Wisotronic 1-channel Installation instructions - Warema

Wisotronic 1-channel 

Installation instructions 

(Keep for future use) 

Photo: Habermaass GmbH 

Valid from 1st august 2013 

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Contents 

Table of contents 

1 Legal notes........................................................................................................ 6 

2 Safety instructions............................................................................................ 7 

2.1 Meanings of symbols and pictographs ............................................................7 

2.2 Intended use ..........................................................................................................8 

2.3 Target group ..........................................................................................................9 

2.4 General safety instructions...................................................................................9 

2.5 Working safely..................................................................................................... 10 

2.6 Retrofitting and modifications........................................................................... 11 

2.7 Additional documents........................................................................................ 11 

2.8 Basic software versions..................................................................................... 11 

3 Introduction..................................................................................................... 12 

3.1 Operating elements............................................................................................ 12 

3.2 Principal structure of a Wisotronic system..................................................... 13 

3.3 Concept................................................................................................................ 14 

3.3.1 Channels, facades and products ............................................................. 15 

3.3.2 Groups............................................................................................................ 16 

3.3.3 Scenes............................................................................................................ 16 

4 Installation....................................................................................................... 17 

4.1 Scope of delivery................................................................................................ 17 

4.2 Options................................................................................................................. 17 

4.2.1 Weather station multisense......................................................................... 17 

4.2.2 Further options.............................................................................................. 17 

4.3 Procedure............................................................................................................. 19 

4.4 Installing the control panel ............................................................................... 20 

4.4.1 Flush-mounting.............................................................................................. 21 

4.4.2 Suface-mounting........................................................................................... 22 

4.4.3 Mounting in pattress box............................................................................. 23 

4.4.4 Attach control panel..................................................................................... 24 

5 Connection...................................................................................................... 25 

5.1 Connection information...................................................................................... 25 

5.2 Terminals.............................................................................................................. 26 

5.3 Wiring diagrams.................................................................................................. 27 

5.3.1 Power supply and control lines.................................................................. 28 

5.3.2 Sun shading drive......................................................................................... 29 

5.3.3 Sensor............................................................................................................. 30 

5.3.4 Local push buttons....................................................................................... 31 

6 Overview.......................................................................................................... 32 

6.1 Start menu............................................................................................................ 32 

6.1.1 Status display................................................................................................ 33 

6.2 Typical approaches for commissioning ......................................................... 35 

7 Commissioning............................................................................................... 36 

7.1 Planning with Quickstart.................................................................................... 36 

7.1.1 Language....................................................................................................... 37 

7.1.2 Time............................................................................................................... 38 

7.1.3 Date................................................................................................................. 39 

7.1.4 Channel 1 channel type.............................................................................. 40 

7.1.5 Load data into the actuator......................................................................... 41 

7.1.6 Factory reset.................................................................................................. 42 

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8 Manual commissioning.................................................................................. 43 

8.1 Creating system settings................................................................................... 43 

8.1.1 Date and time ............................................................................................... 43 

8.1.2 Display settings............................................................................................. 44 

8.1.2.1 Display behaviour of Wisotronic.......................................................... 45 

8.1.3 Measured values start menu...................................................................... 46 

8.1.4 Select language............................................................................................ 47 

8.1.5 Sensor compensation ................................................................................ 48 

8.1.5.1 Control panel temperature.................................................................... 48 

8.1.5.2 Weather station 1 (2,3) outside temperature.................................... 48 

8.1.6 Wind test........................................................................................................ 49 

8.1.7 Service access ............................................................................................ 50 

8.1.8 Display all menus ........................................................................................ 51 

8.2 Manage actuators .............................................................................................. 52 

8.3 Manage channels .............................................................................................. 53 

8.3.1 Comfort functions ........................................................................................ 54 

8.3.2 Safety functions ........................................................................................... 54 

8.3.2.1 Wind monitor .......................................................................................... 55 

8.3.2.2 Ice monitor .............................................................................................. 62 

8.3.2.3 Building control system ........................................................................ 64 

8.3.3 Sensor allocation.......................................................................................... 65 

8.4 Manage products .............................................................................................. 67 

8.4.1 Product type ................................................................................................. 68 

8.4.2 Copy settings from... ................................................................................... 68 

8.4.3 Delete product ............................................................................................. 68 

8.4.4 Channel allocation ...................................................................................... 68 

8.4.5 Contact allocation, Number of contacts ................................................. 68 

8.4.6 Locking contact ........................................................................................... 68 

8.4.7 Runtime UP mm:ss ..................................................................................... 69 

8.4.8 Runtime DOWN mm:ss/On period mm:ss ............................................. 69 

8.4.9 Slat products ................................................................................................ 69 

8.4.10 Duration of the automatic calibration ...................................................... 71 

8.4.11 Manual mode ............................................................................................... 71 

8.4.12 Control line protocol..................................................................................... 72 

8.5 Managing sensors ............................................................................................. 73 

8.6 Software versions................................................................................................ 74 

8.7 Loading data into the actuator......................................................................... 75 

8.8 Accepting settings ............................................................................................. 76 

8.9 Ending service access....................................................................................... 77 

9 Measured values, triggers and faults ........................................................... 78 

9.1 All measured values .......................................................................................... 78 

9.2 Measured values history .................................................................................. 79 

9.3 Current triggers .................................................................................................. 80 

9.4 Trigger history ..................................................................................................... 81 

9.5 Faults..................................................................................................................... 82 

10 Factory settings.............................................................................................. 83 

10.1 Automatic parameters........................................................................................ 83 

10.2 Product parameters............................................................................................ 90 

10.3 Product parameters for further products........................................................ 91 

10.4 System parameters............................................................................................. 92 

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11 Custom settings.............................................................................................. 93 

12 Troubleshooting.............................................................................................. 97 

13 Technical data............................................................................................... 100 

14 Maintenance.................................................................................................. 101 

15 Disposal......................................................................................................... 101 

16 Liability........................................................................................................... 102 

17 Information for the user................................................................................ 102 

18 Index.............................................................................................................. 103 


Introduction 



 

 

 

 

 

The Wisotronic is a multifunctional sun shading control system that can control 

the various sun shading products (slat products, fabric products, roller 

shutters, window drives, etc.) in an intelligent manner and according to the 

current weather conditions. 

You can either operate your sun shading products manually or leave operation 

entirely in automatic control mode. The Wisotronic shields your sun 

shading against damaging weather conditions and offers a comprehensive 

range of comfort and safety functions. In addition, the Wisotronic can be operated 

via EWFS transmitters; the radio receiver was integrated in the control 

panel. 

The Wisotronic evaluates data regarding: 

Wind, 

Precipitation, 

Brightness, 

Inside and outside temperature, 

Time 

And, based on these results, controls the connected Sun City products such 

as slack products (external and internal venetian blinds), fabric product (awnings, 

pleated blinds), vertical louvre blinds, black-out systems, roller shutters 

and window drives. 

1 Legal notes 

Operating instructions, manuals and software are protected by copyright. 

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2 Safety instructions 

2.1 Meanings of symbols 

and pictographs 

We have developed and tested the Wisotronic in compliance with the basic 

safety requirements. 

Nonetheless, some risks remain. 

For this reason, please read these instructions before commissioning and 

operating the control. 

It is very important to adhere to the safety information listed here and the 

warning information in these instructions. Otherwise, any warranty claims 

against the manufacturer become void. 

Keep these instructions for future use. 

The safety information in these instructions is marked with warning symbols. 

It is categorised into different warning types depending on the level of potential 

danger: 

DANGE 

warns of an imminently dangerous situation. 

Possible consequences may include serious injuries and even death 

(personal injury), property or environmental damage. 

WARNIN 

warns of a potentially dangerous situation. 

Possible consequences may include light or serious injuries and even 

death (personal injury), property or environmental damage. 

CAUTIO 

Reminder to be careful. Possible consequences of the failure to do so may 

include property damage. 

The following pictograms and symbols may be affixed to the control unit itself 

or to the connected devices, alerting you to potential danger: 

WARNIN 

Warning against dangerous electrical voltage. 

CAUTIO 

Component damage due to electrostatic discharge! 

NOTE 

The term NOTE marks important notes and helpful tips. 

Example 

 

 

The term Example marks an example. 

The square marks an instruction or a prompt for action. Perform this step. 

The triangle marks an event or the result of a preceding action. 

The black triangle is a bullet point for lists or selections. 





2.2 Intended use 

For each channel, the Wisotronic enables the connection of one conventional 

sun shade drive with a single-phase AC motor. Alternatively, multiple sun 

shade drives can be connected via motor control units. 

WARNIN 

Please obtain the approval of the manufacturer if you have questions 

regarding the connection of devices not listed in these instructions. 

All control devices are intended to be installed indoors unless otherwise 

specified. 

CAUTIO 

When using window drives, the installer of the system must ensure that 

the safety regulations and precautions of DIN EN 60335-2-103 "Special 

requirements on drives for gates, doors and windows" as well as ZH 1/494 

"(German) guidelines for power-operated doors, windows and gates" are 

observed. 

WARNIN 

The Wisotronic may only be used to control such window drives where the 

movement of the window cannot cause any injuries! 

 

 

 

These windows include (partial list), according to DIN EN 60335-2-103: 

Windows with moving parts located at least 2.5 m above the floor or other 

access levels. 

Windows with drives equipped with an external or internal entrapment protection 

system. 

Windows with an opening speed that does not exceed 50 mm/s when 

moving between 15 mm and 50 mm away from the closed position, with a 

maximum opening width of 200 mm and with a closing speed that does not 

exceed 15 mm/s. 

WARNIN 

The approval of the manufacturer must be obtained for uses outside of the 

purposes listed here. The consequences of unintended use may include 

personal injuries of the user or of third parties as well as property damage 

to the control itself, to connected devices or moveable mechanical parts 

of the entire system. 

Therefore, use our product only as intended. 

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2.3 Target group 

These instructions address persons installing, wiring or connecting the Wisotronic, 

including all necessary parts, to the line supply. The operating instructions 

(art. no. 890557) are available for persons operating, setting or commissioning 

the Wisotronic. 

WARNIN 

Mounting, connection, commissioning or operation by insufficiently 

qualified and knowledgeable persons may cause serious damage to the 

system or even personal injuries. 

Installation and commissioning may therefore only be performed by properly 

trained and qualified specialists. These technicians must be able to recognize 

sources of danger that may be caused by the mechanical, electrical or 

electronic equipment. 

Persons installing or connecting the control must be familiar with and have 

understood the contents of these instructions and the operating instructions 

(art. no. 890557). 

2.4 General safety 

instructions 

The control system controls your sun shading product automatically. You 

must therefore observe the following safety instructions: 

WARNIN 

An automatically controlled mechanism can start moving unexpectedly. 

Therefore, never place any objects in the area of movement of an automatically 

controlled mechanism. 

If measuring or test work needs to be carried out on the active system, make 

sure that applicable accident prevention regulations are observed under all 

circumstances. 

CAUTIO 

An automatically controlled sun shading system (e.g., roller shutter on 

a balcony door) can move down automatically and lock you out. If the 

Wisotronic of these types of roller shutters has an automatic control, you 

should always "play it safe" and switch it off temporarily before going outside. 

CAUTIO 

The entire system becomes non-functional if power fails. Therefore, move 

your sun shading system to a safe position ahead of time if a storm is 

pending. 

WARNIN 

Children must not play with this product – remote controls or EWFS 

transmitters must not get into the hands of children. 





2.5 Working safely 

WARNIN 

The electrical installation must be performed by a certified electrician in 

accordance with the electrical installation regulations published by the 

Association of German Electrical Engineers (VDE 0100) or the standards 

and regulations of the country in which the device is being installed. The 

electrician must observe the installation instructions included with the 

electrical device. 

If you want to perform work on motor-operated windows or building façades 

where motor-operated sun shading products are installed, then 

Switch the system to a de-energised state. 

Make sure that the unit has been sufficiently secured against unauthorised or 

unintentional reactivation. 

In any case, use suitable safety devices for personal protection. 

Never place or store any items in the motion area of automatically operated 

mechanisms (e.g. ladder against a house wall with an articulated arm awning). 

WARNIN 

Dangerous situations, malfunctions and property damage to the unit 

may result from improperly executed mounting, connection, repair or 

maintenance work. 

Such work may only be carried out by the service department or by authorised 

qualified personnel. 

Only use such spare/replacement parts for maintenance or repair work as 

have been approved by the manufacturer of the unit. 

WARNIN 

Dangerous situations, malfunctions and property damage to the unit may 

result if connections are disconnected during operation! All connections 

are required for proper operation of the control. 

For this reason, de-energise the entire unit before plugging in or detaching 

connecting lines. 

WARNIN 

Danger to life and property damage through sudden movement of the 

mechanism! 

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2.6 Retrofitting and 

modifications 

We have designed and built the Wisotronic with reliability and safety in mind. 

All required settings are made when the unit is first commissioned. Modification 

of the unit parameters is therefore only required when the characteristics 

of the control need to be adjusted, changes are made to the sensor equipment 

or the control itself is replaced. 

WARNIN 

Retrofitting and modifications may impact the safety of the system or 

reduce its effectiveness. Possible consequences may include death, 

serious or light injuries, and property or environmental damage. 

