Block Scene
Group Block Scene
Group| Block function block for the control element Block Scene Group; the control element must be connected to this function block. See Block Presence and Presence General. |
Inputs |
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| TG |
Trigger | With a positive edge at the input,
the scene with the number from the input Trigger Index is executed. |
| TI |
Trigger
Index 0-x |
Scene number to be executed;
here the index starts at 0. First the scene number must be specified, then the trigger called. |
| TN | Number 1-x | With this input, the number is specified and at the same time the respective scene is started. This input can be used as an alternative to the inputs Trigger + Number, for example from a KNX push-button. Here the index starts at 1, so the input can also be used via other logics or a telegram input, since 0 is ignored. |
| The inputs Trigger and Trigger Index are
controlled from the control element and must therefore be connected
to variables. |
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Parameters |
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| Default delay |
Default delay / pause between
the telegrams during execution of the scene. |
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| Delay slat | Delay setpoint slat for blind control elements.
Optionally, a time can be specified here so that the setpoint
slat is sent with a delay. This is intended for actuators that
can only execute one command. E.g. when setpoint height is sent
and then slat, only the slat is moved into position
and the height remains at the current position. To avoid this, the maximum runtime height from 0-100% for all blinds can be specified here. Thus the height is first sent to the actuator and, after the time has elapsed, the slat. |
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| Reset Start input | With this parameter, the Start input is
automatically set to 0 after the scene has finished. This parameter is only intended for clocks that, for example, only send a 1, so that the Start input is reset again and no second switching time is required for this. The option only remains for compatibility reasons. Since the clocks have a pulse output, it is no longer necessary. If the Start input is connected to other function blocks, for example an AND/OR operation, this parameter must not be activated. |
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