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Busch-ComfortTouch® OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

COMFORT STANDS FOR COMPLE XITY WITHOUT CONFUSION

The fo l lowing pages wi l l gu ide you through the funct ions of th is convenient home contro l system. Withintu i t ive operat ion, you’ l l qu ick ly become fami l ia r wi th the many features of th is versat i le technology.

The system is easy to use and user- f r iendly. The contro l panel for the inte l l igent home contro l system byBusch-Jaeger features a spec ia l ly des igned co lour coding system in which every comfort area is ass igneda spec ia l , log ica l ly developed co lour :

THE COLOURS OF INTUITION

The lighting control is yellow like the sun

The blinds are controlled by blue elements like the sky

Heating and ventilation functions are orange to evoke warmth

Living scenes are magenta and stand for lifestyle

BASIC DESIGN 6

NAVIGATION / STATUS BAR 8

MEDIA PLAYER 12

WEBRADIO 14

WEB TV 14

DATA LOGGER 15

CALENDAR 15

BABY PHONE 16

PHONE 17

INTERCOM 17

ROOM THERMOSTAT 18

ALARM CLOCK / TIMER 19

VOICE MESSAGE 20

IMAGE MESSAGE 22

WEEKLY PROGRAM 24

IR REMOTE CONTROL 27

SCENE EDITOR 28

E-MAIL / FEED READER 32

CAMERA SURVEILLANCE 33

ALARM SYSTEM / FAULT AND ALARM MESSAGING 34

IMPORT / EXPORT 36

SCREEN SAVER 38

DATE / TIME 39

NETWORK SETTINGS 40

SYSTEM SETTINGS 43

VOLUME CONTROL 44

CARE INSTRUCTIONS 45

TABLE OF CONTENTS

A

B

C

DE

BASIC DESIGN

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A CONTROL PANEL This is individually configured for you.

B NAVIGATION BAR Contains a menu custom-tailored to your home.

C STATUS BAR Icons display information about your Busch-ComfortTouch®.

D RSS FEEDS Enables you to display RSS feeds on your welcome screen.

E ROOM THERMOSTAT In addition to the status bar, you can also display the temperature.

BASIC DESIGN

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red dot award, communication design 2008 for Interface Design

The features available with Busch-ComfortTouch® depend on your individual installation. As a result, the display screen for thecontrol pages and the names of functions vary from Busch-ComfortTouch® to Busch-ComfortTouch®. However, the basic designis always the same.

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DATE DISPLAY

Press the date onthe touchscreen toopen a selection“Weekly

Programs“. Thefunction “Weekly

Programs” isdescribed in moredetail under.

REMOTE DESKTOP

When this icon is dis-played, the Comfort -Touch is being acces-sed by an externaldevice.

TIME DISPLAY

Press the time onthe touchscreen toopen a selectionmenu with the alarmclock and timer. For a description of thisfunction, see “Alarm

Clock/Timer”.

ROOM THERMOSTAT

Displays the currentroom temperatureand operating mode.Press the tempera-ture on the touch-screen to open theroom thermostat. Fora description of thisfunction, see “Room

Thermostat”.

CUSTOMER SERVICE

Displays system sta-tus and customerservice, in the eventof questions or prob-lems.

THUMBTACK

Touch the thumbtackto hold the screenview. Otherwise,your Busch-ComfortTouch®

reverts to the wel-come screen after aspecified time.

LOGIN

Displays the usergroup currentlylogged on. If the icondoes not appear inthe status bar, thenyou are logged on asa guest.

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NAVIGATION / STATUS BAR

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MESSAGES

Touch this icon todisplay the selectionmenu. Choose froman image message,voice message or ane-mail.

MULTIMEDIA

Touch this icon toopen a multimediaplayer. For a descrip-tion of this function,see “Multimedia

Player”.

ALARM MESSAGES

Get notices, mes-sages or alarms,e. g., informationwhen inserting anSD card or alarm incase of glass break-age (requires win-dow contact).

BABY PHONE

Touch this icon toopen the Baby Phoneapplication. Refer to"Baby Phone" for adescription of this fea-ture.

ALARM SYSTEM

Press the icon on thetouchscreen to dis-play an “Open

Alarm System”. Fora description of thisfunction, see “Alarm

System”.

PRESENCE

SIMULATION

By pressing this icon,you can run the pres-ence simulation func-tion or record it.Recordings with yourBusch-ComfortTouch®

are made on a contin-uous basis to ensurethat you constantlyhave current informa-tion. The presencesimulation is activatedfor longer periods ofabsence, e. g., holi-days. Your Busch-ComfortTouch®

switches lights andblinds on and off tocreate the impressionthat someone is athome.

COMFORT TOUCH

VOLUME

Touch this icon toopen a slider toadjust the volume.Move the slider toadjust the volume for all Busch-ComfortTouch® appli-cations.