Therefore, contact us or your specialist dealer before retrofitting or changing 

the system or the unit parameters if you cannot find information on the corresponding 

topic in the control unit documentation. This is the only way to 

ensure trouble-free retrofitting/modification. 

Exercise special care when components of different versions are combined 

or when existing components are replaced by older/newer products with a 

different scope of functions or a different software version. 

2.7 Additional documents 

The following documents are available in addition to these instructions: 

Document 


Operating instructions 

Wiring diagrams for MSE, power supply unit and floor distribution 

control 

Operating and installation instructions of the connected components 

(e.g. weather station) 

Number 

890557 

816345 

- 

2.8 Basic software 

versions 

These instructions were created on the basis of the software versions: 

Product 

Version 

Wisotronic control panel 39402108 

Wisotronic actuator 39413107 

Information on how to identify the software version of your control can be 

found in Chapter 8.6 on page 74 of these instructions. 


Introduction 



3 Introduction 

 

 

 

 

The Wisotronic stands out by its elegant design as well as an especially userfriendly 

user interface. The presentation of all setting steps and measuring 

values is provided in plain text in a clearly arranged display window, simply 

referred to as "Display" in this document. The resolution is 240 x 320 pixels 

in 256 colours and the illumination ensures easy readability by a highcontrast 

display. 

The equipment features of the Wisotronic: 

flat and elegant design housing with noble acrylic glass front cover, 4 sensor 

function buttons and a touch wheel 

graphic display 

integrated EWFS receiver 

integrated temperature sensor 

3.1 Operating elements 

 

 

 

Fig. 1 

The Wisotronic operating elements 

 

Display 

The illuminated display informs you on everything you can view and set on 

the Wisotronic. For example, you can view the current measured values of 

the outside brightness and outside temperature, the current time and much 

more. The various elements of the display are explained in detail in the Operating 

Instructions Art. No. 890557. 

2 Function buttons 

Depending on the information on the display, different processes can be 

triggered with the function buttons. For example, you may jump to the main 

menu, restore a preset value, cancel an input, and more. 

3 Touch wheel 

The touch wheel can be used to select and open menus, channels, groups 

and scenes or current weather data and measuring values in the display. 

Simply move a finger along the circular depression (clockwise or anticlockwise). 

When you press the middle of the touch wheel, a preselected menu 

item opens, for example, or a modified value is accepted. 

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Introduction 

3.2 Principal structure of a 

Wisotronic system 

Weather station 

multisense 


230 V / 50 Hz 

Sunblind 

pushbutton 

Sun shading system 

Fig. 2 

Overview of the structure of a Wisotronic system 

The Wisotronic is a complete solution for controlling your sun shading product. 

Whatever the season, Wisotronic will lower your energy consumption and 

provide for a pleasant climate. The weather station multisense delivers all information 

necessary to respond properly to the weather to the Wisotronic. 

To make it possible for you to operate the sun shading product in the conventional 

manner, Wisotronic makes additional inputs available for connecting 

a conventional sunblind push button. 


Introduction 



3.3 Concept 

Before you install and start the Wisotronic, this chapter will explain the basic 

concept of the system and familiarise you with the many options and the 

complex projects it can be used to realise. 

Product 1 (external venetian 

Channel 1 (external venetian 

Group 1 (channels 1+2) Scene 1 

blind 1 south) 

blind 1 south) 

Product 2 (external venetian 

blind 2 east) 

Product 3 (roller shutter 3 west) 

Channel 2 (external venetian 

blind 2 east) 

Channel 3 (roller shutter 3 west) 

Group 2 (channel 3) 

. 

. 

Scene 2 

Scene 3 

Scene 4 

. 

. 

. 

. 

. 

. 

. 

Product 4 Channel 4 Group 4 

Products are considered to be 

all connected power consumers 

(e.g.: sun shading product, 

window). 

Products can be allocated to 

channels (e.g.: channel 3, roller 

shutter west). 

Any number of channels can 

be organised into groups (e.g.: 

group 1, all external venetian 

blinds). 

Any number of channels can be 

organised into scenes; these 

channels move to a position that 

is previously learned in for a set 

dwell time. 

Product settings 

Contact allocation 

Run times 

Slat angle 

Local pushbutton operating 

mode 

Channel settings: 

Product type 

Safety functions (wind, ice) 

Comfort functions ↵(precipitation, 

time, photo, dawn/dusk, 

temperature) 

A maximum of 4 groups can be 

created. 

There are no groups in the 

Wisotronic 1-channel. 

A maximum of 4 scenes can be 

created. 

Fig. 3 

Properties of products, channels, groups and scenes 

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Introduction 

3.3.1 Channels, facades and 

products 

NOTE 

Because misunderstandings have already occurred regarding the term 

"Facade" in the area of sun shading control systems, this point shall be explained 

here in more detail: 

The Wisotronic has 1, 2, 3 or 4 channels, depending on the model. Each 

channel can access either a single product (e.g. an awning) or several products 

of the same type (e.g. roller shutters). 

To actuate multiple products through a single channel of the Wisotronic, 

additional components may be required (such as motor control units). 

➊ ➋ ➌ 

Fig. 4 

Example: channels of the Wisotronic 

Example In the example illustrated above, channel 1 controls the awning on facade 1, 

channel 2 the conservatory awning on facade 2 and channel 3 the external 

venetian blinds of the conservatory on facade 2. This demonstrates that a 

distinction according to building facades cannot be made in this example 

since the individual channels are of importance here. 

Example 

Another example: The Wisotronic controls all roller shutters on the west facade 

with channel 1, all roller shutters on the south facade with channel 2 

and all roller shutters on the east facade with channel 3. Because the control 

is divided here according to the facades, the term "facade" instead of "channel" 

could be used in this example. 


Introduction 



NOTE 

In these instructions we only use the term "Channel". 

The Wisotronic always activates products through logic channels. The following 

product types can presently be activated using the Wisotronic: 

Articulated arm awning 

Conservatory awning 

External venetian blind 

Roller shutters 

Pleated blind 

Venetian blind 

Window 

Inside roller blind 

Vertical awning 

Facade awning 

Drop-arm awning 

Markisolette 

Fault alarm contact 

3.3.2 Groups 

NOTE 

NOTE 

A product is connected directly to the outputs of a switch actuator of the 

Wisotronic. It requires one or two switching outputs; for example, sun shading 

products require two switching outputs for raising and lowering. 

If you want to drive several channels together, they can be combined into a 

group. You can then, for example, raise or lower the conservatory awning 

and the external venetian blind of a conservatory together. 

The group “inherits” the product properties of the first assigned channel; if 

this is a roller shutter, for example, then the operating behaviour of the group 

corresponds to that of a roller shutter even if other slat products or windows 

belong to this group. 

Of course, channels with identical products can also be combined to a 

group. For example, if you have created a channel for the roller shutters 

of each room, then all roller shutters of the building can be combined in a 

group and moved together. 

A maximum of 4 groups can be created. 

This function is not available for Wisotronic 1-channel since is does not have 

more than one channel. 

3.3.3 Scenes 

A scenario (e.g. “roller shutter DOWN, articulated arm awning UP, window 

CLOSED” when leaving the flat) can be stored (“learned”) in a scene and be 

called at a later time. 

For this, one or more channels are associated with the scene and the positions 

and states are set as desired. After the scene is stored, this scenario 

can be recalled at any time by selecting the scene. 

A maximum of 4 scenes can be created. 

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Installation 

4 Installation 

CAUTIO 

Dangerous situations and malfunctions are possible. 

The control and its auxiliary components may only be operated when 

installed and at the specified installation locations. Malfunctions of the 

system or dangerous situations may occur if this is neglected. In every 

case, this will render any guarantee or warranty null and void. 

4.1 Scope of delivery 

 

 

 

 

The Wisotronic package contains the following parts: 

Control panel 

Base plate with supply unit 

Flush-mounting box incl. 4 countersunk screws 

Wisotronic installation instructions (this document) 

 

Wisotronic operating instructions (art. no. 890557) 

 

Wiring diagrams (art. no. 816345) 

4.2 Options 

4.2.1 Weather station 

multisense 

4.2.2 Further options 

 

 

To operate the many different automatic controls, weather information 

needs to be collected. Suitable sensors are necessary. The weather station 

multisense was specifically developed for use with the Wisotronic – all 

important information is collected with a single device. 

If you purchased the Wisotronic without a weather station, it can be retrofitted 

with a weather station multisense. 

The Wisotronic can receive EWFS radio signals. With the optionally available 

WAREMA EWFS transmitters, you can remote control sun shading products 

connected to the Wisotronic. 

EWFS Hand-held transmitter 1-channel or EWFS Hand-held transmitter 

8-channel 

EWFS Wall-mounted transmitter 1-channel or EWFS Wall-mounted transmitter 

8-channel 





CAUTIO 

When the equipment is delivered, a blue transport protection is mounted 

on the connector of the base plate. Leave it in place during the installation 

procedure to avoid bending the contacts. Remove the transport protection 

shortly before you mount the control panel. 

Fig. 5 

Base plate with transport protection 

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4.3 Procedure 

Follow the points below in the order given: 

First determine where the individual components are to be installed. Refer to 

the specifications in this chapter and in the sensor data sheets. 

Do not use lines of a larger cross-section than specified. 

Then determine which cables are required to connect the components with 

one another. Use the instructions given in Chapter 5 on page 25. 

Lay the required lines. Preferably use cable ducts to route the motor lines. 

WARNIN 

Electrical operating equipment must be mounted for easy access 

(VDE0100). 

Install and wire the individual components. 

Check the wiring before switching on the power supply to the control. 

Then commission the unit. Only then will the control be ready to use. The 

steps required for commissioning are explained in detail in these instructions. 

Check the correct running direction of the sun shading product by operating 

the UP and DOWN buttons on the control. 

Check that the connected sensors are functioning properly. 

 

Check that the readings displayed in the Start menu for the temperature 

and brightness are plausible. 

 

Check that the wind speed reading changes when the vane is turned. 

 

Check whether precipitation is detected (moisten the sensor surface with 

water). 

Then adjust the functioning of the system to the ambient conditions and 

special requirements. Use the operating instructions as a guide as well. 

Chapter 10 ab Seite 83 of these instructions contains a table with all available 

setup steps (parameters), their limit values and the factory settings. 

If you change the factory settings, enter the new values of the unit into the 

table after completing the work. 





4.4 Installing the control 

panel 

The Wisotronic 1-channel is designed for installation in a flush-mounting box 

(2); a surface-mounted housing () and a pattress box (3) are also available. 

The device is to be mounted in a dry and readily accessible location. 

57 20 7 

42 49 

2 

3 

Fig. 6 

Mounting options 

WARNIN 

The device is intended for operation in interiors only. 

 

 

 

Choose an installation height that permits convenient reading of the display 

(recommended: bottom edge of the device approx. 1.45 m above the top 

surface of the flooring). 

A temperature sensor is integrated in the control panel itself. Therefore, to 

prevent erroneous readings, do not install the control panel where a heat 

source may influence the measurements (sunlight, radiator, outside wall). 

The control panel is equipped with an EWFS radio receiver. The range of 

radio controls is restricted by legal regulations for radio systems and through 

structural factors. Adequate radio reception must be ensured when planning 

the project. This applies especially if transmitter and receiver are in different 

locations and the radio signal must pass through walls and ceilings. The 

control unit should not be installed in the immediate vicinity of metal surfaces 

(steel beam, fire door). 

Therefore, check that the receiver is functioning properly before the final installation. 

NOTE 

Strong local transmitter system (e.g. baby monitors or adjacent senders) with 

transmission frequencies identical to that of the control system can interfere 

with the reception. 

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4.4.1 Flush-mounting 

When the Wisotronic base plate is mounted on a flush-mounting box, the 

control panel protrudes approx. 21 mm from the mounting surface. 

 

2 

3 

 

Fig. 7 

Base plate 

Installation in flush-mounting box 

2 Supply unit 

3 Flush-mounted box 

NOTE 

After the lines are connected, the unit is attached with the included countersunk 

screws. 

Do not tighten the screws too tightly as this might damage the base plate. 

Ensure that none of the connecting lines are pinched during installation. 

After installation in the flush-mounting box, the base plate of the supply unit 

must be flush with the wall; otherwise, the control panel may not engage 

correctly. The flush-mounting box should therefore be mounted in a vertical 

position. 





4.4.2 Suface-mounting 

If required by the installation situation, Wisotronic can be surface-mounted. 

A surface-mounting housing is available in black or white. 

 

2 

3 

Fig. 8 

Installation in surface-mounted housing 

 

Base plate 

2 Supply unit 

3 Surface-mounted housing 

NOTE 


screws. 



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4.4.3 Mounting in pattress box 

A special pattress box (art. no. 1002 837) is available as an alternative. 

The Wisotronic can be mounted nearly flush with the wall in the pattress box; 

the control panel protrudes approx. 7 mm above the installation surface. 

 

2 

3 

Fig. 9 

Installation in surface-mounted housing 

NOTE 


screws. 







4.4.4 Attach control panel 

CAUTIO 

Always switch off the operating voltage before mounting or removing the 

control panel. Connecting or disconnecting the plug-in connections during 

operation can damage the device. 

 

Take off the blue transport protection from the base plate. 

