1.4

5.1.5

5.1.6

5.1.7

Outside temperature and relative humidity ..............................................21

Inside temperature ........................................................................................21

Comfort functions on/off .............................................................................21

Display mode................................................................................................ 22

5.2 Selection menus................................................................................................. 23

5.3 Parameter and setting menus ..........................................................................24

6 Safety functions ............................................................................................. 26

6.1 Wind monitor....................................................................................................... 26

6.1.1

6.1.2

Adjusting the wind monitor ........................................................................ 27

Limit values, delay times ............................................................................ 28

6.1.3

6.1.4

Wind sensor allocation ............................................................................... 29

Wind test ...................................................................................................... 30

6.2 Rain monitor .........................................................................................................31

6.2.1 Switching on/off the rain monitor ............................................................. 32

6.3 Ice monitor .......................................................................................................... 33

6.3.1

6.3.2

Switching on/off the ice monitor ............................................................... 33

Ice alarm........................................................................................................ 34

6.3.3

6.3.4

Emergency stop ........................................................................................... 35

Automatically reset an ice alarm? ............................................................ 36

7 Comfort functions ......................................................................................... 37

7.1 Sun control .......................................................................................................... 37

7.1.1

7.1.2

7.1.3

Setting the sun control ................................................................................ 39

Limit values, delay times ............................................................................ 40

Photo sensor allocation ...............................................................................41

7.2 Dawn/dusk control ............................................................................................ 42

7.2.1 Setting the dawn/dusk control .................................................................. 43

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7.2.2 Dusk, dawn ................................................................................................... 44

7.3 Temperature control .......................................................................................... 45

7.3.1

7.3.2

Setting the temperature control................................................................. 45

The temperature control triggers a move command .............................47

7.3.3

7.3.4

7.3.5

The temperature control switches on/off the sun control .....................47

Outside settings up/down, inside settings up/down ............................ 48

InOM, OutOM, Alloc settings ..................................................................... 48

7.4 Humidity control ................................................................................................. 49

7.4.1

7.4.2

Setting the humidity control ....................................................................... 49

UP/DOWN limit value, allocation .............................................................. 50

7.5 Time switch control .............................................................................................51

7.5.1 Switching on the time switch control ....................................................... 52

7.6 Comfort timer ...................................................................................................... 53

7.6.1 Setting the comfort timer ............................................................................ 54

7.6.2

7.6.3

MoFrE, MoFrD, SaSuE, SaSuD ................................................................. 55

Manual operation ......................................................................................... 56

8 General parameters ....................................................................................... 57

8.1 Product ................................................................................................................. 57

8.2 Run time and turn time ..................................................................................... 59

8.2.1

8.2.2

Changing the run time and turn time ....................................................... 59

Run time UP/DOWN ................................................................................... 60

8.2.3

8.2.4

Turn time .........................................................................................................61

Turn mode ......................................................................................................61

8.3 Setting the time .................................................................................................. 62

8.4 Password ............................................................................................................. 63

8.4.1

8.4.2

8.4.3

Defining the password ................................................................................ 63

Opening the programming level with the password ............................. 64

Changing the password ............................................................................. 65

8.4.4 Deleting the password ................................................................................ 65

9 Help ................................................................................................................. 66

10 Maintenance ................................................................................................... 67

11 Cleaning .......................................................................................................... 67

12 Disposal .......................................................................................................... 67

13 Liability ............................................................................................................ 67

14 Information for the user ................................................................................. 67

15 Troubleshooting ............................................................................................. 68

16 Factory presets .............................................................................................. 70

17 Custom settings ............................................................................................. 71

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Introduction

1 Legal notes

Congratulations on choosing WAREMA Quatronic dialog ® !

You now own an advanced control system for comfortably controlling and operating up to 4 facades with different products (external venetian blinds, awnings, roller shutters, etc.).

You can operate your sun shading product manually or leave operation entirely to the automatic control of the Quatronic dialog.

The Quatronic dialog protects your sun shading product against damage due to the weather conditions and supports you in operating the sun shading system on a daily basis.

Safety functions and comfort functions

The Quatronic dialog controls your sun shading product on the basis of the following variables:

Wind

Precipitation

Brightness

Inside and outside temperature

Humidity

Time

Because many aspects of sun shading systems will be new to you, we designed the Quatronic dialog to guide you through the settings.

The name "dialog" stands for a high degree of user-friendliness: the Quatronic dialog not only shows you the current measurements and move commands, but also provides you with a guide and help text at all times.

Operating instructions, manuals and software are protected by copyright.

WAREMA Quatronic dialog ® is a registered trademark of WAREMA Renkhoff SE.

Usage of the ® symbol has been dispensed with in the following text.

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2 Safety instructions

We have developed and tested the WAREMA Quatronic dialog in compliance with the basic safety requirements.

Nonetheless, some risks remain.

For this reason, please read these instructions before commissioning and operating the control.

It is very important to adhere to the safety information listed here and the warning information in these instructions. Otherwise, any warranty claims on the part of the manufacturer become void.

Keep these instructions for future use.

2.1 Meanings of symbols and pictographs

The safety information in these instructions is marked with warning symbols.

It is categorised into different warning types depending on the level of potential danger:

AAGER warns of an imminently dangerous situation.

Possible consequences may include serious or fatal injury (personal injury), and property or environmental damage .

WARAIAG warns of a potentially dangerous situation.

Possible consequences may include light, serious or fatal injury (personal injury), property or environmental damage .

AATIOA

Reminder to be careful .

Possible consequences may include property damage .

The following pictograms and symbols may be affixed to the control unit itself or to the connected devices, alerting you to potential danger:

WARAIAG

Warning against dangerous electrical voltage!

NOTE The term NOTE marks important notes and helpful tips .

Example The term Example marks an example .

The square marks an instruction or a prompt for action . Perform this step.

The triangle marks an event or the result of a preceding action.

The black triangle is the bullet point for lists or selections.

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2.2 Intended use

2.3 Target group

The WAREMA Quatronic dialog is used for the control of motorised sun shading products. A variety of sun shading products and sensors can be connected to the control.

WARAIAG

Please obtain the approval of the manufacturer if you have questions regarding the connection of devices not listed in these instructions.

All control devices are intended to be installed indoors unless otherwise specified.

WARAIAG

The approval of the manufacturer must be obtained for uses outside of the purposes listed here. The consequences of unintended use may include personal injuries of the operator or of third parties as well as property damage to the control panel itself, to connected devices or to moveable mechanical parts of the entire system.

Therefore use our product only as intended.

These instructions are addressed to persons operating, adjusting or commissioning the control. The installation instructions (art. no. 890178) are available for persons installing, wiring or establishing a mains connection for the

WAREMA Quatronic dialog, including all necessary parts.

WARAIAG

Commissioning or operation by insufficiently qualified and knowledgeable persons may cause serious damage to the system or even personal injuries!

Commissioning may therefore only be performed by properly trained qualified technicians. These technicians must be able to recognize sources of danger that may be caused by the mechanical, electrical or electronic equipment.

These qualified technicians must know and understand the content of these instructions.

2.4 Retrofitting and modifications

We have designed and built the WAREMA Quatronic dialog with reliability and safety in mind. All required settings are made at initial commissioning.

Modification of the unit parameters is therefore only required when the characteristics of the control need to be adjusted, changes are made to the sensor equipment or the control itself is replaced.

WARAIAG

Retrofitting and modifications may impact the safety of the system or reduce its effectiveness! Possible consequences may include death, serious or light injuries, property or environmental damages.

Therefore, contact us or your specialist dealer before retrofitting or changing the system or the unit parameters if you cannot find any information on the corresponding topic in the control unit documentation. This is the only way to ensure trouble-free retrofitting/modification.

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2.5 Working safely

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Exercise special care when components of different versions are combined or when existing components are replaced by older/newer products with a different scope of functions or a different software version.

WARAIAG

The electrical installation must be performed by a certified electrician in accordance with the electrical installation regulations published by the

Association of German Electrical Engineers (VDE 0100) or the standards and regulations of the country in which the device is being installed. The specialist must observe the installation instructions included with the electrical device.

Whenever you intend to carry out work on building facades on which motoroperated sun shading products are installed, carry out the following steps first:

Switch the system to a de-energized state.

Make sure that the unit has been sufficiently secured against unauthorized or unintentional reactivation.

In any case, use suitable safety devices for personal protection.

Never place or store any items in the motion area of automatically operated mechanisms (e.g. ladder against a house wall with an articulated arm awning).

WARAIAG

States of danger, malfunctions and material damage to the system are possible due to improperly executed mounting, connection, repair or maintenance work.

Such work may only be carried out by the service department or by authorized qualified personnel.

Only use such spare/replacement parts for maintenance or repair work as have been approved by the manufacturer of the system.

WARAIAG

Dangerous situations, malfunctions and property damages to the unit are possible by cutting connections during operation! All connection are required for proper operation of the control.

Therefore, switch off the entire system before attaching or detaching connecting lines.

WARAIAG

Danger to life and risk of property damage through sudden movement of the mechanism!