Caution: Setting thevolume to “mute”

also disables thewarning tone for thealarm clock.

NAVIGATION / STATUS BAR

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ALARM CLOCKENABLED

TIMER ENABLED

CLEANING LOCKENABLED

AC ON

MUSIC ENABLED

THERMOSTAT OFF(FROST PROTECTION ENABLED)

WINDOW TILTED

WINDOWCLOSED

WINDOW OPEN

ROOF WINDOWCLOSED

ROOF WINDOWOPEN

WIND ALARM ENABLED

DEW POINT

MANUAL HEATING

MANUAL COOLING

CONDENSATION

HEAT PROTECTIONMODE

NOTE

WARNING

ALARM

START BUTTON

Press Start to openthe welcome screen. Press and hold to

activate thecleaning lock,

which elapses after60 seconds.

NAVIGATION

ARROWS

Touch an arrow toscroll to the previousor next menu items.

NAVIGATION MENU

A sample menu isshown here. Yourelectrician will set upan individual menufor you.

USER-FRIENDLY ICONS MAKE IT EASY TO OPERATE YOUR BUSCH-COMFORTTOUCH®

NAVIGATION / NAVIGATION BAR

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MEDIA PLAYER

Touch the “Media Player” icon in the statusbar or the corresponding item in the navigati-on menu to open the media player.

Press “Select Directory” in the media playerto open the file browser.

Choose between USB stick or SD card. And access network servers with music orfilms, when you place these files on the net-work.

You can call up music or video files by selec-ting “Open Directory” or go back via“Directory Up”.Select “Scroll Alphabetically” to move tothe next letter. Once you have selected a song or a directory,press “Display”.

Select directory:

PanelLine-out

MP3-PLAYER

Start

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Name Date

Back

Display ...

Sort alphabetically

MOVIE SERVER

Start

SD card

Directory upwards

Open directory

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Amy Winehouse 30/03/2008

30/03/2008

30/03/2008

30/03/2008

30/03/2008

Rolling Stones

Nelly Furtado

The Beatles

U2

Date

30/06/2008

30/06/2008

30/06/2008

30/06/2008

30/06/2008 Back

Display ...

Sort alphabetically

MOVIE SERVER

Start

Movie server

Movie server

Music server

USB stick

SD card

Amy Winehouse

Rolling Stones

Nelly Furtado

The Beatles

U2

Name

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MEDIA PLAYER

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Your songs are now in the playlist.

Line-out: Use this function to control externalspeakers.

Panel: The music plays via integrated spea-kers in Busch-ComfortTouch®.

Scroll forward or back to the next folder.

Use the following buttons to control themusic or video.

Adjust the volume via the slider.

MP3-PLAYER / DIRCTORY / SUB DIRCTORY

The Beatles01 Sgt. Pepper´s Lonely Hearts Club Band02 With A Little Help From My Friends 03 Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds 04 Getting Better 05 Fixing A Hole06 She's Leaving Home07 Being For The Benefit Of Mr Kite 08 Within You Without You

The Beatles

Sgt. Pepper´s Lonely Hearts Club BandLucy in the Sky with Diamonds Pop44:35 -35:56

Start

Select directory:

PanelLine-out

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Play Stop Pause last track next track

Shuffle Replay track Replay folder

MEDIA PLAYER

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WEB RADIO

The Busch-ComfortTouch® enables the user tostream Internet radio directly on the panel usingthe Web Radio feature. Audio can be providedby the integrated speaker or in stereo via theline-out output with a connection to an externalsound system or active speakers. Up to ten streams can be set using IP Project.

WEB TV

The Busch Busch-ComfortTouch® enables theuser to stream Internet TV directly on the panelusing the Web TV feature. Audio can be provi-ded by the integrated speaker or in stereo viathe line-out output with a connection to an exter-nal sound system or active speakers. The imagecan be displayed in reduced size at the upperleft or in full screen mode. Note: The quality of the full screen imagedepends on the image size of the stream. Up toten streams can be set using IP Project.

WEB RADIO

Start

1 Live

WDR 2

WDR 3

HR 3

Bayern 3

DLF

WDR 4

WDR 5

PanelLine-out


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WEB TV

Start

Phoenix

Fullscreen

3-Sat

WDR

NDR

PanelLine-out

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WEB RADIO WEB TV

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DATA LOGGER

The data logger integrated in the Busch-ComfortTouch® can graphically display data forup to eight communication objects. If thesecommunication objects are linked with sen-sors via group addresses, the energy con-sumption of a house, the power output of aphotovoltaic system or the fill level of an oiltank can be visualised, for example.To ensure that these values can be proces-sed, the Busch-ComfortTouch® stores thedata in a predefined directory.

CALENDAR

The Calender function enables users to speci-fy times on certain days of the year whenspecial scenes are triggered. These preset-tings can be repeated annually.

