General Description - Gewiss Chorus GW 10 752 Manual Del Usuario

The 4 channel Easy push-button panel – flush mounted allows you to send commands
to other actuator devices using the KNX/EIB, through which it connects to the Home
Automation system.
The push-button panel is powered by the bus line and each channel is fitted with 2 night
localisation LEDs (amber LED) and a commanded load status indicator (green LED).
The push-button panel is fitted inside a standard flush-mounted box, mounted on
Chorus supports in the space of two modules.
A set of icons, supplied with the device, allows you to customise and identify the button
functions.
Each of the 4 buttons on the interface can be configured using the Easy standard unit
(GW 90 831) to perform, at choice, one of the following functions:
TOGGLE
This activates or deactivates electrical loads, such as for instance lighting devices,
connected to a KNX/EIB actuator. The button sends the ON and OFF commands
alternatively. The green LED indicates that the commanded actuator NO contact is closed.
EDGE MANAGEMENT
This activates or deactivates electrical loads, such as for instance lighting devices,
connected to a KNX/EIB actuator. Input can be configured to:
• send the ON command;
• send the OFF command;
• send the ON command on pressing the button, and the OFF command when it is
released (ON/OFF);
• send the OFF command on pressing the button, and the ON command when it is
released (OFF/ON);
When operating in this mode the device does not allow automatic control of the indicator
LEDs. It is possible to associate their switching on to the contact status of an actuator using
four specific status channels which must be explicitly selected when creating the function.
ON COMMAND WITH TIMING
This allows you to activate an electrical load connected to a KNX/EIB actuator, for
instance stairway lights, which are automatically deactivated when a certain time set
on the actuator has elapsed. The green LED indicates that the commanded actuator NO
contact is closed.
GENER L DESCRIPTION
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