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2.6 System faults

WARAIAG

Malfunctions may lead to dangerous situations or to property damage on the product. During a malfunction, your sun protection/visual privacy may no longer be adequately protected due to the safety functions of the

Quatronic dialog. The Quatronic dialog does not acoustically or visually signal a malfunction.

If possible, raise your sun protection/visual privacy unit.

Switch the Quatronic dialog off at the main switch (e.g. circuit breaker) and immediately notify your dealer's service department of the malfunction.

2.7 Additional documents

AATIOA

The entire unit becomes non-functional if power fails. In this case, your sun protection/visual privacy unit can no longer be protected against the weather.

If thunder showers or storms have been forecast, raise your sun protection/ visual privacy unit using the "Up" button and switch off the automatic system using the "Automatic" button as a precaution. If the sun protection/visual privacy unit is raised, a power failure generally does not present a risk.

The following documents are available in addition to these instructions:

Document

WAREMA Quatronic dialog Installation Instructions

Wiring diagrams for WAREMA Quatronic dialog

Number

890352

890177

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3 ommissioning

Commissioning of the Quatronic dialog is described in detail in the Installation Instructions . The device will only function correctly if the settings are adjusted during commissioning to the products being controlled.

NOTE If your specialist for sun shading products had the Quatronic dialog installed by a certified electrician, all device parameters have been set.

The comfort functions are adjusted to your requirements during commissioning.

AATIOA

Do not make changes to the safety settings that may result in damage to your sun shading products.

The safety functions of the Quatronic dialog protect the controlled sun shading products against damage due to the weather conditions. All parameters were set correctly during commissioning.

3.1 Operational readiness

Approx. 5 minutes after the supply voltage is switched on, the current time, day of the week and date are automatically read in via the radio clock aerial connected to the wind/photo/radio clock sensor. (The question mark behind the time disappears. If reception is disturbed, the question mark behind the time does not disappear. See Chapter 8.3 on page 62 ).

When the time on the Quatronic dialog is set correctly, the device is ready for operation.

3.2 Languages

The Quatronic dialog supports multiple languages. The display language can only be selected with the supply voltage switched off. This procedure is described in the installation instructions and should be carried out by an expert during commissioning.

3.3 Reference

All factory settings are listed in Chapter 16 on page 70 . A table for entering the individual settings can be found in Chapter 17 on page 71 .

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4 Basics

When developing the Quatronic dialog, we placed great importance in creating a product that is easy to operate and adjust. An additional feature is that the device can be rapidly commissioned by means of automatic presettings and pre-stored factory settings. Furthermore, the display language can be set in a matter of seconds during commissioning.

4.1 ontrol unit

Fig. 1 The WAREMA Quatronic dialog in the rail-mounted housing

The many different functions of the WAREMA Quatronic dialog can be differentiated into safety and comfort functions:

Safety functions:

Wind monitor

Rain monitor

Ice monitor

Comfort functions:

Sun control

Dawn/dusk control

Temperature control

Humidity control

Time switch control

Comfort timer

The safety functions protect your sun shading products against damage due to the weather conditions.

The comfort functions permit the intelligent and comfortable control of all connected sun shading products.

The Quatronic evaluates the information from the connected sensors and controls the sun shading products on this basis.

At any time, you can also use the  /  arrow buttons to raise and lower the products and switch the comfort functions on or off.

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4.2 isplay and operating elements

The WAREMA Quatronic dialog is characterised by its elegant design and its particularly user-friendly user interface. The presentation of all parameters and readings is provided in plain text in a clearly arranged display window, referred to simply as Display below. The resolution is two times 40 characters and the illumination ensures good readability through a high-contrast display.

The function of the operating buttons is menu-dependent and is shown on the display directly above each button.

1234567890123456789012345678901234567890

1234567890123456789012345678901234567890

Fig. 2 The operating elements and interfaces of the WAREMA Quatronic dialog a Display:

The illuminated display informs you on everything you can read and set on the WAREMA Quatronic dialog. For example, you can read current measured values of outside brightness, outside temperature, the current time and much more.

b disp/prog button:

Display/programming: By pressing this button you can change between the menus of the Quatronic dialog. If the button is pressed for at least 5 seconds, the Quatronic dialog changes to the programming mode.

c  arrow buttons:

Raises the sun shading products at facades 1-4.

In the programming mode, these buttons can be used to navigate to submenus or adjust the settings.

d  arrow buttons:

Lowers the sun shading products at facades 1-4.

In the programming mode, these buttons can be used to navigate to the submenus or adjust the settings.

e info button:

Opens the available help texts (see Chapter 9 on page 66 ).

f Contrast setting:

The Quatronic dialog display contrast is adjusted to the optimal setting at the factory. However, you can later adjust the contrast to your personal requirements. Adjust the potentiometer behind the opening using a cross-head screwdriver (size 0) to the desired contrast.

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4.3 Manual operation

NOTE

In addition to the installed safety and comfort functions, you can also operate all sun shading products at the Quatronic dialog by hand.

If, after this, a comfort function such as the sun control becomes active, you can always intervene by hand.

Exception:

In the case of safety functions (e.g. wind alarm), manual operation is blocked for the duration of the alarm.

Your manual move commands are not stored, which means that the sun shading product does not return to the position you adjusted manually after a comfort function (e.g. sun control) becomes active.

Manual operation is performed using the  /  arrow buttons on the corresponding facade. The display then changes to Position and Cause .

The cause is displayed as ManOp . See also Chapter 5.1.3 on page 20 .

4.3.1 Awnings, pleated blinds, roller shutters

Example Lowering the sun shading products on facade 4:

Briefly press the  button on the far right under the display (facade 4).

Facade: 1 2 3 4

Wind: 8m/s 8m/s 8m/s 8m/s

Time: 10:26:47 Wednesday, 20.11.2008

The Position and Cause menu is displayed.

Position: Upper Upper Lower 

Cause: Rain Wind Sun ManOp

The  symbolises the movement. The "Manual" cause flashes for the duration of the set run time.

At the end of the run time, the display changes as follows:

Position: Upper Upper Lower Lower


Briefly press the  button above the display to raise the product again.



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4.3.2 External venetian blinds

Closing the slats

Press the  button briefly.



Opening the slats

Press the  button briefly.

Position: Upper Upper Lower 


Lowering the sun shading products to the lower limit position

Press the  button for approx. 2 seconds.



After the DOWN run time elapses, the slats are adjusted to the preselected slat angle (see Chapter 8.2 on page 59 ).

Raising the sun shading products to the upper limit position

Press the  button for approx. 2 seconds.



4.3.3 Stopping a movement

During a downward movement

Press the  button briefly.



During an upward movement

Press the  button briefly.



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4.4 Manually switching on and off the comfort control

In situations in which the integrated comfort functions are not desirable (e.g. when cleaning the sun shading product or window, while you are on holiday, etc.), you can switch off the comfort functions individually for each facade.

The safety functions (wind monitor, rain monitor, ice monitor) still remain active to ensure that your sun shading system is protected against damage due to the weather conditions at all times.

Comfort functions are:

Sun control

Dawn/dusk control

Temperature control

Humidity control

Time switch control

Comfort timer

The comfort control can be switched on and off individually for each facade.

Example Facade 1:

Press the disp/prog button repeatedly until the

Comfort functions (ON/OFF) menu is displayed.

Comfort functions OFF OFF ON ON

(ON/OFF): CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4

By pressing the  button, you can switch the comfort functions on and off for the desired facade.

NOTE Switching on and off the comfort functions by hand is not protected by the password (see Chapter 8.4 on page 63 ).

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5 Menus

The menus guide you through the operation of your sun shading system. You can easily adjust to your personal needs the functions that your Quatronic dialog is to execute by using only a few buttons.

Display menus

The Quatronic dialog has six display menus. They contain all of the important operating parameters.

Press the disp/prog button to change between menu.

- Wind speed and time

- Brightness, dawn/dusk

- Position and cause

- Outside temperature and relative humidity

- Inside temperature

- Comfort functions on/off

(see Chapter 5.1 on page 17 )

Press for approx. 5 seconds to change to the programming mode

Selection menus

The Quatronic dialog has two selection menus. Here you can select the functions of the Quatronic dialog that you wish to set.

Select a function group using the  /  buttons.

Press the  button under --> to change between the two menus.

- Wind monitor

- Run time

Time switch control

- Display

- Ice monitor

-

- Sun control

- Rain monitor - Password

- Temperature control

- Product

- Comfort timer

- Time and weekday

- Dawn/dusk control

- Humidity control

(see Chapter 5.2 on page 23 )

Select the function group using the  /  buttons

Parameter menu

The parameter menus display the individual parameters of the function group previously selected.

Select the desired parameter using the  /  buttons.

Select a parameter using the  /  buttons

Setting menu

In the setting menus, you can independently change the settings for all four facades using the  /  buttons.

Press the disp/prog button to return to the parameter menu. The changes are saved automatically.

NOTE

Fig. 3

Use the disp/prog button to return to the next higher menu level.

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5.1 isplay menus

The Quatronic dialog makes information available to you in six different display menus.

One of these six menus is displayed continuously.

Press the disp/prog button to change to the next menu.

