SAX35 - Uncategorized MARMITEK - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Wireless Remote Control
Dimensions	120 x 80 x 25 mm
Weight	150 g
Power Supply	3V (2x AAA batteries)
Frequency	433 MHz
Range	Up to 30 meters indoors
Functions	On/Off, Dimming, Scene control
Compatibility	Marmitek receivers and modules
Cleaning	Wipe with soft dry cloth
Safety	Keep away from water and moisture
Spare Parts	Not available separately
Repairability	Non-repairable; replace if defective
Operating Temperature	0°C to 40°C

Frequently Asked Questions - SAX35 MARMITEK

How do I pair the SAX35 with a receiver?

What batteries does the SAX35 use?

What is the maximum range of the SAX35?

Why is the SAX35 not working?

How can I reset the SAX35?

Can I use the SAX35 with other brand receivers?

How do I clean the SAX35?

Where should I place the SAX35 for best performance?

Does the SAX35 work through walls?

Is there a warranty for the SAX35?

USER MANUAL SAX35 MARMITEK

- Two galvanically separated potential-free inputs for transposing contact outputs on external devices into Marmitek X-10 power line commands.

- One galvanically separated potential-free relay contact output for transposing Marmitek X-10 power line signals for opening and/or closing of a relay contact.

Connection

- Mains connection via fixed mains cable.

- Calvanically separated relay contact with 2 screw terminals: normally open contact

- Calvanically separated inputs with 4 screw terminals with common "1" connection.

Application

On one side, the module can be connected directly to the main and on the other side, via the built-in gevanic separation, to peripheral equipment to send 2 Marmitek X-10 addresses and receive 1 Marmitek X-10 address. The module must be connected to other equipment such as a personal alarm system, burglar alarm system or other equipment to make this equipment suitable for use with the Marmitek X-10.

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Operation

The SAX36 can transpose two gevanically separated contact inputs to Marmitek X-10 addresses, plus on or off commands. The addresses are defined by the programmed sand address of the module. The inputs are activated by an external DC or AC voltage of 5 V to 25 V.

The SAX35 can also transpose a received Mermtek X-10 address plus command to open or close the relay contact. This output is suitable for 5 A AC or DC

Which Marmtek X-10 address is transposed is definite during the programming of the SAX35. To do so the module needs to be provided with a receive address. The relay contact is also galvanically separated from the input wires.

Connection terminals

Description Explanation
Input 1	Programmed send address +on + with DC supply\
Input 2	Programmed send address +1 +on + with DC supply\
Relay contact	Programmed receive address

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Marmitek X-10 Potential-free actuator/interface type SAX35

For connecting external devices to Marmitek X-10

Programming

Always switch on the power before programming. Avoid the contact with life parts!

Programming the SAX35

To define which Marmitok X-10 accesses correspond to the inputs and relay contact, the SAX15 included in the SAX35 needs to be programmed.

The address of input 1 and the relay contact output can be selected independently.

The second input is automatically allocated the next higher address. Remember that the input and output addresses should not overlap and ensure that the base input address is always at least two higher than the base output address. If the base address is set to 16, the second connected address will be 1.

Programming mode

Activating programming mode

The SAX35 needs to be set into programming mode as follows: - Press the program button for at least three seconds,

see Figure 1, so that the red LED lights up when the button is released.

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Note

If no setting command is received within 80 seconds the module will automatically exit programming mode.

Cancelling programming mode

Figure 1. To activate and cancel programming mode, insert a screwdriver through the opening (A) in the case of the box

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Programming (continued)

Programming the options

The table below shows the standard settings and options. The SAX35 is set to "Standard".

Proceed as follows to access the options:

- Put the module into programming mode.

• Send the desired command in "Setup Command" twice.
  via a program and measurement interface (PMIX35) or
  Mermitek X-10 Control Box.
  • The program LED confirms the 'Setup Command' by flashing a
  specific number of times.

• Cancel programming mode.

Must always be programmed

Standard

Optional

Setup

Number

Command flashing

Send address A1 A1 ... P16 Desired address 1

Receive address A3 A1 ... P16 Desired address 2

Note: If the receive address is programmed lower than the send address, one free address should be loft between the two addresses. The programmed send address and programmed receive address must therefore always differ by at least 2 addresses. Example: if the send address is C7, the receive address cannot be programmed as C6, C7 or C8.

