2CKA006430A0314 - Smart Home Busch-Jaeger - Free user manual and instructions

Technical Features	Busch-Jaeger 2CKA006430A0314, smart home device, compatible with various home automation systems.
Usage	Allows remote control of electrical devices via a mobile app or web interface.
Maintenance and Repair	Regularly check for software updates and ensure connections are secure.
Security	Integrates security protocols to protect data and communications.
General Information	Product designed to improve comfort and energy efficiency in modern homes.

Frequently Asked Questions - 2CKA006430A0314 Busch-Jaeger

How do I reset the Busch-Jaeger 2CKA006430A0314?

To reset the device, press and hold the reset button for about 10 seconds until the indicator light blinks, then release it.

Why won\u2019t my Busch-Jaeger 2CKA006430A0314 connect to the Wi-Fi network?

Make sure your Wi-Fi network is functioning properly and the device is within range of the router. Also check that the Wi-Fi password is correct.

How do I set up the Busch-Jaeger 2CKA006430A0314 with the mobile app?

Download the dedicated app on your smartphone, create an account or log in, then follow the on-screen instructions to add the device.

Does the Busch-Jaeger 2CKA006430A0314 work with other smart home systems?

Yes, the Busch-Jaeger 2CKA006430A0314 is compatible with multiple smart home systems. Check the list of compatible systems on the manufacturer\u2019s website.

What should I do if the LED indicator on the Busch-Jaeger 2CKA006430A0314 doesn\u2019t light up?

Check that the device is properly powered and connections are secure. If the problem persists, try resetting it.

How do I update the firmware of the Busch-Jaeger 2CKA006430A0314?

Access the mobile app, go to device settings, and look for a firmware update option. Follow the on-screen instructions.

Is it possible to use the Busch-Jaeger 2CKA006430A0314 without an Internet connection?

Some features may be accessible without Internet, but full use generally requires a connection.

How do I troubleshoot latency issues when using the Busch-Jaeger 2CKA006430A0314?

Check the Wi-Fi signal strength, reduce the distance between the router and the device, and restart your router if necessary.

USER MANUAL 2CKA006430A0314 Busch-Jaeger

D F G B N L I E P L R U S

• Fig. 1: Wiring example (Normal Mode) 62
• Fig. 2: Wiring example (Modes of Operation) 63
• Fig. 3 and 4: IR Receiving Range 64

1. Overview

• Fields of Application 66
• Possible Combinations 66

2. Important Information

-Documentation 68
-Waste Disposal 68

3. Technical Data 69

4. Installation

• Installation 70
• ... in conjunction with Operating Elements .... 70
• ... in conjunction with Präsenz 6813-xxx-500 ....... 71
• ... in conjunction with Extensions 71
• ... in conjunction with Flush-mounted (FM) Sensors 73
• Addressing the IR Operating Element/Fig. 5 ......... 74
• Modes of Operation 76

Table of Contents

5. Operation

• ... via Operating Element 6430-… /6543-… 78
• ... via IR Operating Element 6066... /6067... 78
• .. via Busch Remote Control 80
• .. via Sensors 81
• Extension Operation via Sensors 81
• ... Passive Extension Operation 82

• ... Active Extension Operation 83

• .. via Prasenz 6813-xxx-500 84

• Supply Voltage Interruption 85

• Fault Elimination 86

Fig. 1/Normal Mode

Universal Series Insert in Operating Mode 1 (see Chapter 4.4) in individual mode with pushbutton control

NOTE

In the case of illuminated pushbuttons, only pushbuttons with a separate N terminal can be used. Illumination via parallel contacts is not permissible!

