User Manual - HDL Automation
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1. Dimmable two war N A nge n iic b no 100 Intensity D Frunning time rnr Unqualifiedde 3 Single Off Dimmable increas N A i B N 4 Mechanic switch N A ON Panet Lock Key Enable o T Delaytime D v Key no 1 4 Mechanic switch N A OFF ka no 2 N A Key no 4 Edit target object Target Dimming setting Low limit Key Enable enable disable the channels Panel Lock Key Enable If be selected can use panel to lock unlock this channel Dry contact sensors User Manual 10 amp User Manual HDL HDL MSD08 40 MSD04 40 4 3 Channel parameter Sensor Input Module Basic information Configuration Security Setting Device configuration Advance Setup Subnet ID 1 Device ID Switch Connected 0 100 Disconnected 0 100 1 10 41 2 100 3 100 4 100 Model HDL MSD04 40 YY MSD04 40 Basic Set Select Key v Remark window Enable Security Subnet ID Device ID Hint If you want to use this function please connect the third party devices well read the analog voltage ubne evice both connected and disconnected lf the third party devices is removed or not well connected dry4z will Security Module 1 12 trigger commands 4 3 1 For Security Module Can use channels of dry contact to trigger security like the window state door state Basic Set Select Key 1 Remark window Enable Security Subnet ID Device ID Area Security Module 1 12 12. If use dry contact 1 to detect the door state for security the setting steps as follow a Select key 1 here and type in the remark b Enable security function C Input the security module s Subnet Device ID totally 8 areas can be selected here is area 1 For further configuration please turn to security module s user manual 4 3 2 Tamper proof When the wire is cut off the Dry Contact module can report the status to the Security module and trigger the alarm by Security module Dry contact sensors User Manual 11 amp User Manual HDL HDL MSD08 40 MSD04 40 Wiring As above diagram shows connect a 1K Ohm resistor in parallel to the Sensor generally a magnetic contact Setting When the Sensor is connected e g close open the window click the ON Read button and you will get a value for Connected 0 100 when the Sensor is disconnected click the OFF Read and you will get a value for Disconnected 0 100 save If every time you read the value the values changes dramatically e g from 5 to 10 to 30 to 15 again this means the contact is not reliable you probably need to check the screws both the ones on the Dry Contact module and the ones on the sensor maybe they are not tight enough Sensor Input Module Basic information Configuration Security Setting Device configuration Subnet ID 1 Model HDL MSD04 40 YY MSD04 40 asic Set Select Key 1 Enable Securi
3. Assign the Switch can turn on off multiple objects channels scenes sequence etc Multi function Long press combination off or dim if dimming is enabled in the Dry Contact module Dim the first object only though Short press single on off Double click Combination on This mode can be used in maybe meeting by double click all the lighting can be on by long press all lighting can be off this can avoid mishandling and so it is more secure Parallel Switch This key mode is originally designed for retrofit project where the end users want to implement smart system HDL BUS but they want to reserve the existing toggle buttons the toggle buttons are to control one public area lighting e g stair lighting from multiple places Toggle Button1 Toggle Button2 Lamp Wiring Connect the two toggle buttons to two different dry contact channels Setting Select Parallel switch for both dry contact channels Dry contact sensors User Manual 7 amp User Manual HDL HDL MSD08 40 MSD04 40 4 2 3 Unqualifiedde Switch mode setup Basic information Subnet ID 1 Device ID Madel HDL MSD04 40 Modify synchronously Switch mode setup Switch No Switch mode Dimmable two way Dimmable increase Dimmable reduced Switch mode Dimmable two way Dimmable increase Dimmable reduced Each channel can set the mode Switch mode on off con
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5. intensity synchronously Switch No Type Mod Modify device ID synchronously C Modify the running time synchronously 1 Combination On E J Modify type synchronously li 2 Single On Off Dim Edit target information li 3 Single Off Dim li 4 Mechanic switch N A Invalid 4 0 0 Invalid 1 N A Edit target objec 5 Invalid 1 0 N Target Dimming setting Can set each channel s targets the target s range is 1 99 4 2 7 Low Limit Dry contact sensors User Manual 9 User Manual HDL MSD08 40 MSD04 40 Basic information Model HDL MSD04 40 Subnet ID 1 Device ID Remark YY MSD04 40 Minimum Dimming Value setting Minimum Dimming Value Set the dimming lower limit The Lower limit is useful if you would like to skip the low level segment and dim from a certain level say 5096 You want to skip it because maybe lower than 50 is impractical for you or maybe the load quality is not so good and trembles when at low level segment 4 2 8 Setting For Keys au Basic information Configuration I Security Setting Select device Device 1 13 HDL MSD04 40 YY MSD04 40 v Current status N A Current mode Switch mode a Key Enable peed Mee Ss v Key no 1 B v Key no 2 4 Current switch No 1 Key no 3 lt Confirm Edit switch mm Key no 4 Switch information Remark Parameter 2 no On Switch Status N A 2 Single On Off