DATA LOGGER

Start

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Wind speed [m/s]

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100

0

Export

Reset

Wind speed


CALENDAR

Start

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January

May

September October

June

February March

July

November December

August

April


DATA LOGGER CALENDAR

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BABY PHONE

Using the Baby Phone application, camerasand microphones of other ComfortTouch inthe network can be used, for example, tomonitor a sleeping baby in a children's room.If the sound levels there exceed a set value,the Baby Phone application establishes anaudio/video connection to other selectedpanels. The connection allows parents to seeand talk with the child.

BABY MINDER SERVER SETTINGS

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Panel Uptime Select

Volume:

Microphone:

Highest value:

Stop server

Start

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BABY PHONE

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PHONE (VOIP)

The Busch-ComfortTouch® can be used as anInternet protocol telephone (VoIP phone) withthe Telephone (VoIP) application page. However,the following requirements must be met:• There must be a broadband Internet connec-

tion with a transfer rate of at least 100 kbits/sin both directions.

• The Internet provider must allow VoIP. • For the Busch-ComfortTouch® to be reacha-

ble via a conventional call number, an SIP account must be obtained from the Internet provider.

INTERCOM

The intercom function allows the Busch-ComfortTouch® to also be used as a housephone. This function enables users to connecttwo or more panels with image and sound. Theintercom offers the user three operating modes:• A direct connection establishes a two-way

connection between two panels (both sides can speak). The caller must accept the call. A broadcast enables a one-way connection tomultiple panels (only the sender can speak). Broadcasts require no acceptance on the receiver side.

Dial

Call List

PHONEName Telephone number

Mr. Smith +49 1234 56789

Busch-Jaeger Elektro +49 180 5 669900

Start

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+49 180 5 669900

1

4

2

5

3

7

SOS DEL

*

8

0 #

9

6


INTERCOM

Start

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Panel Availability Select

Regular showDeselect all

Select all

Group view

Live show

Direkte Verbindung

Block incoming connecti...


PHONE (VOIP) INTERCOM

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ROOM THERMOSTAT

Touch the temperature in the status bar orthe relevant button on a control screen toopen the room thermostat.

OPERATING MODES

Comfort

Enables you to adjust your heating system forwhen you are at home. The “Cooling” and“Fan Level” options are only available withan AC system.

Standby

Set the temperature for when your are not athome.

Night mode

Controls the temperature at night.

Switch-off

Switches off the heating system. Frost/heatprotection mode is enabled.

Manual heating and cooling

If you have an AC system, this functionallows you to adjust the fan level.

Party mode

Run your heating system for a specific periodof time, e.g., if you have guests at your homebut the heating system normally switches offat 9 p.m.

Heating setpoint

Adjust the slider to change the setpoint forthe heating system. The information aboutthe status of your heating system is displayedin the status bar.

Heating setpoint:

KITCHEN

21.0°C

TemperatureThermostat status:

Party time On

OK

19.3°C

Start SystemE-Mail RSS

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ROOM THERMOSTAT

Heating setpoint: 21.0°C

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ALARM CLOCK

To open the alarm clock, touch the clock inthe status bar or the relevant item in the navi-gation bar.

The alarm clock enables you to set a wake-uptime for each day. Place a checkmark besidethe time to activate the alarm. The alarmclock icon is displayed above the time in thestatus bar.

Touch “All” to activate all the days of theweek.

Press “Drop Out Tomorrow”, if you do notwant to be awoken on the next day.Select “Activate Scene” to enable the pre-configured scenes. For more about workingwith scenes, see “Scenes/Sequences”.Use the “Lead-in” function to set the pre-runperiod. This enables you to switch on theheating system an hour before your alarmtime so that, e.g., the bathroom is heated toyour preferred temperature.Select “OK” to apply the settings.

TIMER

Touch the time or the timer icon in the navi-gation bar to choose the timer in the selecti-on window.Set your timers in this window. Your electrici-an can install up to five timers. Press“Activate Scene”. This enables you to selectscenes at the start and end of the timer.Once done, select “OK” to apply your set-tings. For more about working with scenes,see “Scenes/Sequences”.

Monday:

00:00

00:00 16:15

00:00

00:00

00:00 00:00

Tuesday: Wednesday: Thursday: Information about the lead in function

Saturday:Friday: Sunday: All Drop out tomo...

Activate scene ...

ALARM CLOCK

Start

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Activate scene ...

SHORT-PERIOD TIMER

Start

Timer4

00:00

Timer5

00:00

Timer3Timer2

00:00

Timer1

00:00 00:00

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Day

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

Wake Off Snooze Pre-run Pre-run time

OK

Back

ALARM CLOCK > SPECIAL SCENES

Start

00:00

ALARM CLOCK / T IMER

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VOICE MESSAGE

You can open voice messages via the naviga-tion bar or relevant icon in the status bar.

Touch “New” to record a voice message.

