KNX S Mode Tutorial

Synco
Konnex S-Mode Datapoints

Synco 700 Devices RMU7x0, RMH760, OZW771
Engineering
Edition 1.0
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Contents
1 Introduction...................................................................................................... 5
1.1 Prerequisites, target persons, notes................................................................ 5

1.1.1 Terms and abbreviations ................................................................................. 6
1.1.2 Synco devices with S-mode datapoints........................................................... 6
1.2 The Konnex network........................................................................................ 7
1.2.1 Full-scale Konnex network .............................................................................. 7
1.2.2 Network address.............................................................................................. 8
1.2.3 Device address................................................................................................ 8
1.3 The group address for S-mode........................................................................ 9
1.3.1 Group addresses for System time, Fault information .................................... 10
1.4 Datapoint inputs and outputs......................................................................... 11
1.5 Information about datapoints ......................................................................... 12
1.5.1 Communication flags ..................................................................................... 12
1.5.2 Datapoint formats .......................................................................................... 13
1.5.3 Referenced EIB / Konnex Handbooks........................................................... 13
2 RMU7x0 Universal Controllers ...................................................................... 15
2.1 Overview........................................................................................................ 15
2.2 S-mode datapoints ........................................................................................ 16
3 RMH760 Heating Controller .......................................................................... 21
3.1 Overview........................................................................................................ 21
4 OZW771 Central Communication Unit .......................................................... 29
4.1 Overview........................................................................................................ 29
5 Addendum ..................................................................................................... 33
5.1 Table of the Synco 700 S-mode datapoints .................................................. 33

5.2 ETS3 screenshots of the Synco 700 devices ................................................ 35
5.2.1 RMU730 Universal Controller........................................................................ 35
5.2.2 RMH760 Heating Controller .......................................................................... 36
5.2.3 OZW771 Central Communication Unit .......................................................... 37
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1 Introduction
1.1 Prerequisites, target persons, notes
Prerequisites To follow the information given in the present document, the following in-depth
knowledge is required:
• Knowledge of the functionality and communication capabilities of the Synco 700
and EIB / KNX devices used by the system
• Knowledge of EIB / KNX bus technology and of using the ETS3 engineering /
commissioning tool
• Ideal starting point: Completion of EIB engineering and commissioning training
courses at one of the certified EIB training centers
Target persons The present ducument is targeted at persons working in the following fields:
• Engineering
of Konnex networks equipped with Synco and EIB / KNX devices
• Commissioning of communication
of Konnex networks equipped with Synco and EIB / KNX devices
Note on EIB The European Installation Bus (EIB) uses TP1 (Twisted Pair) as the transmission
medium. The datapoints communicate via so-called communication objects, also
termed group objects.
In the EIB world, the term "datapoint" (common term in building automation) is almost
unknown. For this document, the following convention applies: An S-mode datapoint
corresponds to a communication object or group object.
Note on Synco / Synco uses Konnex TP1 (EIB Twisted Pair) as the transmission medium. The Synco
Konnex devices communicate with each other in LTE mode.
The term "datapoint" has been introduced to the Konnex world (refer to KNX Standard,
Volume 3: System Specifications, Part: 7: Interworking, Chapter 2: Datapoint Types).
The title of the present document, "Konnex S-Mode Datapoints", has been derived from
the following terms:
• Transmission medium TP1 Î Konnex (Konnex bus / EIB Twisted Pair)
• Communication mode Î S-mode
• Communication objects Î Datapoints
The Konnex S-mode datapoints represent a subset of the Synco LTE mode datapoints.
They are used when, in Konnex networks, process values shall be communicated
between EIB devices and Synco devices.
For the communication of process values between Synco 700 devices only, the data-
points are connected via zone addresses (refer to document CE1P3127en).
Synco product data in The Synco product data (import files *.vd3) can be used with the ETS3 tool of version
ETS3 Professional V1.0 ETS3 Professional V1.0 or higher.
For technological reasons, Synco product data are not supported by earlier ETS ver-
sions. This means that Synco product data are not available with ETS2 V1.x.
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1.1.1 Terms and abbreviations
Datapoint type The compatibility of the devices is predefined by datapoint type DPT. The format and
number of bits, coding of bits, value range and, where required, the unit (°C, %, m3/h,
etc.) are specified in each datapoint type.
S-mode S-mode stands for system mode. This mode is characterized by the assignment of
(logical) group addresses to S-mode datapoints for the transmission of process values.
S-mode datapoints For control and measuring tasks in HVAC plant and individual rooms, for lighting and
security plant, and for integration in higher level building automation and control sys-
tems, Synco 700 devices provide selected datapoints in S-mode.
S-mode datapoints and EIB communication objects can exchange process values,
provided datapoint type and group address agree.
Abbreviations Abbreviation Meaning

