The eNet system can be conveniently controlled with the eNet wireless hand-held transmitters. Featuring one large operating button, the compact battery-operated wireless hand-held transmitter, 1-gang, is the easy-to-handle remote control for all lighting and blind actuators. The wireless hand-held transmitter, 2-gang, transmits switching, dimming and blind adjustment commands using four buttons, two for each operating channel. The wireless hand-held transmitter, 4-gang, has the same functions as the hand-held transmitter, 2-gang, but features two additional operating channels. It can also call up additional scenes in scene mode. For all hand-held transmitters, the signal transmission and actuator status are indicated by a two-colour LED.

The Gira eNet wireless hand-held transmitter Multi provides a convenient user interface via the display, which shows the current status of the respective actuators and enables numerous functions. With the hand-held transmitter, the light and blind functions can be called up individually, in groups, or as a scene. The hand-held transmitter has 24 function channels and 16 scene channels. They can be clearly designated using free-text names and organised in individual, clear lists. Operation is performed using buttons and the menu control. The hand-held transmitter Multi cannot be used in an eNet SMART HOME project; it can only be used in an eNet project.

Existing pushbutton dimmers or top units for blind control are removed in the first step. Next, the Gira eNet wireless operating top units are installed in the devices – and that’s all that is needed to make the conventional electrical installation suitable for eNet SMART HOME.

For many applications, it is enough to just set the operating mode for the eNet device and then connect the sensor and actuator to one another. The programming buttons on the actuator and sensor are then pressed for four seconds until the LED indicates that the learning mode has been activated. Pressing the desired channel button on the sensor assigns the devices to one another. After quitting learning mode, the programmed actuator will only respond to signals from its assigned transmitter. Up to ten actuators can be connected to a transmitter in a single step.

The first step is to create the rooms for the project. The names can be freely selected. It is important to plan the structure carefully as it is reflected 1:1 in the eNet SMART HOME App.

Devices can be added to the project from the eNet system via the device search. All devices that are in learning mode or to which the voltage has just been applied will be found and displayed. The selected devices can be assigned to their rooms and the device channels can be individually named according to their usage.

Actuator and sensor channels are now assigned to one another and functionally interconnected. During operation, the connected devices communicate directly with one another. This ensures highly robust functioning with a low risk of failure. Even if the eNet server fails, these functions remain operable – thereby ensuring basic functionality at all times.

Finally, the project planning data is transferred to the individual devices. The display for the eNet SMART HOME App is generated automatically. The project can now be exported, used as a backup or used as a template for future project planning. The documentation for the project can of course also be generated and exported automatically in the eNet server.

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