Select “Record” and speak into the integra-ted microphone. If you finish before 60 seconds, press “Finish

Recording”. Otherwise, the recording endsautomatically after 60 seconds.

Touch “Next” to search for the person forwhom the message is intended.

Press “Save” to save the message.

VOICE MESSAGE

Start

Addressee Number of messages

Open ...

New ...All 0

0

0

0


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Mr. Smith

Ms. Smith

Junior Smith

VOICE MESSAGE

Start

RecordMicrophone

Noise Level To overview

Record: maximum 60 seconds 00:00

60:0000:00


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VOICE MESSAGE

Start

Addressee Selected

Save

Back

Deselect All

Select all

To overview

Mr. Smith

Ms. Smith

Junior Smith


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VOICE MESSAGE

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To listen to a message, press the icon in thestatus bar or the navigation bar.Select “Open Voice Message”.

The green dot indicates new voice messages.Press the name and then “Open”.

Select “Play” to listen to a message.To remove a voice message, press “Delete”. You can press the icon “To Overview” tojump to the user selection.

VOICE MESSAGE

Start


Open ...

New …All

Mr. Smith

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Ms. Smith 3

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VOICE MESSAGE

Start


Open ...

New …All

Mr. Smith

1

0

Junior Smith 0


Ms. Smith 1

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VOICE MESSAGE

Start

Message from Duration in seconds

Play ...

Delete

To overview

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VOICE MESSAGE

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IMAGE MESSAGE

You can open image messages via the naviga-tion or status bar.

Touch “New” to record a new image mes-sage.

Leave messages for family members or otherpersons. It’s easy with the stylus pen.Press “Next” to move to the next screen.

Select the message recipient. Then press“Save”. An icon in the status bar indicates anew message.

IMAGE MESSAGE

Addressee Number of messagesNew ...

View ...

All 6

4User 1

Start

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IMAGE MESSAGE

Continue ...

Back

Start

Eraser

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IMAGE MESSAGE

Save

Overview

Mr. Smith

Addressee Selected

Ms. Smith

Junior Smith

Back

Start

Select all

Deselect all


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IMAGE MESSAGE

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To read a message, touch the icon in the sta-tus bar. Then select “Open Message”.

The green dot indicates new messages.Press your user name and then “View” toview messages.If you have several messages, the greensquare indicates a new message.

Touch the message and then select “Read”

to go to the full-page mode or select “Edit”

to update a message and resend. To removea message permanently, press “Delete”. Youcan press the “Overview” icon to jump tothe user selection. Touch “New” to record anew message.

VOICE MESSAGE

Start


Open ...

New …All 7

4


3

3

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Mr. Smith

Junior Smith

Ms. Smith

06/04/2008 / 09:23:27 pm

VOICE MESSAGEScreen Message

Read ...

New...

Overview

Delete


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VOICE MESSAGE

Start


Open ...

New …All 7

4


3

1

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Mr. Smith

Junior Smith

Ms. Smith

IMAGE MESSAGE

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WEEKLY PROGRAM

Touch the date in the status bar or the icon inthe navigation bar.

Your electrician can add weekly programs toyour Busch-ComfortTouch®. Select a weeklyprogram.

Press “Edit Weekly Program”.

This screen shows you when and if scenesare active. To change the start time, press“Set Start Time”.

WELCOME SCREEN

Start

Heating

Living Room

SystemExtras MultimediaMemo SecurityHouse controlOpen weekly program

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WEEKLY PROGRAM

WEEKLY PROGRAM

Aktive

Weekend

Weekly program

Name

Edit Weekly program ...


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WEEKLY PROGRAM > WEEKLY PROGRAM > VALIDITY

Aktive

MO-FR(13:48)

FRIDAY(08:00)

THURSDAY(12:15)

Never

Never

Never

Set Validity ...

Reset

Adjust start time ...

Start

Start time

T1

T2

T3

ValidityScene

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To activate a day, press the day on thetouchscreen. Days you have selected arehighlighted.Astro function: Opens and closes your blindsautomatically each day a few minutes later orearlier depending on the season.

When you activate the lock function you canadjust the preconfigured times for the astrofunction via “Not Before” and “Not After”.

Press “OK” to go to the overview.Press a scene and then “Set Validity

Range” to open the following view.

Select the icon “Set Validity Range” toassign, e.g., the validity range for holidays.Touch the individual days to highlight and addthem to the validity range.Press the next month to begin editing. Thecalendar scrolls left or right when editing.

To select the validity range for individualscenes, press one of the three options.

If you have selected a day, e.g., under “Free

Days” or “Weekend” and the “Outside”

option is selected, the latter is applied.

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WEEKLY PROGRAM > WEEKLY PROGRAM > MO-FR (13:48)

Start

MO TU WE

SA

Su

Start time: Not before: Not after:

Back

OK

FRTH

13:48 00:0000:00

Astro functionInfo: Weekly timers can be shifted in response to an astro function.

