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masculine_0Hello and welcome to the steute How To video series.
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masculine_0With these videos we want to support you in the setup
and installation process of our products.
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masculine_0This video today is about programming a wireless switch and
a receiver to transmit and monitor a status signal,
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masculine_0which is a regular transmission of
the actual switching state.
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masculine_0For my demonstration I have prepared a battery operated
RF96 wireless switch and a 4S receiver.
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masculine_0First of all we teach the switch to the receiver.
That means we marry the two together.
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masculine_0To do this, briefly press the learn button and
the receiver goes into coupling mode.
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masculine_0Theoretically we can now program the switch
to 4 different relay outputs.
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masculine_0However, we want to monitor the status signal next.
This blocks the fourth relay on the receiver.
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masculine_0So we will leave it at the first output. To teach it
in it is enough to simply activate the switch.
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masculine_0The first LED lights up briefly, the switch has been
recognized and taught to relay output 1.
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masculine_0We can leave coupling mode again by briefly
pressing the learn button again.
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masculine_0A quick test, the switch is correctly connected.
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masculine_0Next we will program the status signal.
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masculine_0First we want to set the receiver to
monitor the status signal.
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masculine_0To program we will use the flow chart
from the assembly instructions.
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masculine_0We want to set the status monitoring with a 10 second timer
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masculine_0and are looking for the path we need
to follow on the flow chart.
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masculine_0We find the status monitoring under the operating mode
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masculine_0function and can then choose between 10,
100, 1000 or 10,000 seconds.
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masculine_0In order to be able to follow the programming sequence we
need to understand now how we move in programming mode.
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masculine_0If I press the learn button for at least
1 second I move to the right.
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masculine_0If I press it briefly for around 0.2 seconds I move down.
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masculine_0Translated into the programming of
the status signal monitoring
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masculine_0this means that in operating mode we
have to go to the right once,
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masculine_0then we have to go down to level 4, then
right again to select the time
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masculine_0interval, then down to 10 seconds and then right
again to save the configuration.
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masculine_0That's what we will do now.
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masculine_0To start programming mode we press the learn button for
10 seconds until the MD LED flashes quickly.
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masculine_0We are now in the programming sequence and
in the first mode, operating mode.
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masculine_0The first LED shows us this. It flashes once each.
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masculine_0Now we want to go to the right so
press the learn button long.
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masculine_0Again the first LED flashes once each.
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masculine_0Now we want to go down so press the learn button briefly.
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masculine_0The LED now flashes twice, down again - 3
times each time, and down again.
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masculine_0Now it flashes 4 times each time.
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masculine_0So we are now correctly at status monitoring.
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masculine_0Now we want to go to the right to select
the monitoring interval.
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masculine_0So press the learn button long, single flash
mode, status monitoring off.
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masculine_0But we want to select 10 seconds, so go down.
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masculine_0Press briefly once, the LED flashes twice.
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masculine_0That's what we want. 10 second interval.
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masculine_0We now want to save this state.
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masculine_0That means we have to go to the right once
so a long press on the learn button.
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masculine_0Now the first LED and MD light up twice at the same time.
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masculine_0Programming is saved and the receiver automatically
goes back to normal operation.
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masculine_0Let's see if that works.
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masculine_0We have now set the receiver to monitor
a status signal every 10 seconds.
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masculine_0However, this switch is not yet sending a status signal.
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masculine_0The receiver should now issue a warning
after 20 seconds at the latest.
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masculine_0This switch is relay 4, which I have connected
to the right hand light here.
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masculine_0We see relay 4 is activated.
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masculine_0If I activate the switch now, relay 4 goes off again because
the receiver has now received a signal from the switch.
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masculine_0Now we program the switch so that it actually
sends a status signal every 10 seconds.
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masculine_0This can also be done using the programming matrix.
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masculine_0We look at the flow chart and see that setting the
status signal on the switch is mode 3.
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masculine_0To the right of this, the second sub-item
is status signal every 10 seconds.
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masculine_0Translated into movement, we first have to
go down to mode 3, then right to
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masculine_0interval, then one field down to 10 seconds and then
right again to save the configuration.
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masculine_0We'll do that now.
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masculine_0We press the learn button again for 10 seconds
until we get a quick flashing.
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masculine_0We are automatically in mode 1, operating mode.
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masculine_0But we want mode 3. So press the learn button briefly and briefly again and the first LED will flash in triple mode.
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masculine_0Now make a long press to go to the
right to select the interval.
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masculine_0Now once briefly again to go to 10 seconds and then long press to go to the right to save.
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masculine_0LEDs 1 and MD will flash twice together again and the
receiver will switch back to normal operating mode.
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masculine_0The programming must now be passed on
from the receiver to the switch.
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masculine_0However, this only happens when the two
communicate with each other.
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masculine_0So we have to activate the switch once and
the programming will be transferred.
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masculine_0From now on, it sends a status signal every 10 seconds and the
monitoring relay 4 on the receiver remains off as long
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masculine_0as the receiver receives the status
signal every 10 seconds.
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masculine_0We have now set both the switch and the receiver to send
or monitor the status signal every 10 seconds.