4-key JUNG switch

• Function description

  The Qbus intelligent switches are also available in the JUNG range. The Qbus SWC version JUNG is a basic component onto which various styles of JUNG buttons and cover frames can be fitted (AS500, A, CD500, LS). These buttons and cover frames are not included but need to be ordered separately through the respective JUNG sales channels. A bus connector cable (non-polarized) is provided with the switch and supplies power and control to the switch via the Qbus bus. For the different versions and finishes of the JUNG switches, see www.jung.de

  http://www.jung.de/en/online-catalogue/69797795/

  http://www.jung.de/en/online-catalogue/69797894/

  http://www.jung.de/en/online-catalogue/69797981/

  http://www.jung.de/en/online-catalogue/69798069/

   

  Each switch has a unique serial number through which the switch can be programmed. Using the Qbus configuration software (System Manager), an output or a scene can be assigned to a button. During installation, ensure that the serial number is upright (thus readable) so that button 1 is the top-left button. If the same output is assigned to multiple buttons on the same switch, these buttons will function as if connected in parallel. If the same output is assigned to buttons on different switches, they will operate as if connected in a cross-connection. 

   

  The Qbs version of the JUNG switch is delivered as follows:

  • The JUNG flush-mounting frame
  • The JUNG “Tastafdekking-module” (4008 TSM) with integrated Qbus circuit board for connection to the Qbus two-wire bus. For the AS500 and A series buttons, no separate adapter frame is needed.
  • Adapter frame LS 4 AR for use with LS series buttons
  • Adapter frame CD 4 AR for use with CD 500 buttons

  The buttons themselves are not included. Various versions and combinations of buttons can be used on the JUNG Tastafdekking-module; both 1-2-3- and 4-button versions, with or without symbols, different ranges. The following JUNG buttons can be connected to the Tastafdekking-module:

  • A401 TSA/ TSAP
  • A402 TSA/ TSAP
  • A403 TSA
  • A404 TSA/ TSAP
  • CD401 TSA/ TSAP
  • CD402 TSA/ TSAP
  • CD403 TSA
  • CD404 TSA/ TSAP
  • LS401 TSA/ TSAP
  • AL2401 TSA/ TSA AN/ TSAP/ TSAP AN
  • ES2401 TSA/ TSAP
  • LS402 TSA/ TSAP
  • AL2402 TSA/ TSA AN/ TSAP AN
  • ES2402 TSA/ TSAP
  • LS403 TSA
  • AL2403 TSA/ TSA AN
  • ES2403 TSA
  • LS404 TSA/ TSAP
  • AL2404 TSA/ TSA AN/ TSAP/ TSAP AN
  • ES2404 TSA/ TSAP

  Via the JUNG Graphic Tool (https://gt.jung.de/), you can select the relevant button range, add icons or images to the buttons, and order them directly from JUNG. 

  All versions have RGB LEDs integrated into the vertical center stripe. Through the Qbus System Manager software, the LEDs can be configured to be always on, always off, or softly glowing when off and brightly shining when on. 

  An SWC04/JNB can be equipped with 1,2,3, or 4 buttons.

• Technical specifications

  GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS:

  • Power supply: bus connection

  • Ambient temperature:

         Operating temperature: 10°C to 50°C

         Storage temperature: -10°C to 60°C

  • Maximum humidity level: 93%, non-condensing
  • Bus load: 8mA at nominal voltage 13.8V.
  • Maximum installation height: 2,000 meters.

  OUTPUTS:

  • 1 to 4 push buttons and 4 RGB LEDs
  • Directly connectable to the two-wire bus, no polarity.
  • Status of the LEDs can be configured via the Qbus Configuration Software (System Manager).

  PHYSICAL SPECIFICATIONS

  • Housing: Plastic
  • Protection degree: IP20, EN 60529
  • Installation: direct on the bus
  • Dimensions (HxW): 47mm x 44mm
  • Weight: approximately 0.024 kg

  ELECTRICAL SAFETY

  • Bus: 13.8VDC low voltage
  • In compliance with EN 60950 – 1:2006

  CE

  • Compliant with EMC and low voltage regulations. The module complies with HBES – EN50090-2-2 and EN60950 – 1:2006.
• Explanation of symbols

  Equipment where protection against the risk of electric contact is not only based on basic insulation but also on additional protection such as double insulation or reinforced insulation. There is no possibility for grounding.

   

  Before connecting the device, it is mandatory to read the manual of the respective product. ISO7000-0434

  Power supply connection (230V) to the power supply connector. IEC 60417-5036

  CE conformity. All declarations of conformity are available upon request.

• Warranty provision

  Standard Warranty Period: 2 years from delivery date.

  The warranty is no longer valid if the module has been opened! 

  Defective modules should be sent without seal along with a description of the defect to our service department:

  QBUS N.V.

  Joseph Cardijnstraat 19

  9420 Erpe-Mere

  Belgium

  T +32 53 60 72 10

  F +32 53 60 72 19

  Email: support@qbus.be

   

General

• Safety regulations

  Read the complete manual before installing the module and activating the system. 

   ATTENTION

  • The module must be installed, started, and maintained by a certified electrical installer in compliance with the applicable legal regulations of the country.
  • The module can be used for permanent installation in dry locations within indoor installation frames.
  • The module must not be installed together with 230V modules in the same installation box.
  • The module must not be opened. The warranty is void if the module is opened!

Installation and wiring

• Installation

  Install the mounting frame (1) (TOP at the top) into a built-in box. Then, press the cover frame (2) onto the mounting frame. Connect the bus cable to the back of the SWC04/JNB via the connector (7) and push the SWC04/JNB into the mounting frame. Secure the SWC04/JNB to the mounting frame using the screws (5) (do not overtighten!). Then press the buttons on the SWC04/JNB.