Mount the control panel straight on the base plate. Make sure not to wedge 

the control panel; otherwise, the plug-in connection between the control panel 

and the base plate may be damaged or short circuits could result. 

The control panel is now securely mounted to the wall. 

Familiarise yourself with the Wisotronic and the commissioning procedure 

before proceeding. The necessary information can be found in 

Chapter 6 ab Seite 32. 

Commission the Wisotronic as described in Chapter 7 on page 36. 

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5 Connection 

Adhere to all of the following information when connecting the Wisotronic. 

Only connect the Wisotronic and the associated components as described. 

5.1 Connection 

information 

WARNIN 

The electrical installation must be performed by a certified electrician in 

accordance with the electrical installation regulations published by the 

Association of German Electrical Engineers (VDE 0100) or the standards 

and regulations of the country in which the device is being installed. 

WARNIN 

In a permanently routed installation, there must be an in-series 

disconnecting and isolating device to separate the Wisotronic from 

the supply voltage (switch according to EN 60335-1, Section 25.2, e.g. 

circuit breaker). The associated motor control unit (MSE) and its power 

consumers should not be protected by this circuit breaker. 

 

 

 

 

 

DANGE 

The components must be disconnected from the mains voltage before the 

enclosure is opened. 

When establishing the supply line connection, apply EN 60335-1 (line 

cross-section, line type, additional locks to prevent loosening, strain relief, 

wire ferrules for wire conductors, circuit breakers). 

The operator or installer is responsible for compliance with the public utility 

provider regulations and the VDE regulations according to VDE 0022. 

The wiring specified in the cable diagrams is for minimum cross sections 

in copper, taking no account of the length and the resulting voltage drops. 

The relevant VDE regulations must be followed when routing lines outdoors. 

Furthermore, the lines must be suitable for outdoor use. The distance 

to high-voltage power lines must be at least 20 cm; parallel routing 

to lines carrying mains voltage must be avoided. The insulation voltage 

between shielding and wires must be > 2.5 kV. The lines should be routed 

in one piece. 

A screw driver size 0 is needed to tighten the terminals. Electric screw 

drivers may not be used. 


Connection 



NOTE 

Common low-voltage cables (e.g. JY(St)Y) are normally used for switch, sensor 

and network lines. This is usually sufficient regarding EMC interferences, 

e.g. in residential rooms at line lengths up to 50 m. By contrast, optimal protection 

against EMC interference is provided by high-quality lines with braided 

shields (no foil shields) and tightly twisted cable pairs. The longer the line, 

the greater the susceptibility toward interference. For this reason, only install 

high-quality cables. 

DANGE 

If the sun shading products are lowered for maintenance, repair, cleaning 

or similar, the entire sun shading product must subsequently be taken out 

of operation using an in-series disconnecting and isolation switch. 

CAUTIO 

The external 24 V voltage supplied by the Wisotronic are intended for 

WAREMA sensors only. The connection of other components can result in 

malfunctions, failures or device damage. 

5.2 Terminals 

The Wisotronic is equipped with standardised spring terminals designed for 

quick and secure connections. 

 

 

 

 

 

Fig. 10 

Spring terminals 

After the wire is stripped, it is pressed into the terminal 1 until the insulation 

on the wire enters the terminal and the conductor is securely held in the terminal 

2. To release the connection, the release key is pushed in all the way 

with a screw driver and the conductor is pulled out of the terminal 3. 

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5.3 Wiring diagrams 

The following connections are found on the back of the Wisotronic: 

Terminal block X1 

Connection of supply line 

230 V AC 


Floating output for connecting 

a floor distribution 

control unit, for actuating 

motor control units or for 

connecting a motor 

3,15 AT 

Fuse 

(for terminals X2, accessible 

from device side). 

Note: There are no parts 

within the device that require 

maintenance. In case of a 

malfunction, the installed 

fuse may only be replaced 

by qualified electrical 

personnel. 


Connection of sensors 

(terminals 1 to 4) and the 

local operating elements 

(terminals 5 to 7) 

Fig. 11 

Wisotronic 1-channel connections 

WARNIN 

Insert the lines for the drive and power supply into the junction box from 

above and insert the lines for the sensors from below. 

Lines that carry current must be at least 8 mm away from sensor lines. 

If 24 V control lines are connected to terminal block X2, the lines must be 

routed at least 8 mm away from the 230 V lines. Otherwise, the 24 V lines 

must be doubly insulated (e.g. with silicone hoses). 


Connection 



5.3.1 Power supply and control 

lines 

If you wish to activate several sun shading products with the Wisotronic, you 

can connect a floor distribution control or motor control units to terminals X2 

instead of a sun shading drive. 

C 

E 

To the floor distribution controls 

or to the motor control units. 

See the wiring diagrams 

document, art. no. 816 345 

Supply line 

100-240 V AC 

50/60Hz / 16 A 

NYM-J 3x1,5 

3,15 AT 

Fig. 12 

Connection of the power supply and control lines 

Terminal blocks X1, X2 

Permissible line cross section 

Stripping length 

0.2 to 1.5 mm 2 single-wire 

10 mm 

WARNIN 






If 24 V control lines are connected to terminal block X2, the lines must be 

routed at least 8 mm away from the 230 V lines. Otherwise, the 24 V lines 

must be doubly insulated (e.g. with silicone hoses). 

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5.3.2 Sun shading drive 

If you wish to activate several sun shading products with the Wisotronic, you 

can connect a floor distribution control or motor control units to terminals X2 

instead of a sun shading drive. 

Motor 1 

1 

M1~ 

3 

2 

Terminal 

(included) 

H05RR-F 4 G 0.75 BK 

1 

1 

GNYE 

BU 

BN 

3 

3 

BK 

2 Plug-and-socket connection 

2 

Only one drive may be 

connected per channel. 

Parallel connection of 

multiple drives will 

damage the motor. 

Supply line 

100-240 V AC 

50/60 Hz / 16 A 

NYM-J 3x1,5 

PE 

L 

N 

3,15 AT 

Fig. 13 

Connection of a sun shading drive 

Terminal blocks X1, X2 




10 mm 

WARNIN 







Connection 



5.3.3 Sensor 

The weather station multisense delivers all of the weather data needed to 

efficiently utilise the wide range of automatic functions of the Wisotronic. It 

simply needs to be connected with a 4-wire line. 

Weather station multisense 

View from below 

Terminal 1: 0 V 

Terminal 2: 24 V 

Terminal 3: A 

Terminal 4: B 

OG 

1 2 3 4 

BN 

BK 

RD 

Strain relief 

4 x AWG 26 UL black 

RD RD 

BK BK 

BN 

YE 

OG 

WH 

Onsite 

junction 

box 

RD 

BK 

YE 

WH 

JY(St)Y 2 x 2 x 0.8mm 

Fig. 14 

Weather station multisense connection 

Terminal block X3 (terminals 1 to 4) 



Maximum line length 


6.5 mm 

200 m 

Only use lines of type JY(St)Y 2x2x0.8 mm. 

The Wisotronic automatically detects whether sensors are connected and 

which ones. 

CAUTIO 

If no sensors are connected, only the current room temperature is 

displayed and nothing can be damaged on the control. However, please 

be aware that in this case, the sun shading control system cannot function 

correctly and that this may result in damage to your sun shading system. 

NOTE 

Depending on the mounting situation, you can also directly route the line of 

type JY(St)Y to the weather station multisense. It must be ensured that the 

line is protected against UV radiation (e.g. in a conduit, hose) along its entire 

length. Mount the line in such a way that water cannot penetrate the device 

or enter into the building. 

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5.3.4 Local push buttons 

Local push button inputs are available for the local operation of connected 

sun shading products. A conventional sunblind push button can be connected. 

JY (St) Y 2x2x0.8 mm ø 

max. 200 m 

0 

P 

2 1 

Fig. 15 

Connection of local push buttons 

Terminal block X3 (terminals 5 to 7) 



Maximum line length 


6.5 mm 

200 m 


Overview 



6 Overview 

First menu level 

Second menu level 

Third menu level 

... 

In these instructions, miniature menu structures are presented at all important 

locations (see the example here). They will help you navigate to the functions 

described there without having to leaf through an excessive number of 

menus. 

6.1 Start menu 

When the supply voltage of the Wisotronic has been switched on and you 

have selected English as language, then you are automatically in the main 

menu. 

The following figure shows the Wisotronic start menu: 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Fig. 16 

Wisotronic start menu 

A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

The start menu elements: 

Display of date and time 

The header is fully visible in all menu levels. 

Status display 

These symbols are only displayed when a status is active. 

Display of the menu name 

Display of the current weather data 

Indicator of whether the control functions are active 

Indicator of whether "Absent" is active 

Display of the button functions in the current menu 

The footer is fully visible in all menu levels. 

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The header is visible in all menu levels. The date and time are shown at the 

top (A). Various symbols are shown between the date and time, depending 

on the state of the Wisotronic (B, Chapter 6.1.1). Below this, the menu in 

which you are currently located (C) is identified. 

The currently measured weather data of the sensors (D) appear in the 

display field below this. In addition, you will see whether you have activated 

the Automatic features (E) and whether the "Absent" switch has been 

pushed on the control panel (F). 

The footer (G) always shows which functions the four buttons below it currently 

have. 

The following functions are assigned to the buttons in the start menu: 

The [Main] function button leads to the main menu, where you can access 

scenes, channels and groups. With the [Auto] button, you can switch the 

automatic modes of the Wisotronic on and off. The [Absent] button is used 

to activate the Absent function. The [Meas. val.] function button takes you 

back to the start menu, where the measurement values, causes, malfunctions 

and histories are displayed. Histories are graphic presentations of the 

chronological sequences of measured values that can be conveniently traced 

with the cursor. 

6.1.1 Status display 

The symbols in the header indicate the following states of the Wisotronic: 

Data must be loaded into the devices 

Service mode 

A fault occurred. Fault messages are displayed in the fault menu 

([Start menu] > [Measured values] > [Faults]). 

"Leave" function is activate 

"Absent" function is active 


Overview 



The following figure shows the Wisotronic Start menu with its elements in the 

service mode: 

Fig. 17 

Start menu of the Wisotronic (in the service mode) 

For specialist dealers: 

To access the service mode: 

Change to the main menu using the [Main menu] button. 

In the main menu, press the [Sett.] button and, in the [Settings] menu, select 

the [Service] line. 

Press the touch wheel; switch to numeric input by pressing the [A/a/1] button 

twice and by entering the password [5858] in the [Service] menu. 

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6.2 Typical approaches for 

commissioning 

NOTE 

The Wisotronic allows for different approaches to commissioning. Depending 

on the complexity of the building project, commissioning may take place via: 

 

The Quickstart on the control panel 

It guides you to a finished project with the basic settings in just a few steps. 

During the setup procedure, the most important parameters can be viewed 

and changed. In a final step, they are transferred to the connected devices 

(sensors and actuators). 

 

Manual commissioning 

For complex building projects with special requirements and settings, it may 

be useful to perform a manual commissioning. 

Proceed in this sequence: 

Create channels, create product, load data into the devices, set the parameters 

for the comfort and safety functions. 

You can also use the Quickstart to create the basic framework of your project 

and then continue by manually adjusting the system to your preferences and 

circumstances. 

After the project data have been stored in Wisotronic, they are uploaded to 

the actuators. 

The system is now ready for operation. 


Commissioning 



7 Commissioning 

CAUTIO 

Before the unit can be commissioned, all components must be connected. 

The Wisotronic automatically detects whether sensors are connected and 

which ones. The Wisotronic cannot optimally control the sun shading product 

and display measuring values until all required sensors are connected. 

Refer to the associated operating instructions prior to commissioning to optimally 

adapt the control to your requirements. There you will find a complete 

overview of the Wisotronic functions. 

In the individual menus of the manual project setup 

(see Chapter 8 on page 43), the experienced user can set each parameter 

individually. 

7.1 Planning with 

Quickstart 

Quickstart offers support to the specialist dealer with the creation of a project, 

making it easy to make the basic settings. It always begins with a new, 

empty project. 

 

Switch on the mains supply. 

The WAREMA log appears during the start procedure. The Quickstart menu 

appears as soon as the Wisotronic is operational. 

In just a few steps, you can commission the device with the most important 

basic parameters. 

NOTE 

The Wisotronic automatically detects the connected components when the 

operating voltage is switched on (e.g. the weather station). 

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7.1.1 Language 

 

First set the operating language of the Wisotronic. If the desired language is 

already set, continue with the entry of the date and time. 

Press the touch wheel to change the language. 

The current language changes colour: 

At the time of printing of these instructions, the following languages were implemented 

as operating languages. 

 

German 

 

English 

 

French 

 

Spanish 

 

Italian 

 

Norwegian 

To set the operating language, toggle between the available languages by 

turning the touch wheel. 

Press the touch wheel to confirm your selection. 

NOTE 

When the power supply returns after an interruption, the Start menu appears 

in the display in the language last selected. 


Commissioning 



7.1.2 Time 

 

Set the current time in 24-hour format: 

Select the [Time] line and press the touch wheel. 

The hours display changes colour: 

Turn the touch wheel to set the hours of the "Time hh:mm" value. Pressing on 

the wheel causes the display to jump to minutes. Set the minutes in the same 

manner. 

