RF interface Easywave

Description

The RF interface Easywave lets you use Niko wireless Easywave controls in the Niko Home Control installation. This module
receives Easywave radio signals, which allows the use of controls:

• where this would not normally be possible, e.g. on glass or concrete surfaces.
• for the renovation of heritage-listed buildings.
• for expansions of existing installations where drilling or channelling work is not permitted.
• in office areas with movable partition walls.
• when complex cabling is to be avoided

Overview

Operation

This modular receiver allows a connection to be established between Niko wireless Easywave controls and the Niko
Home Control installation. The remote control or wireless control operates on the basis of signal transmission via radio
waves on the licence-free ISM frequency band 868.3 MHz according to the European standard. Only products that do
not continuously transmit are permitted at this frequency, meaning 1% per hour or 36 seconds. As a result, the chance of
interference is minimal.

The system consists of a modular set-up including transmitters and one receiver. The wall transmitters are shaped like
switches and are mounted onto the wall. The hand-held transmitters are shaped like traditional remote controls.
In particular, these products comply with the European guideline 1999/5/EG on radio equipment and telecommunications
terminal equipment, also known as the R&TTE Directive.

Signal range

The operation of devices with a remote control, such as a TV or video and audio devices, is not disrupted by an Easywave
hand-held transmitter. The hand-held transmitter does not have to be aimed towards the wireless Easywave receiver. The
indoor range is ± 30 m. In open spaces the range reaches 100 m. The range of the hand-held transmitter depends on the
materials used in the residence.

A diagnostic device (05-370) can be used to determine the wireless signal strength in an environment. The appliance
recognizes all 868.3Mhz signals. The nine LEDs on the device will indicate the quality of the signals received or the strength
of any interrupting signals. This allows you to determine whether or not the signal range of the hand-held transmitter will
meet your needs.

Compatibility

• The following wireless Easywave switches/controls are compatible for use with the RF interface Easywave:
• switch with two control buttons (410-00001)
• switch with four control buttons (410-00002)
• switch with eight control buttons (410-00003)
• mini RF hand-held transmitter with one channel, one control button (05-311)
• remote control with five channels, three control buttons (05-313)
• mini RF hand-held transmitter with one channel, four control buttons (05-314)
• mini transmitter interface with battery (05-315)
• window contact (05-363)

Installation

Wiring diagram

Follow the steps below to install the module:

• Ensure that the installation is disconnected from the mains.
• Position the antenna outside the electrical cabinet on a metallic surface of minimum 15 x 15 cm for a maximum signal range.

1. Press the module onto the DIN rail until it clicks into place.
2. Connect the external antenna (included) to the module. The external antenna has a connection cable of 2 m.
3. Connect the RF Interface Easywave to the module before it. Slide the sliding contact of this module to the right until it clicks into the RF interface Easywave. This will ensure that the bus and the power supply voltage are connected.

Error codes

When the module is functioning properly, the STATUS LED will light up in TEST mode only. The table below provides an overview of all error codes.

Technical data

• one RF interface Easywave per installation
• to be used with included external antenna
• place antenna on a metallic surface of minimum 15 x 15 cm
• reception range: ± 30 m indoors, 100 m in open spaces
• dimensions: DIN 2E
• sliding contact to connect the module to the following module on the DIN rail
• ambient temperature: 0 - 45°C
• CE marked