Controls

You can switch the contacts of this module ON or OFF via Qbus Control.

With the graph symbol in the top right corner, you can consult the historical data.

• 24 hr: Here you can see the status of this I/O for the last 24 hours.
• 7 days: Here you can see the status of this I/O for the last 7 days. You will also see which day this output was on the longest and the shortest. By tapping on a day, you can see in detail how long this output was on.
• 30 days: Here you can see the status of this I/O for the last 30 days. You will also see which day this output was on the longest and the shortest. By tapping on a day, you can see in detail how long this output was on.

You can turn the outputs of this module ON or OFF via Qbus Control using the buttons at the bottom.

By swiping up or down, you can change the status to a value between 0 and 100%.

With the chart icon in the top right corner, you can view the historical data.

• 24 hours: Here you can see the status of this I/O for the last 24 hours.
• 7 days: Here you can see the status of this I/O for the last 7 days. You can also immediately see which day this output was on for the longest and shortest time. By tapping on a day, you can see in detail how long this output was on.
• 30 days: Here you can see the status of this I/O for the last 30 days. You can also immediately see which day this output was on for the longest and shortest time. By tapping on a day, you can see in detail how long this output was on.

Through System Manager, you can assign a Thermostat output to any contact of this module. You can then easily control this thermostat with Qbus Control.

At the bottom, you can choose a regime, which are a number of pre-set temperatures. You can also choose to set the temperature yourself by swiping up/down.

On the left side, you see the measured temperature, on the right side the set one.

With the graph symbol in the top right corner, you can view the historical data.

• 24 hours: Here you see the status of this I/O for the last 24 hours. The line shows you the trend of the measured temperature, the bars show the set temperature.
• 7 days: Here you see the status of this I/O for the last 7 days. The line shows you the trend of the measured temperature,
• 30 days: Here you see the status of this I/O for the last 30 days. The line shows you the trend of the measured temperature,

Using the Open and Close buttons, it is possible to open or close the shutter.
The position can be adjusted by sliding the shutter symbol up and down.

The screen can be opened or closed using the Open and Close buttons.
The position can be adjusted by sliding up and down on the screen symbol.
You can use the horizontal slider to set the position of the slats.

You can activate each scene by clicking on the Activate button.

This I/O shows you what the weather currently looks like, based on the measurements from the weather station.

At the bottom, you see:

• The current temperature
• The current wind speed
• The value of the rain sensor
• The value of the light measurement
• The status of the twilight

You cannot control the outputs of this module via Qbus Control

With the graph icon in the top right corner, you can view the historical data.

This feature allows you to monitor your ventilation system and control its mode.

Operation of your Renson ventilation system.

Operation of your Duco ventilation system.

A Meter displays the status of a universal address.
With a Qbus controller, you have the ability to read a 0-10V signal. There are a lot of devices on the market that convert some measurement value into this type of signal. In this way, you can monitor the status of this device in Qbus Control. Some useful examples:

• The level of a water well
• The air pressure
• A water flow rate
• A temperature
• ...

Our Sen modules also use this mode, so you can view all sensors of our Sen modules in this way in Qbus Control.

A stepper is an output that can have a value from 0 to a maximum of 255. You can set this through System Manager. In Qbus Control, you can see the status of the stepper and change it via a drop-down list.
A stepper is often an output that will not directly control a device but can be used in logic applications.

An Audio control shows you the cover art of the current track.

You can link multiple devices together and choose a favorite.

At the bottom, you have the standard controls for an audio device.

This window shows a live stream of your camera.

To use one of these functions, the respective service must be activated.
In the configuration section, the options for outputs were discussed. For each output you wish to control with your voice, the option Voice Control must be enabled.