Blocking functionInfo: The astro shift can be restricted by parameters “Not before X o´clock” and “Not after Y o´clock”

WEEKLY PROGRAM > WEEKLY PROGRAM > VALIDITY

Aktive

MO-FR(13:48)

FRIDAY(08:00)

THURSDAY(12:15)

Never

Never

Never

Set Validity ...

Back

Adjust start time ...

Start

Start time

T1

T2

T3

ValidityScene

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WEEKLY PROGRAM > WEEKLY PROGRAM > VALIDITY INTERVAL

Validity Interval

Start

OK

Reset

Edit Validity ...

Free Days

Holidays

Weekend

SystemE-Mail/RSS

School Holidays

Holiday

Easter

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Within theselected days

Outside theselected days

Always

WEEKLY PROGRAM

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WEEKLY PROGRAM

To apply the valid days, press “OK”.You can also edit the validity range for theother days.Press “OK” to apply the settings.

Press “System Settings/Weekly

Programs” and then “Modify”.

Enable or disable the astro and lock functionsin this view.

Press “OK”.

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WEEKLY PROGRAM> W > VALIDITY RANGE> VALIDITY RANGE 1

Back

AugustJune

July

1 2 3 4 5 6

7 8 9 10 11 12

13 14 15 16 17 18

19 20 21 22 23 24

25 26 27 28 29 30

31 OK

Start

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 89 10 11 12 13 14 15 1617 18 19 20 21 22 2325 26 27 28 29 30 31

24

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 89 10 11 12 13 14 15 1617 18 19 20 21 22 2325 26 27 28 29 30

24

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SYSTEM SETTINGS > WEEKLY PROGRAM

Start

OK

Back

Activate astro function

Activate astro restriction function

Yes No

Yes No

SystemE-Mail/RSS

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IR REMOTE CONTROL

Locate the item “IR remote control” in thenavigation menu.This opens the window above:The functions suitable for remote controlappear on the left.

Press “Teach-in” to assign a function toremote control.This takes about 5 seconds. During this time,you must press the button on the remotecontrol to assign the function to this button.

If the procedure was successful, a checkmarkappears “Assigned”.

Press “Reset” to cancel the button for a spe-cific function.

You can select between a Busch-Remote Control® IR and Beo4.

IR-REMOTE CONTROL

AssignedValue

Reset

Programming

Start

Function

Switch to RTC Mode 3

1

1

true

true

true

Wall Light

Ceiling lamp

Reading Lamp

Blind west

Blind north

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IR-REMOTE CONTROL

AssignedValue

Reset

Programming

Start

Function


1

1

true

true

true

Wall Light

Ceiling lamp

Reading Lamp

Blind west

Blind north

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IR-REMOTE CONTROL

AssignedValue

Reset

Programming

Start

Function


1

1

true

true

true

Wall Light

Ceiling lamp

Reading Lamp

Blind west

Blind north

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IR REMOTE CONTROL

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SCENE EDITOR

SCENE EDITOR

Press the scene editor in the navigation bar.

Example: “Home Control”.

Find a category that contains a scene youwant to change and press “Open”.

To edit “Scenes for Weekly Program”,select the relevant weekly program.

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WELCOME SCREEN

Start

Weekly timer

Scenes/Sequence editor

Kitchen

Living room

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SCENEEDITOR

Start

Open ...

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Choose Category

Default Scenes

Scenes for weekly program

Scene for fault and alarm messages

Scenes for alarm clock

Scenes for short-period timer

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Weekend

Weekly program

SCENENEDITOR > SCENES FOR WEEKLY PROGRAM

Start

Open ...

Reset

Choose Category

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SCENE EDITOR

Press a scene to begin editing. Touch “Edit Scene” to open the view above.

Select an item and press the arrow to changethe sequence within a scene. Press “Add

Function” to add a function.

Place a checkmark beside the function youwant to include in the scene. Press “Insert”

to integrate the scenes.

WEEKLY PROGRAM > WEEKLY PROGRAM

Programming

Fast run-through

Start

Description 00:01

Stop

Reset

Edit scene ...

Start Extras

Name

Television 00:01

00:01

00:01

Dining

Sleeping

Status Remaining time

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SCENENEDITOR > SCENES FOR WEEKLY PROGRAM> WEEKLY PROGRAM 1 > T1

Start

Save

BackAdd function ...

Value:

0

Delay:Selection Delay ValueCeiling lamp 00:00 0

Wandleuchte 00:01 wrong

Blinds west 00:01 0

Blinds east 00:01 45

Delete function

00'01

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SCENEEDITOR > SCENES FOR WEEKLY PROGRAM > WEEKLY PROGRAM 1 > T1

Using

Back

Add

Start

Function

Table Lamp

Light Input

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Blind north

Ceiling lamp kitchen

Ceiling lamp dining room

Ceiling lamp bathroom

30

Value 60%

DownUp

SCENE EDITOR

Change the delay time to vary the time inter-val between two activities.

