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Aperture Enclosure, 2 Gang

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Aperture Enclosure, 2 Gang

Item Number: 56/32-CG

Datasheet

Product Dimensions

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Width101 mm

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Height107 mm

Depth icon

Depth77 mm

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Specifications

Design

Range of product

Series 56

Range

Clipsal - 56 Series

Product brand

Clipsal

Colour

grey (RAL 7035)

Market segment

  • industry
  • small commercial
  • utility

Sustainable offer status

Green Premium product

Physical

Outlet standard

industrial

Number of gangs

2 gangs

Device mounting

surface

Fixing mode

by screws

Length

107 mm

Width

101 mm

Depth

77 mm

Height

107 mm

Net weight

0.389 kg

IP degree of protection

IP66

Ambient air temperature for operation

-25...75 °C

REACh Regulation

Reference contains Substances of Very High Concern above the threshold

EU RoHS Directive

Compliant

Mercury free

Yes

RoHS exemption information

Yes

China RoHS Regulation

Product out of China RoHS scope. Substance declaration for your information

Environmental Disclosure

ENVPEP120809EN

Material

Material

ABS (acrylonitrile butadiene-styrene): cover

Others

Package 1 Bare Product Quantity

1

Plug, socket category

low voltage

Cover type

transparent

Shape

square

Cable entry number

2

Tightening torque

0.8 N.m

Targeted country

Australia

Compatibility code

30 Mech

Unit Type of Package 1

PCE

Number of Units in Package 1

1

Package 1 Height

10.7 cm

Package 1 Width

10.1 cm

Package 1 Length

7.7 cm

Package 1 Weight

0.389 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions

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Feedback for PUSH Controls slow from C-Bus?

PUSH Contols is not getting feedback from C-Bus property, is slow or not at all?

Note: These recommendations or suggestions below are assuming you are familiar with programming PUSH Controls, have the Project Editor Software & have the original project file (.bwe).

I. RS232 preferable

Symptom: slow feedback or control
During our testing when developing the C-Bus module, the performance of the C-Bus module is much better when using C-Bus 5500PC (RS232) compared to C-Bus 5500CN (TCP).
IMPORTANT: when changing communication method between RS232 and TCP, make sure to re-upload the project programming both to the Push controller and Push app (iOS or Android). Otherwise your site (or part of it) will still be using the old communication method.

II. Double Check your RS232 Cabling

Symptom: from Push app you can control C-Bus lighting but no feedback update (ie. when you physically press a C-Bus switch, the Push app doesn’t update) or vice versa
Check the RS232 cabling, a one-way communication could indicate that there is issue with either the RX or TX side of the cabling.

III. Local Network & Lighting Application Only

Symptom: unable to control or receive feedback, except for C-Bus groups on local network and lighting application
The C-Bus module only support a single network, which is the local network. In regard to feedback, only feedback for C-Bus group with application address of 56 (lighting) will be displayed.

IV. Check Feedback State Id

Symptom: no feedback on sliders however toggle buttons receives feedback (showing latest state); or vice versa
The Feedback State Id is different between a slider and a toggle button. The reason is because a slider displays a value between 0 – 255 but toggle button displays either 0 or 1 (on or off).

Slider

Format: PUSH_CBus_LevelApplicationAddress_GroupAddress. See sample below for a slider which is programmed for C-Bus group 0/56/32.
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Toggle Button

The Feedback State Id for a toggle button is available as a selection from the combobox. See below for a toggle button which is programmed for C-Bus group 0/56/32.

 

V. No Feedback on non-native C-Bus groups

Symptom: no feedback on C-Bus groups which control non-native C-Bus devices. For example: DALI.
This is due to the behaviour of MMI’s within C-Bus, a non-native C-Bus devices (such as DALI gateway) is not considered an output unit, therefore does not partake in in the MMI process when a switch supporting the application initiates it. Because of this, this means that the feedback of a DALI group address has to be monitored by an output unit which has the particular group addresses programmed into it from that application.
If there are any relays or dimmers on the same application as the DALI gateway, then it is best to load the channels and logic channels with these group addresses, the problem resolves itself at this stage as the group address is programmed into an output unit which partakes in the MMI process.
It is also important that there is a switch on the network which is set up for this application, as with this, no MMI process will begin.
Cheapest option is to use the ELV relay, which will allow us to store 8 group addresses on the channels, plus an additional 4 group addresses into the logic channels.

VI. Remove legacy C-Bus script from your GUI project

Symptom: no feedback on the Push app (ie. when you physically press a C-Bus switch, the Push app doesn’t update)
Legacy C-Bus module (version 3.1 or older) uses a separate script which is located in your GUI project, make sure you delete this when using C-Bus module version 3.2 or above.
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