BRINK 616840 Wireless Controller Installation Guide
- June 3, 2024
- BRINK
Table of Contents
Installation regulations
Wireless Controller
User manual
Dear client,
Thank you for buying the Wireless Controller. This user’s manual contains all
required information to quickly become familiar with the product. We kindly
request you to carefully go through this information before using the
product. This user’s manual is intended for the Wireless Controller installer
and end user.
Take good care of this user’s manual! For more information or ordering
manuals, please contact:
Brink Climate Systems B.V.
P.O. Box 11
NL-7950 AA, Staphorst, The Netherlands
T: +31 (0) 522 46 99 44
F. +31 (0) 522 46 94 00
E. info@brinkclimatesystems.nl
www.brinkclimatesystems.nl
1.1 Description Wireless Controller
Intended and unintended use
This manual is about the Wireless Controller (See A in image below).
The Wireless Controller should only be used in combination with products that
have been approved by Brink Climate Systems B.V.
The Wireless Controller can only be used with a HRU appliance which is
equipped with a USB connection!
The Wireless Controller is a wireless remote control to operate your
ventilation system. This remote control also displays when the filter(s) needs
to be replaced/ cleaned or when the ventilation system is malfunctioning.
Brink supplies a range of wireless remote controls/sensors that make contact
with a heat recovery unit by means of a USB transceiver. This range consists
of the 5 following types of wireless controls/sensors:
A. Wireless Controller
B. Wireless controller with build-in CO2-sensor
C. Wireless Controller with build-in humidity sensor
D. Wireless CO2-sensor
E. Wireless Humidity – sensor
F. USB transceiver
G. Appliance with USB connection (for example HRU appliance type Flair)
The connected ventilation unit is operated by pressing one of the buttons on
the Wireless Controller with your finger.
For explanation of the buttons of the Wireless Controller see ® Overview
operational controls page 6.
The Wireless Controller must always be used with a transceiver on the HRU
appliance; a combination of multiple remote controllers on 1 USB transceiver
is possible.
In total, a maximum combination of 12 controllers /sensors can be connected to
1 transceiver (Max. 4 controllers / max. 4 CO2-sensors and max 4 humidity
sensors).
Note: A controller with a build in CO2-sensor is seen as an CO2-sensor
and a controller with a build-in humidity sensor will be seen as an humidity
sensor.
If multiple controllers /sensors are used, the controller / sensor that
requests the highest ventilation level always has priority.
Boost function ( ):
The boost function can be deactivated at any time by pressing another button
of the Wireless Controller. When the boost button is pressed again during use
of the boost function, the timer is reset and the connected ventilation
device will run on ventilation level 3 again for 30 minutes. For position
“Boost button” see ® Overview operational controls page 6.
The air flow quantities associated with the ventilation settings must always
be set on the connected appliance and cannot be adjusted on the Wireless
Controller. For ventilation settings , see the installation manual of the
relevant connected HRU appliance.
1.2 Delivery content
Check that delivered Wireless Controller is complete and not damaged.
The scope of delivery includes 2 boxes; one for the Wireless Controller with
frame and wall bracket and one for the USB transceiver.
The delivery content of the Wireless Controller consists of the following
components:
- Wireless Controller
- Frame
- Wall bracket
- Double-sided adhesive tape
- Mounting screws
- USB transceiver
- Short information with QR code to on line manual
Technical specification
2.1 General product specification
Product description
| Name: | Wireless Controller |
|---|
Technical product specifications
| Operating voltage: | 3 V |
|---|---|
| Protection class: | IP21 |
| Type of battery : | CR2032.MRF Lithium (preferred manufacturer |
Renata or Panasonic CR-2032/BS )
Not applicable if a permanent power connection is used!
Frequency| 868 MHz
Ambient conditions
| Ambient temperature: | 0 °C to 50 °C |
|---|---|
| Storage temperature: | -20 °C to 60 °C |
| Humidity: | 0% to 90% |
| Other: | For indoor use |
| Max distance between USB transceiver and Wireless Controller | 300 m (open |
field; 1 meter height)
2.2 Environment influences
The Wireless Controller should be placed and used in a space with the
correct ambient conditions for proper operation. The Wireless Controller may
only be mounted indoors, but not close to a heat source, a radiator, in a
extreme humid environment. The Wireless Controller may also not be exposed to
direct radiation heat (sun light). The Wireless Controller may also not be
mounted close to a magnetic field. This could damage internal components.