Accept the value by pressing the touch wheel. 

The function button [Stand.] sets the hours to 12, the minutes to 30 (factory 

setting). 

Pressing the [Cancel] function button returns you to the menu without making 

changes. 

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7.1.3 Date 

 

Set the date and time functions in this menu: 

Select the [Date] line. 

The following view appears in the display: 

 

NOTE 

Now select the [Day] line by turning the touch wheel and enter the current 

day. Proceed in the same manner with month and year. 

The weekday is automatically calculated from the entered date. 

After you have selected the [Standard time/daylight sav.] menu line, 

one rotation increment of the touch wheel to the left sets the standard time; 

one rotation increment to the right sets the daylight saving time. 

The [Standard time/daylight auto] and [Use DCF77] functions can be activated 

or deactivated by setting or deleting the checkmark. 

The DCF-77 time signal is only available if you are using a suitable sensor. 

This function is not available at this time. Ensure that the "Use DCF77" function 

is deactivated. 

 

The settings for the date and time functions have now been set. 

Pressing the [Back] function button returns you to the [Quickstart] menu. 


Commissioning 



7.1.4 Channel 1 channel type 

NOTE 

In the next step, select the channel type that fits to the connected product. 

An overview of the selected product types and the associated parameters can 

be found in Chapters 10.2 on page 90 and 10.3 on page 91. 

 

Select the [Channel 1 Channel type] line and press the touch wheel. 

The right display changes colour: 

 

Turn the touch wheel until the desired product is displayed. 


The basic settings for the selected product (for an external venetian blind in 

this example) and all applicable automatic parameters are set automatically. 

Adjust the settings for [Run time mm:ss] and [Allocation photosensor] if you 

require different settings. 

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7.1.5 Load data into the 

actuator 

 

For the Wisotronic to function correctly, the settings need to be loaded into 

the actuator. 

Press the [Finished] button after you have made all of the settings in the 

Quickstart menu. 

The following menu is displayed: 

 

[Please wait...] appears first, followed by the message 

[Writing_to_Actuator]. 

The main menu appears after all data are loaded. 

The Wisotronic is ready for operation. 


System settings 



7.1.6 Factory reset 

If you would like to make changes or correct mistakes in the Quickstart menu 

after closing it with the [Finished] button, you can return to the beginning of 

the Quickstart menu using the factory reset. 

 

 

De-energize the device. 

Switch the operating voltage back on. 

Wait for the WAREMA logo to appear during the start routine. 

Immediately hold down all four buttons on the Wisotronic briefly. 

The following menu appears with the question 

[Reset to factory defaults]: 

 

With the [Yes/No] button, confirm that you wish to reset the device to the factory 

settings. 

The WAREMA logo appears again as well as the 

[>> setting factory defaults] screen. The display returns to the Quickstart 

menu after approx. 30 s. 

The Wisotronic has now been reset to the factory settings and is ready for 

reconfiguration. Follow the Quickstart menu as described in Chap. 7.1 on 

page 36 ff 

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8 Manual 

commissioning 

8.1 Creating system 

settings 

Press the [Sett.] button and select the [Service] menu in the [Settings] 

window. 

Press the touch wheel and enter the password [5858] (or your own selected 

password). 

Press the touch wheel and select the [Project setup] menu. 

Various system settings can be performed in the [System] menu of the project 

setup: 

8.1.1 Date and time 

Main menu 

Settings 

Service 

Project setup 

System 

Date/time 

All date and time parameters can be entered in this window: 

The operating step sequence is the same in each case: 

Select the desired parameter by turning the touch wheel. 

Start editing by pressing the touch wheel (parameter value changes colour). 

Turning the touch wheel changes the value; pressing it changes the decimal 

place or closes the entry (the coloured highlighting disappears). 

Press the [Back] button to return to the [System] menu. 





8.1.2 Display settings 

Main menu 

Settings 

Service 

Project setup 

System 

Display 

Select [Brightness at standby] by pressing the touch wheel; turning the wheel 

changes the value between 10% and 100%. If you select a setting below 

10% (OFF is displayed), the display will go completely dark later on when 

standby is active. You can return to the default value at any time by using the 

[Stand.] button. 

Set the [Brightness at operation] in the same manner in the next menu line. 

Button tone: The button tone of the four sensor buttons (a soft click) can be 

activated and deactivated here. 

Duration of standby mode: The time can be set in the range of 1 to 240 min. 

With [Colour scheme], you can change the colours of the display. Two colour 

schemes are available: "dark" and "light". 


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8.1.2.1 Display behaviour of 

Wisotronic 

[Brightness at operation] 

(10...100%) 

[Brightness at standby] 

(OFF, 10...100%) 

[Standby mode] 

[Standby duration] 

(1...240 min) 

— 

0 3 15 16...255 Minutes 

Last operating procedure 

Dim to standby 

brightness 

Change to standby 

mode, display Start 

menu 

Activate screen saver, 

display time 

Fig. 18 

Display behaviour 





8.1.3 Measured values start 

menu 

Start menu 

Main menu 

Settings 

System 

Measured values start menu 

NOTE 

In this menu you can define which measured values are displayed in the 

Start menu. You can select which sensors are to be evaluated. 

The measured values of the weather station multisense are always displayed 

in the Start menu. If you have not installed any other sensors, you can skip 

this step. 

This menu is also available to the user. It therefore can only be reached via 

the openly accessible [System] menu. 

 

Press the [Sett.] function button in the main menu and then go to the 

[System] > [Measured values start menu]. 

The following menu is displayed: 

Here you can assign the desired sensors to the four measured values that 

appears in the Start menu. For each measured value, only the sensors that 

are actually available are offered for selection. 

Using the touch wheel, select a measured value and assign a sensor from 

the displayed selection. 

The [Delete] function button removes the currently assigned sensor and 

[---] is displayed. This measured value no longer appears in the Start menu. 

The [Stand.] function button resets the selection to the default assignment. 

The [Canc.] function button is used to leave the selection menu without making 

a change. 


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8.1.4 Select language 

Main menu 

Settings 

Service 

Project setup 

System 

Language 

The operating language is selected in this window. 

At the time of printing of these instructions, the following languages were implemented 

as operating languages. 

 

German 

 

English 

 

French 

 

Spanish 

 

Italian 

 

Norwegian 


NOTE 

The set language is retained even if there is an interruption in the power supply. 

The default language when the unit is first commissioned is German. 





8.1.5 Sensor compensation 

Main menu 

Settings 

Service 

Project setup 

System 

Sensor compensation 

 

This menu serves to calibrate the internal and external sensors of your Wisotronic 

to the temperatures measured on site. This may become necessary if 

a sensor was mounted in an unfavourable location (such as in the vicinity of 

a heat source or in direct sunlight). 

Open the following menu: [Project setup] > [System] > 

[Sensor compensation]. 

The following menu appears where the max. possible number of sensors for 

temperature is indicated: 

8.1.5.1 Control panel temperature 

8.1.5.2 Weather station 1 (2,3) 

outside temperature 

NOTE 

The [Control panel temperature] value specifies by how many degrees 

Celsius the measured value of the internal sensor of the Wisotronic is corrected 

up or down. The setting range is –10 °C to +10 °C. 

Turn the touch wheel to set the value [Control panel temperature]. 

The [Stand.] function button sets the value to the factory setting. 

The [Multisense 1 Outside temperature] value specifies by how many 

degrees Celsius the measured value of weather station 1 is corrected up or 

down. The setting range is –30...+10 °C. 

Turn the touch wheel to set the value [Multisense 1 Outside temp.]. 

The [Stand.] function button sets the value to the factory setting. 

Weather stations 2 and 3 are not available for Wisotronic 1-channel. 

NOTE 

When commissioning, note that the weather station multisense has an internal 

temperature correction feature that improves measurement accuracy. The 

device follows temperature changes at a rate of approx. 10 min per °C. 

When the Wisotronic is first switched on, the first temperature measurement 

is taken at the weather station multisense. If the weather station was previously 

stored at a considerably lower or higher temperature, it may take several 

hours before the correct temperature is displayed. 

If the weather station is already at the temperature of its environment when 

the Wisotronic is first switched on, the actual temperature measurement 

value will be displayed from the start. 

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8.1.6 Wind test 

Main menu 

Settings 

Service 

Project setup 

System 

Wind test 

In this menu, a wind test can be set to monitor the sensors and an alarm, if 

one occurs, can be reset (after resolving a defect or wire break). 

NOTE 

As a typical value for the duration of the wind test, we recommend 99 hours. 

The [Wind test alarm] line is for display only. If an alarm is triggered, the 

name of the weather station that triggered the alarm appears at the left. 

NOTE 

The menu lines below this line list the connectable wind sensors. 

Activate all components for which a wind test should be performed. 

If you accidentally activate the wind test for a sensor that is not connected, 

an alarm is always issued after the set duration elapses. 






8.1.7 Service access 

Main menu 

Settings 

Service 

Project setup 

System 

Service access 

The service password can be changed in this menu. It can have from 1 to 8 

characters. 

The preset password is [5858]. This value can be changed to ensure that access 

to the project setup and safety functions is exclusively available to the 

specialist dealer. 

My password: 

To change the service password: 

Press the [A/a/1] button, if desired, to switch between upper and lower case 

or numbers and special characters. 

The Turn the touch wheel to select a character from the selection field (bottom) 

(if you change the password, please note it down in the field on the 

left). 

Press the touch wheel to enter the selected symbol in the input field (top). 

If the characters are to be deleted, press the [ ] button once or twice or 

keep it depressed. 

 


The new password is saved at the same time. 

Press the [Back] button once more to return to the [Project setup] menu. 

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8.1.8 Display all menus 

Main menu 

Settings 

Service 

Project setup 

System 

Display all menus 

In this line of the [System] menu, you can deactivate the greying of non-relevant 

menu lines by having all menus displayed: 


Actuators 



8.2 Manage actuators 

Main menu 

Settings 

Service 

Project setup 

Manage actuators 

This menu can be used to manage the actuators. In the Wisotronic 1-channel, 

this is always only one switch actuator 1M, which is why the menu only 

shows the actuator data. 

The serial number, software version and modbus address are displayed. 

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Channels 

8.3 Manage channels 

Main menu 

Settings 

Service 

Project setup 

Manage channels 

This menu can be used to manage channels. In Wisotronic 1-channel, this is 

always only channel 1. 

The associated product type can be selected here. 

Furthermore, the channel can be deleted or the channel name changed. Finally, 

the specialist dealer can access all comfort and safety functions here 

for this channel and the allocation of the sensors. 


Channels 



8.3.1 Comfort functions 

Main menu 

Settings 

Service 

Project setup 


Comfort functions 

The comfort functions of the selected channel can be set in this menu. However, 

since they are not relevant for the safe operation of the Wisotronic, the 

operator can also reach these settings from the main menu. 

Please refer to the operating instructions (art. no. 890557) for a description 

of these functions. 

8.3.2 Safety functions 

Main menu 

Settings 

Service 

Project setup 


Safety functions 

The safety functions of the selected channel are set in this menu; these value 

are only displayed in the corresponding menus in the operator mode and 

cannot be adjusted there. 

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8.3.2.1 Wind monitor 

Main menu 

Settings 

Service 

Project setup 



Wind monitor 

Heavy winds can cause damage to the outside sun shading products. The 

Wisotronic therefore includes a wind monitoring function that can be activated 

to protect your sun shading products against storm damage. In the event 

of a wind alarm, the sun protection products are automatically moved to an 

adjustable position and can then neither be operated by hand nor through a 

comfort function. 

The limit values for a wind alarm for each product type are already stored in 

the Wisotronic but can be subsequently changed and stored. 

Make sure that you have correctly set the product type of the channel; useful 

settings will then already have been stored for the channel. 

In the following menu, the parameters of the wind monitor can be manually 

adjusted to your own preferences for the selected channel (channel 1 in this 

case): 

WARNIN 

It is highly recommended not to deactivate the wind monitor for outside 

sun shading products such as external venetian blinds, articulated arm 

awnings and conservatory awnings as well as windows. In contrast, there 

is no risk associated with deactivating the wind monitor for inside sun 

shading products such as venetian blinds and other controllable products 

such lights and heating, etc. 


Channels 



Example 

The following graphic illustrates the significance of each parameter. 

1 2 3 4 5 6 

Wind speed in m/s 

Set limit value "WIND" 

Speed curve 

Delay "WIND" 

Delay "WIND" 

Delay 

“WIND OFF” 

< 5 s = 5 s = 10 min 

Time 

Fig. 19 

Wind speed and movements 

The bold black curve represents the wind speed and the horizontal line the 

set limit value for raising the sun shading product. The vertical, broken lines 

indicate the on and off delay times. If you set an on delay time of 5 seconds, 

an off delay time of 10 seconds and position 0% (top), the sun shading product 

will respond as follows: 

The wind speed increases until point a of the curve is reached; the "Limit 

value WIND" is reached here. The "Delay WIND" now begins to run and your 

sun shading product is not yet raised. 

At point b of the curve, the value drops below "Limit value WIND"; the delay 

time is interrupted before it could elapse and the sun shading product remains 

where it is. 

The wind speed increases later on and at point c is still lower than the limit 

value. The "Delay WIND" time now begins to run anew and your sun shading 

product is not yet raised. 

