Data Sheet for Product

GAMMA instabus
Technical product information
February 2012
DELTA isystem wall switch, single
wall switch, double
wall switch, triple
Siemens AG UP 22x/2, UP 22x/3 and UP 22x/5, 8 pages Technical manual
Infrastructure & Cities Sector, Building Technologies
Control Products and Systems  Siemens AG 2012 Update: http://www.siemens.com/gamma
P.O. Box 10 09 53, D93009 Regensburg Subject to change without further notice
2.16.1.11/3
[0°C....40°C], brightness value [0...2000 lux] controls
the LED for each of up to three value ranges respec
tively to either
o on
o off
o flash, slowly (0,3 Hz)
o flash, moderately (1 Hz)
o flash, fast (5 Hz)
The brightness of the orientation light is configurable
and may be controlled via object (e.g. for night opera
tion).
Additional functions of devices with status LED
Status LED
The same configuration options as for the orientation
LED are available for the status LED’s of a device.
• LED permanently off
• LED permanently on
• LED indicates IR activity (only for switch with IR re
ceiver)
• LED indicates user operation
• LED indicates long button press
• A binary status object controls the LED for each status
value on (=1) or off (=0) respectively to either
o on
o off
o flash, slowly (0,3 Hz)
o flash, moderately (1 Hz)
o flash, fast (5 Hz)
• An analog status object (8bit value [0...255], percent
value, 16bit value [0...65535], temperature value
[0°C....40°C], brightness value [0...2000 lux] controls
the LED for each of up to three value ranges respec
tively to either
o on
o off
o flash, slowly (0,3 Hz)
o flash, moderately (1 Hz)
o flash, fast (5 Hz)
The brightness of the status LED can be configured mu
tually for all status LED’s and can be influenced via object
(e.g. for night operation).
To find a switch when its associated status LED is turned
off and it is dark, this LED may be configured to cyclically
flash briefly.
Scene controller
[applies only to UP 223/5]
The scene controller enables integration of those actua
tors, which themselves do not provide 8bit scene con
trol, into 8bit scene control schemes. Up to eight scene
channels (A … H) are controlled via a single 8bit scene
object. For each channel one of these functions may be
selected:
• Switching
• Solar protection control
• Forced control
• 8bit value
• 16bit value
Each channel may be assigned to up to eight different
scene numbers (1...64).
Scenes are recalled with a short button press and saved
with a long button press.
Before saving a scene the actuators belonging to that
scene must be set to the desired light levels and switching
states.
When receiving a save telegram for an 8bit scene via the
8bit scene object the scene controller interrogates the cur
rent values and states of the actuators via the correspond
ing objects and saves these values and states as scene set
tings for the associated scene number. Saved scene values
are only deleted by a new configuration of the device if the
parameter “Delete scene memory after bus voltage recov
ery” is set to “Yes”.
IR receiver
[applies only to UP 223/5]
The device offers a 16 channel IR receiverdecoder.
As described for the single buttons / button pairs above,
each of the 16 IR channels may be either configured for
functions associated with single buttons or a button pair.
Likewise, dependent on the selected main functions ad
ditional functions may be selected. The 16 channel IR
handheld remote S425/72 allows to fully exploit these
possibilities.
The application program already has been loaded in the
factory. With the ETS (Engineering Tool Software) the
specific parameters and addresses are assigned appropri
ately, and downloaded into the device.
Function ex factory:
All switch button pairs are preconfigured for the build
ing site function for switching (left on, right off).