DP Datapoint (or EIB communication object)
DPT Datapoint type
E-mode Easy mode (LTE is one of several Easy modes)
EIB European Installation Bus (also called Instabus)
ETS EIB Tool Software
LTE-mode Logical Tag Extended Mode (Easy mode used by Synco)
KNX Konnex
S-mode System mode (communication mode in EIB and Konnex networks
using Synco and EIB devices)
1.1.2 Synco devices with S-mode datapoints
Synco 700 devices Synco 700 devices with S-mode datapoints are the RMU7x0 universal controllers, the
RMH760 heating controller, and the OZW771 central communication unit. The S-mode
datapoints of these devices are described in chapters 2 through 4 of this document.
Room controllers The RXB21.1 and RXB22.1 room controllers support S-mode communication in accor-
RXB2x.1 dance with the Konnex specification. The S-mode datapoints of the room controllers
are not described in this document. For information, refer to the following pieces of
documentation:
Data Sheet Room controllers RXB21.1, RXB22.1 CA2N3871en
Application FNC fan coil applications CA110382en

documentation (incl. description of the datapoints
or RXB communication objects)
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1.2 The Konnex network
1.2.1 Full-scale Konnex network
Konnex network A fully extended Konnex network has a 3-level structure. It consists of:
with 3-level structure • Area line Î Area 0 (backbone line)
• Main lines Î Areas 1...15
• Lines Î Lines 1.1...15.15
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1 1 1 1 1
Line 15
1
Line 1
Line 2
Line 1
Line 2
Line 3
2 2 2 2 2 2
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64 64 64 64 64 64
Note In the above illustration, the arrangement of devices on the Konnex network structure
with 3 levels and the factory-set area / line address 0.2 on the Synco devices corre-
sponds to the highlighted area.
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1.2.2 Network address
Network address According to a full-scale Konnex network, the network address consists of area, line
and device address. It reflects the unambiguous position of a device on the overall
network and is unique on a network.
Syntax of network A.L.D Area.Line.Device (division mark ".")

address Area 0 backbone
Area 1...15 main lines 1...15
Line 1...15 per area
Device 1...255 per line
Networkaddress, The default network address for Synco 700 devices is 0.2.255 (factory-set). The area /
factory-set line address 0.2 of the Synco devices is predefined by Konnex. It applies as long as no
area and no line couplers are used. The device address 255 must be changed (range
1...254), enabling the device on the bus to spontaneously send process values.
Individual address The "Individual address" (term used in the KNX world) comprises the positions of the
area, line and device addresses and corresponds to the above defined network
address.
Subnetwork, According to EIB and Konnex terminology, a subnetwork corresponds to a line. Hence,
subnetwork address the subnetwork address comprises the address parts "Area" and "Line".
1.2.3 Device address
The device address permits identification of a device (here device address 8) in a

certain area and certain line (factory setting = 0.2).
Konnex TP1
Y3110Z02
0.2.10 0.2.31 0.2.51
-12 °C
Device addressing For a Synco 700 device, it is only the device address that must be changed. Area and
line address 0.2 are preset or will automatically be adopted by the area and line coupler
(for addressing, refer to document CE1P3127en).
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1.3 The group address for S-mode
The group address serves for S-mode communication. It is an address relating to the
function and has a 3-level structure in accordance with EIB guidelines. The assign-
ments can be freely selected but should not be changed within a project.
Syntax of the
group address H/M/S Main group/medium group/subgroup (division mark " / ")
Main group 0...15 e.g. plant
Medium group 0...7 e.g. function
Subgroup 0...255 e.g. element
Examples of group For example, the assignments "Plant/function/element" make possible the group
addresses addresses:
1/1/11 Heating/Signaling/Boiler
3/2/102 Room/Measuring/Temperature 2
5/4/151 Electro/Switching/Lighting 1
Group addresses The group addresses allow EIB communication objects to be connected to S-mode
datapoints. The addresses can only be assigned with the ETS3 tool.
Konnex TP1
Y3110Z01
-12 °C
-12 °C
5/4/151
RMH760 RXB21.. EIBxxx
RMH760 0.2.10 RXB21.. 0.2.31 ElBxxx 0.2.51

