Product Info

EnoPuck
®
CO2 / CO2 NOISE / CO2 WALL
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6.2.2 PIR Teach-In (A5-07-01)
If the button is pressed 2x briefly within 2 seconds, a learning telegram for the EEP
A5-07-01 is sent after the 2 seconds have elapsed.
6.2.3
Brightness Teach-In (A5-08-01)
If the button is pressed 3x briefly within 2 seconds, a learning telegram for the EEP
A5-08-01 is sent after the 2 seconds have elapsed.
6.2.4
Sound Pressure Level Teach-In (D2-14-52)
If the button is pressed 4x briefly within 2 seconds, a learning telegram for the EEP
A5-08-01 is sent after the 2 seconds have elapsed.
6.3 Transmitting data
The EnOcean wireless standard defines so called EnOcean Equipment Profiles
(EEP). Each EnOcean based product sends and receives data according to at least
one standardized data format. The EnoPuck
®
CO2 / EnoPuck
®
CO2 NOISE /
EnoPuck
®
CO2 WALL transmits data described as follows:
Nr. EEP Description Tx-ID
1 A5-09-04
CO2-Sensor (Humidity, CO2, temperature)
Base-ID +
100 (dec.)
2 A5-07-01
Occupancy sensor with supply voltage monitor
(PIR, Vibration)
Base-ID +
101 (dec.)
3 A5-08-01
Brightness
Base-ID +
102 (dec.)
4 D2-14-52
Sound Pressure Level
Base-ID +
103 (dec.)
Table 16: Technical data / EnOcean EEP for TX