2.3 Overview operational controls
The Wireless Controller has a number of (capacitive) buttons. Each button is
equiped with a LED
- Button ventilation level 1
- Button ventilation level 2
- Button ventilation level 3
- Button boost function
- Button holiday mode
- Filter/fault indication LED
Button 1
When button 1 is operated, the HRU appliance will be set to ventilation level
1; the white LED next to button 1 will flash once as “button press”
confirmation.
Button 2
When button 2 is operated, the HRU appliance be set to ventilation level 2;
the white LED next to button 2 will flash once as “button press”
confirmation.
Button 3
When button 3 is operated, the HRU appliance will be set to ventilation level
3; the white LED placed next to button 3 will flash once as “button press”
confirmation
Button 4 ( )
When button 4 is operated, the HRU appliance will run for 30 minutes at
ventilation level 3 (boost function) and then again at ventilation position 1;
the white LED placed next to button 4 will flash once as “button press”
confirmation.
Button 5 ( )
When button 5 is operated, the HRU appliance will be set to ventilation level
0 (holiday position); the white LED next to button 5 will blink once as
“button press” confirmation.
Filter/ fault LED
This LED indicates when filter (s) must be cleaned / replaced or when a
malfunction has occurred in the connected HRU appliance.
Filter notification
The filter(s) in the HRU appliance, connected to the Wireless Controller,
should be cleaned or replaced when the red LED on the Wireless Controller
appears.
This LED is on for 10 seconds every 3 hours or for 300 seconds if any of the
buttons are operated (Wireless Controller with battery power supply).
When the Wireless Controller is equipped with a permanent power supply
(optional) this LED is permanently on.
Resetting of the filter notification is not possible with the Wireless
Controller!
Consult the manual of the HRU appliance connected to the Wireless Controller
for resetting filter notification.
Fault notification
If there is a fault in the HRU appliance, connected to the Wireless
Controller, the red LED on the Wireless Controller flashes with frequency of 1
Hz (1 blink per second).
This LED flashes for 10 seconds every 3 hours or for 300 seconds if any of the
buttons are operated (Wireless Controller with battery power supply).
When the Wireless Controller is equipped with a permanent power supply
(optional) this LED flashes permanently.
See the installation instructions of the HRU appliance connected to the
Wireless Controller for troubleshooting for the error notifications indicated
on the Wireless Controller.
Lost connection
When the Wireless Controller lost connection with the USB-transceiver the
fault LED will also flash.
The LED flashes 3 times 0,5 seconds ON and 60 seconds OFF or flashes for 300
seconds if any of the buttons are operated (Wireless Controller with battery
power supply).
Filter and fault notifications are overruled.
Assembly
3.1 Mounting Wireless Controller on the wall
You should perform the step1 to step 4 to assemble the Wireless Controller.
An example of a wireless controller is shown in this section, but other
wireless controllers/sensors are assembled in the same way.
Step 1
The wall bracket can be attached to a flush mount electrical box (Ø 55 mm) or
can be directly mounted on the wall with supplied double sided adhesive tape.
Mounting on a electrical box is only necessary when a permanent power supply
(option) is used. The Wireless Controller should be placed at a height of
approximately 1.65 meters above the floor.
- Screw or glue the wall bracket onto the wall in the correct position.
Take note!
The up arrow on the wall bracket must point upwards!
Step 2
Remove the plastic isolation strip from the battery.
Step 3
Click the Wireless Controller (A) together with supplied frame (B) on the wall
bracket (C).
After mounting the Wireless Controller on the wall bracket remove the foil
from the front.
Step 4
When the Wireless Controller has been fitted on the wall the USB transceiver
can be placed in the USB port of the appliance which must be connected with
the Wireless Controller. To connect the USB transceiver with HRU appliance
see ® Connecting with USB Transceiver (Pairing) page 11 .
3.2 Remove Wireless Controller from wall bracket
For removing the Wireless Controller from the wall bracket grasp the front of
the Wireless Controller by edges and gently pull away from wall.
An example of a wireless controller is shown in this section, but other
wireless controllers/sensors can be removed from the wall bracket in the same
way.
3.3 Connecting the AC/DC converter (option)
Warning!