Wind speed and time (m/s, h, min)

Brightness (kLx), dawn/dusk (Lx)

Position and cause

Outside temperature and relative humidity (°C, %F rel

)

Inside temperature (°C)

Comfort functions on/off

NOTE Use the info button to call up a specific help text to every display.

NOTE You can have the displays change automatically every 4 seconds

(see Chapter 5.1.7 on page 22 ).

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5.1.1 Wind speed and time


Time: 10:26:47 Wednesday, 20.11.2008

Speed in m/s

0 - 0.2

0.3 - 1.5

1.6 - 3.3

3.4 - 5.4

5.5 - 7.9

8.0 - 10.7

10.8 - 13.8

13.9 - 17.1

17.2 - 20.7

20.8 - 24.4

24.5 - 28.4

28.5 - 32.6

Over 32.6

Upper line: Current wind speed in meters per second (1m/s = 3.6 km/h).

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

Wind force in Beaufort

0

1

2

3

4

Effects

Calm, smoke rises vertically

Light draft, wind direction can only be detected by smoke

Soft breeze, wind can be felt in the face

Slight breeze, thin twigs and leaves move

Moderate breeze, twigs and thin branches move, dust is disturbed

Brisk breeze, small branches sway

Strong wind, whistling noise on wires

Stiff wind, perceivable hindrance when walking

Stormy wind, twigs break off trees, walking is quite difficult

Storm, minor damage to houses and roofs

Heavy storm, trees are uprooted

Gale-force storm, heavy storm damage

Hurricane, destruction

Lower line: Time, weekday and date.

If a question mark appears behind the time, radio clock reception is disturbed. The question mark disappears after the time is entered manually or after it is read in later during better radio clock reception.

The weekday and time continue running independently of radio clock reception. Thus, the time-switched functions will continue to operate properly.

The date is not relevant to the function of the Quatronic dialog.

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5.1.2 Brightness, dawn/dusk

Brightness: 18kLx 31kLx 20Lx 50Lx

Status: Cloud Sun Dusk Dawn

Upper line: Current brightness in Lux or kLux (1000 Lux = 1 kLux)

Lower line: Brightness conditions, where the following displays are possible:

Display

Cloud

Sun

Dusk

Dawn

Night

Without display

Meaning

Reading dropped below UP sun limit value

Reading exceeded DOWN sun limit value

Dawn/dusk - Reading dropped below DOWN limit value

Dawn/dusk - Reading exceeded UP limit value

Dawn/dusk - Reading dropped below DOWN limit value and

UP limit value

Neither of the two limit values are defined

Limit value sun

Limit value cloud Cloud

Sun

Limit value Dusk

Limit value Dawn

Night

Dawn/Dusk

Night Up command

Dawn Day

Fig. 4

Down command

Up command

Brightness in Lux (Lx)

99000

35000

15000

1000

Dusk

Down command

Night

99

80

30

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5.1.3 Position and ause

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Position: Lower  Upper 

Cause: ManOp Wind Rain Sun

Upper line: Current position of the sun shading product or move command for the respective facade:

Display

Upper

Lower

?





Meaning

Sun shading product is located in the upper limit position

Sun shading product is located in the lower limit position

Sun shading product in an unknown position, e.g. the unit was stopped while it was moving

Move command: sun shading product moves up

Move command: sun shading product moves down

WARAIAG

This display does not indicate that the sun shading products are actually at the upper and lower limit positions. It merely displays the move command that was last issued.

Lower line: Indicates what triggered the last move command. Possible causes are:

Display

Wind

Ice

Rain

ManOp

Timer

Rel.H

Temp

Sun

Da/Du

Meaning

Wind monitoring safety function

Ice monitoring safety function

Rain monitoring safety function

Manual operation

Time switch comfort function

Relative humidity comfort function

Inside/outside temperature comfort function

Sun/cloud comfort function

Dawn/dusk comfort function

Cause flashes Sun shading product is moving

Cause is displayed continuously

Sun shading product is in limit position

NOTE If a move command is triggered, the display automatically changes to this menu and continues to be displayed.

Exceptions:

The "Position and Cause" display does not appear during programming.

If the display mode is set to change automatically

(see Chapter 5.1.7 on page 22 ), the display changes 8 seconds after a move command is triggered.


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5.1.4 Outside temperature and relative humidity

Temperature out: ******** 18°C ********

Rel. humidity: 0% 20% 60% 38%

Upper line: Current outside temperature in °C. (Only one sensor can be connected since the outside temperature is fairly constant on all facades.)

Lower line: Current relative humidity at each facade in percent.

5.1.5 Inside temperature

Temperature in: 18°C 19°C 22°C 25°C

Status: Cold Cold Warm Warm

Upper line: Current inside temperature at each facade in °C.

NOTE To display the humidity at each facade, a sensor must be connected for each facade.

Lower line: Associated conditions, where the following displays are possible:

Display

Cold

Warm

OFF

Meaning

Reading dropped below lower limit value

Reading exceeded upper limit value

Temperature control is switched off

No display Neither of the two limit values are defined

5.1.6 omfort functions on/off

Comfort functions OFF OFF ON ON


Upper line: Indicates whether the automatic control at the respective facade is switched on or off.

Press the  arrow button to switch the preselected comfort functions on and off.

NOTE Switching on and off the comfort functions by hand is not protected by the password.

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Menus

isplay menus



5.1.7 isplay mode

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In the Displ menu, you can specify whether the displays of the Quatronic dialog should change every 4 seconds, or if they should only change when the disp/prog button is pressed.

Keep the disp/prog button pressed for approx. 5 seconds.


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The selection menu is displayed:

Select the Wind RunT Timer Sun settings: Rain Temp Product -->

Press the  button under --> to open the second page of the selection menu.

Select the Displ Ice ComfT Time settings: Passw Da/Du Rel.H. -->

Press the  button above the word Displ .

The Display switching mode menu is displayed.

Display switching mode:

1. By pressing button "disp/prog"

Press the  or  arrow button to change the display mode.

The currently selected mode is displayed in each case.

Display switching mode:

2. Automatically every 4 seconds.

Leave the menu after completing the entries using the disp/prog button.

This saves the changes you made.

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Menus

Selection menus

5.2 Selection menus

When you change to the selection menus, you enter the programming mode.

Here you can adjust the behaviour of the control unit to your requirements. A detailed description of the functions and parameters can be found here:

Safety functions

Comfort functions

Chapter 6 on page 26

Chapter 7 on page 37

General parameters Chapter 8 on page 57

AATIOA





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Press the  button under --> again to return to the first page of the selection menu.

In the selection menu, you can now use the  /  arrow buttons to open the individual parameter menus for wind, sun, etc.

NOTE Use the disp/prog button to return to the display menus. This saves the changes you made.

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Menus

Setting menus



5.3 Parameter and setting menus

Each parameter menu contains the settings (limit values, run times, switching times, sensor allocations, etc.) of a function group. The following parameter menus are available:

Safety functions (see Chapter 6 on page 26 )

Wind Wind monitoring

Rain Rain monitoring *

Ice Ice monitoring

Comfort functions (see Chapter 7 on page 37 )

Sun Sun control

Da/Du

Temp

Humidity

Clock

Auto

Dawn/dusk control

Temperature control

Humidity control

Time switch control

Comfort timer

General parameters (see Chapter 8 on page 57 )

Product Set the type of connected product*

Run time

Time

Password

Display

Run time and turn time

Time and weekday *

Password *

Display mode * (see Chapter 5.1.7 on page 22 )

* When you select the functions marked with an asterisk, you enter the respective setting menu directly.

Example Parameter menu for temperature control



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Press the  button below the word Temp .

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Menus

Setting menus

The Temperature parameter menu opens.

Temperature Out  In  InOM control settings: Out  In  OutOM Alloc

Select the desired parameter by pressing the  or  button.

Example Outside temperature limit value for the UP command

Select the parameter by pressing the  button above the Outside  menu item.

In this menu, you can change the settings for each facade ( F1 - F4 ) using the

 /  buttons.

Temp. outside OFF OFF OFF OFF

Limit  : CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4



AATIOA

If you do not press a button for at least 3 minutes, the setting menu is closed automatically. Any changes that may have been made are stored but only for as long as the Quatronic dialog is supplied with power. If the power supply is interrupted (e.g. due to a power failure), the changes are lost.

Therefore, always finish your entries with the disp/prog button.

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Safety functions

Wind monitor

6 Safety functions

6.1 Wind monitor



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Strong winds can cause severe damage the sun shading products. Therefore, the Quatronic dialog contains a permanent wind monitor as a safety function that protects your awnings and external venetian blinds against storm damage.

In a windstorm, the sun shading products are automatically raised, and can be lowered neither by hand not by the comfort functions (sun control, time switch, ...). Whether or not there is a windstorm is decided by the Quatronic dialogue on the basis of limit values (settings).

The Quatronic dialog immediately shows you when the wind UP command is executed:

Position:    

Cause: Wind Wind Wind Wind

When the storm dies down, the following display appears:

Position: Upper Upper Upper Upper

Cause: Wind Wind Wind Wind

The comfort functions (sun control, time switch,...) and manual operation become available again.