Fig. 2

Universal Series Insert in Operating Mode 2 (see Chapter 4.4)

6402U-500

Fig. 3

IR Receiving Range

Fig. 4

IR Receiving Range

Overview

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1.1 Fields of Application

The Universal Series Insert 6402U-500 (hereinafter referred to a Insert 6402U-500) is a switch, operator-controllable via extension inputs, for switching

• incandescent lamps
• halogen lamps
• low-voltage halogen lamps with transformers, as well as
• fluorescent lamps and
• motors

1.2 Possible Combinations

Insert 6402U-500 can be used, inter alia, to control the following ABB products:

• IR Operating Element 6066-, 6067-,
• Operating Element 6430-..., 6543-...
• NO-contact Pushbuttons (e.g., Art. No. 2020 US or 2021/6 UK) with extension operation
• FM Standard Sensors 6810-xxx-10x-500

Overview

• FM Comfort Sensors 6800-xxx-102(M)/103M/104(M)-500

• Busch Watchdog® Präsenz 6813-xxx-500

• The type of operating element chosen depends only on the appropriate lettering. Operation is always identical.

Important Information

CAUTION

Work on the 230 V supply system may only be carried out by authorized electricians.

2.1 Documentation

Both the Busch Watchdog Standard (Art. No.6810-xxx-10x-500) and Comfort Sensors (Art. No. 6810-xxx-10x-500), as well as "FM Sensors" are described in these Operating Instructions. Always pay attention to the correct type assignment in the description.

The type description is on the back of each device.

2.2 Waste Disposal

All packaging materials and devices from ABB are provided with identification and test marks to ensure appropriate and proper disposal. Dispose of packaging materials, as well as electrical devices and their electronic components, via appropriately authorized collection centres or wasted disposal operations.

Technical Data

Supply voltage: 230 ~V ± 10% , 50 Hz

Wattage: < 1.5 W

Max. switching voltage: 250 ~V

Max. switched current (for all outputs together): 2300 W/VA, 10 AX

Max. ripple voltage 100 V with 100 m line at the extension: length

No. of pushbuttons: unlimited

Type of protection: IP 20

Operating temperature: 0 to +35^ C

Installation

Switch off supply voltage!

4.1 Installation of Insert 6402U-500

Insert 6402U-500 is installed in a conventional FM device box in accordance with DIN 49073, Part 1.

4.2.1 Installation in conjunction with Operating Elements

Installation Site (see Fig. 3 and 4)

When used in conjunction with IR Operating Elements 6066- ... and 6067- ... , the installation site should be within the specified values for the IR reception range. In this context, please note that the IR reception range can change due to ambient light (e.g., solar radiation, lighting).

To fit the Operating Element

Prior to fitting IR Operating Elements 6066-… and 6067-…, set the desired address. Clip the operating element onto Insert 6402U-500.

To remove the Operating Element

Use the notches on the left and right to lift off the operating element.

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4.2.2 Installation in conjunction with the Busch Watchdog Prasenz 6813-xxx-500

Installation Site

When used in conjunction with Presence Detector 6813-xxx-500, only ceiling installation is of advantage. If possible, Presence Detector 6813-xxx-500 should be installed directly above the respective workplace.

To fit Presence Detector 6813-xxx-500

For installation and testing mode, it is recommendable to use the adapter provided. Subsequently, Presence Detector 6813-xxx-500 is firmly clipped onto Insert 6402U-500.

To remove Presence Detector 6813-xxx-500

Pull Presence Detector 6813-xxx-500 off Insert 6402U-500 by means of the ring on the housing.

4.2.3 Installation in conjunction with Extensions

Insert 6402U-500 can be operated via extensions. In this context, the following must be taken into account:

Installation

• The maximum line length depends on the maximum permissible ripple voltage at the extension inputs. However, the ripple voltage must not exceed 100 ~V (in practice, this corresponds to a line length of at least 100 ~m ).

The following can be used as an extension:

• NO-contact pushbutton (e.g., 2020 US or 2021/6 UK)

CAUTION

Illumination of the pushbutton extension parallel to the switching contact is not permissible; use pushbuttons with separate "N" terminal.

To ensure optimum operation,lay switched lines separately to the extension lines.

Installation

4.2.4 ... in conjunction with FM Sensors/Presence Detectors

To ensure optimum operation of the FM sensors, refer to the following table.