3/2/102
LTE-Mode DP S-Mode DP S-Mode DP
S-Mode DP S-Mode DP LTE DP LTE DP
ETS3
1/1/11
YR
T
Connection of
YH group addresses
Q1 for S-mode DP
T
B1
T
R1 D1 D2
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1.3.1 Group addresses for System time, Fault information
Fixed group In the Konnex Standard, fixed group addresses are defined for a number of system
addresses functions (Functions of Common Interest, FOCI).
In the Synco system (see screenshot below), this applies to the following datapoints:
• System time group address 30/3/254
• Fault information group address 30/3/250
Notes All Synco devices that contain the above datapoints are supplied with the group ad-
dresses preset and connected to the respective group objects.
With the ETS3 Professional V1.0 tool, it is not (yet) possible to set group addresses
above 15 in main group H (refer to section 1.3). For the 2 datapoints "System time" and
"Fault information", a group address in the range 0…15 can be planned and loaded
until an ETS3 Professional version for setting group addresses 30/... becomes
available.
It should be noted that all Synco devices of a plant that receive or send the system time
and / or fault information must be planned and loaded with the ETS tool, even if only
one Synco device sends only one datapoint in S-mode, e.g. when a Synco 700 control-
ler transmits the outside temperature via the bus for indication on an EIB display.
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1.4 Datapoint inputs and outputs
Normal case As a general rule, with Synco 700 devices for S-mode communication, a datapoint is
always connected to an input or output.
Example: Input S-mode datapoint "Room optg mode: Preselection"
Î Input Synco controller RMU / RMH receives the preselection for the
room operating mode, e.g. from an EIB / KNX device
Example: Output S-mode datapoint "Room optg mode: State"
Output Î Synco controller RMU / RMH sends the current room operating
mode (state), e.g. to EIB / KNX room controllers
Exceptions With the Synco controllers RMU7x0 and RMH760, there are certain S-mode datapoints
that can be connected as an input or output. The ETS3 tool shows this in the “Function”
column (refer to screenshot on the preceding page).
Example: S-mode datapoints whose “Function” column shows "Input / output" can be connected
Input / output to an input or output.
S-mode datapoint "Time of day"
Î Input Controller RMU / RMH is the clock time slave and receives the time of
day in S-mode from an EIB / KNX clock time master,
or
Output Î Controller RMU / RMH is the clock time master and sends the time of
day in S-mode to EIB / KNX clock time slaves.
Note The basic setting "Rem set clock slave = Yes" with the RMU / RMH controllers does not
apply to the S-mode datapoint inputs and outputs.
Example: S-mode datapoints of the same name whose “Function” column shows “Output” on one
Output and input line and “Input” on the next can only be connected to an input or output (see e.g.
datapoint "Outside temperature").
S-mode datapoint "Outside temperature"
Î Input Controller RMU / RMH receives the outside temperature in S-mode

from an EIB / KNX (third-party) sensor,
or
Output Î Controller RMU / RMH sends the outside temperature in S-mode
to EIB / KNX devices (refer to the notes given below).
Notes The outside sensor is connected to the terminals of the Synco controller. If the outside
temperature shall be transmitted to EIB / KNX devices, e.g. to a display, the S-mode
datapoint at the output must be connected.
Communication of the outside temperature between Synco 700 devices of the same
zone address takes place in LTE mode.
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1.5 Information about datapoints
1.5.1 Communication flags
Meaning of the The meaning and action of the communication flags C, R, W, T and U is given in the
communication flags following table. The order of C, R, W, T and U corresponds to the default setting in the
ETS3 tool.
Flag Bit Meaning

C = Communication 0 Datapoint value will not be communicated
1 Datapoint has a connection to the bus and the datapoint value will be
communicated. C = 1, default for inputs and outputs
R = Read 0 Datapoint value cannot be read
1 In the case of a read command, the device will send its datapoint value
W = Write 0 Datapoint value cannot be written
1 Device receives and overwrites its datapoint value. W = 1, default for
inputs
T = Transmission 0 Datapoint value will not be transmitted
1 In the case of COV, Event or Heartbeat, the device will send its
datapoint value. T = 1, default for oututs
U = Update 0 Datapoint value will not be updated
1 Datapoint value will be updated when flag W = 1 (and / or R = 1). U =1,
default for inputs
Flags for inputs, With datapoint inputs (receive values), the communication flags must be set as follows
receive values (default):
(1) (2) (3)

