Fibaro FGK-105 Manual

Fibaro Deur-/ramme sensor FGK-105

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OPERATING MANUAL

DOOR / WINDOW SENSOR

FGK - 101 - 107 v2.1 - v2.3

The Fibaro Door / Window Sensor is a wireless, battery powered,

Z-Wave compatible reed sensor. Each time its two parts, i.e. the

sensor's body and a magnet separate, a radio signal is sent. In

addition the Fibaro Door / Window Sensor supports one DS18B20

temperature sensor and has one potential free input.

The Fibaro Door / Window Sensor is designed for use with scenes in

home automation systems, alarm and surveillance systems and

everywhere else where information related to opening / closing of

doors, windows, garage gates, etc. is needed.

Technical data:

Power supply

Inputs

Supported temperature

sensors

Operating temperature

Radio protocol

Radio frequency

Range

Dimensions (L x W x H)

single ER14250 (1/2AA) 3,6V

battery

single, potential-free

single, DS18B20

0 - 40 °C

Z-Wave

868,4 MHz EU;

908,4 MHz US;

921,4 MHz AU/NZ;

869,2 MHz RU;

up to 30m indoors, depending on

building materials used and the

building structure

76 x 17 x 19 mm

Technical information:

• Controlled via. Fibaro System components or any other Z-Wave

compatible controller,

• Door/window opening detected through Sensor's body and a

magnet separation,

• Quick installation - easily mounted on doors, windows, garage

gates, roller blinds, using double sided adhesive tape or screws,

• Compatible with DS18B20 temperature sensors,

• When connecting DS18B20 use single wire lead, no longer than 30

meters.

• May be connected to a switch via potential-free IN input.

I General Information on the Fibaro System:

HINT

Connections should be made specifically

according to the diagrams presented in this

manual. Incorrect connections may be hazardous

or lead to device damage.

Fibaro is a system that does not require any additional conductors;

it is based on the Z-Wave technology. Fibaro offers a wide array of

advantages in comparison to other, similar systems. In general,

radio-based systems establish a direct connection between the

receiver and the transmitter. The radio signal is attenuated by every

obstacle along its path (in the household e.g. walls, furniture, etc).

In the worst case the radio system ceases to function. The

advantage of the Fibaro System is the fact that the devices act not

only as a signal receiver and transmitter, but also as a signal

repeater. If a direct radio link between the transmitter and the

receiver cannot be established, the connection will be carried out

with the use of other devices participating in communication.

II Sensor Installation:

1.Connect Fibaro Door/Window Sensor according to the

appropriate diagram (if necessary)

2. Place battery inside the Sensor's casing,

3. Include into the Z-Wave network.

4. Install Fibaro Door/Window Sensor observing diagram 4,

EXPLANATION OF CONDUCTOR MARKINGS:

TMP - Tamper button. Detects removal, tampering etc. Used also

as a service button, to include/exclude the device to/from the

Z-Wave network,

IN - Potential-free input,

TP – (TEMP_POWER) - Power out for DS18B20 temperature

sensor,

TD – (TEMP_DATA) - Signal terminal for DS18B20 temperature

sensor,

GND – (GROUND) - Ground terminal.

GLOSSARY OF TERMS:

• INCLUSION - the device sends out a Node Info frame, which

makes it possible to add it to the Fibaro System (Home Center 2),

• EXCLUSION - remove the device from the Fibaro System,

• ASSOCIATION - controlling other devices included in the Fibaro

System,

• Multi Channel Association - controlling other multi-channel

devices included in the Fibaro System

3. Controlling the Fibaro Door/Window Sensor with

the Home Center 2 Controller

The Door/Window Sensor is a multichannel device. This means

that it is equipped with an independent input circuit and a 1-wire bus

allowing it to be connected to a DS18B20 temperature sensor. As a

result, each device is represented by an independent icon in the

System.

2. Resetting the Fibaro Door/Window Sensor

There is one way to reset the Fibaro Door/Window Sensor. The

procedure cleans its EPROM memory, including the main controller

and Z-Wave network data.

To reset the Fibaro Door/Window Sensor please follow below

instructions:

1) Take off the Sensor's cover and remove battery. Make sure the

TMP button is intact.

2) Touch the Sensor's body with a magnet,

3) Insert the battery,

4) Remove the magnet from the Sensor's body,

5) Remove the battery

6) Re-install the battery,

7) Reset will be confirmed by double LED blink.

III Fibaro Sensor Start-up

1.Installation of the Door/Window Sensor

STEP 1

Install the device observing the Figure 4 for correct positioning of

the Sensor and the magnet. Close the Sensor's casing.

[Inclusion/Exclusion] of the Fibaro Door/Window Sensor [to/from]

the Z-Wave network.

STEP 2

The Fibaro module must be in range of the Home Center 2

controller, because the procedure of inclusion to the Fibaro System

requires direct communication with the controller.

STEP 3

Locate TMP button, which allows for proper inclusion of device.

The Fibaro Door/Window Sensor has a one,

potential-free IN input. IN input status may be

modified through the Sensor itself or by sending

GND signal to IN (diagram 3). If the Door/Window

Sensor will be used only as a binary sensor, do not

install the magnet.

