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- Page 1 Sun Module HB 05 / HB 15 Mounting and Operation...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents Contents Contents Overview For your information Application Scope of supply Mounting Safety instructions Information on mounting the sun module Information on mounting external sensors Mounting the sun module Inserting batteries Mounting external sensors Teach-in Operation Information for the fitter Glossary Technical data Help for problems... -
Page 4: Overview
Overview Overview For your information Technical terms are identified by an * and are explained in the glossary. Application The Sun module HB 05/HB 15 is part of the Hometronic System*. It measures the brightness and temperature outside a building. The housing of the sun module contains: •... - Page 5 Overview • In the case of Version HB 15 with a connected vane anemometer*: Opening or closing the shutters depending on the wind forces (wind protection*) Use the wind sensor HWS 40 to control the awnings. You can connect further external sensors to the sun module: •...
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Page 6: Scope Of Supply
Overview Scope of supply (1) Sun module (2) Mounting bracket (3) 2 batteries 1.5 V, type LR 06 (mignon) Additionally module HB 15 scope of supply (4) Connection cable (HCV 23) (5) Vane anemometer... -
Page 7: Mounting
Mounting Mounting Safety instructions The sun module has a radio transmitter whose function can be impaired by metallic objects or radio devices. When selecting the mounting site, ensure that there is Caution! ► sufficient distance to metallic objects and radio devices. -
Page 8: Information On Mounting External Sensors
Mounting If you only install one sun module, select the mounting site in accordance with its main application: Your Hometronic Manager uses the measured data to control e.g. the position of the shutters at sunrise or sunset. For measured data ... •... -
Page 9: Mounting The Sun Module
Mounting When selecting the mounting site, ensure that ... • the function of the external sensors is not impaired by an unsuitable mounting site • the external temperature sensor is not subject to direct sun irradiation • the wind conditions at the vane anemometer correspond to those at the assigned shutters •... -
Page 10: Inserting Batteries
Mounting Inserting batteries If necessary, take the sun module out ► of the mounting bracket. Open the battery compartment: ► – Press in the battery lid. – Pull up the housing frame. – Remove the battery lid. Remove the old batteries, if necessa- ►... -
Page 11: Mounting External Sensors
Mounting Mounting external sensors 1. Mounting a damp-proof distribution box Mount the damp-proof distribution box at a suitable location near the ► sun module before connecting the external sensors. Observe the corresponding mounting instructions of the manufacturer! 2. Connecting the sun module to the distribution box Remove the sun module from the ►... - Page 12 Mounting If necessary, shorten the yellow conductor at the open cable end. ► Connect the connecting cable (HCV 23) to the terminal strip in the ► distribution box as shown in the diagram below. Cable to the external temperature sensor Cable to the vane anemometer HCV 23 Connection cable to the sun module Green...
- Page 13 Mounting 3. Mounting external sensor(s) The maximum cable length between the sun module and the temperature sensor amounts to 3 m, between the sun module and the vane anemometer 8 m. Select a suitable mounting site. ► Mount external sensor(s) in accordance with the mounting instruct- ►...
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Page 14: Teach-In
Mounting Teach-in If you use external sensors, these have to be mounted before you carry out the teach-in. The teach-in mode remains active for a max. of 4 min. at the Hometronic Manager. Familiarize yourself with the following steps beforehand. 1. - Page 15 Mounting Turn the Dial button to the left until ► LIFESTYLES "Settings" is selected. TIME PROGRAMS DISPLAY SETTINGS Press the Dial button. ► INSTALLATION The following text is displayed: DE-INSTALLATION FUNCTION EXPANSION SENSOR FUNCTION Press the Dial button. ► HEATING/COOLING SHUTTERS The following text is displayed: DEVICES/LIGHTS...
- Page 16 Mounting Press the Dial button. ► SENSOR-1 BRIGHT SENSOR-2 TEMP A rectangle is displayed at the SENSOR-3 selected sensor. SENSOR-4 The Hometronic Manager is ready for the teach-in mode. 2. Activating the teach-in mode at the sun module In order to check whether the radio connection is ensured for later operation, the sun module should remain as near as possible to the mounting site during the teach-in mode.
- Page 17 Mounting 3. Display at the Hometronic Manager if the teach-in is successful The rectangle is replaced by an SENSOR-1 BRIGHT asterisk in the display: SENSOR-2 TEMP SENSOR-3 SENSOR-4 The Hometronic Manager recognizes that the Sun module HB 05 has two different sensors (brightness and temperature) and therefore reserves the next sensor correspondingly.
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Page 18: Operation
Operation Operation After a successful teach-in, the sun module (with the external sensors) sends the measured data by radio to the Hometronic Manager in intervals of approx. 10 minutes. The shutters and lights therefore react with a corresponding delay to changes in the intensity of the sunlight. For information on how to read values of the sensors at the Hometronic Manager and adapt the functions, please refer to the operating instructions of the Hometronic Manager. -
Page 19: Glossary
Hometronic Manager activates Hometronic System the automatic wind protection for Modular home automation sys- shutters. tem of Honeywell. Wind protection Measuring data Protection of shutters against Values which are transmitted by damage through storms. The... -
Page 20: Technical Data
Technical data Technical data Degree of protection IP 44 (HB 05) IP 34 (HB 15) Operating temperature range –10 °C to +50 °C * Storage temperature range –20 °C to +60 °C Max. relative humidity 95% (non-condensing) Max. dimensions (W x H x D) 72 x 76 x 50 mm Power supply 2 batteries 1.5 V... -
Page 21: Help For Problems
Help for problems Help for problems Problem Cause Remedy Teach-in Batteries inserted Insert the batteries correctly. ► failed incorrectly Radio connection Eliminate interference sources ► faulty (metal, radio devices). Correct the mounting site of the ► sun module. No control Batteries inserted Insert the batteries correctly. - Page 22 Help for problems Problem Cause Remedy Battery Battery too Check which Hometronic ► weak module the batteries are weak. symbol displayed in Change batteries, ► the Home- necessary. tronic Also refer to the operating in- ► Manager structions Hometronic Manager. "!“...
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Page 23: Notes
Notes Notes... - Page 24 Honeywell AG Böblinger Straße 17 D – 71101 Schönaich Telephone (+49) 7031 637-300 This company is certificated to Radio frequency registration: A, B, CH, D, DK, E, F, FIN, IT, LUX, N, NL, UK: The right is reserved to make modifications. This document is definitive for the enclosed product and replaces all previous publications.