Berker 7521 20 06 Bedienungsanleitung
1 Programming / checking mode
2 Button for setting current time
3 Button for setting day of the week
4 Days of the week
(1 = Mon, 2 = Tues, 7 = un)
5 Cursor for displaying days of the week
6 Hour display
7 Display for automatic summer/winter time
(adjustment (r= summer / f= winter)
8 Bus-connection
9 Minute display
10 witching status display ON ( o) OFF ( p) channel K1
11 witching status display ON ( o) OFF ( p) channel K2
12 Hour setting
13 Minute setting
14 General deletion (RE ET)
Attention: this button deletes all stored data!
15 Channel K2
16 Channel K1
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1.0 escription
1.1 Use
1.2 Features
1.3 Technical data
1.4 Dimensioned diagram
2.0 Mounting instructions
2.1 afety information
2.2 Bus-connection
3.0 Start-up
3.1 Information
3.2 Advices
3.3 Automatic reset
3.4 Fast forward
3.5 witching-preselection
3.6 Automatic-mode
3.7 Priorities
3.8 Identification of automatic summer/winter time adjustment
4.0 Programming
4.1 Programming in the week program
4.2 Programming in day program
4.3 Interrogation program
4.4 Change program
4.5 Individual deletions
4.6 General deletion of all switching times
4.7 General deletion (RE ET)
5.0 Switching functions
5.1 Override ON/OFF telegram
5.2 Permanent ON/OFF telegram
5.3 Holiday program
5.4 Breaking off the holiday program
6.0 Summer/winter time adjustment
6.1 election table for the automatic summer/winter
time adjustment
6.2 Changing the automatic summer-/wintertime
adjustment
6.3 Initial start-up without automatic summer/winter
time adjustment
6.4 Initial start-up with automatic summer/ winter
time adjustment
6.5 Manual summer/winter time adjustment
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The time switch controls connected nodes via the group address.
The time switch sends 1- or 8-bit telegrams, as required.
The time switch is pre-programmed with date, automa-
tic summer / winter time change-over and real time as a
weekly clock.
– permanent program retention by means of EEPROM.
programmed switching times are retained for a period of
approx. 10 years even in the event of a power failure or insuffi-
cient battery reserve.
– automatic program recall
– 99 days holiday program, programmable 99 days ahead
– over-ride switching
– permanent switching ON / OFF
– battery reserve by means of lithium cell, approx. 6 years
1.0 ESCRIPTION
1.1 Use
1.2 Features
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esignation: 7521 20 06
Type of program: Day or week
Operating voltage: Bus-connection
Interval consumption: ca. 150mW incl. BCU
Time base: Quartz
Memory locations: 36
Min. switching interval: 1 minute
witching accuracy: To the second
Operating accuracy: ± 1 sec./day at 20° C deg. C
Power reserve: Lithium, max. 6 years at
20° C deg. C
Perm. ambient temp.: – 5° C ... + 45° C (– 5T45)
Class of protection: II acc. to EN 60335
when mounted
ystem of protection: IP 20 acc. to EN 60529
Technical data on device nameplate may vary - please check!
ubject to technical alterations.
1.3 Technical data:
EMC-Advice
1.4 imensioned drawing:
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The time switches are in accordance with the European directives
73/23/EEC (Low-Voltage Directive) and 89 / 336 / EEC (EMC-
Directive). If the time switches are used together with other devices
in an installation, take care that the complete installation does not
cause a radio interference.
Electrical devices EIB should only be connected and
mounted by an EIB specialist. Manipulations and modi-
fications will result in loss of warranty. The
national specifactions and applicable safety regulations
must be observed.
Despite elaborate safety precautions, exceptionally strong
electrical fields may cause interference with the microprocessor-
controlled time switch. We therefore recommend that you observe
the following points before installation:
➪ uppress interference of inductive loads by means of an
RC filter
➪ Use a separate line for the mains voltage supply
➪ Do not install device in close proximity to sources of interferen-
ce, e.g. transformers, contactors, PCs and TV sets.
➪ If interference occurs, we recommed that you carry out a RE ET
(chapter 4.7) before putting the device back into operation
2.0 MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS
2.1 Safety information:
2.2 Bus-connection:
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3.0 Start-up
The device comes ready programmed with the current
time and with the relevant Greenwich mean time rule
for automatic summer-/winter time adjustment.
Changing of time adjustment see chapter 6.0.
3.2 Advices
3.3 Automatic reset
3.4 Fast forward
3.5 Switching-preselection
This symbol means: Important! Please note!
This symbol means:
You must press the button illustrated for
programming.
Example: n= Press the button with the clock
symbol.
If no buttons are pressed for a certain length of time in the
checking or programming mode, the display is autmatically reset to
automatic mode after approx. 40 sec. The device then assumes the
switching status dictated by the program.
When setting the time or programming, the fast forward function
is obtained by holding down button hor mfor more than 4 sec.
The o-symbol indicates that the allocated consumer receives, for
example, an ON telegram, according to parameters.
The p-symbol indicates that the allocated consumer receives, for
example, an OFF telegram, according to parameters.
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3.1 Information
3.6 Automatic-mode
You see in the automatic mode:
- actual time
- summer-/winter time adjustment is activated
- load sends ON or OFF-telegram
- load sends permanent ON/OFF telegrams
- Holidayprogram is activated
Changing to automatic mode
press button n
3.7 Priorities
3.8 Identification of automatic summer/ winter time
adjustment
rummer time symbol fWinter time symbol
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AA permanent switch setting takes priority over all other programs
BA holiday program takes priority over a switching preselection
or the automatic program
CManual switching changes the switching status until the
next contrary switching command
If the switch-on and switch-off time are identical, the
switch-off time always takes priority
The time switch is able for:
- individual programming of the weekdays
- free blockforming
This means that identical switching times valid for
several days of the week only occupy one memory
location.
Example of a switch- on time:
The connected consumer is to switch in channel K1 on ( o) at
6:30 on Monday (1), Tuesday (2), Wednesday (3) and Friday (5).
4.0 PROGRAMMING
4.1 Programming in the week program
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Example of a switch- off time:
The connected consumer is to switch off ( p) at 8:30 on Monday
(1), Tuesday (2), Wednesday (3) and Friday (5).
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Automatik
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Note:
Further switch times can be programmed as before.
For programming channel 2, use the button K2.
When all 36 memory locations are full, the word End appears
in the LCD display.
If a switch-on and switch-off time are programmed simulta-
neously, the switch off time will always take priority.
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OFF
Time-sensor only for dayprogram:
Restart of the time-sensor like in chapter 6.3/6.4 described.
Example: Channel K1 switch-On (o) at 6.30 hours and
switch-Off again at 8:30 hours (p).
4.2 Programming in the day mode
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With button K1 a choice can be made, while programming,
whether a switch on (symbol o) or a switch off (symbol p)
should be effected.
For programming channel 2, use the button K2.
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