6. remarks according to the installation places 4 2 2 Switch type Two different Switch types Momentary and Toggle You can find two different types of switch from the market Toggle Switch When pressed it is on when released it is off If Mechanic switch is selected for this kind of switch a momentary effect can be produced Dry contact sensors User Manual 5 User Manual HDL HDL MSD08 40 MSD04 40 Momentary Switch It is bi stable switch you can set it on or off Generally select Mechanic switch mode for this kind of switch Available modes Multifunction Parallel switch Mechanic Switch Send out a command generally the on command e g light on when Switch is connected send out another generally the off command when the Switch is disconnected Single on Assign the Switch can turn on one object only one channel or one scene or one sequence etc Single off Assign the Switch can turn off one object only one channel or one scene or one sequence etc Single on off Assign the Switch can turn on off one object only one channel or one scene or one sequence etc Combination on Assign the Switch can turn on multiple objects channels scenes sequence etc Dry contact sensors User Manual 6 amp User Manual HDL HDL MSD08 40 MSD04 40 Combination off Assign the Switch can turn off multiple objects channels scenes sequence etc Combination on off
7. AC Subnet ID Device ID Upload os Jl Esit 4 1 1 Ghange the ID of the device Every HDL BUS device has one Subnet ID and one Device ID the Device ID should be unique in its Subnet and the Subnet ID should be kept consistent with the Gateway typically the SB DN 1IP or HDL MBUSO 1IP 431 4 1 2 Remark Generally set it like for living room to indicate some info Dry contact sensors User Manual 4 amp User Manual HDL HDL MSD08 40 MSD04 40 4 2 Configuration Sensor Input HNodule Basic information Configuration Security Setting Select device Setting For Keys Device 1 13 HDL MSD04 40 YY MSD04 40 Current status Current mode Switch mode Input target No from 1 To 5 A Confirm Edit switch Target information of the current state of the current switch Del i Remark sud Subnet ID Device ID Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Parameter 3 On Switch Status N A Single On Off Dimmable two wat NZA Invalid Unqualifiedde Invalid Single On Dimmable reducec N A Delay time Invalid 2 3 Single Off Dimmable increas N A 4 Invalid Edit target object Target Dimming setting The setting interface is shown above setting it is same as setting a HDL BUS panel select mode for each key and set targets objects to each key Some modes are unique and you cannot find them in HDL BUS panel though 4 2 1 Remark Remarks of dry contacts you may make
8. HDL Dry Contact Sensors HDL MSD08 40 HDL MSD04 40 DUSDro www hdlautomation com User Manual HDL HDL MSD08 40 MSD04 40 INDEX le OVENI ON C 1 1 1 General Information scenes exscr ri titm bise ibt uir eret rra iro Ens Ek K k K KEK KAKA KA KK KA eg 1 im breite m 1 DeWeese let NUOC cose equites siamo m os units tu sumi E diu quatuasU emu te cot ades 1 1 2 Function Qualities Description LL EKA K k KK KA 1 1 2 1 Common functionalit S kk nennen 1 1 2 2 Device DescrIDLIOLL J ssori urea nup euis uc k n Aku ek alek kena Ak nea kan ke ea k 2 2 Techie Daa rrr eee see ene ne ree eee eee eee 2 2 av _ o_ _ na rr mm n 3 3 1 HDL BUS Pro Description 20 0 cece cece kk enn 3 3 2 COMMISSIONING t cccimntor oo Intt cumete i cxibtenredopetUr nno Mae E E EMMMTMDUMDMDMNRaRN 3 a4 SOllwar CollOUrALOT M T OE OE 4 BW ASIC 6 SN ge NET E 4 4 1 1 Change the ID of the device 20 0 eee ccc eeeeceeeeeeeaeeeeeseeeesaeseesaeeeeseaeeesaaes 4 ner c_ n c a r MED A 4 A2 KOTO AON Tr cena cases Eolo iam cesta A umue uuu ved eaa S QNI Ere Uie 5 a 2 TNS MAG A E escam auctus asia AE EE yy __ nma 5 4 2 2 OWCA VO MR ERRT kn k had 5 4 2 3 Unqualifiedde uk KK KEKE K KK K KAKA KK KK 8 SELL D V 8 l RT T CE E Ne 8 a ASAD naan E T 9 a AR SEE A E A E
9. an put the indicator of MSD04 40 in the hold 5 2 DryContactFAQ002 HDL BUS Q MS04 40 has four led output what s the type of led can connect A Each led channel is 5V 10mA so you can connect the appropriate led Dry contact sensors User Manual 13 amp User Manual HDL HDL MSD08 40 MSD04 40 6 NOTES Dry contact sensors User Manual 14