Use “Value” to specify, e.g., whether a blindshould be lowered or to set the brightness ofthe ceiling lamp.

Touch “Delete Function” to remove a functi-on from the list.

Press “Save” when you are finished editing.Your settings are updated.

SCENEEDITOR > SCENES FOR THE WEEKLY PROG > WEEKLY PROGRAMM 1 > T1

Start

Save


Value:

0


Wall Light 00:01 wrong

Blind west 00:01 0

Blind east 00:01 45

Delete function

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Extras

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SCENE EDITOR

Select “Teach-in”, if you have created a cozyatmosphere and want to create a new scene. Place a checkmark beside “Rapid Run-

Through” and press “Start“ to play thescene once without delays.

Press “Back”, if you want to go to the groupselection, e.g., to edit a different scene.

Press “Back” if you want to go to the cate-gory selection. This screen allows you to editscenes for other categories.

WEEKLY PROGRAM > WEEKLY PROGRAM

Programming

Fast run-through

Start

Description 00:01

Stop

Reset

Edit scene ...

Start Extras

Name

Television 00:01

00:01

00:01

Dining

Sleeping

Status Remaining time

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Weekend

Weekly program

SCENENEDITOR > SCENES FOR WEEKLY PROGRAM

Start

Open ...

Reset

Choose Category

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SCENEEDITOR

Start

Open ...

Choose Category

Default Scenes

Scenes for weekly program

Scene for fault and alarm messages

Scenes for alarm clock

Scenes for short-period timer

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E-MAIL / FEED READER

E-MAIL / FEED READER

To open your e-mail, touch the mail icon inthe navigation or status bar.

Select “E-mail”.

Press “Update” to refresh your mailbox.

Touch an e-mail and press “Read” to openindividual mail.

New messages are indicated by a green icon.

You can answer e-mails directly with voice orgraphic messages.

Touch the icon or the relevant item in thenavigation menu.

Press “Feed Reader”.

This screen allows you to select the readeryou want to update.Press “Open”. Search for a report in this view. Press “Read”

to view the message.Press “Overview” to go to the overview.

E-MAIL

Reference Source Date Time

Read

Update

E-Mail/RSSStart

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Hello Mr. John Smith 05/04/2008 15:44

Meeting Ms. Jane Smith 02/04/2008 09:25

E-MAIL

Reference Source Date Time

Read

Update

E-Mail/RSSStart

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Hello Junior Smith 05/04/2008 15:44

Meeting Mr. Smith 02/04/2008 09:25

Feed Reader

Feed Reader

E-Mail

FEED-READER

Source Up start page

Start

Open ...Update

SystemE-Mail/RSS

News

Weather

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CAMERA SURVEILLANCE

CAMERA SURVEILLANCE

Connect an IP camera to monitor your homesurroundings.

The initial screen shows a preview. Press“Display” to switch to camera mode.

The buttons enable you to control the IPcamera, change the volume and zoom in/out.

To view the most recent images, click on“Camera archive”.

CAMERA SURVEILLANCECameras

Garden Entry

Indicators ...

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Nicht verfügbar


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Press the Busch-Jaeger icon.

Touch the “System Settings” icon.Press “E-mail” and then “Modify”.The view shown above is displayed.This screen enables you to select the e-mailsyou want to display in your mailbox.Press “OK”.

Volume

To Overview

Single image archivingfor the camera "entrance" isenabled.

Camera archive ...

Zoom

Alignment

TERRACE CAMERA

Start

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SYSTEM SETTINGS > E-MAIL

OK

Back

SystemE-Mail/RSS

Show all e-mails

E-mails max ag ...

1 Day

2 Days

3 Days

4 Days

5 Days

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ALARM SYSTEM

Touch the icon in the status bar and thenselect “Open Alarm System”.

This screen displays the alarm circuits con-nected and their status.Press an alarm circuit and select “Edit Signal

Contacts”.If the status is not OK, you cannot arm thealarm system.

Touch the “Ignore” icon to suppress thefault. Enter your PIN code to arm the alarmsystem.Press “Overview” to go to the overview.

Press “Change PIN” to enter a new PIN forthe alarm system.After entering the old PIN, press “OK”. Enteryour new PIN. Press “OK”. Enter the newPIN again and press “OK”.It makes sense to select a different PIN forthe “Silent Alarm”.

ALARM SYSTEM

MESSAGE SYSTEM

Start

Disarm

Change PIN(silent alarm) ...

Change PIN ...

Edit Message circuit ...

Message circuit Status Monitored

Signal contact one Armed

Signal contact two Armed

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MESSAGE SYSTEM > SIGNAL CONTACT ONE

Start

Overview ...

Ignore

Advise:Please remove the source of the fault and select "Ignore Fault" to arm contacts around the control

Sensor Status Monitored

Window alarm OK

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MESSAGE SYSTEM

Start

Arm

Edit Message contact ...

