Priorities; Priorities For Shutter Actuator - ABB i-bus KNX Product Manual

ABB i-bus® KNX FUNCTION
4.6.1.3 ETS reset
During a ETS reset, the device reacts the same way as during bus voltage failure.
The reaction of the Shutter Actuator output pairs can be defined in the Parameter window Basic set-
tings, in the parameter Reaction on bus voltage failure.
The reaction of the Switch Actuator outputs can be defined in the Parameter window Basic settings, in
the parameter Reaction on bus voltage failure.
4.6.1.4 Download
Downloading describes loading a modified or updated ETS application onto the device. The device is not
ready to operate during a download.
Reaction of the Shutter Actuator output pairs:
When the download begins, the blind/shutter stops any movements it may have started and remains in
its current position. The reaction after download can be defined in the Parameter window Basic settings,
in the parameter Reaction after ETS download.
Reaction of the Switch Actuator outputs:
The relay contact position is frozen when downloading begins. The reaction after download can be de-
fined in the Parameter window Basic settings, in the parameter Reaction after ETS download.
The device will no longer operate after the application is uninstalled or after an interrupted download.
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4.7

Priorities

4.7.1

Priorities for Shutter Actuator

a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
f)
More information → Function diagram of Shutter Actuator, Page 76.
Note
Download again.
Bus voltage failure
Safety functions:
Weather alarms (device)
Forced operation (output)
Disable (output)
The order of priority of the safety functions can be defined individually for each output in the pa-
rameter → Order of priority of weather alarm, disabling and forced operation, Page 170. Addition-
ally, the order of weather alarms can be defined for the overall device in the parameter → Order of
priority for weather alarms, Page 114.
i-bus® Tool
Operating mode Manual operation
Operating mode KNX operation
Bus voltage recovery
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