To prevent every gust of wind from immediately triggering a "wind alarm" or a brief pause in a windstorm from disabling the "wind alarm", the Quatronic dialog works with on and off delay periods.

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Wind monitor

6.1.1 Adjusting the wind monitor

The following parameters can be set for the wind monitor:

Lim.

= Wind speed limit (0-20 m/s)

Dely = On delay, wind (0-20 s)

DelyE = Off delay, wind (0-99 min)

Alloc = Wind sensor allocation (1, 2, 3, 4, 1-4)

Test = Wind test (on/off)



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Press the  button above the word Wind .

The Wind menu is displayed:

Wind Lim. Dely Dely Alloc settings: Test


Example Wind speed limit ( Lim.

)


 /  buttons.

Wind limit UP  : OFF OFF 12m/s 8m/s

CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4



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Wind monitor



6.1.2 Limit values, delay times

The effects of the settings are addressed below in more detail.

Wind in m/s

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“Wind” limit value set

Measuring value

Wind

Move command:

Up

No Move command

Down cancelled bef

On delay = 10 s

Up Up t

Off delay = 3 min

If the wind reading exceeds the set wind speed limit, the on delay begins running.

WARAIAG

The wind speed limit must be set according to the specifications provided by the manufacturer of the controlled products.

If the wind speed drops below the set limit value before the on delay expires, the on delay stops running.

The next time the limit value is exceeded, the on delay begins running again from zero. If the wind speed remains above the limit value until the on delay expires, the wind monitor is activated, which means that the sun shading products are raised and the comfort functions and manual operation are blocked.

If the wind reading drops below the set wind speed limit, the off delay begins running.

NOTE If the wind speed remains below the limit value until the off delay expires, the preselected comfort functions, including manual operation, are enabled and new measurements are started for the comfort functions (e.g. sun control).

NOTE If a wind speed of 20 m/s is exceeded, the sun shading product moves to the upper limit position without delay for safety reasons.

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6.1.3 Wind sensor allocation

Example

The Quatronic dialog is able to control your sun shading products on the basis of four wind readings, i.e. 1 to 4 wind sensors can be connected.

The Quatronic dialog is delivered with a wind/photo/radio clock sensor. If you connect it as a "Wind sensor 1", all facades must be set to wind sensor 1.

Below is an example in which an additional wind sensor is connected:

Sensor Wind 1 Sensor Wind 2

Facade 1 Facade 2 Facade 4 Facade 3

You connect an additional wind sensor (see the installation instructions, as sensor 2) that you would like to allocate to facade 3:

You now change the settings of the Quatronic dialog as shown in the

Wind sensor allocation submenu that you open via the selection menu by pressing the  button.

Wind sensor 1 1 2 1 allocation: CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4

If several sensors are connected, for example, and you would like the maximum wind speed to always be used for control at facade 2, set facade 2

( F 2 ) to 1-4.

NOTE At vacant wind sensor inputs, the readings are interpreted as 0 m/s.

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Wind monitor

6.1.4 Wind test



If the wind sensor or a line is damaged, the Quatronic dialog cannot evaluate wind readings and the wind monitoring function is not active. To prevent damage to your sun shading products in this situation, you can activate the

"wind test".

If the Quatronic dialog does not receive a signal from the wind sensor in 99 hours, it is assumed that the sensor is defective. All sun shading products for which the wind test is active are raised. The following message appears in the display of the Quatronic dialog:

ATTENTION: No signal from wind sensors in last 99h. Please check it!

WARAIAG

During this display, the comfort functions are not activated. The local operating elements are not functional. The unit becomes functional again after an up or down button is pressed at the central control unit.

WARAIAG Note that if this occurs in your absence (on holiday,...), the sun shading products will no longer be moved automatically.

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Rain monitor

6.2 Rain monitor

While external venetian blinds and roller shutters are relatively resistant to precipitation, all fabric products such as articulated arm awnings and conservatory awnings must be protected against precipitation. If you have set any of these awnings in your Quatronic dialog as a product, the precipitation monitor is automatically set for these as a safety function. If you wish, you can also enable the precipitation monitor for your external venetian blinds and roller shutters.

When precipitation (rain, snow, drizzle) falls on the precipitation sensor, the sun shading products are raised.

The preselected comfort functions and manual operation are locked.

When there is precipitation, the display changes to Position and Cause . The following message appears for the corresponding facade:


Cause: ManOp Rain Rain Rain

Rain in the display stands for rain monitoring.

Once the rain sensor has dried again and the delay set in the sensor has expired, the preselected comfort functions and manual operation are enabled again, as indicated by Position = Upper .

The following display appears:

Position: Lower Upper Upper Upper

Cause: ManOp Rain Rain Rain

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Rain monitor



6.2.1 Switching on/off the rain monitor


Wind speed: 8m/s 8m/s 8m/s 8m/s

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Press the  button below the word Rain .

The Rain monitoring (ON/OFF) menu is displayed.

Rain monitoring OFF OFF OFF OFF


You can use the  buttons to switch the rain monitor on and off at the individual facades ( F1 - F4 ).



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Ice monitor

6.3 Ice monitor

The ice monitor is another safety function of the Quatronic dialog. It prevents your sun shading products from being damaged when they are raised and lowered while the products are frozen. The Quatronic dialog raises the products in cold weather with precipitation before ice is formed in the guide rails.

WARAIAG

Ice monitoring is deactivated by default.

6.3.1 Switching on/off the ice monitor



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Press the  button above the word Ice .

The Ice monitoring (ON/OFF) menu is displayed:

Ice monitoring ON OFF OFF OFF

(ON/OFF) CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4

You can use the  buttons to switch the ice monitor on and off at the individual facades ( F1 - F4 ).



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Ice monitor



6.3.2 Ice alarm

The ice monitor combines the precipitation and temperature readings. If the outside temperature drops below +3°C and precipitation falls onto the precipitation sensor, all sun shading products are raised.

During the UP command, the Quatronic dialog switches to the Position and

Cause display. If the run time for raising the sun shading product has expired,

Ice appears on the display for the facades with ice monitoring to indicate the trigger, and Menu appears as a reference to the "Ice menu".

Position: Menu Menu Upper Upper

Cause: Ice Ice Rain Sun

On the facades with ice monitoring, all comfort functions are blocked during an ice alarm.

However, you can use the  /  buttons to open the "Ice menu" on these facades:

ICE ALERT: Reset the ice alert until next ice alert trigger? YES NO

WARAIAG

You now have the option of disabling the ice warning until the next ice alarm occurs at your own risk, and you can re-enable the comfort functions and manual operation. It is important that you first make sure that none of the sun shading products are already frozen. If a product is frozen, do not start a manual operation.

The following confirmation prompt appears after pressing Yes :

ATTENTION! Resetting ice alert enables local operation at MCU and comfort...-->

... functions! Reset ice alert?

YES NO

To disable the ice monitor, press the Yes button.

The following menu is displayed:

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Reset active YES NO YES YES ice alert? F 1 F 2 F 3 F 4

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6.3.3 Emergency stop

You can use the  buttons to switch the ice monitor on and off at the individual facades ( F1 - F4 ).



If the sun shading products are raised due to an ice alarm, the following information appears in the Position and Cause display at the facades with ice monitoring:

Position: EMERG EMERG Upper Lower

Cause: STOP STOP Rain Sun

While the UP command is active, you can execute an emergency stop for all

4 facades.

This feature is provided for use if you discover that the sun shading products are already frozen after you previously switched off the ice monitor.

To execute an emergency stop , press one of the arrow buttons on the facade that is executing an UP command due to an ice warning.

This stops all sun shading products that are moving up due to an ice warning. The following display appears:

Ice alert! Reset ice alert?

YES NO

If you press No , the ice warning continues to remain active

If you press Yes, the following confirmation prompt appears:

ATTENTION! Resetting ice alert enables local operation at MCU and comfort...-->

...functions! Reset ice alert?

YES NO

WARAIAG

You now have the option of disabling the ice warning and thus to also switch off all functions of the Quatronic dialog.

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Ice monitor



If you are sure that you wish to disable the ice monitor, press the "Yes" button now.

This re-enables operation using the local switches and the following display appears:

Please switch off Quatronic dialog and motor control units! Because of... -->

...Emergency stop the local operation of sunblinds at MCU is now enabled! -->

Now disconnect the Quatronic dialog and the motor control units from the

230 V voltage using the in-series circuit breaker to prevent the sun shading products from being operated locally. After you are sure that damage can no longer occur due to ice, you can reconnect the Quatronic dialog and motor control units to the power supply.

6.3.4 Automatically reset an ice alarm?

The control can automatically reset an ice alarm. If the outside temperature exceeds the ice alarm limit value of +3°C (see 6.3.2) and has reached +4°C, the ice alarm is reset automatically and operation is enabled again.

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omfort functions

Sun control

7 omfort functions

The comfort functions are for the automatic control of your sun shading products or other connected products. They can be set separately for each channel. Experienced users can adjust the control here to suit their particular preferences.

CAUTION Changing operator settings may impact the safety of the unit or reduce its effectiveness! Please consult a specialist if you are not sure about the effects of a modification.

