RS485 bus DALI gateway for rail mounting

Item condition	New
Manufacture name	RS485 bus DALI gateway for rail mounting
Brand	ELTAKO
Categories	Sensors
Country of origin	CN
Harmonized System Code	8526 9200 00
Mounting method	DRA (DIN-rail adapter)
Model	Multiple interface
Voltage type	DC
Power consumption	0.4 W
Bus system KNX	No
Bus system radio frequent	Yes
Bus system Powernet	No
Width in number of modular spacings	2
Other bus systems	Other
Bus system LON	No
Demounting protection	No
Radio interface	No
IR interface	No
Protocol	Other
Provider dependent	No
Updateable	No
Visualization	No
Web-Server	No
Operating voltage	12 V
Degree of protection (IP)	IP20
With LED indication	Yes
Bus system KNX radio	No
Radio frequent bidirectional	Yes

Packing level 1	4010312316085, 4010312316085
Packing level 2	4010312316085
Packing level 3	4010312316085

RS485 bus DALI gateway for DIN-EN 60715 TH35 rail mounting, bidirectional. Only 1 watt standby loss. Modular device for DIN-EN 60715 TH35 rail mounting. 2 modules = 36mm wide, 58mm deep. Connection to the Eltako-RS485 bus. Bus cross wiring and power supply with jumper. Operation in conjunction with FAM14. Power supply 230V at terminals N and L. 16V DC/130mA can be connected to the DALI terminals +/- for up to 64 DALI devices. The gateway FDG14 controls DALI devices with EnOcean wireless transmitters via the FAM14. As of production week 14/16 Groups 0-15 can be controlled and the broadcast command can be sent. In addition DALI scenes 0-15 can be controlled. DALI installations, which are to be fully controlled with the FDG14, must be configured in groups 0-15. FDG14 internally saves the dimming value for each of the groups 0-15 and supplies this value as feedback. The same feedback telegrams are generated as for an FUD14. The FDG14 occupies 16 BR14 device addresses. The feedbacks of the device addresses correspond to the dimming values of the DALI groups 0-15 in ascending order. Feedbacks can be converted by the PCT14 for each individual group of dimming value telegrams (%) to pushbutton telegrams (ON/OFF). Feedbacks can then control BR14 actuators. The FDG14 fulfils the function of the DALI master and the DALI power supply. The rotary switches can only teach in pushbuttons for groups 0-8 and DALI scenes 0-9. Activation telegrams for groups 9-15 and scenes 10-15 are only possible by entries in PCT14. As of Production Week 30/19, the FDG14 can be used as a single-channel device FDG14-Broadcast. This is defined when the device address is issued. Important: Wireless pushbuttons always need to be double-clicked when they are taught-in manually in the FDG14. CLR only needs a single click. A direction pushbutton or universal push­button with identical ID and identical pushbutton can be taught in several times in different groups. The group last selected is always valid. Therefore, a pushbutton can either switch only one group or broadcast to all groups. One FBH per group can also be taught in. With a manual teach-in this always acts dependent on brightness. With PCT14 you can also set the brightness threshold. The delay time for switch-off after no motion is detected can be set together in minutes (1 ... 60) for the FBH devices of all groups. The default is 3 minutes.