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Instruction Manual WAVMI Wired Mains Switching Interface 2024 Version 2.1.0
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For programming system programming information: Wired system setup guide. For a general overview: Wired RAK application sheet. Contents 1WhatistheWAVMI? 2Inputs 3Installing the WAVMI 4Terminating the WAVMI 5ProgrammingtheWAVMI 6ConfiguringtheWAVMI 6.1 The Mapping section 6.2 Mapping Options 6.3 Output Action Appendix 1 - Wiring Example 1WhatistheWAVMI? TheWAVMIisamainsswitchinginterface used in a Rako Wired network, it has five mains switching inputs. ThepurposeoftheWAVMIistointerfacewith3rdparty switching controllers such as a PIR, Fire Alarm or Gate Control, once a switching input is made or broken, the WAVMIcanbeprogrammedtosendRakoWiredcommands. 2Inputs There are two ways of connecting the WAVMI to the Rako Wired network, via the RJ11 port into a WK-CONNECToraRAK-LINK,orviathepunch-downdaughterboard(termination required. WAVMI Manual Version 2.1.0
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3Installing the WAVMI Installation should only be carried out by a competent electrician. Removethefront cover and set the Step 1 cable clamps aside. Connect the Input Step 2 mains supply. Connect up to five Step 3 mains switching devices such as PIRs, alarms and gate controls. WAVMI Manual Version 2.1.0
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Install the cable Step 4 clamps, and ensure that the installed cables are secure. Using the two screws Step 5 provided, replace the front cover for the WAVMItocomplete the installation. NB TwoLEDswill light on the WAVMIcircuit board. The“Power”LEDinthe top left of the board indicates that there is powerontheRakoWired Network. The LED “D25” near the terminal blocks shows that the WAVMI onboard mains supply is active (power to the terminal blocks). 4Terminating the WAVMI It is important to terminate WAVMI correctly otherwise the Wired system will not function. Thetermination that is required depends on the nature of the installation andtheposition of the RAK-LINK within the system. NoTerm-BothJumpersremoved UsedwhentheWAVMIisnotattheendofline.Thisisusuallyidentifiable by two cables being punched down to the WAVMI. Term-Jumperfittedacross1+2&4+5 UsedwhentheWAVMIis“endofline”inadaisychainconfiguration. Star Term - Jumper fitted across 2+3 & 5+6 UsedwhentheWAVMIis“endofline”inaSTARwireconfiguration. WAVMI Manual Version 2.1.0
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5ProgrammingtheWAVMI TheWAVMIneedstobeconfiguredinRasoftProtooperate. Thefollowing instructions assume: AProjectFile has been created Roomshavebeenaddedtotheprojectfile TheWK-HUBhasbeenconfigured TheWiredNetworkisshowingnoerrorsontheswitchesandRAK-LINK - In Rasoft Pro, go to File > New Device - Select the WAVMI in the Device List, select “Next” WAVMI Manual Version 2.1.0
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- Give the WAVMI a suitable name, select “Next” - Assign the WAVMI to a Room, select “Next” - Put the WAVMI into Setup Mode by pressing and holding the setup button until the LEDsontheunitbegintoflash. - TheSetupWizardwill detect the WAVMI device, select “Finish” WAVMI Manual Version 2.1.0
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TheWAVMIisaccessible via the Device List in Rasoft Pro where it can be configured. 6ConfiguringtheWAVMI AWAVMIhasamaximumof24mapsthatcanbeset.Eachisprogrammablebyselectingit in the mappings list and then editing the three sections: “Inputs”, “Mapping Options” and “Output Action”. 6.1 The Mapping section All inputs for the Device must first have a mapping. The purpose of a mapping is to program an input to perform a specific command. Each input has its own letter to represent its input; the WAVMI has up to 5 inputs. Newmappingscanbecreatedbyselectingadisabledfieldandselecting the corresponding input letter in the next column. Active mappings can be copied or pasted into disabled mappings; this is typically used whenre-using similar functions of an existing mapping to save time such as a toggle function. WAVMI Manual Version 2.1.0
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Mappingright-click options 6.2 Mapping Options Theinputs for the mappings are selected in the Keypad layout section, as well as additional input options: Function Description SendStopOnRelease Whenthemadecontactisreleased, a ‘Stop’ command will be triggered. Trigger on press Trigger the output command when the momentary switching makescontact between its input and common. Trigger on release Trigger the output command when the momentary switch breaks contact between its input and common 6.3 Output Action Theoutput actions of the inputs are set up in the button action section. The following options are available: Function Description Room TheRoomnumberoftheoutputcommand. Channel TheChannelnumberoftheoutputcommandcanbeAll Channels or a single Channel. Disable map Whenenabled,theinputwill have no output command. Scene If a Scene is being triggered, select a Scene between 1-16. Fade-Up/Fade-Down Commonlyusedtomanuallydimlightingupanddown,aswell as the Opening/Closing of Blinds. NB ‘Send Stop on Release’ should also be checked when using this option. WAVMI Manual Version 2.1.0
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Motor Stop Usedtostop3rdpartymotorsthat are configured within the HUB. Ident This option is not recommended, as the command will make a load flash momentarily and provides no practical function for daily use. Toggle TheTogglefunction will alternate between two commands, either a Level command and Off, or a Scene command and Off. NB DonotmapmorethanoneToggletoasingleinputonthe inputs; this will result in sporadic switching due to toggles getting out of sync. Level Sets the lighting Level to a percentage of brightness between 0-100%. Tunable White Set the temperature output. WAVMI Manual Version 2.1.0
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Appendix 1 - Wiring Example TheexamplebelowshowsasinglePIRconnectedtoaninputontheWAVMI,therecanbe uptofiveinputsfromdifferent sources eg: PIR in input A and gate control in input B. Each input can be configured to a different Room or Channel should it be required. WAVMI Manual Version 2.1.0
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