7.1 Sun control

The sun control is one of the chief comfort functions of the

WAREMA Quatronic dialog, as controlling the sun shading products on the basis of brightness is a fundamental requirement.

The function works to shade your rooms when the sunlight becomes too strong and later lets more light in as the sunlight becomes weaker. The strength of the sunlight is measured by the Quatronic dialog using four photo sensors that are integrated in the wind sensor.

If the photo reading exceeds the set DOWN limit, the on delay begins running.


Brightness display: The upper line shows the brightness in kLux. Sun flashes in the lower line:


Status: Cloud Sun Dusk Dawn

When the on delay expires, the sun shading products are lowered.

For the External venetian blind or Roller shutter setting:

After the DOWN  run time expires, the slats are adjusted to the preselected slat angle (see Chapter 8.2 on page 59 )

The display then automatically changes to Position and Cause :

Position: Lower  Upper Upper

Cause: ManOp Sun Rain ManOp

If the photo reading drops below the UP  limit value, the off delay begins running.

Brightness display: The upper line shows the brightness in kLux. Cloud flashes in the status line:


Status: Cloud Cloud Dusk Dawn

When the off delay expires, the sun shading products are raised.

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Sun control



The display then automatically changes to Position and Cause :

Position: Lower  Upper Upper


If the sun shading products are raised or lowered by hand, there is no reaction from the sun control until the next change in the light conditions.

NOTE The sun control can be switched on and off manually. Also, it can be switched on and off automatically by the temperature control or the comfort timer (see Chapter 17, "Comfort timer").

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Sun control

7.1.1 Setting the sun control

The following parameters can be set for the sun control:

Lim.

 = "Up" sun limit value (1 - 99 kLx)

Lim.

 = "Down" sun limit value (1 - 99 kLx)

Dely = On delay (0 - 99 min)

Dely = Off delay (0 - 99 min)

Alloc = Photo sensor allocation (1, 2, 3, 4, 1-4)



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Press the  button above the word Sun .

The Sun menu is displayed.

Sun Lim.

 Dely setting: Lim.

 Dely Alloc


Example UP sun limit value (


 /  buttons.

lim.

 )

Limit UP  : 30kLx 30kLx 30kLx OFF

CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4



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Sun control



7.1.2 Limit values, delay times


Brightness in Lux

“Down” set limit value

“Raise” set limit value

Measured value Photo

Move command:

Up

No move command

Down

Off delay = 5 min t cancelled bef

On delay = 2 min

Runtime Up = Runtime Down

If the photo reading exceeds the DOWN limit value, the on delay begins running.

If the DOWN limit value is exceeded, the sun shading product is lowered after the on delay expires.

If the reading drops below the DOWN limit value during the on delay period, the on delay stops running.

If the photo reading drops below the UP limit value, the off delay begins running.

If the reading continues to lie below the UP limit value, the sun shading product is raised after the off delay expires.

If the reading exceeds the UP limit value during the off delay, the off delay stops and does not begin running again until the reading drops back down below the limit value.

NOTE The UP and DOWN move commands triggered by the sun control are only executed after a change in the light conditions. After a wind alarm, the sun control starts the evaluation process anew.

This has the advantage that the sun control is unable to trigger a series of consecutive DOWN move commands whenever the sunlight changes and thus meets your requirements for personal comfort (e.g. Chapter 6, "Manual operation").

NOTE For sun shading products, it is recommended that you always set the DOWN limit value ( lim.

 ) higher than the UP limit value ( lim.

 ).

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7.1.3 Photo sensor allocation

The wind/photo/radio clock sensor contains 4 photo sensors for the evaluation of 4 different building corners (facades). These sensors are allocated according to their connection to the corresponding terminals (see "Installation

Instructions"). You can now assign one or all photo sensors to each of your facades.

Photo sensor 1-4 2 3 4 allocation: CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4

When shading the roof of a conservatory, it is recommended to assign sensors 1-4 to this "facade".

In this case, the maximum readings from each of the connected sensors are evaluated.

Sensor

Wind

Sensor

Photo

4 3 2 1

Facade 4

West

Facade 3

South

Facade 2

East

Facade 1

North

You connect an additional wind sensor (see the installation instructions, as sensor 2) that you would like to allocate to facade 3:

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7.2 awn/dusk control

The dawn/dusk control comfort function gives you the option of raising the sun shading products on your building at dawn and lowering them at dusk, and to program this behaviour individually for spring, summer, autumn and winter days. The Quatronic dialog can determine, on the basis of changes in brightness and intensity, whether the sun is rising or setting, without being deceived by a cloud that temporarily obscures the sun. The dawn/dusk control and the sun control both use the daytime or nighttime brightness values via the connected photo sensor. The dawn/dusk control only uses the light values between 0 and 99 Lux, while the sun control relies on the values between 1,000 and 99,999 Lux.

Brightness in Lux (Lx)

Limit value sun

Limit value cloud Cloud

Sun

Down command

Up command

99000

35000

15000

1000

Limit value Dusk

Limit value Dawn

Night

Dawn/Dusk

Night Up command

Dawn Day Dusk

Down command

Night

99

80

30

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If the reading at dusk falls below the dusk limit value, a fixed on delay of five minutes is triggered.

Brightness display: The upper line shows the brightness in Lux. Dusk flashes in the status line:

Brightness: 10kLx 20Lx 20Lx 50Lx

Status: Cloud Dusk Dusk Dawn

When the on delay expires, the sun shading products are lowered. A "dusk

DOWN phase" is then active for the entire night. A turning procedure is never performed. (Reason: roller shutters should not have spaces between the slats.)

The display automatically changes to Position and Cause :

Position: Lower  Upper Upper


If Dusk is set for the MoFrD (= Monday to Friday, off) or SaSuD (= Saturday and Sunday, off) comfort timer, the sun, temperature and humidity controls are switched off as well.

If the photo sensor exceeds the set Dawn limit value, a fixed off delay of five minutes is triggered.

Brightness display: The upper line shows the brightness in Lux. Dawn flashes in the status line:

Brightness: 10kLx 50Lx 20Lx 50Lx

Status: Cloud Dawn Dusk Dawn


When the off delay expires, the sun shading products are raised. A "dawn UP phase" is then active.

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The display automatically changes to Position and Cause :

Position: Lower  Upper Upper


If MoFrD (= Monday to Friday, on) or SaSuD (= Saturday and Sunday, on) in the comfort timer is set to Dawn , the sun, temperature and humidity controls are switched on as well.

NOTE If the dawn/dusk control is switched on (e.g. after the wind, ice or rain monitor is switched off), the sun shading products are lowered during the "dusk

DOWN phase" (e.g. at night).

7.2.1 Setting the dawn/dusk control

To open the menu for the dawn/dusk control, keep the disp/prog button pressed for approx. 5 seconds.



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Press the  button below the word DaDu.

The Dawn/Dusk menu is displayed.

Dawn/Dusk Dawn control settings: Dusk

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7.2.2 usk, dawn


Example Dawn/dusk Dawn


 /  buttons.

Dawn limit UP  : 30Lx OFF OFF OFF

(Dawn) CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4

The OFF setting is achieved by setting the value to 0 . The word OFF appears instead of 0 . This switches off the dawn/dusk control at the respective facade.




The Dusk , Dawn limit values can be set to between 0 and 99 Lux.

Dusk: If the readings drop below the Dusk limit value, the sun shading products are lowered.

Dawn: If the readings exceed the Dawn limit value, the sun shading products are raised

NOTE The brightness measured at photo sensor 1 is critical for the dawn/dusk control.

For the dawn/dusk control, the delays are fixed and cannot be individually adjusted:

Dusk delay: 5 minutes

Dawn delay: 5 minutes

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Temperature control

7.3 Temperature control

The temperature control of the Quatronic dialog is equipped with inside and outside thermometers - also referred to as temperature sensors - and can control your sun shading products according to the current temperature. This lets you use your sun shading products to influence the temperature in your rooms. The temperature control makes two operating modes available. One mode lets you raise or lower the sun shading products on the basis of a certain temperature. The second mode lets you use the temperature control to switch on and off the sun control. This lets you independently control the effects of the light and heat produced by the sun's radiation.

The two operating modes of the temperature control are:

The temperature control triggers an UP/DOWN move command.

The temperature control switches the sun control on or off.

7.3.1 Setting the temperature control

The following parameters can be set for the temperature control:

Out  = Outside temperature below limit value triggers an "Up" move command.

Out 

In 

= Outside temperature above limit value triggers a "Down" move command.

= Inside temperature below limit value triggers an "Up" move command.

In 

InOM

OutOM

Alloc

= Inside temperature above limit value triggers a "Down" move command.

= Inside temperature switches sun control on/off or triggers a direct move command

= Outside temperature switches sun control on/off or triggers a direct move command

= Inside temperature sensor allocation

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Press the  button below the word Temp .

The Temperature menu opens.

Temperature Out  In  InOM control settings: Out  In  OutOM Alloc


Example Outside temperature limit value for the up command


 /  buttons.

Temp. outside OFF OFF OFF OFF

Limit  : CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4

The OFF setting is achieved by setting the value to -25°C or to 75°C . The word OFF appears instead of these numbers. This switches off the temperature control at the respective facade.