At point d, the delay time has elapsed and the "Limit value WIND" is still exceeded 

- the sun shading product is now raised. 

The wind slackens again, and the value drops below "Limit value WIND" at 

point e. However, the sun shading products does not move yet because the 

off delay time starts first. 

At point f, the off delay has elapsed and the limit value is not yet reached. 

The wind monitoring function now enables operation of the sun shading 

product again. 

As this illustrates, the use of delay times results in a comfortable control 

of the sun shading product. They “quiet” the response of the control. As a 

consequence, the sun shading product is not moved immediately every time 

there is a change in wind speed. 

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Channels 

Wind monitor ON/OFF 

Example 

If you scroll farther down with the touch wheel, you can select whether the 

wind force should also be evaluated in terms of its direction for this channel. 

This is useful when all products of this channel are installed with a particular 

orientation or in the same compass direction. 

You have mounted an articulated arm awning with a preset wind limit value of 

8 m/s. If wind comes directly from the west, the awning is more at risk than 

if the wind came from the east, in which case the awning would be protected 

against the full force of the wind by the building. In this case, you should set 

the direction-dependent limit value to 6 m/s for westerly winds and keep the 

general limit value of 8 m/s. 

You can activate or deactivate the wind monitor by channel. 

CAUTIO 

However, consider the effects this may have and observe the safety 

information in these instructions. 

Proceed as follows to activate or deactivate the wind monitor: 

Move to the [Wind control ON/OFF] line with the touch wheel and press the 

touch wheel. 

Set or clear the checkmark in the box on the left by turning the function 

wheel. 

Press the touch wheel to finish the setting. 

The first line in the display reminds you that you are performing the settings 

for "Channel 1". 

Press the [Back] button to return to the [Safety functions] menu. 


Channels 



Limit value WIND 

"Limit value WIND" can be set here for the selected channel. Above this wind 

speed, the sun shading products are moved to the "WIND" position. The setting 

range is 0 to 25 m/s. 

Change the "Limit value WIND" as follows: 

Move to the [Limit value WIND] line with the touch wheel; press the 

touch wheel. 

Turning the touch wheel increases or reduces the limit value. The [Standard] 

button sets the limit value typical for the respective product. 

Press the touch wheel to accept the value and to finish editing. 

The approximate wind speed can be estimated using the table below: 

Speed in m/s 

Wind force 

in Beaufort 

Effects 

0 - 0.2 0 Calm, smoke rises vertically 

0.3 - 1.5 1 Light draft, wind direction can only be detected 

by smoke 

1.6 - 3.3 2 Soft breeze, wind can be felt in the face 

3.4 - 5.4 3 Slight breeze, thin twigs and leaves move 

5.5 - 7.9 4 Moderate breeze, twigs and thin branches move, 

dust is disturbed 

8.0 - 10.7 5 Brisk breeze, small branches sway 

10.8 - 13.8 6 Strong wind, whistling noise on wires 

13.9 - 17.1 7 Stiff wind, perceivable hindrance when 

walking 

17.2 - 20.7 8 Stormy wind, twigs break off trees, walking is 

quite difficult 

20.8 - 24.4 9 Storm, minor damage to houses and 

roofs 

24.5 - 28.4 10 Heavy storm, trees are uprooted 

28.5 - 32.6 11 Gale-force storm, heavy storm damage 

Over 32.6 12 Hurricane, destruction 

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Delay WIND 

Delay WIND OFF 

Direction-dependent wind 

evaluation 

NOTE 

To prevent the sun shading product from raising at each brief blast of the 

wind, a delay time can be assigned to the wind alarm for each channel. 

When the limit values are reached or exceeded for the duration of this delay 

time, a move command is triggered and the sun shading product is moved 

to the set position and slat angle. The setting range is 0 to 99 seconds. 

Change the limit value as follows: 

Move to the [Delay WIND] line with the touch wheel; press the touch wheel. 

Increase or reduce the delay by turning the touch wheel. The [Standard] button 

sets the value to the default value 

Press the touch wheel to accept the value and to finish the input. 

The wind alarm remains active for a certain time for reasons of safety and 

comfort. This quiets the movement of the sun shading product because the 

sun shading product is not moved for the duration of the off delay; it remains 

in the "Wind" position. 

After the off delay time has elapsed, the sun shading product can be moved 

again using the comfort functions or manual operation. The setting range is 0 

to 99 minutes. 

Change "Delay WIND OFF" as follows: 

Move to the [Delay WIND OFF] line with the touch wheel; press the 

touch wheel. 

Increase or reduce the delay by turning the touch wheel. The [Standard] button 

sets the value to the default value. 

Press the touch wheel to accept the value and to finish the input. 

You can select whether the wind force should be evaluated in terms of its 

direction. 

The menu functions for the wind direction are only available if a suitable 

sensor is connected to the Wisotronic. Which weather data your sensor 

supplies can be found in the sensor documentation. 

If the direction-dependent wind control is selected for a channel, an 

angle range can be created with the [Wind direction from] and 

[Wind direction to] parameters for which the limit value is lower than the 

"WIND" limit value; this means that the product is more sensitive to wind from 

this directional range. 0° corresponds to the compass direction north, 90° 

corresponds to east, 180° to south and 270° to west. 


Channels 



Example 

Direct.depend. lim.val. Limit 

value, wind 

Wind direction from 

Proceed as follows if a wind alarm is to be triggered by a west wind that is 

10 m/s or faster: 

Move to the [Direct. dep. lim. val. WIND] line with the touch wheel; 

press the touch wheel. 

Set 10 m/s by turning the touch wheel; press the touch wheel. 

Move to the [Wind direction from] line with the touch wheel; press the 

touch wheel. 

Set 224° by turning the touch wheel; press the touch wheel. 

Set 316° by turning the touch wheel. You will see the following display: 

Close by pressing the touch wheel to return to the 

[Wind control channel 1] menu (or the channel name assigned by you). 

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Wind from westerly directions (224°-316°) is now monitored, as can be seen 

in this menu: 

Wind direction to 

The [Wind direction to] menu behaves in the same manner as 

[Wind direction from]. 

Measured wind Measured 

wind direction 

These two lines display the current wind force and wind direction and cannot 

be adjusted. 



Channels 



8.3.2.2 Ice monitor 

Main menu 

Settings 

Service 

Project setup 



Ice monitor 

Ice monitor ON/OFF 

Ice monitoring prevents the sun shading product from freezing when there 

is a threat of ice and from becoming damaged by subsequent move commands. 

When there is precipitation at cold temperatures, the Wisotronic 

moves the sun shading products to an adjustable position before ice can 

form in the guide rails. An ice alarm blocks both manual operation and the 

comfort functions. 

Depending on the product type, ice monitoring is factory-deactivated or activated 

(for articulated arm awnings, conservatory awnings and external venetian 

blinds, for example, it is activated). 

Prerequisite for ice monitoring: A weather station must be connected. If the 

outside temperature drops below an adjustable value and the weather station 

reports precipitation, the sun shading products are moved to the set position 

and blocked there. 

This menu provides the option to activating or deactivating the ice monitoring. 

CAUTIO 

We recommend activating the ice monitor for outside sun shading products 

such as external venetian blinds, roller shutters and awnings to prevent 

damage to the system. 

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Channels 

Limit value ICE 

Position ICE Slat angle ICE 

Reset ice alarm 

automatically 

Reset ice alarm manually 

Meas. value outside temp. 

Meas. value precipitation 

You can specify exactly from which temperature the ice alarm shall be triggered. 

In the event of precipitation and when the temperature drops below 

the set limit value, the sun shading product is moved to the set position 

and remains there until the ice alarm is cancelled. The setting range is 0 to 

+10°C. 

Information on how to move the sun shading product despite the alarm is 

provided under "Manual reset of ice alarm" below. 

Change the "Limit value ICE" as follows: 

Scroll to [Limit value ICE] by turning the touch wheel; press the 

touch wheel. 

Change the limit temperature by turning the touch wheel (the [Standard] button 

sets the value to the default value of +3 °C). 


Depending on which type of product is being controlled, the [Position ICE] 

and [Slat angle ICE] values can also be set, where 0% corresponds to the 

top position of the sun shading product. 

The control can automatically reset an ice alarm. If the outside temperature 

rises by 2 °C above the [Limit value ICE] you have set, the ice alarm is 

reset automatically and operation is enabled again. 

You can also reset the ice alarm manually. This is required if you deactivated 

the automatic resetting of the ice alarm. 

These two lines display the current outside temperature and the precipitation 

and cannot be adjusted. 



Channels 



8.3.2.3 Building control system 

Main menu 

Settings 

Service 

Project setup 



Building control system 

This menu is deactivated in the Wisotronic 1-channel. 

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8.3.3 Sensor allocation 

CAUTIOChanging these settings may impair the safety of the system or 

reduce its effectiveness. Therefore, be sure that you are aware of the effects 

when you make a change. 

The sensors must be allocated to the channels for the control to function 

properly. In doing so, you define how the sensors are used for controlling the 

individual channels. 

These variables are later evaluated by the safety and comfort functions when 

triggering move commands and actions. Up to four measured "Photo" values 

can be assigned per channel of the weather station 1; of these, the value 

that is currently the highest is decisive. The photosensors are allocated to the 

installation location as follows: 

N 

Photo 1 

(Dawn/Dusk) 

Photo 4 Photo 2 

4 

2 

3 

A 

Photo 3 

C 

B 

Fig. 20 

Alignment of the photo diodes (example: weather station multisense) 

NOTE 

The numbers 1 to 4 have been factory-assigned to the four photodiodes. (Position 

photodiode 1 to face northward as far as possible.) Position the photodiodes 

according to the building facades being shaded. It will be far easier 

to allocate the photodiodes to the individual functions of the Wisotronic later 

on if you connect the photodiodes to the Wisotronic according to their numbers. 

Additional information can be found in the sensor operating and installation 



Channels 



Main menu 

Settings 

Service 

Sensor allocation 

Up to three measured "Wind" values can be assigned per channel; of these, 

the value that is currently the highest is decisive. 

Assign the sensors and measured values to the parameters as follows: 

Move to the respective line with the touch wheel; press the touch wheel. 

Select the connected sensor by turning the touch wheel. The [Delete] button 

deletes the allocation of a sensor to the channel. 

Press the touch wheel to finish the input. 

The header of the display always shows the channel to which you are allocating 

the sensors. 

Press the [Back] button once more to return to the [Service] menu. 

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Products 

8.4 Manage products 

Main menu 

Settings 

Service 

Project setup 

Manage products 

All created products are displayed in this menu. Each of these products 

has different properties. Therefore, they respond differently to wind, require 

different tilting or run times, or may be located indoors, thus not requiring 

rain or wind protection. To save you from having to enter all of the individual 

product-specific settings and limit values in the Wisotronic, the Wisotronic 

performs these tasks for you. The typical product settings are already stored 

for many products. They can all be programmed at once with a single press 

of a button. 

Additional products can be created here and individual products can be deleted. 


Products 



8.4.1 Product type 

The following settings for [Product type] are possible: 





Pleated blind 


Window 



Facade awning 


Markisolette 

Fault alarm contact 

(Not useful with the Wisotronic 1-channel 

because the channel is required for the sun 

shading product.) 

Further product types: 

Additional product types are defined in the Wisotronic for special WARE- 

MA sun shading products. An overview of the product types that can 

now be additionally selected in this menu item can be found in Chapter 

10.3 on page 91. This list may expand as the product is updated. 

NOTE 

When you change the product type of a product already created, the settings 

already made are lost and the factory settings are applied for the newly selected 

product type (see the table in Chapter 10 ab Seite 83). 

8.4.2 Copy settings from... 

8.4.3 Delete product 

8.4.4 Channel allocation 

8.4.5 Contact allocation, 

Number of contacts 

8.4.6 Locking contact 

Not activated in Wisotronic 1-channel. 

In the [Delete product] menu item, you can delete the current product 

again if desired. 




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8.4.7 Runtime UP mm:ss 

8.4.8 Runtime DOWN mm:ss/On 

period mm:ss 

8.4.9 Slat products 

The "Runtime UP" of a sun shading product is the time it requires to travel 

from the bottom to the top position. 

Set the actual run times for each product. This is the only way to ensure that 

the product will function as desired when moving to position (xx%). 

Experience has shown that the run times of sun shading products differ. A 

roller shutter with a length of 150 cm has a much shorter run time than an articulated 

arm awning with a 300 cm projection. The Wisotronic allows these 

run times to be adjusted to the nearest second for the connected product. 

You can also set separate run times for UP and DOWN if a product requires 

more time to be raised than to be lowered. 

Select the [Runtime UP mm:ss] line by turning the touch wheel; press the 

touch wheel. 

The minutes are shown enlarged. Set the minutes by turning the touch wheel; 

press the touch wheel. The seconds are shown enlarged; set the seconds in 

the same manner and press the touch wheel. 

Set the "Runtime DOWN" in the same manner. Or: 

Set the on-time for single-pole products such as lights. The product is 

switched off automatically after this duration. 

Exception: In the "Permanent command" manual operating mode, the product 

remains switched on until operated again. 

The slat angle can be adjusted at outside venetian blinds and internal venetian 

blinds in order to change or optimise the light incidence in a room. 

