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WIRING ACCESSORIES AND SINGLE PHASE DISTRIBUTION
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Comfort mode overview – using MRF software
Using an RS232 interface, the software scans for all devices
within a building. Simply right clicking on any actuator can
then allow access to other program and setting commands.
Once set, the pre-determined scenes, times,
temperatures, light levels and commands are then
loaded and the system is now programmed.
Once in this mode, the system becomes a Mesh
network – much more reliable than any other, as
it allows the actuators to act as routers.
Comfort mode allows for much greater manipulation,
maximising the system’s full potential.
Comfort mode components
The devices listed below can all be incorporated along
with the basic mode components to form a completely
integrated home automation system, providing full building
control, including the control of heating, lighting, blinds/
shutters as well as energy and security functions.
All you need is a computer/laptop and the free MRF software,
which is easy to understand, along with the xComfort RF
configuration interface which will allow the MRF software to
configure the system components via the PC or laptop.
If the system has been peviously configured in “Basic mode”,
the software will read all the existing functional links and display
these as single lines on the screen. This configuration is then
available for editing along with a host of additional settings and
Comfort mode components
features only available in “Comfort mode”. If no functions have
previously been assigned to the system devices the MRF software
in “Comfort mode” will allow you to assign links between devices
simply by drawing lines between actuators and sensors on the
screen as well as allowing the addition of unique names/identifiers
to the devices and access to the internal settings function.
Central control functions can be provided by incorporating a
room manager or home manager within the system, or else
allowing external control by a GSM link or a PC or PLC via
the appropriate control and communication interfaces.
Eaton Systems Integrators fully trained on the
application of xComfort will be pleased to assist
with the full integration of a building system.
Sensors
Description
Eaton list
number
RF analogue input unit 2-channel
CAEE-02/01
RF energy measuring module
CEMU-01/02
RF energy measuring module with sensor (up to 23kW)
CEMU-01/03
RF temperature input unit 2-channel
CTEU-02/01
Temperature sensor – range -50 to 180°C
CSEZ-01/01
Temperature sensor – range -50 to 100°C
CSEZ-01/05
Window contact, surface mounted
CSEZ-01/06
Window contact, flush mounted
CSEZ-01/07
Motion detector, 200° – outdoor 16A 230VAC
CSEZ-01/12
Presence detector, 360° – ceiling 10A 230VAC
CSEZ-01/13
Air quality sensor 0–10VDC
CSEZ-01/16
Water leakage sensor 9V use with
CBEU-02/02
CSEZ-01/18
Smoke detector (9V battery supplied) use with
CBEU-02/02
CSEZ-01/19
Wind rain sensor, rain heated
CSEZ-02/08
Wind rain sensor, wind + rain heated
CSEZ-02/09
Mounting unit for wind rain sensor
CSEZ-00/10
Power adaptor for RF PIR motion detector
CMMZ-00/08
Brightness sensor – indoor
CSEZ-01/14
Brightness sensor – outdoor
CSEZ-01/15
CSEZ-01/12
xComfort system overview
Comfort mode overview and components
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