  IMPORTANT: THE BUS MUST NEVER COME INTO CONTACT WITH THE GROUND OR A LIVE CONDUCTOR!

• Power supply

  The SWC04/JNB is powered via the bus

• Bus connection

  It is recommended to use the Qbus cable or any other cable with a minimum of 2 conductors of 1mm² as the bus cable. The green shielded EIB cable can also be used if the conductors are paired to achieve a minimum cross-section of 2 x 1mm².

• Basic settings

  The switch is essentially the user interface of the system. As with a conventional switch, its operation is very simple.
  Each switch can perform 4 + 4, so a maximum of 8 operations. These operations are simple toggles (ON/OFF), dimming, scene recall, central commands, and anything the system can handle.

  (PS.: This is also limited to 8 for the SWC06/YNB variants. An intelligent switch with 5 keys on the first page can use an additional 3 keys on the second page, and one with 6 keys on the first page can use an additional 2 keys on the second page.)

  
  To program a switch, follow this procedure:

  When you have entered the serial number of a switch as mentionedin our knowledge center, you will see the following screen appear:

  It is important that you set the correct type for the Tastu switches. In the drop-down list you can choose from SWC01/G, SWC02/G, SWC04/G or, if equipped with a temperature sensor, SWC02T/G or SWC04T/G

  The screen above is the programming screen of a switch, showing the 4 commands for the switch. These commands are placed so that the top left field (Key 1) corresponds to the top left of the switch when you are in front of the switch, etc.

  Remark: You can verify that the position of the switch is correct by making sure that the serial number on the back of the switch is legible (not upside down).

  To program the switch, click the drop-down box next to the first key; there you can select I/O’s that you have already created, or create a new I/O. Look at our knowledge center for creating I/O’s.
   

  In the drop-down box below the I/O selection window, you can select the mode of the new I/O you want to create. If you have selected an existing I/O, the mode will already be indicated in that box. Look at our knowledge center for a description of the various I/O types you can select.

  As you can see on the screen below, for each key you can choose the color of the standby LED (off color), as well as the color for the operating state (on color), or even disable all colors completely, with the option above each color.

  It is recommended to use different colors for different I/O’s - e.g. blue for on/off, yellow for dimmers, green for scenes etc. This will make your system easier to use.

  The UP/DOWN and TEST keys on each key next to the I/O allow you to verify that the selected I/O is operational and that it is indeed the one we want to illuminate on the key in question for this particular switch.

  The properties option takes you to the I/O properties for this key. see Properties for more details.

  As mentioned earlier, these switches have the capacity for 4+4 operations. The other 4 operations can be found on page 2, in the upper part of the window. When you go to this page, an identical screen is displayed with the four keys. The configuration method is exactly the same.

  ATTENTION!!:
  Switching between the pages is done by pressing 2 keys simultaneously. If you are using BTicino switches: Press the two upper or lower buttons of the switch simultaneously. If you use switches from Niko or the glass switches (Tastu): press the two keys on the left side or the two keys on the right side of the switch. Once this is done, the 4 keys on the 2nd page will be activated. The selection of the 2nd page takes 5 seconds, then the switch returns to the first page. You may want to use the second page of a switch for I/O’s that you do not activate regularly (e.g. shutters).

• Temperature sensor

  The switches with additional motion detector and/or thermostat sensor have following settings:

  • Detecor

  A bistable I/O will be activated when more movement is detected than the 'Activation-trigger'.

  The I/O will be deactivated when after the extension time when there is not more movement detected than the 'Keep-trigger".

  Clicking the 'Scan'-button will visualize the level of movement.

  When "Only if dark"  is checked,  the I/O will only be activated when there is motion AND less light than set up in "Light Level". But when I/O is on, the light level is ignored and only motion will keep the I/O activated.

  • Thermostat

  The thermostat I/O will measure the room temperature and pass it to the controller. All parameters and behaviour of a thermostat can be found in our knowledge center

• Additional settings

  With this option the following screen appears.

  • Standard colors for this SWC0x:

  
  This option allows you to set the standby and operating colors for all LEDs on pages 1 and 2.

  If you click on “Use these colors as default”, the chosen colors will now be used as default. So all switches set to - Default - will use these new colors.

  Clicking "Make this default for ALL SWC0x" will set these colors as default AND will also be assigned to all switches under this project.

  If you want a different standard colour for each kind of I/O, the option “Colours / Mode” can be checked.
  In next screen you can set the default colour/page or a specific colour for I/O’s of type On/Off, Dimmer, Shutter, Other or Scene. When data is sent to the switches, default colours will be sent depending on these settings.

  • Low light
    With this option the brightness of the LEDs at the OFF position can be adjusted by moving the bar left/right (position 2-10 is recommended).

     

  • With the “Short Flash on Page 2” option, when you use the 2nd page of the switch commands, the LEDs will flash to indicate that you are on page 2.

     

  • The option “TH status visible on LEDs” will reduce the brightness of the LED of the thermostat I/O when the requested temperature has been reached.

    
    Finally, you will be given the opportunity to select the colors of your choice and use them for the LEDs.

• Alarms

  Qbus has an option to send warnings when certain situations occur.

  An 'Alarm' can blink the leds, block the inputs, change color or intensity of the leds on intelligent switches.

  An SWC can proces up to 8 alarms. They are shown in the list on the left side. In the list on the right side you can see all available alarms.

  When an alarm is activated, the intelligent switch wil executed the settings as setup in 'Properties'.

  One alarm can execute different actions on multiple intelligent switches.

  The default settings of an alarm and an explanation of all alarm functions can be found in our knowledge center.