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Siemens Synco™ living CE1B2740en
Building Technologies AFK914/C01 handheld control 13.12.2010
AFK914/C01 handheld control
Operation
All operating buttons are located on the front of the handheld
control AKF914/C01.
The handheld control communicates via radio with the central
apartment unit.
A handheld control button can be assigned the following functions:
– Activate (all monitored) / deactivate supervision.
– Trigger switching group command.
– Activate emergency alarm.
– Activate panic alarm.
The LED is lit blue for max. 2s as soon as a button is pressed on the handheld
control for more than 0.7 s. A corresponding telegram is sent to the central
apartment unit and associated actions are triggered. The central apartment
unit returns a confirmation telegram to the handheld control.
Receipt of the confirmation telegram is optically indicated on the handheld
control. The LED color pattern depends on the function activated.
The button must be pressed for more than 0.7 s for a telegram to be
set from the handheld control to the central apartment unit. This pre-
vents unwanted commands by inadvertent button pressure (e.g. in
pant pocket).
The buttons on the handheld control are disabled until a reply is re-
ceived from the central apartment unit and displayed optically on the
handheld control (LED). During this time, all buttons are disabled, i.e.
no action is triggered if a button is pressed.
No feedback from central apartment unit:
If the handheld control does not receive a confirmation from the central apart-
ment unit within 2 s (e.g. distance between control and central apartment unit
is too great), the blue LED briefly blinks 3 times.
Activate supervision (all windows and doors closed):
If the supervision button is pressed and all windows and doors to be super-
vised are closed, the blue LED is lit for max. 2 s and then the red LED for 2 s.
Supervision delay is off, i.e. all doors and windows enabled for super-
vision are supervised with immediate effect.
Activate supervision (all windows and doors are open):
If you press the supervision button and some of the windows and doors en-
abled for supervision are still open, they are excluded automatically from su-