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Optional settings for the output:

Standard	Optional	Setup	Number
Command flashing
No All Lights On All Lights On All Lights On 6
No All Lights Off All Lights Off All Lights Off		10
No All Units Off	All Units Off	All Units Off	8

Note

• When in programming mode, always enter the address first
  and then the other settings.
• When a new address is programmed the optional commands are (os, reset)

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Programming (continued)

Example where the send address is programmed on D3 and the receive address on D6

Event	Result
Input 1 is connected to supply	SAX35 sends D3 Don
Input 1 is disconnected	SAX35 sends D3 Doff
Input 2 is connected to supply	SAX35 sends D4 Don
Input 2 is disconnected	SAX35 sends D4 Doff
SAX35 receives D6 Don	Relay contact closes
SAX35 receives D6 Doff	Relay contact opens

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Connection example

Figure 3 shows an application in which an input on the SAX35 is activated by a bell transformer switch. In this way, pressure on the doorbell button is converted into a Marmitek X 10.

command. When doorbell switch S1 is closed, the SAX35 sends the programmed send address plus an ON command. When S1 is opened, the SAX35 sends the programmed send address plus an OFF command.

Lamp L1 is switched by the relay output. When the SAX35 receives the programmed receive address plus an ON command, L1 will switch on. When the SAX35 receives the programmed receive address plus an OFF command, L1 will switch off.

Figure 3 Concession application example

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Technical data

Nominal supply voltage 230 V, 50Hz

Current consumption <1 W

Input voltage isolation 3 kV

Clearance and creepagedistance prim/sec. >5 mm

Galvanically separated connections

Secondary connection terminals

Input 1 Binary (high: V1; low: < +1 V)

Input 2 Binary (high: V1; low: < +1 V)

Common (V1) + 5 V ... + 25 V, AC or DC

Input current < 7.5 mA

Relay contact output potential-free and galvanically

separated relay contact, mono

Relay contact current < 5 A resistive

Voltage
Relay contact/inputs < 30 V
Standards EN 60950
Signal strength sending > 5 Vpp in 5 Ohm
Signal sensitivity	15 mVpp min, > 50 mVpp at 120 kHz
Certification CE

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Undisturbed functioning of Marmitek X-10 automation

Electrical equipment and systems can be sensitive to signals from other equipment, which causes electro magnetic disturbance. In the European Union, countries agreed upon laws for the immunity (sensitivity) of signals of other equipment as well as equipment emission (disturbance). When equipment or applications in a certain surrounding comply with the void standards, they will not disturb each other's operations (they are called "Electro Magnetic Competitive").

For residential surroundings, where the home automation system Marmitek X-10 is being applied, the European standard for immunity is standardized in EN 610004-51. Equipment that complies with this standard is resistant to electric magnetic emission of other equipment, which complies with the European standard EN 610008-3 for residential surroundings. Experience has shown that in domestic surroundings, equipment is being used which has an EMC-emission level that is above the levels stated in EN 610008-3. This equipment can disturb the correct functioning of the Marmitek X-10 modules. The immunity of the Marmitek X-10 built in modules is therefore reevaluated and equivalent to EN 610008-3 (the more severe European standard for immunity in industrial surroundings).

Nevertheless, the application area for Marmitek X-10 will remain restricted to residential areas.

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Marmitek is therefore not responsible for the disfunctioning of the Marmitek X-10 system as a consequence of equipment in the building with emission levels that exceed the maximum allowed levels set as standard for residential, commercial and semi-industrial surroundings stated in EN 61000-6-3.

Application area Valid European Standard Marmeltek X-10
	Immunity of equipment	Emission of equipment	home automation* Immunity and emission standards
Residential Commercial Semi-industrial	61000-6-1	61000-6-3	Compatible/ meets the requirements

* Condition is that the total Marmitek X-10 -system is installed in accordance with valid instructions supplied by a certified and trained Marmitek X-10 dealer.

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Copyrights

Marmitek is a trademark of Pattuole B.V., SAX35 ^™ is a trademark of Marmitek B.V. All rights reserved. Copyright and all other proprietary rights in the content (including but not limited to model numbers,

software, audio, video, text and photographs rests with Marmitek B.V. Any use of the Content, but without limitation, distribution, reproduction, modification, display or transmission without the prior written consent of Marmitek is strictly prohibited. All copyright and other proprietary notices shall be retained on all productions.

2007年1月20日