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B.  Main Menu  

By pressing 

 (arrow down) you enter 

the main menu of the device. By press-

ing 

 (enter) you enter the submenus. 

Within the menus you can use 

 (arrow 

up) and 

 (arrow down) for navigation; 

❾ 

(enter) is for confirmation and 

 

(escape) is to cancel / go back / one lev-
el higher. 

Diagnosis <-> History <-> Functions <-> Bus Errors <->  
Bus Reset <-> System Info <-> Dev Reset <-> Contrast 

C. 

 

Submenu Diagnosis 

This submenu shows actual values of 

busload

 (%), 

voltage

 (V), 

current

 (mA), 

and 

temperature

 (°C). 

The busload is an indication of number 
of telegrams in a time span. 

A value of 100 % busload is achieved by about 50 telegrams 
per second (Group Value Write, 1 Byte data). Voltage is the 
bus voltage, current the sum of bus and auxiliary current. 
The temperature is measured within the device and can 
reach up to 100°C. 

 

D.  Submenu History 

History displays the value range (min 
and max) for

 busload, voltage, current

 

and 

temperature

 over the last 24 hours. 

By pressing the 

 (arrow down) several 

times a graphical visualization for each 
value is displayed: for busload, voltage, 
current, and temperature. To go back to 

the main menu, press 

 (escape). The 

time span of each graph is approximate-
ly 2 minutes. 
 

E.  Submenu Bus Errors 

In this submenu, you can display 

bus 

errors

 and reset the bus error counters 

by pressing 

❾ 

(enter). 

 

The following errors are counted: 

 

Send errors:

 Send failed after final repetition due to 

missing ACK, NACK or BUSY. 

 

Receive errors:

 Misformed telegrams or telegram 

fragments received. 

 

Repetitions:

 Number of received repeated tele-

grams. Also own repetitions are counted. 
 

F.  Submenu Bus Reset 

This submenu allows you to reset the 

KNX Bus line. Press 

❾ 

(enter) to switch 

off the KNX voltage. The default reset 
time is 30 seconds. To stop the count-

down, press 

 (escape) 

 

G.  Submenu System Info 

This submenu displays 

information 

about the device

: serial number (SN), 

App ID, App status (App ST), and Firm-
ware Revision (Fw Rev). 

H.  Sub menu Counters 

The operating status is logged automatically in the device 
and can be viewed in this sub menu. All times as displayed 
in the format “h:m”. 

 

Operation Time: 

summed up the com-

plete operation time of the device 

 

Run time: 

Time since the last device re-

boot; counter starts new when device is 
powered on

 

Restarts: 

Number of restarts; timer 

counts up when device is powered on  

Time > 75°C

: summed up operation time 

with in-device temperature above 75°C

 

Time > 640mA: 

summed up operation 

time with current load over 640mA; cur-
rent load of both outputs is logged 

Time > 900mA: 

summed up operation 

time with current load over 640mA; cur-
rent load of both outputs is logged 

To extend the lifespan of the internal memory the 
counter writes the log files only every 6 hours. Thus 
the log files may be lower if the device power was 
cut during the logging.  
 

I. 

Submenu Device Reset 

This submenu allows you to restart the 
device or to 

reset to factory settings

 

(master reset). Select one option and 

keep 

 pressed until the small anima-

tion is finished and the option is execut-
ed.

 

Master reset will make a new ETS application download 
necessary. 

 

J.  Submenu Contrast 

To set the contrast of the display, select 

this entry in the menu. By pressing 

❾ 

(enter) several times you can set the 
contrast to different levels.

 

 

K.  Submenu Timer and Logic functions 

The device supports 

up to 16 Timer

 and 

Logic functions

. These functions have 

to be defined within ETS parameter set-
tings. After application download, the 
freely selectable function label will be 
shown in each function menu entry as 
well as within the function submenu as 
headline. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for KNX PowerSupply USB 367

Page 1: ...ly KNX devices for the medium twisted pair The integrated bus choke separates the DC supply voltage from the bus signals Output auxiliary voltage 30 V This output is used to supply additional equipment The output is galvanically connected to the bus voltage but is not at the same potential This means that minus bus and minus of the auxil iary voltage are not the same and must not be connected to e...

Page 2: ... line of Weinzierl via a group object See parameter section for details Local download via USB The internal application can be loaded both with an additional interface via the KNX bus or locally via the integrated USB inter face When using an additional interface the download is done conventionally but there may not be any USB connection on KNX Power Supply USB 367 For local download via the integ...

Page 3: ...f the KNX voltage The default reset time is 30 seconds To stop the count down press escape G Submenu System Info This submenu displays information about the device serial number SN App ID App status App ST and Firm ware Revision Fw Rev H Sub menu Counters The operating status is logged automatically in the device and can be viewed in this sub menu All times as displayed in the format h m Operation...

Page 4: ... start To stop countdown press en ter again during countdown N Timer Switch on and off delay Timer that switches ON OFF after de fined duration in seconds set via the ETS After pressing enter count down will start and the timer will turn on After first countdown is finished press enter again to start countdown to turn off To stop countdown press enter again during countdown O Timer Impulse Stairca...

Page 5: ...er appears Each Weinzierl device with a display of this product range pro vides this parameter As soon as the device wakes up the asso ciated group telegram will be sent to the KNX bus which wakes up every other device whose display synchronization group object is associated to the same group address Operating control Enabled Disabled If enabled a parameter Cycle time 10 s 24 h and a group object ...

Page 6: ...cs values will be sent to the bus If Reset max values is triggered the values of diagnostic ob jects Current max and Temperature max are reset to the actual values and sent to the bus for confirmation B Alarm This parameter sets basic alarm functions Send alarm Disabled No group object for alarm states are available Send alarm On alarm On alarm and alarm end If activated the alarm state group obje...

Page 7: ... duration defined in Delay time s parameter The output value can be inverted by parameter Output Not inverted Inverted Input 1 0 Output 1 T 0 Each timer can be stopped by sending the opposite val ue to its input group object For example An already started switch on timer can be stopped by sending OFF 0 to its input group object Function type Logic The logic specific parameters and group objects ar...

Page 8: ...which is used by ETS is 55 This length has been specified as require ment for new KNX system devices An APDU length of 55 results in total length of a KNX telegram on twisted pair of 64 bytes and occupies the bus for about 90 ms The download is much faster if the USB interface is in stalled in the same line as the target device With each line coupler in between the download time growths Group Obje...

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