Domestia DMD-004-002 Manuel utilisateur

USERS MANUAL extension module 4 outputs DALI Broadcast:

DMD-004-002

1 DESCRIPTION

With the module DMD-004-002 it’s possible to control DALI compatible lamps.

The DMD-004-002 works as 4 DALI (lines) controllers but only send broadcast

commands to the buses.

All the lamps connected on to a same bus will receive the same commands.

The lamps don’t have to be addressed.

Each bus DALI is programmed as a single home automation output.

The DALI buses don’t need a supplementary DALI power supply, this DALI bus power

supply is controlled by the module itself.

2 CONNECTIONS

2.1 Connection of the DALI drivers on to the module DMD-004-002

The DALI lamps/drivers get continuously power supply, generally in 230Vac*(blue

and red wires). The DALI bus is represented by the two black wires (non-polarized).

Maximum 64 DALI lamps/drivers can be connected on to each output.

*Voir notice de la lampe.

Bus DALI 1

Driver DALI 1

Driver DALI 2

Driver DALI 3

MAX 64 Drivers

Stand alone inputs

IN 1

IN 2

IN 3

IN 4

IN 5

IN 6

COM

RS485

GND

BLN

100-240Vac 50/60Hz

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LED6

LED5

Mode BP

Adres

DMD-004-002

LED7

DA-

OUT1

DA+

DA-

OUT2

DA+

DA-

OUT3

DA+

DA-

OUT4

DA+

4 channels DALI MASTER

2A 2A

16A 16A

2.2 Connection in slave mode

Extension module 4 outputs DALI DMD-004-002 can work as a slave module with

•A master module DMC/DKS-012-00x

•A master module DMC/DKS-008-001

•A control module DME-LAN-

For the connection and the programming of a control module DME-LAN-

refer to the user manual of the DME-LAN-.

Example of connection with a DMC-012-003 as the master module:

BUS

DMI

DMC-012-003

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CLI

RS485

AGND

Each contact 10A/250VAC

100-240Vac 50/60Hz

Adres

OUT7 OUT8OUT6OUT5OUT4OUT3OUT2OUT1 OUT9 OUT10 OUT11 OUT12

IN7 IN8IN6IN5IN4IN3IN2IN1 IN9 IN10 IN11 IN12

BACK ENTER

BUS

DMI

Each contact 10A/250VAC

31 2

Master Module (address 1-12)

Slave Module (adress 13-16)

10A

Stand alone inputs

IN 1

IN 2

IN 3

IN 4

IN 5

IN 6

COM

RS485

GND

BLN

100-240Vac 50/60Hz

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LED6

LED5

Mode BP

Adres

DMD-004-002

LED7

DA-

OUT1

DA+

DA-

OUT2

DA+

DA-

OUT3

DA+

DA-

OUT4

DA+

4 channels DALI MASTER

Slave Module (address 13-16)

2.3 Connection in Standalone mode (directly piloted by potential

free push-buttons).

The extension module 4 outputs DALI broadcast DMD-004-002 can also work alone in

stand-alone mode.

-The « Stand-alone » entries IN 1 à IN 4 allow to directly pilot the outputs OUT 1

à OUT 4.

-The entry IN 5 has the function of switching off the 4 outputs.

-The entry IN 6 has the function of switching on the 4 outputs.

The entries have to be connected to potential free contacts (for example a push-

button). No voltage can be applied to the inputs.

Stand alone inputs

IN 1

IN 2

IN 3

IN 4

IN 5

IN 6

COM

RS485

GND

BLN

100-240Vac 50/60Hz

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LED6

LED5

Mode BP

Adres

DMD-004-002

LED7

DA-

OUT1

DA+

DA-

OUT2

DA+

DA-

OUT3

DA+

DA-

OUT4

DA+

4 channels DALI MASTER

S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 S6

3 CONFIGURATION

3.1 Addressing from the app « Domestia Home

Manager » (via the master module)

When the module is connected to a master module of type DMC-008-

001 (starting from the micro-software V1.28), DMC-012-003 or DME-LAN-

002 (starting from the micro-software V3.0) it is then possible to address

the DMD-004-002module with the programming app “Domestia Home

Manager”.

1) Automatic addressing: Click on « Automatic addition» => the

software analyses the bus RS485 to find the connected modules.

After this it is still possible to adapt the module’s address with the

arrows UP and DOWN.

2) Semi-automatic addressing: Click on « Semi-automatic addition »

then push on the addressing button of the module(s) DMD-004-

002to add. Click again on « Semi-automatic addition» to end the

procedure of adding modules.

3.2 Manual addressing

To keep the DMD-004-002 compatible with the old master modules

(DMC-012-002, DME-LAN-001) it is possible to address this module with the

addressing button BP-Adres.

a. Press 4 seconds on the BP-Adres (till the blue LED turns off)

b. Then press the number of times corresponding to the desired

addressing (see addressing table). The LED indicator lights up with

each press. (Maximum delay of 2 seconds between successive

presses)

c. After a delay of 2 seconds after the last press: the blue LED flashes

the number of times the button was pressed to confirm the

address.

Addressing table

Module’s

address

Output

range

13-16

17-20

21-24

25-28

29-32

33-36

37-40

41-44

45-48

49-52

53-56

57-60

61-64

65-68

69-72

73-76

77-80

81-84

85-88

89-92

93-96

97-100

101-104

105-108

109-112

113-116

117-120

121-124

125-128

129-132

133-136

137-140

141-144

145-148

149-152

153-156

157-160

161-164

165-168

169-172

173-176

177-180

181-184

185-188

189-192

3.3 Reset addressing

To delete the module’s address press the address button for between 10 and 14 seconds.