At all times disconnect the 230 V. power supply when connecting the AC/DC
converter.
When using the optional AC/DC converter, the wall bracket must be attached to
a electrical wall box (Ø 55 mm).
Connect the optional AC/DC converter (A) with the Wireless Controller (B)
conform the wiring diagram.
The following actions should be performed to connect the optional 5V AC/DC
converter:
Step 1
- Place the converter in the wall box.
- The 230V power supply must be connected to the factory mounted gray connectors. Strip the wire over a length of approx. 7 mm.
Step 2
- Screw the wall bracket on the wall box and feed the red and black wires including mounted green connector through the square hole in the in the mounting plate.
Take note!
The up arrow on the wall bracket must point upwards!
Step 3
- After feed the red and black wire with the green connector through the frame connect this to the connector on the back side of the Wireless Controller.
- Removal of the battery is not required but recommended.
A. AC/DC converter (230V~/5V=)
B. Wireless Controller
X1 = Black
X2 = Red
X3 = Brown
X4 = Blue
Step 4
- Click the Wireless Controller (A) together with connected red and black wires and the frame (B) on the wall bracket (C).
- After mounting the Wireless Controller on the wall bracket, remove the foil from the front.
▪ Step 5
- When the Wireless Controller has been fitted on the wall the USB transceiver can be placed in the USB port of the appliance which must be connected with the Wireless Controller. To connect the
- USB transceiver with HRU appliance see ® Connecting with USB Transceiver (Pairing) page 11 .
3.4 Using another frame (option)
The Wireless Controller consists of a wall bracket (C), a frame (B) and the
wireless controller (A). The wall bracket (C) is designed in such a way that a
large number of frames from other vendors also can be used.
The following types of frames can also be used instead of the standard frame:
A. Gira – System 55
B. Busch Jaeger Reflex S1
C. Jung AS
D. Siemens Delta
E. Berker S.1
F. Merten System M
The above mentioned alternative frames are not included in the Brink delivery
program!
Put into use
4.1 Connecting with USB Transceiver (Pairing) When the Wireless Controller is mounted on the wall and the USB transceiver is placed in the HRU (see image on the right), the two can be connected (pairing). Follow the steps as described below:
Step 1
Apply main power supply to the HRU appliance.
Step 2
Press the pairing button of the USB transceiver (>2 sec & < 10 sec).
The green LED on the USB transceiver starts flashing (1x per second). The
pairing mode is active for 10 minutes.
Step 3
Press any button on the Wireless Controller.
The 5 LED’s will flash (0,5 sec. ON and 5 sec. OFF); max time 5
minutes.
Step 4
Press the pairing button ( >2 sec & < 10 sec) on the bottom of the controller
(through a small hole), for example with the end of a paper clip.
Pairing enabled when four LEDs light in turn (0.5 sec. ON and next will ON
when previous is OFF).
Pairing disabled when Filter/service LED is ON for two seconds; go back to
step 3.
Step 5
For configure a “note ID” press any of the four buttons on the Wireless
Controller (do not use the holiday button ). For example press button 2; LED 2
will flash once.
When there are more Wireless Controller to connect with the device, press
different buttons; the number of the button is also the number of connected
accessories in the menu of the device. If pairing is not successful go back
to Step 4. Check also the USB transceiver.
4.2 Back to factory setting Wireless Controller
It is possible to set the Wireless Controller back to factory settings.
Perform the following actions for both controller(s) and the USB transceiver:
Factory setting controller
- Press the pairing button (for example with end of a paperclip) for more than 20 seconds.
- To confirm this reset all LED’s will flash two times.
- All the pairing information has been deleted from the
- Wireless Controller.
Factory setting USB transceiver
- Press the button for more than 20 seconds.
- To confirm this reset the green LED will flash two times.
- All the pairing information has been deleted from the
- USB transceiver.
Maintenance
5.1 General maintenance
Careful!
Clean the screen with a soft cloth.
Never apply water and/or (cleaning) liquid to the screen.
5.2 Replace battery
Replace battery
If there is no response to the operation of the buttons and the LED no longer
lights up if buttons are operated, the battery voltage is too low.
(Not applicable if the optional 230 volt power supply interface is used.)
Replace battery with correct type CR2032.MRF battery manufacturer Renata (or
Panasonic CR-2032/BS ).
Pay attention to the position of the battery! The text marked “+” must always
be legible after inserting the battery.