The following diagram explains the slat angle settings: 

Positive value: Slats are tilted outward 

Negative value: Slats are tilted inward 

Setting 0°: Slats remain in the horizontal position 

Outside 

Inside 

+80 0 

-80 

Slat angle for external and internal venetian blinds 


Products 



NOTE 

A motor requires a certain time to turn the slats from the position "+80°" to 

the position "-80°" (as in our simple example). In addition, this tilting time 

differs for various product types. For example, an internal venetian blind requires 

approximately 0.5 seconds, whereas this procedure can also take 1.6 

seconds for an outside venetian blind, type WAREMA E80A6. If this tilting 

time is known, it needs to be saved in the Wisotronic together with the maximum 

and the minimum possible tilt angle. Subsequently, the tilt angle can be 

specified by simply entering the angles. The time-consuming manual determination 

of tilting times becomes obsolete. 

Parameters have been predefined for standard WAREMA products. An overview 

is presented in Chapter 10.3 on page 91. This list may expand as 

the product is updated. 

If you wish to control third-party products, ask for information from the respective 

manufacturer. 

Minor changes may be necessary depending on the package weight and 

motor type. 

Minimum slat angle 

Maximum slat angle 

Tilting time 

Number of tilting steps 

First set the minimum slat angle according to the above table: 

Select the [Minimum slat angle] line by turning the touch wheel; press the 

touch wheel. 

Change the value by turning the touch wheel. 


Set the maximum slat angle in the same manner. 

Then set the tilting time for the slat according to the above table or manufacturer 

specifications. 

This menu line allows you to set how many tilt steps the slats perform between 

the two extreme angles in case of manual operation; the preset factory 

value is 6 for internal and external venetian blinds. 

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8.4.10 Duration of the automatic 

calibration 

The automatic calibration causes the drive motor (if present) to run slightly 

longer when moving a products to its upper or lower limit position to compensate 

for slip. This ensures that the actual position of sun shading products 

still matches the target value (0-100%) even after many movements. 

8.4.11 Manual mode 

No manual operation 

Dead man 

Permanent mode 

Radio time mode 

Different operating modes are available for local manual operation: 

Different sun shading products require different control options. For example, 

it is useful to be able to adjust the slat angle of external venetian blinds by a 

brief move command while this makes little sense for awnings or roller shutters. 

Depending on the sun shading product to be controlled, the following 

control options can be selected: 

This setting completely excludes manual operation on the local pushbuttons 

and on the control panel. 

With this setting, the sun shading product moves in the desired direction until 

the button is released again. 

This control option is useful for roller shutters and fabric products. The product 

is raised immediately after the "Up" button is pushed. The drive stops 

when the "Down" button is pushed during raising. 

The product is lowered immediately after the"Down" button is pushed. The 

drive stops when the "Up" button is pushed during lowering. 

The product can also be stopped at any time using the stop button in the 

centre. 

This mode is useful for slat products: By briefly activating (< 0.6 seconds) 

the "Up" or "Down" button you can adjust the sun shading product in small 

steps. This function can be used with slat products to tilt the slats. If the button 

continues to be activated beyond this, the radio time mode switches to 

the lock mode. The button may then be released. The sun shading product 

moves until the run time has elapsed. To release the lock and stop the motor, 

the button for the opposite direction of movement or the stop button must be 

pressed. 


Products 



Product matrix 

The following overview shows the local operation modes that can be used for 

each product type. The combinations marked with an x can be parameterised 

but are not recommended or useful. 

The table applies to local single operation or local group operation. 

Product type 

No manual operation 

Dead man 

Permanent mode 

Radio time mode 

Articulated arm awning 

Conservatory awning 

External venetian blind 

Roller shutters 

Pleated blind 

Venetian blind 

Window 

Fault alarm contact x x x 

Inside roller blind 

Vertical awning 

Facade awning 

Drop-arm awning 

Markisolette 

= combinable, x = not combinable/not useful 

Fig. 21 

Product matrix for local manual operation 

NOTE 

The "Stop at every button press" parameter works with every product type 

except for the fault sensor contact. 

8.4.12 Control line protocol 

NOTE 

The [CL protocol pulse duration] and [CL protocol pulse pause] 

menu items can be used to adapt the control line protocol. 

This function is intended for future applications with special motor control 

units. It is not yet supported at this time. 

CAUTIO 

The preset values (0 ms) must not be changed as this may otherwise lead to 

faults in moving the connected sun shading products. 

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Sensor 

8.5 Managing sensors 

Main menu 

Settings 

Service 

Project setup 

Manage sensors 

The sensors used can be managed in this menu: 

Up to three weather stations can be managed in this menu. A Wisotronic 

1-channel only supports one weather station multisense; it is always displayed 

in the first menu line. 

Select a sensor by turning the touch wheel; switch to the next menu by pressing 

the wheel: 

The information relevant to the connected sensor is displayed. 

After the sensor has been detected, the software version and the modbus 

address are displayed. 


Software versions 



8.6 Software versions 

Main menu 

Settings 

Service 

Project setup 

Software versions 

The software versions of the connected devices are displayed in this menu. 

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Load data 

8.7 Loading data into the 

actuator 

Main menu 

Settings 

Service 

Project setup 

Load data into the actuator 

Here you have the option of loading data into the actuator. This step is needed 

to make the settings available for normal operation of the Wisotronic. 

 

[Please wait...] appears followed by [Write to Actuator]. 

The display disappears again after this process is finished. 

 

 

 

NOTE 

Pressing the [Canc.] button takes you back to the [Project setup] menu. 

After 

Devices are newly created (actuators, sensors) 

Devices are replaced 

Devices are deleted from the project 

all devices need to be loaded for the changes to take effect. 

Be sure to subsequently raise all channels manually (reference run) to enable 

the control to flawlessly move to the absolute positions. 

CAUTIO 

Do not carry out any operations on site while uploading to the devices. 

Locks and all safety functions are not active during this period. 


Assume settings 



8.8 Accepting settings 

Main menu 

Settings 

Service 

Assume settings 

In this menu line, the settings made can be accepted as service settings and 

saved in the control panel. The user is then able to restore the service settings 

at any time in the future. This is described in the Wisotronic operating 


 

Accept the service settings as follows: 

From the main menu, open the [Sett.] > [Service] menu. 

Select the [Adopt settings] menu line with the touch wheel; press the 

touch wheel. 

The following question appears on the right: [As service settings] 

Press the touch wheel again or the [Yes] button to adopt the settings (the 

procedure can be cancelled using the [No] button). 

The display [Please wait...] appears on the right and the current settings 

are stored in the control panel as service settings. The display on the right 

disappears again after this process is finished. 

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8.9 Ending service access 

Main menu 

Settings 

Service 

End service access 

In this menu line you can close the password-protected service access so 

that only the settings for the operator are accessible. 

If you return to the main menu after commissioning has been completed, a 

small stylised wrench appears in the header at the upper right: 

This wrench will be visible for one hour because you logged in as a specialist 

dealer earlier. During this time, the service menus can be accessed 

without a password to perform additional settings. This mode can be closed 

immediately by disconnecting and reconnecting again or using the [Sett.] > 

[Service] > [End service access] menu item. 

NOTE 

After an interruption in the power supply, the service mode is no longer active. 

However, changes made to the parameterisation are retained. 

To make it possible to call up these changes at any time using the 

[Restore settings] function, you should enter the service mode again and 

save them using [Adopt settings] or when leaving the service mode. 


Meas. val. 



9 Measured values, 

triggers and faults 

9.1 All measured values 

Start menu 

Measured values 

All measured values 

The Wisotronic has an internal memory for all measured values with the associated 

histories, triggers and faults. It aids with troubleshooting and is described 

in the following sections. 

Press the [Measured values] function button in the start menu 

and, in the [Measured values and histories] menu, select the 

[All measured values] menu item by pressing the touch wheel. You are 

now located in the [Current measured values] menu: 

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Meas. val. 

9.2 Measured values 

history 

Start menu 


All measured values 

If the selection bar is positioned on a measured value, such as on 

[Control panel temperature], and you press the touch wheel, the associated 

history opens. Pressing the touch wheel again activates the cursor (a 

reticle) in the normal mode. Below the history, the measured value, the associated 

time and the date are now displayed. Turning the touch wheel moves 

the cursor moves back and forth (in steps of 30 minutes). 

NOTE 

Pressing the touch wheel again switches the cursor to “fine” (steps of 

10 minutes) and pressing it again deactivates the cursor again. You can use 

the [Week] and [Month] function buttons to also view the associated long-term 

temperature progressions. 

When using the [Back] function button to switch to the [Current 

measured values] menu, you can view the histories of the other measured 

values in the lines below in the same manner. 

Curves and measurement data are not displayed for periods in which measured 

values were not recorded. 


Trigger 



9.3 Current triggers 

Start menu 


All triggers 

Press the [Measured values] function button in the start menu and, in the 

[Measured values and histories] menu, select the [All triggers] menu 

item by turning and pressing the touch wheel. You are now located in the 

[Current triggers] menu: 

NOTE 

You can see a list of the channels that may also have freely selectable 

names. At the right, the last, i.e. the current trigger is shown in each case. 

This can be a manual move command or a comfort, safety or control function. 

Move commands triggered via local control elements are not shown. 

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Trigger 

9.4 Trigger history 

Start menu 


All triggers 

In the [Current triggers] menu, press the touch wheel to open the 

[Trigger history channel 1] menu (or the channel name assigned by 

you): 

In this example, the channel name [Channel 1] was not changed. The list 

displayed shows the triggers in chronologically descending order so that the 

last one is always displayed on top. 


Faults 



9.5 Faults 

Start menu 


Faults 

Press the [Measured values] function button in the main menu and, in the 

[Measured values and histories] menu, select the [Faults] menu item by 

turning and pressing the touch wheel. You are now located in the [Faults] 

menu: 

Example 

You will see a numbered list of faults in chronologically ascending order. 

Each line contains: 

 

Fault number 

 

Fault type 

 

Affected device 

 

Date and time 

Turning the touch wheel navigates up and down in the list. 

When an entry is marked with the [Read] function button, it changes its colour 

(see figure, fault number 2). 

The [Delete] function button is used to delete an entry. 

If a fault sensor contact is connected and set up, the condition “Fault” is set 

when a fault occurs. The fault message is reset with the [SK off] function 

button. 

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Factory settings 

10 Factory settings 

10.1 Automatic parameters 

When you define the product type for a channel, all parameters of that channel 

are automatically preset to reasonable values for the product. 

The following table contains all parameters that relate to the automatic functions 

of the Wisotronic. 

Setting step 

Unit 





Pleated blind 


Window 



Facade awning 


Markisolette 

Sun control 

Sun control ON/OFF ON ON ON OFF ON ON — ON ON ON ON ON 

Limit value SUN klx 50 50 35 50 50 50 — 50 50 50 50 50 

Delay SUN Min 5 5 2 5 5 5 — 5 5 5 5 5 

Position SUN % 100 100 100 100 100 100 — 100 100 100 100 100 

Slat angle SUN Degrees — — +38° — — +38° — — — — — — 

Limit value CLEAR klx — — — — — — — — — — — — 

Delay CLEAR Min 0 0 0 0 0 0 — 0 0 0 0 0 

Position CLEAR % 50 50 100 50 50 100 — 50 50 50 50 50 

Slat angle CLEAR Degrees — — 0 — — 0 — — — — — — 

Limit value CLOUD klx 30 30 15 30 30 30 — 30 30 30 30 30 

Delay CLOUD Min 10 10 20 10 10 10 — 10 10 10 10 10 

Position CLOUD % 0 0 0 0 0 0 — 0 0 0 0 0 

Slat angle CLOUD Degrees — — -80 — — — — — — — — — 

Active during leave YES/NO YES YES YES YES YES YES — YES YES YES YES YES 

Active during absence YES/NO YES YES YES YES YES YES — YES YES YES YES YES 





Setting step 

Unit 





Pleated blind 


Window 



Facade awning 


Markisolette 

Dawn/Dusk control 

Dawn/Dusk control ON/OFF OFF OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 

Limit value DAWN lx 15 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 

Position DAWN % 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

Slat angle DAWN Degrees — — 0° — — 0° — — — — — — 

Auto control DAWN 

Disable 

Enable 

Unchanged 

Enable Enable Enable Enable Enable Enable Enable Enable Enable Enable Enable Enable 

Limit value DUSK lx 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 

Position DUSK % 0 100 100 100 100 100 0 100 100 100 100 100 

Slat angle DUSK Degrees — — +80° — — +80° — — — — — — 

Auto control DUSK 

Disable 

Enable 

Unchanged 


Active during leave YES/NO YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES 

Active during absence YES/NO YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES 

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Setting step 

Unit 





Pleated blind 


Window 



Facade awning 


Markisolette 

Temperature control 

Temperature control ON/OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 

Limit value WARM lx 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 

Position WARM % 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 

Slat angle WARM Degrees — — +38° — — +38° — — — — — — 

Limit value COLD lx 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 20 20 20 20 

Position COLD % 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

Slat angle COLD Degrees — — -80° — — -80° — — — — — — 

Mode 

Direct control 

Enable/ 

disable sun 

control 

Enable/ 

disable diff. 

temp. 