USING IN INPUT:

Diagram 1 - General

Diagram 2 - Connection to DS18B20 sensor

Diagram 3 - Example connection - momentary switch

Fibaro is a bidirectional wireless system. This means the signal is

not only sent to the receivers, but also the receivers send feedback

confirming the reception of the signal. This also confirms the

condition of receivers, which allows us to check whether or not a

device has actually been switched on. The safety of transmission of

the Fibaro System is comparable with a wire-linked bus system.

Fibaro operates in the free band for data transmission. The

frequency depends on the radio regulations in each individual

country.

Each Fibaro network has its own unique network identification

number (home ID), which is why two or more independent systems

may be installed in a single building without any interference.

Although the Z-Wave technology is fairly new, it has already been

accepted as an official standard, just like Wi-Fi. Numerous

manufacturers from various fields offer solutions based on Z-Wave

technology, compatible with one another. This makes the system fit

for the future and allows for further development. For more

information go to www.fibaro.com.

Fibaro establishes a dynamic network structure. From the moment

of start-up, the location data of respective devices of the Fibaro

System is updated automatically, in real time, by confirming their

condition in the working mesh network.

The DS18B20 temperature sensor may be installed

anywhere where very precise temperature readouts

are necessary. If adequately protected, the

DS18B20 sensor may be installed in humid

conditions, under water, sealed in concrete or placed

under the floor.

USING DS18B20 TEMPERATURE SENSOR:

Metal surfaces in close vicinity (e.g. metal switch

boxes, metal door trims) may impair the reception

capability!

The antenna should be placed above the battery.

Never cut, shorten or bend the antenna. Its length is

suited ideally to the band at which the system

functions.

NOTE!

Every time any changes are made to the

configuration of TP and TD lines (1-wire), i.e. when

DS18B20 sensor is connected/disconnected, it is

necessary to execute the procedure of exclusion

and repeated inclusion of the sensor module to the

Z-Wave network. The system will enter into the

learning mode only after connected DS18B20

sensor has been detected (about 10 s).

NOTE!

Do not connect sensors other than DS18B20 to the

1-wire line (TP and TD terminals).

NOTE!

It is prohibited to connect the TP and TD lines to

devices not compatible with the 1-wire protocol.

NOTE!

Resetting the device memory doesn't remove it

from the Z-Wave network's main controller

memory. To be able to re-include the device into the

Z-Wave network please exclude it first. Exclusion

may be performed either before or after the reset

procedure.

TP (VDQ)

TD (DQ)

GND

TMP

(TOP VIEW)

321

GND

TD (DQ)

TP (VDQ)

DS18B20

321

(VIEW FROM BELOW)

(TOP VIEW)

GND

BELL-PUSH

(TOP VIEW)

TMP

NOTE!

To ensure the most accurate position detecting

always install the magnet in relation to the Sensor's

body, as shown in diagram 4.

(BOTTOM VIEW )

TMP

Diagram 4 - Correct positioning of the Sensor

and the magnet

ANTENNA ARRANGEMENT INSTRUCTIONS:

Diagram 5 - Correct sensor installation

Diagram 6 - Incorrect sensor installation

max. 5 mm

STEP 4

Set the Home Center 2 controller to the inclusion or exclusion mode

(see: Home Center 2 controller instructions).

STEP 5

The Fibaro Door/Window Sensor is added to the network by quickly

pressing the TMP button three times (the button is located on the

underside of the device, inside its casing).

STEP 6

Correct inclusion of the device to the network will be signalled by

the Home Center 2 (see: Home Center 2 controller operation

instructions).

NOTE!

Fibaro Door/Window Sensor has two TMP buttons

- inside and underside the casing.

During normal operation both TMP buttons must be

secure. Do not use the sensor with opened casing.

MAGNETIC

SENSOR

NOTE!

Door/Window Sensor is equipped with a built-in

LED. LED blinks each time Door/Window Sensor

changes its state. LED blinking slowly = correct

inclusion. LED blinking rapidly = inclusion error.

NOTE!

TMP button, located on the underside of the

device, has two functions:

1. sets a device into the learn mode (Include to /

Exclude from a Z-Wave network),

2. tamper button. After correct installation (fig. 5

and 6), removing the whole sensor from its location

or opening its casing may release the TMP button

and trigger an alarm. If the TMP is to serve as a

tamper button, association for II-nd association

group must be configured (optionally, use the

Parameter 13).

BATTERY USE:

The Fibaro Door/Window Sensor's battery life is up

to 2 years, on default settings.

Current battery level is displayed in the Home

Center 2 configuration interface. If a battery icon

turns red, it means the battery needs replacement.

In order not to trigger an alarm when replacing the

battery, II-nd association group must be deleted

and the Sensor's configuration must be changed to

default, prior to the battery change.

DS18B20

GND

max 30m

TD (DQ)

TP (VDQ)

TMP

123

Produkt Specifikationer

Mærke:	Fibaro
Kategori:	Deur-/ramme sensor
Model:	FGK-105

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