Type of FM Sensor/Presence Detector	Installation HeightField of Application	Installation loca-tion of the con-necting screws
6810-xxx-10x-500 06800-xxx-10x-500	8 - 1,2 m bottom
6800-7x-10xM-500	0,8 - 1,2 m(staircase) top
	2,0 - 2,5 m(room monitoring) top
6800-2xx-10xM-500 0	8 - 1,2 m(staircase) bottom
	2,0 - 2,5 m(room monitoring) bottom
6813-xxx-500 depencds onceiling height as desired

Installation/Fig. 5

For further information regarding the installation height, setting of the FM sensors, etc., please refer to the appurtenant Operating Instructions.

4.3 Addressing the IR Operating Element

The address of the IR Operating Elements 6066... and 6067... is set ex Works to the number 1. The address can be changed via the rotary address disc on the back of the operating element.

When addressing the device, pay attention to the "IR reception range" (see Fig. 3 and Fig. 4)

Installation

The address set applies in respect of output K1; the next highest address automatically applies in respect of the second output, K2.

Setting the outputs (6402U-500)
6066-/6067-xxx K1 K2 6010-25
1 1 2		white
2 2 3
... ... ...
5 5 1
6 6 7		blue
7 7 8
... ... ...
10 10 6

Installation

4.4 Modes of Operation

Set the operating mode desired prior to fitting the ^1 operating element on the potentiometer.

Operating Mode 1 (Normal Mode):

Separate switching of both outputs via the Operating Elements 6430- ..., 6543- ..., 6066- ... and 6067- ...

Operating Modes 2 - 5:

Operating Output K1 ON Output Mode Output K2 Output K2		K1 OFF
2 ON after 10 s OFF after 5 min
3 ON after 2 min OFF after 5 min
4 ON after 2 min OFF after 10 min
5 ON after 2 min OFF after *		min

• as long as Output K1 is switched on, however, a maximum of 21 minutes.

Installation

NOTE

Output K2 is independent of Output K1, except in Operating Mode 1 (left limit stop, see Fig. 1 and 2). If Output K1 is switched off again during the switch-on delay period of Output K2, Output K2 is not switched on.

Operation

When the operating element is clipped on, Insert 6402U-500 automatically recognizes the type of operating element concerned.

5.1 Mechanical Operating Element 6430-../6543-...

Single-surface operation in Operating Modes 2 - 5

• Surface: Press/hold down
• Output K1 ON/OFF

Output K2 switches according to the operating mode selected (see Chapter 4.4)

5.2 IR Operating Element 6066-../6067-

a. Operation in Operating Mode 1

• Upper surface: Output K1 is switched over
• Lower surface: Output K2 is switched over

b. Two-surface operation in Operating Modes 2 - 5

• Upper surface: Press/hold down
• Output K1 is switched ON
• Lower surface: Press/hold down
• Output K1 is switched OFF

Operation

Output K2 switches according to the operating mode selected (see Chapter 4.4)

NOTE

The command "Dim down" via the IR Remote Control does not initiate a switching operation. For further information regarding IR control, please refer, e.g., to the Operating Instructions of the IR Hand-held Transmitter.

The last operation in each case (also at extensions) initiates the switching operation, even if, when the operating surface is held down longer, the operation does not appear to have been completed.

Operation

5.3 Busch Remote Control IR Operation

a. Operating Mode 1:

The MEMO memories M1 and M2 are accessed via the IR Hand-held, or Wall-mounted Transmitter - see appurtenant Operating Instructions.

• Switch ON: Insert 6402U-500 switches ON *
• Switch OFF: Insert 6402U-500 switches OFF *
• Brighter: Insert 6402U-500 switches ON *
• Darker: No operation

• MEMO: - Create control state **

• Save MEMO

• Invoke MEMO 1 or 2

• ALL OFF: Insert 6402U-500 switches OFF **

• Depending on which pair of pushbuttons on the IR Handheld Transmitter is operated, Output K1 or K2 is switched. ** Applies in respect of both Output K1 and K2.

b. Operating Modes 2 - 5:

In these operating modes, only Output K1 is controlled. Output K2 switches according to the Table on page 76.