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7.3.2 The temperature control triggers a move command

By triggering a direct move command using the temperature control, you can control your sun shading products according to certain temperatures (inside or outside) and thus influence the temperature in your rooms.

Under the InOM and OutOM menu items, you can switch on the direct control for the respective facade, separately for the inside and outside temperatures.

Subsequently, your sun shading products will move according to the temperature limit values you define.

If the inside or outside temperature exceeds the DOWN limit value, the temperature control triggers a DOWN move command.

The display then changes to Position and Cause .

Position:  Upper Upper 

Cause: Temp Rain Rain Temp

The following display appears after the move command is completed:

Position: Lower Upper Upper Lower


If the inside or outside temperature drops below the UP limit value, the temperature control triggers an UP move command.


Position:  Upper Upper 



Position: Upper Upper Upper Upper


7.3.3 The temperature control switches on/off the sun control

The sun is the most economical heat source we have. It is not always to your best advantage to block out the sun as soon as the first rays of sunlight enter the rooms in your building or in your conservatory, and to compensate this with higher heating costs. Therefore, you can optionally equip your Quatronic dialog with an inside and outside thermometer and use the temperature control in combination with the sun control.

WARAIAG

With this setup, your sun shading products are not lowered in the presence of strong sunlight until the desired inside temperature has been reached.

Under the InOM and OutOM menu items, you can use the temperature control to switch on the sun control for the respective facade, separately for the inside and outside temperatures. Subsequently, the sun control acts according to the temperature limit values you define.

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7.3.4 Outside settings up/down, inside settings up/down


A temperature control command can have a variety of effects, which you can select in the Temp menu.

Limit values:

Normally, the DOWN limit value ( Out  or In  ) must be larger than the UP limit value ( Out  or In  ): If the temperature reading exceeds the DOWN limit value, the DOWN move command is triggered or the sun control is switched on.

If the temperature reading drops below the UP limit value, an UP move command is triggered or the sun control is switched off and an UP move command is triggered.

NOTE The temperature control has no delays since temperatures change slowly.

7.3.5 InOM, OutOM, Alloc settings

Operating modes:

If the inside/outside temperature control is to execute a move command, select the Move setting in the InOM , OutOM menus.

If the inside/outside temperature control is to enable the sun control, select the Sun setting in the InOM , OutOM menus.

Allocation:

One outside temperature sensor and/or up to 4 inside temperature sensors can be connected to the Quatronic dialog. These sensors are allocated to the 4 facades in the Alloc menu.

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7.4 Humidity control

If you wish to control the humidity in your building or conservatory, for example to create an appropriate climate for your plants, the Quatronic dialogue provides a humidity sensor and connectivity for this purpose. For example, you can use it to connect a roof window or fan. On the basis of the limit value, the Quatronic dialog can then open and close the window or switch the fan on and off. To connect devices that are unrelated to sun shading products, contact your specialist for sun shading products.

If the humidity exceeds the DOWN limit value, the humidity control triggers a

DOWN move command.


Position:  Upper Upper 

Cause: rel.H Rain Rain rel.H


Position: Lower Upper Upper Lower

Cause: rel.H Rain Rain rel.H

If the humidity drops below the UP limit value, the humidity control triggers an UP move command.

An  appears in the display for the duration of the UP run time and Upper appears after the run time has expired.

7.4.1 Setting the humidity control

The following parameters can be set for the humidity control:

Lim.

 = Limit value for the "Up" move command

Lim.

 = Limit value for the "Down" move command

Alloc = Humidity sensor allocation for each facade



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Press the  button below the word Rel.H.

The Rel. Humidity menu is displayed:

Rel. Humidity Lim.

 Alloc control settings:Lim.




Example UP limit value


 /  buttons.

Lim.



Rel. humidity OFF OFF OFF OFF

Limit UP  : CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4

The OFF setting is achieved by setting the value to 0% . The word OFF appears instead of 0% . This switches off the humidity control at the respective facade.



7.4.2 AP/ OWA limit value, allocation


If the relative humidity reading exceeds the DOWN limit value, the sun shading product moves to the lower limit position.

If the relative humidity reading drops below the UP limit value, the sun shading product moves to the upper limit position.

Up to 4 humidity sensors can be connected to the Quatronic dialog. These sensors are allocated to the 4 facades in the Alloc menu.

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Time switch control

7.5 Time switch control

The time switch control of the Quatronic dialog lets you raise your sun shading products at a certain time (e.g. at dawn) and lower them at another time

(e.g. at dusk). Separately for Monday to Friday and for the weekends, you can set 1 switch time for lowering the products and 1 switch time for raising the products.

The time switch control only triggers UP/DOWN move commands.

NOTE Time switch control is deactivated by default.

When the time set under MoFr  or SaSu  is reached, the sun shading products move up. The "timer UP phase” is then active.



Cause: ManOp Clock Rain Clock

When the time set under MoFr  or SaSu  is reached, the sun shading products move down. The "timer DOWN phase” is then active.


Position: Lower  Upper 

Cause: ManOp Clock Rain Clock

NOTE If the time switch control is switched on (e.g. after the wind, ice or rain monitor is switched off), the sun shading products are lowered during the "timer

DOWN phase".

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Time switch control



7.5.1 Switching on the time switch control



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Press the  button above the word Timer .

The Timer switch menu is displayed.

"Timer switch" stands for time switch control.

Timer switch MoFr  SaSu  settings: MoFr  SaSu 


Example UP command on a weekday (


 /  buttons.

MoFr  ):

Timer switch UP  6:30 OFF OFF OFF

Limit UP  : CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4

The OFF setting is achieved by setting the value to 00:00 . The word OFF appears instead of 00:00 . This switches off the time switch control at the respective facade.



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omfort timer

7.6 omfort timer

In some cases, the comfort functions are not ideal for your particular requirements. This usually occurs in non-standard applications.

Example

On one of the facades of your building, normal lighting, as it occurs on the other facades, only takes place between 11:00 and 15:00; otherwise, this

"problem facade" is shaded by trees or a neighbouring building.

The sun shading products should not be moved on weekends.

The sun shading products should only be controlled on the basis of the inside temperature or sunlight in the mornings because the room is not used in the afternoon.

And so on...

To be able to solve these types of problems with the Quatronic dialog, it provides a comfort timer feature. This feature lets you control all comfort functions on the basis of the time of day. You can also differentiate between weekdays and weekends.

If you need to switch off the comfort functions temporarily, such as during a garden party, while you are on holiday, when cleaning, etc., you can also globally switch off the automatic functions by hand.

Function of the comfort timer


Control timer

Sun control

Dawn/dusk control

Comfort function

On

7:15

Off

16:38

Inside temperature control

Switches the comfort functions

on and off as a

function of time.

Outside temperature control

Time switch

On

Off

On

Off

On

Off

On

Off

Switches the automatic functions on and off via a confirmation in the menu

Switches the automatic functions on and off via the limit value setting

On

Off

Works independently of the comfort timer

On

Off

On

Off

Switches all comfort functions off manually

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7.6.1 Setting the comfort timer

The following parameters can be set for the comfort timer:

MoFrE = On time from Monday to Friday

MoFrD

SaSuE

= Off time from Monday to Friday

= On time on Saturday and Sunday

SaSuD

Manual

= Off time on Saturday and Sunday

= Manually switch comfort functions on/off



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Press the  button above the word ComfT .

The Comfort timer menu is displayed.

Comfort timer MoFrE SaSuE Manual settings: MoFrD SaSuD


Example On function on weekdays (


 /  buttons.

MoFrE )

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omfort timer

Comfort timer 6:30 OFF OFF OFF

ENABLE Mon-Fri: CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4

The OFF setting is achieved by setting the value to 00:00 . The word OFF appears instead of 00:00 . This switches off the comfort timer at the respective facade.



7.6.2 MoFrE, MoFr , SaSuE,

SaSu

The sun control, humidity control and temperature control comfort functions operate independently of the time of day. Thus, they also operate at night.

Using the comfort timer, you can deactivate these functions at any time by entering the required time period.

( MoFrE , SaSuE )

Using the "Comfort functions ON on a weekday” ( MoFrE ) and "Comfort functions ON on a weekend” ( SaSuE ) limit values, you can enter the times during which the comfort timer should enable the comfort functions.

( MoFrD , SaSuD )

Using the "Comfort functions OFF on a weekday” ( MoFrD) and "Comfort functions OFF on a weekend” ( SaSuD limit values, you can enter the times during which the comfort timer should disable the comfort functions.

ynamic function: dawn, dusk

The control of the comfort timer via time is rigid. However, you can also control the comfort timer "dynamically", i.e. using dawn/dusk.

Instead of a time, you can enter Dawn or Dusk . With this setting, the comfort timer enables the comfort functions at dawn and disables them again at dusk. This occurs earlier in the summer and later in the winter.

Setting the Dawn value

You obtain the Dawn setting by setting a time of 23:59 in the MoFrE and

SaSuE menu items. Dawn appears instead of the time.

Setting the "Dusk" value

You obtain the Dusk setting by setting a time of 23:59 in the MoFrD and SaSuD menu items. Dusk appears instead of this time.