10. rmation 3 2 Commissioning Method One a open the HDL BUS Pro Setup tool b Keep pressing the programming button for 3 seconds it turns to red color C on the software click the Address management and select the Modify address when device button is pressed it will show a window like this Set initial address of equipment Initial address of equipment Subnet ID Indicate initial address Device ID Modify initial address Dry contact sensors User Manual 3 amp User Manual HDL HDL MSD08 40 MSD04 40 d click the Indicate initial address then it will show the ID of this device If you want to modify the address fill in the new address and click the Modify initial address Click the Add button the device will be add in ON line devices list Method Two a open the HDL BUS Pro Setup tool b click the search button it will show a new window click search button search the online devices Click the Add all button the devices which be searched will be add in ON line devices list 4 Software Configuration 4 1 Basic setting ensor Input Nodule Basic information Configuration Security Setting Select device Model picture Device 1 13 HDL MSD04 40 YY MSDO4 40 v D onfigurat Model HDL MSD04 40 Subnet ID 1 Device ID 13 Device remar k Remark YY MSD04 40 MAC address MAC Picture upload Modify subnet ID and device ID according to M
11. rol Broadcast Scene Broadcast channel Curtain Control Panel Control GPRS control Security Module TT player etc e Tamper proof need 1K Ohm resister in parallel to dry contact e Security function need to be used with the security module e Support online upgrading by HDL Bus Dry contact sensors User Manual 1 User Manual HDL HDL MSD08 40 MSD04 40 1 2 2 Device Description a four channels input b HDL Buspro c LED indicator d programming button HDL Dara KE MSD04 40 COM SIG e four LED output corresponding to the four channels input a eight channels input b HDL Buspro c LED indicator HDL do c d programming button MSD08 40 2 Technical Data Electric Parameters BUS power supply DC12 30V BUS power consumption 10mA DC24V Environmental Conditions Working temperature 0 C 45 C Working relative humidity Up to 90 Dry contact sensors User Manual 2 amp User Manual HDL HDL MSD08 40 MSD04 40 otorage temperature 20 C 60 C Storage relative humidity Up to 93 Approved CE RoHS Production Information Dimensions 45x45x16 mm Weight MSD04 40 57 g MAS08 40 45 g Housing material ABS Installation Screw fix installation IP Protection IP20 3 Installation Screw fix installation 3 1 HDL BUS Pro Description Connector Info
12. trol Dimmable increase long press to dim up Dimmable reduced long press to dim down Dimmable two way long press to dim up long press again can dim down 4 2 4 Delay time Edit off delay time Basic information Model HDL MSD 04 40 Subnet ID 1 Device ID Remark YY MSDO04 40 Synchronous modification Edit off delay time Switch No Status Remark Delay rmrn ss Just the Mechanic switch switch type has the delay time Dry contact sensors User Manual 8 amp User Manual HDL HDL MSD08 40 MSD04 40 4 2 5 Dimming Save adjust Basic information Model HDL MSD04 40 Subnet ID 1 Device ID 13 Remark YY MSD04 40 Button LED setup 1 Keystroke info Dimming value Toggle Toggle Toggle Toggle m Memory Sync Selected Column Key no channel no switch no Dimming value Toggle when turn on light the brightness will go to 10096 Memory save the brightness when turn on light the brightness will go to last brightness before turn off 4 2 6 Target Sensor Input Module CS 17 isi bd OG Basi iumalion Configuration as Basic information vue Data acquisition mode Device Model HDL MSD04 40 Bias dr gs Device 113HDLMS Subnet ID 1 Device ID 13 Remark YY MSD04 40 Current switch No 1 Current switch No s E Edit switch S EE e C Modify subnet ID synchronously Cl Modify the
13. ty Hint If you want to use this function please coni both connected and disconnected lf the third party devices trigger commands LE OFF Read LEJ ON Read E Save i nect the third party devices well read the analog voltage is removed or not wel ll connected dry4z will When the status of Sensor the Magnetic Contact in channel 1 is changed no matter it is on or off it will report to the Security module the 1 12 and it is up to the Security module to trigger the alarm or not based on the Sensor type set in Security module Normally Closed type or Normally Open type When the wire is cut off we regard this is a more emergency situation you can set the Alarm Commands Advance Setup Normally you can set it like this Dry contact sensors User Manual 12 amp User Manual HDL HDL MSD08 40 MSD04 40 j g n 2 0 2 Invalid 37 130 N A 3 0 2 Invalid 37 130 N A 4 0 2 Invalid 37 130 N A 5 0 2 Invalid 37 130 N A 6 0 2 Invalid 37 130 N A 7 0 2 Invalid 37 130 N A 8 0 2 Invalid 37 130 N A PS You need to authorize the ID of the Dry Contact module in Security module for more setting about Security module please turn to corresponding doc 5 FAQ 5 1 DryContactFAQ001 HDL BUS Q HDL MSD04 40 has indicators for four channels output but where is the appropriate place to put those indicators A Some 3 party panel has a hold c
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