Change PIN ...

Change PIN(Silent alarm) ...

Mr. John SmithMs. Jane SmithElectrician

Message contact ALT PIN CODE

DEL

1 2 3

4 5 6

7 8 9

0

Quit OK

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FAULT AND ALARM MESSAGING

FAULT AND ALARM MESSAGING

FAULT AND ALARM MESSAGES

Start

Export messages

Delete messages

Confirm

Adjustments

Old messagesLatest Messages Date Time State Ack

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FAULT AND ALARM MESSAGES > SETTINGS

Start

Overview

Warnung

Notiz

Alarm

Water Alarm

Glass Breakage

Heating

E-mail [email protected]

Channel/Sensor Message type Warning tone E-Mail Scene

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Press “Old Alarms” to display the confirmedalarms. Press “Confirm” to acknowledge exi-sting alarms.

Touch the “Settings” icon to specify howfaults are handled.

Select from “Warning Tone”, “E-Mail” or“Scene”. You can also select more than oneoption.

Press “Overview” to go to the overview.Use the “Delete Alarms” function to removean alarm. Press “Export Alarms” to exportalarms to data storage media.

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IMPORT / EXPORT

Press the Busch-Jaeger icon.

Use the “Export” function to download theproject.

Select the destination for the download: USB,SD card, own server.

Touch “Export” to download the project.

Press “OK” when the export is finished.

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SYSTEM SETTINGS

Applications

ern

SystemE-Mail/RSS

Fault and alarm messages

System settings

Timer

Winter garden

Weekly program

Living Room Import

Display calibration

System settings

Export

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USB STICK > PROJECTS

Export ...

Back

Name DateUSB stick

Directory upwards

Open directory

Jump alphabetically

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Export ...

Back

USB stick

Directory upwards

Open directory

Jump alphabetically

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NOTE

Export successful.

OK

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Export

Back

Name DateUSB stick

Directory upwards

Open directory

Jump alphabetically

Start

CP_Fam_Smith.zip 06/04/2008

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Import ...

Back

Name DateUSB stick

Directory upwards

Open directory

Jump alphabetically

CP_Fam_Smith.zip 06/04/2008

The exported file is now shown in your direc-tory.

Press the Busch-Jaeger icon and then“Import”.

Find the project on a drive: USB, SD card orown server.Select the file and the press “Import” toupload a project to your Busch-ComfortTouch®.

IMPORT / EXPORT

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SCREEN SAVER

Press the Busch-Jaeger icon.Press “System” in the navigation bar.Then press “System Settings”.

The view shown above is displayed.Press “Screen Saver” and then “Adjust” tochange the settings for the screen saver.

The view above is displayed.

A Set the start time for the screen saver.

B Set the time for the display to switch to standby mode.

C Set the effects (for images only).

D Set the sequence for images.

E Set the time for changing images.

Press “OK” to apply your settings.

SYSTEM SETTINGS > SCREEN SAVER

OK

Back

Alphabetically s

SystemE-Mail/RSS

No screen saver

Display always on

Effects Change Interval

fade 0

Order

Start timeout Screen off

5 min.

10 min.

15 min.

30 min.

60 min.

5 min.

10 min.

15 min.

30 min.

60 min.

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A

B C+D E

Feed Reader

Start

SYSTEM SETTINGS

Applications

arm

SystemE-Mail/RSS

Feed Reader

Screen saver

Date and Time

E-Mail

Short-period timer

Message system Import

Display calibration

System settings

Export

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Feed Reader

SYSTEM SETTINGS

Applications

Start

Adjust

SystemE-Mail/RSS

Feed Reader

Screen saver

Date and time

E-Mail

Short-period timer

Message system

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SCREEN SAVER

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DATE / TIME

DATE / TIME

Select “System Settings” in this view. Press “Date and Time” and then “Adjust”. The view above is displayed:

A Set the time in this window.

B Set the date here.

C Choose a date format: “DD-MM-YYYY” or “MM/DD/YYYY”

and a time format: “24h”, “12h” or “12h am/pm”.

D+E Enter your geographical position –required for astro functions.

F Enter your time zone in this window to ensure that your Busch-ComfortTouch®

is adjusted automatically for daylight saving changes.

SYSTEM SETTINGS > DATEN AND TIME

OK

Back

SystemE-Mail/RSS

Time

24h

Time format

0.0

Latitude

10:16´22

Date

TT-MM-JJJJ

Date format

0.0

Longitude

04:07´08

Timezone

(GMT-12:00)International ...

(GMT-11:00)Midway Islan ...

(GMT-10:00)Hawaii(GMT-03:00)Alaska(GMT-08:00)Tijuana, Baja ...

(GMT-08:00)Pacific Time ...