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7.6.3 Manual operation

Switching the comfort functions on/off manually

In some cases, such as in the following, you may only want to temporarily switch off the comfort functions:

You do not want the sun shading products to move while you are away on holiday.

You do not want the articulated arm awning to move up at dusk during a garden party.

You do not want the sun shading products to move down while you are cleaning the windows.

etc.

In these cases, you can comfortably switch off all comfort functions globally at the Quatronic dialogue without having to change your other settings. You have two possibilities:

1.

Switch off the comfort functions in the

Comfort timer settings: Manual menu item.

Select (as described in Chapter 7.6.1 on page 54 ) the Manual menu item in the Comfort timer menu.

Comfort timer MoFrE SaSuE Manual settings: MoFrD SaSuD

The Comfort functions menu opens.

Comfort functions ON OFF OFF OFF

ENABLE Mon-Fri: CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4

Using the  buttons, you can now switch on or off the comfort functions on the respective facade.

2.

Switch off the comfort functions in the Comfort timer display (see the "Displays" chapter). (Can be reached without a password)

NOTE The safety functions cannot be switched off by the comfort timer nor manually via "Comfort functions OFF".

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General parameters

Product

8 General parameters

8.1 Product

The various product types that can be controlled with the

WAREMA Quatronic dialog are pre-parameterised. The factory settings can be found in Chapter 16 on page 70 . An overview of the controllable products is provided here:

Product type Conceptual drawing Information in display

Articulated arm awning

Articulated

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Conservatory awning

External venetian blind

Roller shutter

Conservatory

External venetianblind

Rollershutter

Pleated blind

Pleatedblind

Fig. 5 Sun shading products

When the Quatronic dialog went through the automatic commissioning routine, it set the products on all facades to the articulated arm awning for safety reasons. To adapt the Quatronic dialog to your needs, you can now set up the products (roller shutters, external venetian blinds, pleated blinds, awnings) you have on the individual facades.

Each of these products has different properties. Therefore, they respond differently to wind, require different turn or run times, or may be located indoors, thus not requiring rain or wind protection. To save you from having to enter all of the individual product-specific settings and limit values in the Quatronic dialog, the Quatronic dialog performs these tasks for you. The necessary values have already been stored in the Quatronic dialog for many products.

All of the product-specific settings can be globally programmed at the touch of a button.


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Product



AATIOA Do not make changes later to the product settings that may result in damage to your sun shading products.

All products were set correctly by the expert technician during commissioning.

NOTE When storing, all settings for the changed facades are overwritten with the factory settings. Personal settings must be created again for new products.



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Press the  button below the word Product .

The Product menu is displayed.

Please select Cass. Cass. Cass. Cass.

product: awng. awng. awng. awng.

Select the desired product by pressing the  /  buttons.

NOTE Facade 1 is displayed at the far left, and facade 4 is shown at the far right


This saves the changes you made. The following message appears:

New settings are saved.

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Run time and turn time

8.2 Run time and turn time

When you lower your sun shading products, there is no need to sit in the dark. You can, for example, automatically lower the sun shading products half way or leave only a narrow opening (light band). When using external venetian blinds, you can set the slats to an angle that will still allow a sufficient amount of light to enter so that you do not need to use artificial light.

These settings are controlled via run times and turn times in the Quatronic dialog. You can set run times to the nearest second at each facade and also set any technically possible slat angle via a time entry.

NOTE The run time of the sun shading product is set to an average value at the factory. It can be adjusted to the run time of the product actually in use (see the

"Factory settings" chapter in the installation instructions).

8.2.1 hanging the run time and turn time

The following parameters can be set in the Runtime menu:

UP 

DOWN 

TurnTime

= Runtime UP ( OFF , 00:01 to 99:58 ', DURATION )

= Runtime DOWN ( OFF , 00:01 to 99:58 ', DURATION )

= OFF , 0.1

to 9.9

s, DURATION )

TurnMode = Manual, sun control, manual/sun control, time switch control, manual/time switch control, sun control/time switch control, manual/sun control/time switch control, OFF



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Press the  button above the word RunT .

The Runtime menu is displayed.

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Runtime UP  TurnTime

Setting: DOWN  TurnTime


Example Run time for the UP command (


 /  buttons.

UP  )

Runtime UP  2:30 2:30 2:20 1:00

(Min:Sec) CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4

The OFF setting is achieved by setting the value to 00:00 . The word OFF appears instead of 00:00 . This switches off the time switch control at the respective facade.



8.2.2 Run time AP/ OWA

NOTE

The move command is active for the set run time, which means that if the run time is too short, the sun shading product does not move all the way to the limit position.

By setting the DOWN run time accordingly, you can obtain a light band (i.e. the sun shading product does not move all the way down to the lower limit position).

Ideally, the set run time is identical to the actual run time of the sun shading product.

A run time of 99:59 minutes is equivalent to a continuous command.

CONTINUOUS appears in the display instead.

A run time of 00:00 is equivalent to a jog mode, i.e. when a move command is triggered, the sun shading product only moves as long as the arrow key is activated. OFF appears in the display.

If the run time is set to OFF , the comfort functions do not take effect.

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8.2.3 Turn time

8.2.4 Turn mode

NOTE

The automatic turning control activates a brief (0.1 - 9.9 s) UP command (= turn time) after the sun shading products have reached the lower limit position. Whether or not the turning is actually executed depends on what caused the DOWN command. See Chapter 8.2.4

.

If the set DOWN  run time is longer than the actual product run time, the sun shading products remain in the lower limit position until the turning takes place.

When using the External venetian blind or Pleated blind product setting, the turn setting can be used to set a slat angle of your choice. The turn time can also be used to open roller shutters being used as a sun shading system by a crack after they are lowered.

Whether or not the turning is actually executed depends what caused the

DOWN command. The causes that can be programmed are manual, sun and time switch control.

These causes can also be combined:

M

S

Manual

Sun

T Time search control

M/S Manual/sun

M/T Manual/time switch control

S/T Sun/time switch control

M/S/T Manual/sun/time switch control

OFF OFF

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Time



8.3 Setting the time

NOTE

A DCF77 radio clock receiver is integrated in the wind sensor of the Quatronic dialog. The date and time are set automatically when the radio signal is received. The change between daylight saving time and standard time takes place automatically. In some locations, reception may not be possible. In this case, the time and day of the week can be entered by hand.

If a DCF77 radio signal is not received, a question mark appears behind the time. The ?

continues to be displayed for approx. 5 minutes even after the supply voltage is switched off



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Press the  button above the word Time .

The Weekday and time settings menu is displayed.

Weekday and W-Day Hrs Min Sec time settings Mon 10 : 26 : 47

Set the day and time by pressing the  /  buttons.



Pressing the disp/prog again takes you back to the display mode.

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Password

8.4 Password

NOTE

Access to changing the settings (programmed limit values, safety functions, run times, etc.) should not be available to everyone. You can protect the programming level against unauthorised access with an access code (password) consisting of four digits of your choice. Keep this password in a safe place. You yourself will not be able to change the settings later if you do not have this number.

Because a password is not set at the factory, the programming level is initially accessible to everyone. Switching on and off of the comfort functions by hand (in the 6th display, see Chapter "Displays") is generally not protected by the password.

8.4.1 efining the password



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Press the  button below the word Passw .

The Password menu is displayed.

Please enter password:

0 0 0 0

Define a password by pressing the  /  buttons.


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Password



Confirm your entries in the following menu.

New password: 1234

Please confirm. Yes No

Press the  button below the word Yes to confirm your entry.

A confirmation appears:

New settings are saved.



Pressing the disp/prog again takes you back to the display mode.

8.4.2 Opening the programming level with the password

If the Quatronic dialog is protected by a password, you can only enter the programming level if you know the password.

Perform the following steps:

Select the setting level for the password as described in Chapter 8.4.1

.

Please enter password:

0 0 0 0

Enter the correct password using the  /  buttons.

After you enter the correct password, the Quatronic dialog opens the selection menu. You can now change the settings.

You can protect your settings against being changed by using a self-defined password.

Defined password:

NOTE If the password is lost, the Quatronic dialog must be sent in.

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Password

8.4.3 hanging the password

To change an existing password, you must first enter the programming level using the old password as described in Chapter 8.4.1

.

Select the Password menu item as described.

You are now asked for the old password.

Please enter old password:

0 0 0 0

Enter the old password using the  /  buttons.

After you have fully entered the old password, you are asked for the new password.

Please enter new password:

0 0 0 0

Enter the new password using the  /  buttons.


Confirm your entries in the following menu.

New password: 1234

Please confirm. Yes No



8.4.4 eleting the password

To disable the password lock, enter the password 0000 as described in Chapter 8.4.3

. After this, a password is not requested when entering the programming level.

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Help

9 Help



For most Quatronic dialog displays, there is an integrated help that can be opened at the touch of a button.

Press the info button.

The first page of the help text appears.

Example Wind ... Dely

Selection of the wind delay UP in seconds for each channel.

Press the info button again to leaf through the help text.

This delay is required so that brief exceeding of the wind limit does not

If there are no additional pages, the following message appears:

End of info.

Please press button "disp/prog".