When the button is released, the LED flashes 10x rapidly after a 3 second delay to confirm the

action.

Note: When the button is pressed, the LED lights up for 4 seconds and then goes out and lights

up every two seconds until the button is released.

3.4 Configuration of the minimum level

3.4.1 Addressing from the app « Domestia Home Manager »

When the module is connected to a master module of type DMC-008-001 (starting from the

micro-software V1.28), DMC-012-003 or DME-LAN-002 (starting from the micro-software V3.0) it

is then possible to program the DMD-004-002module with the programming app “Domestia

Home Manager”.

From the output configuration window click on the icon

1- The "Minimum" potentiometer is used to select the ignition value when the dimming

level is at minimum. The minimum setting depends on the type of lamp connected.

Depending on the lamps used, the dimming only starts to be noticeable from a

certain value (usually close to 50%). => It is common that between 1% and ~40% no

dimming can be perceived and therefore 40% is the minimum value to be set. It is

therefore interesting to adapt this value for more comfort of use.

2- The "Curve" modifies the way the current evolves according to the

dimmingpercentage. Generally the "Exponential 1" curve is the best choice

3.4.2 Configuration with the setting button of the module (BP-Mode)

1. Press and hold the "BP-Mode" button until the corresponding blue LED goes

out. (± 4 seconds)

2. Select the channel to be set by pressing the "BP Mode" button repeatedly. The

flashing LED moves with each press.

3. Press and hold the “BP-Mode”button to activate the selected channel in the

setting mode. The LED lights up permanently and the channel lights up at the

minimum level.

4. Adapt the minimum level by short pushes on the “BP-Mode” => the regulated

level is immediately adapted on the selected output. 20 regulation levels are

possible.

5. To return to the selection of the channel to be set (step 2), press and hold

the "BP-Mode" button.

6. To exit the "setting" mode, press "BP-Adres".

3.5 Programmation

3.5.1 Programming from the app « Domestia Home Manager »

a) From the output configuration, click on “Program push buttons”. The

dimmer output will light up.

b) Press for at least 2 seconds the push-button(s) that should drive this output

to associate them.

c) Click on "Program push buttons" again to exit the programming of this

output.

3.5.2 Programming from the buttons of a module DMC-012-003 or DMC-

008-001

1. Via the menu "2.1" configure the 4 outputs of the module in "Dimmer Stop" or

"Dimmer Continuous" mode (the output numbers depend on the addressing).

2. Via menu "4.1" select the desired output to be programmed and press ENTER.

Press for at least 2 seconds the push- button(s) that should drive this output to

associate it. Press ENTER again to exit the programming of this output.

Repeat the operation for the other outputs.

4 FUNCTIONING

4.1 Functioning in slave mode

As long as a pushbutton (PB) is being pressed, the associated output will be dimmed.

Briefly pressing the push button when the output is "on" will turn the output off. Briefly

pressing the push button when the output is "off" will "turn on" the output at the last

brightness applied to that output.

4.2 Functioning in standalone mode

•By default, inputs 1 to 4 drive outputs 1 to 4 of the module. A short press on the

push-button when the output is "on" will turn it off. A short press on the push

button when the output is "off" will "turn on" the output at the last brightness

applied to that output. Continuous pressing will dim the output.

•Input 5 turns off all outputs. Input 6 will turn on all outputs at the last brightness

applied.

Reminder: In stand-alone mode, you don’t have to use an identification module.

(DMI-006-001)

5 ERROR CODES

Functioning normally:

The LED associated to the output channel is lit continually when activated, and off

when it is inactive.

The LED 5 (blue) blinking rapidly => Indicates the good communication (reception of

the trame) with the master module.

In case of malfunction, the table below gives a series of error codes.

STATE

Problem

Possible causes

The LED of an output blinks

rapidly

Overload on the circuit

concerned

Short-cut on the output, too much lamps

connected, …

La LED 5 doesn’t blink (in

slave mode)

No communication with the

master module

Verify the connections of the RS485

(between the DMD-004-002 and the master

module).

Master module not present or no power

supply to the Master.

Master module not configured as a master.

LEDs 1 à 4 lights on (each) in

turn.

Impossible to control the lights.

Verify the connections of the RS485

(between the DMD-004-002 and the master

module).

6. TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS

Functional characteristics

•Maximum 64 DALI lamps/drivers per output.

•6 inputs Stand Alone (to use with potentialfree contacts))

Electrical characteristics

•Power Supply : 230VAC / 50Hz.

•Own consumption: ~1W

•Internal non-replaceable fuses

•DALI bus voltage : 15Vdc

Operating temperature

•Stockage : -30°C to + 65°C

•Functioning : -10°C to +45°C

CE Marking: This product complies with all applicable directives. The EU Declaration of

Conformity is available on www.domestia.be

7 WARRANTIES

The duration of your product’s basic warranty is 2 years from the purchase date,

which must be confirmed with an invoice bearing the name of the seller and the

date on which the sale took place and the serial number(s) of your product(s) clearly

indicated on the invoice which is the only document representing the warranty.

Excluded from this warranty are all the following cases:

•All defective parts due to negligent use, misuse, incorrect maintenance or

installation that does not comply with that specified by the manufacturer

(always refer to the installation and user manual provided with the device).

Repair attempts made by the customer or a third party are not permitted.

Damage caused by accident, force majeure or other causes for which

Domestia cannot be held responsible.

•Fault not effecting the proper functioning or proper use of the equipment.

Domestia

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Fax : 04/ 372 07 19

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