For replacing battery take Wireless Controller from the wall bracket (see ®
Remove Wireless Controller from wall bracket page 9).
Environment
Take note!
The Wireless Controller may not be removed as unsorted urban waste, but should
be treated separately.
Make enquiries within your own region, where the Wireless Controller can be
handed in when use has been terminated. Do not throw away electrical devices
or parts, but check if (parts of) the Wireless Controller cannot be handed
in, recycled or re-used.
RoHS-compliance
This product meets Directive 2011/65/EU of the European Parliament and the
Council of 27 January 2003 regarding using certain environmentally hazardous
substances in electronic equipment (RoHS) and the amendments to the
directive.
WEEE-notification
The WEEE-directive (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment), which came
into force, as European law, on 13 February 2003, has resulted in an important
change in treating electronic equipment at the end of their use cycle.
This directive’s objective is, firstly, preventing electronic equipment in
waste and moreover promoting re-use, recycling and other forms of recovering
such waste in order to limit the amount of waste.
The WEEE-logo on a product or on the packaging indicates that this product may
not be disposed of or thrown away with domestic waste. You should dispose of
all your old electronic or electrical equipment via special collection points
for such dangerous waste. Separate collection and correct treatment of our old
electronic and electrical equipment help us to maintain our natural
resources.
Moreover, correct recycling guarantees the safety and health of humankind and
the environment. For more information on processing electronic and electrical
equipment, re- use and collection points, please contact you municipality,
your local waste disposal company, the supplier from whom you purchased the
device or the device’s manufacturer.
Handing in and recycling
Make enquiries within your own region, where the Wireless Controller can be
handed in when use has been terminated. Do not throw away electrical devices
or parts, but check if (parts of) the Wireless Controller cannot be handed in,
recycled or re-used.
Troubleshooting and guarantee
7.1 Guarantee
The Wireless Controller has been manufactured by Brink Climate Systems B.V.
with care and in accordance with high quality standards. The Wireless
Controller operation is guaranteed for a period of two years from the time of
delivery. This guarantee is granted in accordance with Brink Climate Systems
B.V. General Terms and Conditions. These can be found on
www.brinkclimatesystems.nl.
Do you want to claim under the guarantee?
You then have to make that known, in writing, via:
Brink Climate Systems B.V.
P.O. Box 11
NL-7950 AA, Staphorst, The Netherlands
The right to guarantee lapses in case of incorrect or improper use of the
Wireless Controller and failure to follow the user indications in this user’s
manual.
Warning!
Making changes to the Wireless Controller hardware or software is not
permitted. This can have an effect on the Wireless Controller proper operation
and it that case all guarantees lapse.
You are not permitted to open or repair the Wireless Controller or parts of
the Wireless Controller by yourself. In that case guarantees lapse.
Conformity declaration
| Manufacturer: | Brink Climate Systems B.V. |
|---|---|
| Address: | P.O. Box 11 NL-7950 AA, Staphorst, The Netherlands |
| Product: | Wireless Controller |
The product described above complies with the following directives:
- 2014/35/EU (low voltage directive)
- 2014/30/EU (EMC directive)
- 2014/53/EU (Radio equipment directive)
- RoHS 2011/65/EU (substances directive)
The product described above has been tested according to the following standards:
| EN 62368-1 | : 2020 |
|---|---|
| EN 62479 | : 2010 |
| EN 60669-2-5 | : 2016 |
| EN 60730-1 | : 2016 Safety |
| EN 60730-2 | : 2008 Safety |
| EN 60950-1 | : 2006+A11:2009+A1:2010+A12:2011+A2:2013+ AC:2011: |
| EN 301 489-1 | V2.2.0 EMC |
| EN 301 489-3 | V2.2.1 EMC |
| EN 300 220-1 | RED V3.1.1 |
| EN 300 220-2 | RED V2.1.1 |
The product bears the CE label
Staphorst, 04-06-2021
A. Hans
Managing Director Brink Climate Systems B.V.
P.O. Box 11, NL-7950AA Staphorst
T: +31 (0) 522 46 99 44
E: info@brinkclimatesystems.com
www.brinkclimatesystems.com
References
- Brink Climate Systems - Breathe Excellence, Flourish in Life
- Brink Climate Systems - Breathe Excellence, Flourish in Life
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