Press the disp/prog button to leave the help.

If you would like to read the text again, press the info button again. The first page of the help text appears.

NOTE If you stop leafing through the help system for approx. 3 minutes, the help closes automatically. You will then be located in the display mode.

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Maintenance

10 Maintenance

There are no parts within the device that require maintenance.

Also follow the specifications in the operating manual of your sun shading product and the other controlled devices.

11 leaning

Clean the device with a soft damp cloth.

Steam or high-pressure cleaners, abrasive sponges, abrasive agents, and solvents such as alcohol or benzine may not be used.

WARAIAG

When cleaning activities on the WAREMA Quatronic dialog, on the sun shading product itself or in the immediate vicinity of the sun shading product are required, first de-energise the unit and secure it against reactivation.

12 isposal

After its use, the unit must be disposed of according to legal stipulations or returned to your local recycling centre.

13 Liability

Failure to comply with the product information in these instructions and use of the unit in a manner that contravenes its intended use and purpose may result in the manufacture refusing to honour warranty claims for product damage. In this case, liability for consequential harm to persons or damage to property will also be excluded.

Follow the instructions in the operating manual of your sun shading product.

Liability cannot be accepted for damage to the sun shading system either due to operation in icy conditions.

The device meets the requirements on interference resistance and interference emission for use in residential and commercial areas.

14 Information for the user

Approved for use in the following countries:

A, B, D, DK, E, F, FIN, GB, GR, I, IRL, L, NL, P, S, CH, IS, N.

Device for the control of sun shading products

When used as intended, the device meets the basic requirements stipulated in the following EU guidelines and harmonized standards:

Directive on radio and telecommunications terminal equipment and the mutual recognition of their conformity 1999/5/EC(R&TTE)

EMC directive 89/336/EEC

Low voltage directive 73/23/EEC

The declaration of conformity can be reviewed at: http://www.warema.de

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Troubleshooting WAREMA Quatronic dialog ®


15 Troubleshooting

Problem

No display

The following message appears:

Attention: Overload at +12V.

Switch off the system and eliminate the cause.

Disturbance in radio clock reception

Comfort functions (sun, inside temperature, outside temperature, humidity) do not move the sun shading product up or down

The sun shading product is in the upper limit position and cannot be lowered manually

The slats cannot be turned manually; the sun shading product immediately moves to the limit position

Sun shading product does not move up in a storm

Sun shading product does not move up in rain

Sun shading product does not move down in sun or moves too late

Possible cause

Power failure

Connection fault (short circuit)

Remedy

Wait until voltage is back

Connection, see installation instructions

Send device in for repairs Connection terminals too tight and therefore damaged

A short circuit at +12V at the sensor terminals

Radio clock signal too weak

Switch off the unit. Connect the sensor supply lines one after the other until the fault message appears again. Correct the fault at the sensor or line.

Change the position of wind/photo/ radio clock sensor. Check for question mark behind date.

OFF is selected for the run time setting Set the RunT... UP  or

RunT ... DOWN  menu

Comfort functions are switched off

Limit values are set incorrectly

Switch the comfort functions on

Set the limit values: For sun control - the DOWN limit value should be higher than the UP limit value.

Wind monitor

Ice monitor

Rain monitor

Manual is not set as the cause for the corresponding facade in the

RunT ... Turn operat. mode mounted correctly

menu.

Wind/photo/radio clock sensor is not

If the wind alarm is unfounded, increase the limit value

The ice monitor can be disabled at your own risk ( Chapter 6.3 on page 33 )

In the event of a rain alarm, set the rain monitor to OFF in the Rain submenu ( Chapter 6.2 on page 31 )

RunT ... Turn operat. mode menu set the cause H

( Chapter 8.2 on page 59 )

Check the mounting and connection

Wind speed limit too high

Rain sensor not mounted

Sensor surface is soiled

Reduce the wind speed limit


Check the mounting and connection

Clean carefully with a cloth

Rain monitoring is switched off Switch on rain monitoring

( Chapter 6.2.1 on page 32 )

Check the mounting and connection Sensor is incorrectly mounted or in the shade

Sun control is switched off Comfort timer ... Manual menu

Switch on the sun control


DOWN sun limit value ( Lim.

 ) too high Sun control ... Lim.

 menu:

Reduce the DOWN sun limit value


DOWN on delay ( Dely ) too high Sun control ... Dely menu:

Reduce the on delay


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Troubleshooting

Problem

In sun, the sun shading product moves down to early

Sun shading product moves up too late when cloudy

Sun shading product moves up too early when cloudy

Sun shading product does not move up automatically at dusk

Ice warning is issued during precipitation

Possible cause Remedy

DOWN sun limit value ( Lim.

 ) too low Sun control ... Lim.

 menu:

Increase the DOWN sun limit value


On delay ( Dely ) in sun too low

UP sun limit value ( Lim.

 ) too high

Sun control ... Dely menu:

Increase the on delay


Sun control ... Lim.

 menu:

Reduce the UP sun limit value


Off delay when cloudy too high Sun control ... Dely

Reduce the off delay

menu:


UP sun limit value ( Lim.

 ) too low

Off delay when cloudy too low

Sun control ... Lim.

 menu:

Increase the UP sun limit value


Sun control ... Dely menu:

Increase the off delay

(Chapter 7.1 on page 37 )

The sun control was switched off during the day.

Comfort timer ... Manual

Switch on the sun control


Move up manually

menu

Sun shading product was lowered manually and the reading did not drop below the cloud limit value

An "Outside temperature" sensor was not connected

Ice menu:

Switch off ice monitoring


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Reference WAREMA Quatronic dialog ®


16 Factory presets

Parameter Unit

Wind

Limit value

Delay

Off delay

Wind test

Run time

Up

Down

Turn time

Turn mode

Timer switch

Up Mo-Fr

Down Mo-Fr

Down Sa+Su

Down Sa+Su

Sun m/s

Sec

Min

On/off

Min:Sec

Min:Sec

Sec

M/S/T

Hr:Min

Hr:Min

Hr:Min

Hr:Min

Limit value, clouds, up

Limit value, sun, down

On delay

Off delay

Dawn/dusk

Dusk, down

Dawn, up

Rain monitor kLux kLux

Min

Min

Temperature

Outside limit value, up

Outside limit value, down

°C

°C

Outside move command/sun control Move/sun

Inside limit value, up

Inside limit value, down

°C

°C

Inside move command/sun control

Humidity limit

Limit value, up

Limit value, down

Lux

Lux

On/off

Move/sun

% H

% H rel rel

On/off Ice warning

Comfort timer

Switch-on Mo-Fr

Switch-off Mo-Fr

Switch-on Sa+Su

Switch-off Sa+Su

Manual on/off

Hr:Min

Hr:Min

Hr:Min

Hr:Min

On/off

Articulated arm awning

Conservatory/ facade awning

External venetian blind

Roller shutter Pleated blind

08

01

10

Off

1:00

1:00

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

30

50

5

10

OFF

OFF

On

OFF

OFF

Move

OFF

OFF

Move

OFF

OFF

Off

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

On

10

01

10

Off

2:00

2:00

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

30

50

5

10

OFF

OFF

On

OFF

OFF

Move

OFF

OFF

Move

OFF

OFF

Off

6:00

OFF

6:00

OFF

On

12

05

10

Off

2:30

2:30

0.5

M/S

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

15

35

2

20

OFF

OFF

Off

OFF

OFF

Move

OFF

OFF

Move

OFF

OFF

Off

6:00

OFF

6:00

OFF

On

OFF

OFF

OFF

Off

2:30

2:30

1.0

S

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

80

30

Off

OFF

OFF

Move

OFF

OFF

Move

OFF

OFF

Off

6:00

OFF

6:00

OFF

On

OFF

OFF

OFF

Off

2:30

2:30

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

30

50

5

10

OFF

OFF

Off

OFF

OFF

Move

OFF

OFF

Move

OFF

OFF

Off

6:00

OFF

6:00

OFF

On

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Reference

17 ustom settings

Parameter Unit

Product -

Wind

Limit value

On delay

Off delay

Wind test

Run time

Up

Down

Turn time

Turn mode

Timer switch

Up Mo-Fr

Down Mo-Fr

Down Sa+Su

Down Sa+Su

Sun m/s

Sec

Min

On/off

Min:Sec

Min:Sec

Sec

M/S/T

Hr:Min

Hr:Min

Hr:Min

Hr:Min

Limit value, clouds, up

Limit value, sun, down

On delay

Off delay

Dawn/dusk

Dusk, down

Dawn, up

Rain monitor kLux kLux

Min

Min

Temperature

Outside limit value, up

Outside limit value, down

°C

°C

Outside move command/sun control Move/sun

Inside limit value, up

Inside limit value, down

°C

°C

Inside move command/sun control

Relative humidity

Limit value, up

Limit value, down

Lux

Lux

On/off

Move/sun

% H

% H rel rel

On/off Ice warning

Comfort timer

Switch-on Mo-Fr

Switch-off Mo-Fr

Switch-on Sa+Su

Switch-off Sa+Su

Manual on/off

Hr:Min

Hr:Min

Hr:Min

Hr:Min

On/off

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