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B C+D

A

C

E

Feed Reader

SYSTEM SETTINGS

Applications

rm

Feed Reader

Screen saver

Date and time

E-Mail

Short-period timer

Message system Import

Display calibration

System settings

Export

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Feed Reader

SYSTEM SETTINGS

Applications

Adjust

SystemE-Mail/RSS

Screen saver

Date and time

E-Mail

Short-period timer

Message system

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NETWORK SETTINGS

Press the Busch-Jaeger icon in the navigationbar and select “System Settings“. Touch the“Network Settings” icon. Then press“Modify”.

Press “No Network”, if you have not set upa network.

Press “LAN“, if a network cable is connectedto your Busch-ComfortTouch®.

Press “WLAN“, if your Busch-ComfortTouch®

is part of a wireless network.

Kitchen

SYSTEM SETTING

Applications

Change

Message system

Network settings

PIN code entry

Bedroom

Voice message

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SYSTEM SETTINGS > NETWORK SETTINGS

OK

Back

Advanced

Start

No Network

LAN

WLAN

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OK

Back

Start

No NetworkDHCP

No DHCP

LAN

WLAN

Primary DNS

0.0.0.0

Secondary DNS

0.0.0.0

IP adress

10.0.0.10

Subnet mask

255.255.255.0

Default gateway

0.0.0.0

Advanced

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NETWORK SETTINGS

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When operating your Busch-ComfortTouch® ina network environment, you can specifywhether to assign a permanent IP address toBusch-ComfortTouch® or select a dynamic IP.

The configuration options available for a LANconnection are identical to those available fora WLAN network.

Special WLAN settings are also available.


OK

Back

Start

No NetworkDHCP

No DHCP

LAN

WLAN

Primary DNS

0.0.0.0

Secondary DNS

0.0.0.0

IP adress

10.0.0.10

Subnet mask

255.255.255.0

Default gateway

0.0.0.0

Advanced

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OK

Back

Start

No NetworkDHCP

Dynamic IP, D

LAN

WLAN

Advanced

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SYSTEM SYSTEMS > NETWORK SETTINGS

OK

Back

Start

No NetworkDHCP

No DHCP

LAN

WLAN

Primary DNS

0.0.0.0

Secondary DNS

0.0.0.0

IP adress

10.0.0.10

Subnet mask

255.255.255.0

Default gateway

0.0.0.0

Advanced

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Press “Advanced” to display the view above.This window shows the available WLAN net-works.

Touch the different settings to adjust them toyour WLAN network.

Press the icon for “Read from SD Card” or“Read from USB” to add a text file with theWLAN password.

Press “OK” to apply the settings.

Start


OK

Back

WLAN-networks WLAN SSIDUpdate

Read from USB stick

Read from SD card

Mustermann

Channel

11

Encryption

WPA2

Algorithm

TKIP

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SYSTEM SETTINGS

Arabic

System languages

Chinese

Danish

German

English

Finnish

English

Czech

Danish

Greek

Spanish

User language

OK

Back

Button Click

Off

Yes

IPP user account enabled

First day of the week

Monday

,

Fractional separator

.

Thousands separator

°C

Temperature Unit

Start

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SYSTEM SETTINGS

Press the Busch-Jaeger icon to display thesystem settings.Press “System Settings” and then “Adjust”

to display the view above.

A Set the system language to determine, e.g., the language of the system dialogssuch as notices, messages and alarm messaging.

B Specify the interface language, e.g., the labeling of elements in the display. This language is used to to operate your Busch-ComfortTouch®.

C Set the first day of the week in this window.

D Set the decimal separator in this window.

E Set the thousands separator in this window.

F Set your temperature display in this window.

G Switch on/off the click heard when pressing a field.

H Set up your IPP user account.

B C+D+E+F G+H

A

PIN code entry

SystemE-Mail/RSS

SYSTEM SETTINGS

Applications

Adjust

Bedroom

Voice message

Fault and alarm messages

System settings

Alarm clock

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VOLUME CONTROL

VOLUME CONTROL

Press the Busch-Jaeger icon. Touch the “System Settings“ icon.Press the button for the “Timer“, “Alarm

System“, “PIN Code Entry“, “Voice

Messages“ or “Fault and Alarm Messaging“

and then select “Modify“ to adjust the defaultvolume.

SYSTEM SETTINGS > MESSAGE SYSTEM

OK

Back

Standard volume, %

40

0

60

SystemE-Mail/RSS

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CARE INSTRUCTIONS

CLEANING LOCK

To ensure that functions on Busch-ComfortTouch® are not activated accidentallyduring housecleaning activities, you can lockthe controls for a specific time period.To switch on the cleaning lock, press and holdthe start button.Once you accept the message, the cleaninglock is activated.The cleaning lock switches off automaticallyafter 60 seconds.

Do not spray any cleaning agentsdirectly on the screen.Clean the screen using a soft cloth

and standard glass cleaner.

SystemE-Mail/RSSStart

CLEANING LOCK

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