General Description - Gewiss Chorus GW 10 746 Manual Del Usuario

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The KNX 6-channel touch push-button panel module - for flush-mounting, is a touch control device with
6 6channels that can be used individually or together, to carry out the ON/OFF command function, dimmer
control, roller blind control, scene management, priority and time commands, on a KNX bus.
The device is fed by the bus line and each channel has two LEDs (amber/blue) for night-time localisation
and display of the controlled load status.
The touch detection areas consist of capacitive sensors, one for each channel. The devices are also
equipped with a temperature sensor and buzzer to signal touching. The push-button panel module is
inside the standard flush-mounting boxes, mounted on the Chorus range supports in the space taken up
by three modules.
Depending on the number of channels you want to use, the push-button panel can be completed with the
Chorus touch KNX plate, with 6 symbols (GW 16 966 CB, GW 16 966 CN, GW 16 966 CT), 4 symbols (GW
16 964 CB, GW 16 964 CN, GW 16 964 CT) or 2 symbols (GW 16 962 CB, GW 16 962 CN, GW 16 962 CT).
Each of the 6 channels of the push-button panel is configured with the ETS software to create one
of the functions listed below.
Sequence of the fronts/commands:
- touch/release fronts management with commands sent (1 bit, 2 bit, 1 byte, 2 byte, 4 byte,
14 byte)
- touch/release fronts management with sequence sent (1 bit, 2 bit, 1 byte, 2 byte, 4
byte, 14 byte) up to 8 communication objects and timing intervals
- brief/prolonged touch management
- channel enabling/blocking
Scenes:
- scene management with 1byte object
- sending of scene storing commands
Priority commands:
- sending of priority commands
Roller blinds/curtain command:
- with single or double push-button
- with sending of the percentage position (0%-100%)
Dimmer command:
- with single or double push-button
- with stop telegram or cyclical send
- with sending of the brightness value (0%-100%)

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