Dir. control 

with steps 

Diff. temp. 

with steps 

Direct 

control 

Direct 

control 

Direct 

control 

Direct 

control 

Direct 

control 

Direct 

control 

Direct 

control 

Direct 

control 

Direct 

control 

Direct 

control 

Direct 

control 

Direct 

control 

Active during leave YES/NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO 

Active during absence YES/NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO 

Diff. temp. control 

Limit value diff. temp. ON °C 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 

Position diff. temp. ON % 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 

Slat angle diff. temp. ON Degrees — — +38° — — +38° — — — — — — 

Limit value diff. temp. OFF °C 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 

Position diff. temp. OFF % 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

Slat angle diff. temp. OFF Degrees — — -80° — — -80° — — — — — — 





Setting step 

Unit 





Pleated blind 


Window 



Facade awning 


Markisolette 

Precipitation monitor 

Precipitation monitor ON/OFF ON ON OFF OFF — — ON — ON ON ON ON 

Off delay Min 10 10 10 10 — — 10 — 10 10 10 10 

Position, precipitation % 0 0 0 0 — — 0 — 0 0 0 0 

Slat angle PRECIPITATION Degrees — — -80° — — — — — — — — — 

Active during leave YES/NO YES YES YES YES — — YES — YES YES YES YES 

Active during absence YES/NO YES YES YES YES — — YES — YES YES YES YES 

Intermittent ventil. 

Intermittent ventil. ON/OFF — — — — — — OFF — — — — — 

Ventilation duration hh:mm — — — — — — 00:10 — — — — — 

Break duration hh:mm — — — — — — 00:10 — — — — — 

Ventilation step % — — — — — — 100 — — — — — 

Active during leave YES/NO — — — — — — NO — — — — — 

Active during absence YES/NO — — — — — — NO — — — — — 

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Setting step 

Unit 





Pleated blind 


Window 



Facade awning 


Markisolette 

Time switch (the parameters named here are preset for all weekdays) 

Time switch ON/OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 

ST1: switch time hh:mm hh:mm 08:00 08:00 08:00 08:00 08:00 08:00 08:00 08:00 08:00 08:00 08:00 08:00 

ST1: position % 100 100 0 0 0 0 100 0 100 100 100 100 

ST1: Slat angle DEGREES — — -80° — — -80° — — — — — — 

ST1: Auto control 

Disable 

Enable 

Unchanged 


ST2: switch time hh:mm hh:mm 18:00 18:00 22:00 22:00 22:00 22:00 22:00 22:00 18:00 18:00 18:00 18:00 

ST2: position % 0 0 100 100 100 100 0 100 0 0 0 0 

ST2: Slat angle DEGREES — — +38° — — +38° — — — — — — 


Disable 

Enable 

Unchanged 


ST3: switch time hh:mm hh:mm —:— —:— —:— —:— —:— —:— —:— —:— —:— —:— —:— —:— 

ST3: position % 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 



Disable 

Enable 

Unchanged 


ST4: switch time hh:mm hh:mm —:— —:— —:— —:— —:— —:— —:— —:— —:— —:— —:— —:— 

ST4: position % 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 



Disable 

Enable 

Unchanged 


Active during leave YES/NO YES YES YES YES YES YES NO YES YES YES YES YES 

Active during absence YES/NO YES YES YES YES YES YES NO YES YES YES YES YES 





Setting step 

Unit 





Pleated blind 


Window 



Facade awning 


Markisolette 

Cold protection 

Cold protection ON/OFF — — — — — — ON — — — — — 

Blocking temperature °C — — — — — — +5 — — — — — 

Position COLD % — — — — — — 0 — — — — — 

Manual operation 

Position DOWN % 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 

Slat angle DOWN Degrees — — +38° — — +38° — — — — — — 

Holding time hh:mm hh:mm 00:00 00:00 00:00 00:00 00:00 00:00 00:00 00:00 00:00 00:00 00:00 00:00 

Remote control allocation 

Remote control allocation None None None None None None None None None None None None 

Wind monitoring 

Wind monitoring ON/OFF ON ON ON OFF — — ON — ON ON ON ON 

WIND m/s 8 10 12 16 — — 6 — 10 10 10 10 

Delay WIND Sec 1 1 5 5 — — 5 — 1 1 1 1 

Delay WIND OFF Min 10 10 10 10 — — 10 — 10 10 10 10 

Position WIND % 0 0 0 0 — — 0 — 0 0 0 0 

Slat angle WIND Degrees — — -80° — — — — — — — — — 

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Setting step 

Unit 





Pleated blind 


Window 



Facade awning 


Markisolette 

Ice monitor 

Ice monitor ON/OFF ON ON ON OFF — — OFF — ON ON ON ON 

Limit value ICE °C 3 3 3 3 — — 3 — 3 3 3 3 

Position ICE % 0 0 0 0 — — 0 — 0 0 0 0 

Slat angle ICE Degrees — — -80° — — — — — — — — — 

Reset ice alarm automatically 

YES/NO YES YES YES YES — — YES — YES YES YES YES 

Building contr. system 

Building contr. system ON/OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 

Position BCS/Brightness 

BCS/Power BCS 

% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

Slat angle BCS Degrees — — -80° — — -80° — — — — — — 


Photo 1 

WS 1 

Photo 

1/2/3/4 

WS 1 

Photo 3 

WS 1 

Photo 1 

WS 1 

Photo 3 

WS 1 

Photo 3 

WS 1 

Photo 3 

WS 1 

Photo 3 

WS 1 

Photo 3 

WS 1 

Photo 3 

WS 1 

Photo 3 

WS 1 

Photo 3 

WS 1 

Photo 3 

WS 1 

Photo 3 

Photo 2 

WS 1 

Photo 

1/2/3/4 

— 

WS 1 

Photo 2 — — — — — — — — — — 

Photo 3 

WS 1 

Photo 

1/2/3/4 

— 

WS 1 

Photo 3 — — — — — — — — — — 

Photo 4 

WS 1 

Photo 

1/2/3/4 

— 

WS 1 

Photo 4 — — — — — — — — — — 

Dawn/dusk 

WS 1 

Dawn/dusk 

WS 1 

Dawn/ 

dusk 

WS 1 

Dawn/ 

dusk 

WS 1 

Dawn/ 

dusk 

WS 1 

Dawn/ 

dusk 

WS 1 

Dawn/ 

dusk 

WS 1 

Dawn/ 

dusk 

WS 1 

Dawn/ 

dusk 

WS 1 

Dawn/ 

dusk 

WS 1 

Dawn/ 

dusk 

WS 1 

Dawn/ 

dusk 

WS 1 

Dawn/ 

dusk 

WS 1 

Dawn/ 

dusk 

Inside temperature 

Control panel 

Control 

panel 

Control 

panel. 

Control 

panel. 

Control 

panel. 

Control 

panel. 

Control 

panel. 

Control 

panel. 

Control 

panel. 

Control 

panel. 

Control 

panel. 

Control 

panel. 

Control 

panel. 

Outside temp. WS 1 WS 1 WS 1 WS 1 WS 1 WS 1 WS 1 WS 1 WS 1 WS 1 WS 1 WS 1 WS 1 

Precipitation WS 1 WS 1 WS 1 WS 1 WS 1 WS 1 WS 1 WS 1 WS 1 WS 1 WS 1 WS 1 WS 1 

Wind 1 WS 1 WS 1 WS 1 WS 1 WS 1 WS 1 WS 1 WS 1 WS 1 WS 1 WS 1 WS 1 WS 1 

Wind 2 WS 1 — — — — — — — — — — — — 

Wind 3 WS 1 — — — — — — — — — — — — 





10.2 Product parameters 

The following tables lists all product-specific parameters. 

Setting step 

Unit 





Pleated blind 


Window 



Facade awning 


Markisolette 

Product 

Contact quantity 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 

Locking contact — — — — — — — — — — — — — 

Runtime UP mm:ss mm:ss 01:00 02:00 02:30 02:30 01:40 02:30 01:00 01:40 02:00 02:00 02:00 02:00 

Runtime DOWN mm:ss / 

On period mm:ss 

mm:ss 01:00 02:00 02:30 02:30 01:40 02:30 01:00 01:40 02:00 02:00 02:00 02:00 

Minimum slat angle Degrees — — -80° — — -80° — — — — — — 

Maximum slat angle Degrees — — +80° — — +80° — — — — — — 

Tilting time / 

Dim speed 

Sec — — 1.6 — — 1.2 — — — — — — 

Number of tilting steps — — 6 — — 6 — — — — — — 

Duration of auto calibration Sec 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

Control system type 

Manual mode 

With/without 

local 

oper. 

No manual 

operation, 

dead man, 

permanent 

mode, radio 

time mode 

Without 

Permanent 

mode 

Permanent 

mode 

Radio 

time 

mode 

Permanent 

mode 

Permanent 

mode 

Radio 

time 

mode 

Permanent 

mode 

Permanent 

mode 

Permanent 

mode 

Permanent 

mode 

Permanent 

mode 

Without 

Without 

Without 

Without 

Without 

Without 

Without 

Without 

Without 

Without 

Without 

Permanent 

mode 

Group button port — — — — — — — — — — — — — 

CL protocol pulse duration ms 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

CL protocol pulse pause ms 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

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10.3 Product parameters 

for further products 

To enable you to quickly put the Wisotronic into service, product parameters 

for further WAREMA sun shading products have been predefined. 

Setting step 

Unit 


80 mm beaded 


80 mm flat slats 


60 mm beaded 






93 mm dim-out slats 






80 mm special tilt 

Product 

Contact quantity 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 

Locking contact 1-2/— — — — — — — — — — 

Runtime UP mm:ss mm:ss 02:30 02:30 02:30 02:30 02:30 02:30 02:30 02:30 02:30 

Runtime DOWN mm:ss / 


mm:ss 02:30 02:30 02:30 02:30 02:30 02:30 02:30 02:30 02:30 

Minimum slat angle Degrees -70° 0° -70° -55° 0° 0° 0° 0° -55° 

Maximum slat angle Degrees +70° +70° +70° +70° +70° +80° +80° +80° +70° 


Dim speed 

Sec 1.5 0.9 1.1 1.1 1.0 1.0 1.0 0.8 1.4 

Number of tilting steps 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 

Duration of auto calibration Sec 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 


Manual mode 

With/without 

local 

oper. 

No manual 

operation, 

dead man, 

permanent 

mode, radio 

time mode 

Radio 

time 

mode 

Radio 

time 

mode 

Radio 

time 

mode 

Radio 

time 

mode 

Radio 

time 

mode 

Radio 

time 

mode 

Radio 

time 

mode 

Radio 

time 

mode 

Without 

Without 

Without 

Without 

Without 

Without 

Without 

Without 

Without 

Radio 

time 

mode 

Group button port — — — — — — — — — — 

CL protocol pulse duration ms 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

CL protocol pulse pause ms 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

NOTE 

The automatic parameters for the products listed above can be found in 

Chapter 10.1 in the external venetian blind column. 





10.4 System parameters 

The following table contains all parameters that relate to the basic functionality 

of the Wisotronic. 

Setting step 

Unit 

Display 

Brightness standby % 20 

Brightness at operation % 100 

Button tone ON/OFF ON 

Standby duration Min 10 

Standby mode 

Display start menu 

Language 

Language 

German 

Sensor compensation 

For all sensors: +0.0 °C 

Wind test 

Wind test ON/OFF ON/OFF OFF 

Duration of wind test hhh 99 

Weather station 1 

Wind speed 1 


Wind speed 2, 3 and 4 


Wind speed 1, 2, 3 and 4 


Wind speed 1, 2, 3 and 4 


ON/OFF 

ON/OFF 

ON/OFF 

ON/OFF 

ON 

OFF 

OFF 

OFF 

Change service password 5858 

Display all menus 

Display all menus ON/OFF OFF 

Leave time 

Leave beginning dd:mm --:-- 

Leave ending dd:mm --:-- 

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Custom settings 

11 Custom settings 

The following table can be used to document your own 

settings. 

Setting step 

Unit 

Channel 1 

Setting step 

Unit 

Channel 1 

Sun control 


Sun control 

ON/OFF 


ON/OFF 

Limit value SUN 

klx 

Limit value DAWN 

lx 

Delay SUN 

Min 

Position DAWN % 

Position SUN % 

Slat angle DAWN 

Degrees 

Slat angle SUN 

Degrees 

Auto control DAWN 

Disable 

Enable 

Unchanged 

Limit value CLEAR 

klx 

Limit value DUSK 

lx 

Delay CLEAR 

Min 

Position DUSK % 

Position CLEAR % 

Slat angle DUSK 

Degrees 

Slat angle CLEAR 

Degrees 

Auto control DUSK 

Disable 

Enable 

Unchanged 

Limit value CLOUD 

klx 

Active during leave 

YES/NO 

Delay CLOUD 

Min 

Active during 

absence 

YES/NO 

Position CLOUD % 

Slat angle CLOUD 

Degrees 


YES/NO 

Active during 

absence 

YES/NO 





Setting step 

Unit 

Channel 1 

Setting step 

Unit 

Channel 1 




ON/OFF 


ON/OFF 

Limit value WARM 

lx 

Off delay 

Min 

Position WARM % 

Position, precipitation % 

Slat angle WARM 

Degrees 

Slat angle 

PRECIPITATION 

Degrees 

Limit value COLD 

lx 


YES/NO 

Position COLD % 

Active during 

absence 

YES/NO 

Slat angle COLD 

Degrees 


Mode 

Direct control 

Enable/ 

disable sun 

control 

Enable/ 

disable diff. 

temp. 