Operation

5.4 Operation via Sensors (Operating Modes 2 - 5)

After interruption of the supply voltage or connection to the supply, Insert 6402U-500 switches the connected consumers connected of Output K1 on again

• irrespective of the brightness measured

• for 80 seconds when FM Sensors 6810-xxx-10x-500 are used,

• for the selected period (at least 1 minute with time-setting < 1 minute) (with the exception of the short-time impulse ).

5.5 Extension Operation via Sensors (Operating Modes 2 - 5)

This type of extension operation only has an effect on Output K1; Output K2 switches according to the operating mode set (s. Chapter 4.4). Extension operation is possible by

• activating via the NO-contact pushbutton, or
• Extension Insert 6805U-500.

Operation

Passive Extension Operation via Pushbutton

The operation effected via the NO-contact pushbutton causes the connected consumers

a. to be switched ON and OFF in Operating Mode 1
b. in Operating Modes 2 - 5,

• irrespective of the brightness measured (Output K1),

• to be switched on for approx. 80 seconds when FM Sensors 6810-xxx-10x-500 are used

• to be switched on for the time set on the FM sensor when FM Sensors 6800-xxx-10x(M)-500 are used (even with time settings of less than 1 minute)

• to be switched over (ON > OFF > ON > ...) when the Busch Watchdog® Präsenz 6813-xxx-500 is used.

NOTE

• In the case of extension operation via NO-contact pushbuttons, the maximum length of the extension line must not exceed 100m .
• Use only pushbuttons without contact-parallel illumination.

Operation

• In order to prevent faults as a result of ripple voltage, the switched line is to be laid separate to the extension line.

Active Extension Operation via 6805U-500 and FM Sensors (Operating Modes 2 - 5)

Since the master and extension each have a separate dusk-value setting, the current brightness conditions at the installation site must be taken into account individually.

The effective reset time is determined by adding the times at the master and extension. In conjunction with UP Sensors 6810-xxx-10x(M)-500, it is recommendable to operate the extensions with the time setting short-time impulse ) if the times set on the master are to be kept virtually precisely.

NOTE

For further information, please refer to the appurtenant Operating Instructions.

Operation

Please follow the appurtenant Operating Instructions.

With extension operation via pushbuttons, the lighting can be switched on and off irrespective of the brightness.

Active Extension 6805U-500, with a presence detector as sensor, ensures that the movements detected are transmitted to the master (Insert 6402U-500 and 6813-xxx-500).

The master, Presence Detector 6813-xxx-500 decides, irrespective of the brightness, whether the lighting is to be/ remain switched on.

Supply Voltage Interruption

6. Supply Voltage Interruption

In conjunction with the Operating Elements 6430-..., 6543-..., 6066-... and 6067-..., in case of a supply voltage interruption < 200 ms, the control state is restored.

In case of a supply voltage interruption >200 ms, the old state will be restored, or both outputs are OFF, when the supply voltage is restored.

In conjunction with sensors, Insert 6402U-500 behaves as described in Chapter 5.4.

Fault Elimination

Diagnosis Cause/Remedy

Load does not switch - Check extensions via extension: - Ripple voltage >100 V, reduce

Load does not generally - Defective load, replace switch: - Replace device if necessary Load switches on - Ripple voltage >100 V, automatically: reduce

• Line(s) laid incorrectly, remedy (s. chapter "Installation")

IR Receiver/Consumer - IR Receiver is not within the does not react: IR transmission range

• IR transmission range covered (objects, hands, or body)

• Transmitter battery flat

LED of the - Eliminate IR ambient light IR C-disc off: source

• Apply supply voltage
• Switch off supply voltage for approx. 5 seconds

Fault Elimination

Diagnosis Cause/Remedy

LED of the IR C-disc - Eliminate IR ambient light blinks continuously: source

LED of the IR C-disc - Check IR signal reception does not blink upon - Replace battery of IR Hand-transmitting signal: held, or Wall-mounted

Transmitter

• IR transmission range exceeded

Insert 6402U-500 - Remove lighting from the cannot be controlled pushbutton extension via the extension:

No remote control - Operating Element is jammed possible:

Light is not on: - Replace defective lamp

• Replace upstream fuse/ switch on again
• Repair broken feeder
• Check operating mode/change if necessary (s. chapter 4.4)

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