Dir. control 

with steps 

Diff. temp. 

with steps 


Ventilation duration 

Break duration 

ON/OFF 

hh:mm 

hh:mm 


YES/NO 

Ventilation step % 

Active during 

absence 

YES/NO 

Diff. temp. control 


Active during absence 

YES/NO 

YES/NO 

Limit value diff. temp. 

ON 

Position diff. temp. 

ON 

Slat angle diff. temp. 

ON 

Limit value diff. temp. 

OFF 

Position diff. temp. 

OFF 

Slat angle diff. temp. 

OFF 

°C 

% 

Degrees 

°C 

% 

Degrees 

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Setting step 

Unit 

Channel 1 

Setting step 

Unit 

Channel 1 

Time switch (the parameters named here are 

preset for all weekdays) 


Time switch 

ON/OFF 


ON/OFF 

ST1: switch time 

hh:mm 

hh:mm 

Blocking temperature °C 

ST1: position % 

Position COLD % 

ST1: Slat angle 



hh:mm 

DEGREES 

Disable 

Enable 

Unchanged 

hh:mm 

Manual operation 

Position DOWN % 

Slat angle DOWN Degrees 


Holding time hh:mm 

hh:mm 




hh:mm 

DEGREES 

Disable 

Enable 

Unchanged 

hh:mm 

Remote control 

allocation 

Remote control allocation 




ON/OFF 


DEGREES 

WIND 

m/s 


Disable 

Enable 

Unchanged 

Delay WIND 

Sec 


hh:mm 

hh:mm 

Delay WIND OFF 

Min 


Position WIND % 


DEGREES 

Slat angle WIND 

Degrees 


Disable 

Enable 

Unchanged 


YES/NO 

Active during absence 

YES/NO 





Setting step 

Unit 

Channel 1 

Setting step 

Unit 

Channel 1 

Ice monitor 

Product 

Ice monitor 

ON/OFF 

Limit value ICE °C 

Product type 

Position ICE % 

Slat angle ICE 

Reset ice alarm automatically 

Degrees 

YES/NO 

Contact quantity 2 

Locking contact — — 

Building contr. system 

Building contr. system ON/OFF 

Position, BCS % 

Runtime UP mm:ss 

Runtime DOWN 

mm:ss / 


Minimum slat angle 

mm:ss 

mm:ss 

Degrees 

Slat angle BCS 

Degrees 

Maximum slat angle 

Degrees 

Photo 1 

Photo 2 

Photo 3 

Photo 4 

Dawn/dusk 


WS 1 

Photo 

1/2/3/4 

WS 1 

Photo 

1/2/3/4 

WS 1 

Photo 

1/2/3/4 

WS 1 

Photo 

1/2/3/4 

WS 1 

Dawn/dusk 


Dim speed 

Number of tilting 

steps 

Duration of auto 

calibration 


Manual mode 

Sec 

Sec 

With/without 

local 

oper. 

No manual 

operation, 

dead man, 

permanent 

mode, radio 

time mode 

Inside temperature 

Control panel 

Group button port — — 

Outside temp. WS 1 

Precipitation WS 1 

CL protocol pulse 

duration 

CL protocol pulse 

pause 

ms 0 

ms 0 

Wind 1 WS 1 

Wind 2 WS 1 

Wind 3 WS 1 

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Troubleshooting 

12 Troubleshooting 

Problem Possible cause Remedy 

No information in display No operating voltage Insert fuse, 

check power supply 

Wrong connection 

Correct connection 

No display of weather data in 

Wisotronic start menu 

"Fault" display in heading. Additional details 

in fault table 

No weather station 1 connected or parameterised 

(only the measured values of 

weather station 1 are displayed) 

Programmed bus device not connected 

Bus terminal polarity reversed 

Connect weather station and parameterise 

as weather station 1 

Connect programmed bus device 


Bus line interrupted 

"Upload devices" appears in header. 

Uncontrolled movements of the connected 

products 

Changes to the unit parameters are not executed 

by the bus devices. 

Product cannot be operated with the control 

panel 

Changes were made in the service menu 

and not transferred to the devices or the 

upload was interrupted with a fault message 

Changes were made to the bus parameters 

and not transferred to the bus devices 

Temporary power failure/restart 

Changes of the unit parameters made in 

the service mode were not transferred to 

the bus devices. 

Actuator power supply not ensured (local 

operation is not working either) 

Bus line reversed A/B 

Reload devices 

Reload devices 

A power failure must be followed by a calibration 

Reload devices, 

remedy faults, if applicable 

Examine fault causes and remedy them 

Bus line/voltage supply interrupted 

Fine-wire fuse in actuator faulty (local operation 

not working either) 

Contact allocation of actuator not correctly 

created 

Channel allocation not correctly created 

Actuator in project not correctly created 

Safety function active (local operation is not 

working either) 

Wind test identified fault 

Wait until the cause (precipitation, wind, 

ice) is no longer present 

Reset wind test 






Wisotronic does not respond to an EWFS 

Hand-held transmitter 

Transmitter has not been learned in 

Wrong channel was selected for 8-channel 

EWFS transmitter 

Button press too short 

Lean in sensor 

Select the right channel and repeat the 

move command 

Repeat command 

Interfering ambient influences 

Reduce distance to Wisotronic 

Safety function active 

Wind test identified fault 

Wait until the cause (precipitation, wind, 

ice) is no longer present 

Reset wind test 

Wisotronic responds only sporadically to an 

EWFS Hand-held transmitter 

Interfering ambient influences 

Interference through external transmitter 

Batteries of EWFS transmitter are weak 

Reduce distance to Wisotronic 

Switch off external transmitter (e.g. Babyphone) 

Change the batteries 

Control functions do not respond 

Weather station, actuator cannot be learned 

in 

Control functions are deactivated on the 

control panel 

Control functions is disabled through absence 

function or leave 

Safety function active (local operation is not 

working either) 

Locking contact active (local operation is 

not working either) 

No bus device voltage 

Bus line reversed A/B 

Activate control functions in the main menu 

and in the comfort functions 


Bus line interrupted 

Terminating resistors missing 

Control functions do not respond as required 

A wind alarm is triggered even in a gentle 

wind 

No wind alarm is triggered even in a strong 

wind 

Incorrect sensor allocation 

The wind speed limit is set too low 

The wind speed limit is set too high 

Wind monitoring is switched off 

Check settings 

Increase wind limit value, observe safety 


Decrease wind limit value, observe safety 


Switch on wind monitoring 

Precipitation alarm is not triggered Sensor is not connected, faulty or dirty Check and clean sensor 

Precipitation monitoring is switched off 

Switch on function 

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Ice alarm is not triggered Ice monitoring is switched off Switch on the ice alarm 

Temperature limit value set too low 

Change limit value, note safety instructions 

Sensor is not connected, faulty or dirty 

Check and clean sensor 

Comfort functions for dawn/dusk, sun and 

temperature control are not functioning as 

desired 

Control timer is switched off 

Control timer not correctly programmed 

Switch on control timer or change programming 

Change programming of control timer 

Sun shading is lowered too late in the sunshine 

Sun shading is lowered when there is little 

sunshine 

Sun shading system moves up to late in 

cloudy weather 

Sun shading system does not move with 

the sunlight level 

Sun shading system does not move at 

dawn/dusk 

"Delay LOW" limit value is set too high (sun 

control) 

"Delay DOWN" limit value is set too low 

(sun control) 

HIGH limit value set too high (sun control) 

Sun control is switched off 

Dawn/dusk control is switched off 

Limit values of dawn/dusk control are not 

correctly programmed 

Sensor not installed correctly 

Change the limit value 



Switch on the sun control: 

Switching on the dawn/dusk control 

Changing the limit values 

Check the installation location 


Technical data 



13 Technical data 

Wisotronic 1-channel Min. Typ. Max. Unit 

Supply 

Operating voltage 85 230 265 V AC 

Frequency 50 60 Hz 

Power consumption < 1 5 W 

Floating output 

Switching capacity per channel 

500 VA 

at 230 V AC/cos ϕ 0.6 

Switching capacity per channel 

72 W 

at 24 V DC 

Fuse protection per channel 3.15 AT 

Internal temperature sensor 

Measuring range 0 50 °C 

Miscellaneous 

Automatic operation Type 1 

Software class 

A 

Display 

Graphic display, 240 x 320 pixels 

Program user guidance 

Menu-guided text display 

Program entry 

4 capacitive buttons/touch wheel 

HF receiver 

Receiving frequency ASK 

433.92 MHz 

(OOK) 

Range 

30 m 

(environment without interference) 

Enclosure 

Dimensions H×W×D 177 × 97 × 5 

Degree of protection 

IP40 

Safety class 

II 

Location of use 

Clean ambient conditions 

Test standards 

DIN EN 60730-1:2005-12 

DIN EN 61000-6-2:2006-03 

DIN EN 61000-6-3:2007-09 

DIN EN 50366:2006-11 

EN 300220-3:2001-03 

EN 301489-3:2002-08 

Connection 

Control panel 

Plug-and-socket connection 

Power unit 

Spring terminals 

Miscellaneous 

Conformity 

Available at http://www.warema.de 

Ambient conditions 

Operating temperature 0 20 40 °C 

Storage temperature 0 20 50 °C 

Rel. humidity 

(non-condensing) 

10 40 85 %RH 

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Maintenance 

14 Maintenance 

There are no parts within the device that require maintenance. 

In the event of a fault, the cabling and power supply must only be checked 

by a certified electrician. 

Also follow the specifications in the operating instructions of your sun shading 

product and the other controlled devices. 

15 Disposal 

After its use, the unit must be disposed of according to legal stipulations or 

returned to your local recycling centre. 


Liability 



16 Liability 

Failure to comply with the product information in these instructions and use 

of the unit in a manner that contravenes its intended use and purpose may 

result in the manufacture refusing to honour warranty claims for product damage. 

In this case, liability for consequential harm to persons or damage to 

property will also be excluded. 

Follow the instructions in the operating instructions of your sun shading product. 

Liability is also excluded for damage to the sun shading system resulting 

from operation under icy conditions. 

The device meets the requirements on interference resistance and interference 

emission for use in residential and commercial areas. 

17 Information for the 

user 

 

 

 

 

The device is approved for use in the following countries: 

A, B, D, DK, E, F, FIN, GB, GR, I, IRL, L, NL, P, S, CH, IS, N. 

Receiver for the control of sun shading units 

When used as intended, the device meets the basic requirements stipulated 

in the following EU guidelines and harmonised standards: 

Directive on radio and telecommunications terminal equipment and the mutual 

recognition of their conformity 1999/5/EC(R&TTE) 

EMC directive 2004/108/EEC 

Low voltage directive 2006/95/EEC 

The declaration of conformity can be reviewed at: 

http://www.warema.de 

The device has been tested for compliance with the legal regulations for 

interference emission according to DIN EN 61000-6-2:2006-03 and for the 

interference resistance according to DIN EN 61000-6-3:2007-09. The requirements 

in conjunction with the prescribed supply lines and sensors of the 

manufacturer are positively met or exceeded. 

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Index 

18 Index 

A 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

I 

Additional documents 11 

Attach control panel 24 

Automatic parameters 83 

Channels 15 

Commissioning 36 

Company information 2 

Conformity declaration 102 

Connection 25 

Control line protocol 72 

Convenience functions 54 

Custom settings 93 

Date 43 

Display 12 

Display all menus 51 

Display behaviour of Wisotronic 45 

Display settings 44 

Disposal 101 

EWFS Hand-held transmitter 17 

facade 15 

Facades and products 15 

Factory settings 83 

Fault alarm contact 68 

Faults 82 

Flush-mounting 21 

Function buttons 12 

Groups 16 

Ice monitor 62 

Information for the user 102 

Installation 17 

Install control panel 20 

M 

O 

P 

Q 

S 

Maintenance 101 

Manage products 67 

Manage sensors 73 

Manual mode 71 

Measured values start menu 46 

Measuring values start menu 46 

Meas.val. 78 

Operating elements 12 

Options 17 

Password 50 

Pattress box 23 

Power supply and control lines 28 

Product parameters 90 

Product type 68 

Product types 16 

Project planning 36 

Quickstart 36 

Safety functions 54 

Scenes 16 

Scope of delivery 17 

Sensor 30 

Sensor allocation 65 

Sensor compensation 48 

Service access 50 

slat products 69 

Software versions 74 

Start menu 32 

Status display 33 

Structure of a WAREMA system 13 

Suface-mounting 22 

Sun shading drive 29 

Symbols 33 

System parameters 92 

System settings 43 

L 

Language 47 

Liability 102 

Local push buttons 31 


Index 



T 

W 

Technical data 100 

Terminals 26 

Time 43 

Touch wheel 12 

Trigger 80 

Troubleshooting 97 

WIND 58 

Wind monitoring 55 

Wind test 49 

Wiring diagrams 27 

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Notes 


Notes 



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Notes 



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