Flags Datapoint type Konnex Value range Receive value
C R W T U ID DPT_Name
1 0 1 0 1 9.001 _Value_Temp -273.00...+670760.00 From EIB/KNX devices
floating point without / with timeout
monitoring
Flags for outputs, With datapoint outputs (send values), the communication flags must be set as follows
send values (default):
(1) (2) (4)

Flags Datapoint type Konnex Value range Send value
C R W T U ID DPT_Name
1 0 0 1 0 9.001 _Value_Temp -273.00...+670760.00 COV,
floating point Event,
Heartbeat
(1) Flags for data communication with the setting value 0 or 1

(2) Value range of datapoint
(3) Synco devices receive the values from EIB / KNX devices without / with timeout
monitoring of the receive values
(4) Synco devices send date and time values cyclically every 10 minutes
Synco devices send analog process values after COV (change of value) and
after Heartbeat (e.g. every 15 min)
Synco devices send digital process values after an Event, e.g. contact state
change and after Heartbeat (e.g.
every 30 minutes)
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1.5.2 Datapoint formats
The datapoint formats in this document are the following:
Format Meaning Remarks

B Boolean / Bitset
F Floating point value
N ENumeration
U Unsigned value Value without sign
Example F16 means "Floating point 16 Bit" coded, e.g. for value range: -670760.00...+670760.00
1.5.3 Referenced EIB / Konnex Handbooks
The information about the Konnex S-mode datapoints given in the present document is
based on the following Handbooks (only available in English):
• EIB / KNX, Volume 3: System Specifications, Part 7, Chapter 2: Datapoint Types
• Supplement 11: HVAC Datapoint Types for EIB / KNX, Volume 3: System
Specifications, Part 7, Chapter 2: Datapoint Types
Complex The present document does not give a full description of the complex S-mode data-
S-mode datapoints points. When dealing with these datapoints in chapters 2 through 4, reference is made
to the following Handbooks and information.
1)
DPT_DateTime, Referenced Handbook:
ID 19.001 EIB / KNX, Volume 3: System Specifications, Supplement 14: DateTime
Datapoint type Value range

Konnex
DPT_DateTime 1900...2155 = Year 0...23 = Hours
19.001 1...12 = Month 0...59 = Minutes
1...31 = Day of month 0...59 = Seconds
1...7 = Day of week status bits (see table below)
Monday - Sunday
Status bits The Synco controllers RMU / RMH evaluate the status bits 1, 4, 5, 6 and 7.
Status Abbrevi Bit state = 0 Bit state = 1

bit ation
1 F Normal (no fault) Fault
2 WD Working day no (public holiday) Working day
3 NWD Field "Working day" valid Field "Working day" invalid
4 NY Field "Year" valid Field "Year" invalid
5 ND Fields "Month" and "Day of Fields "Month" and "Day of the
month" valid month" invalid
6 NDoW Field "Day of week" valid Field "Day of week" invalid
7 NT Fields "Hours", "Minutes" and Fields "Hours", "Minutes" and
"Seconds" valid "Seconds" invalid
8 SUTI Time of day = Universal time+X Time of day = Universal time+X+1
9 CLQ Clock without external sync signal Clock with external sync signal
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2)
DPT_AlarmInfo, Referenced Handbook:
ID 219.001 EIB / KNX, Application Note No 027/03, pages 21 trough 24
Datapoint type Value range

Konnex
DPT_AlarmInfo [0]...255 = Log number [0...4]...255 = Error class
ID 219.001 [0...2]...255 = Alaram priority [0...15]...63 = Alarm attributes
[0...14]...255 = Application area [0...7] = Fault state
Log number: With Synco 700 devices, always 0

Alarm priority: 0 = high, 1 = medium, 2 = low
Application area: 0 = no error, 1 = system & functions (general errors),
2...9 reserved, 10 = HVAC function blocks, 11 = DHW,
12 = HVAC electrical heating, 13 = room controllers (terminal units),
14 = ventilation and air handling
Error classes: 0 = no error, 1 = device error (RAM, EEPROM, watchdog, etc.),
2 = communication error, 3 = configuration error, 4 = HW error
Störzustand: 0 = no fault, 1 = fault, 2 = fault unacknowledged, (3 = fault + fault
unacknowledged), 4 = interlocking fault
3)
DPT_Trigger, ID 1.017 Referenced Handbook:
EIB / KNX, Volume 7: Application Descriptions, Part: 10: General Functional Blocks,
Chapter 4: Common Functional Blocks
With datapoint DPT_Trigger, the different functionality of the inputs "Timer button" and
"Comfort button" must be observed.
• Timer button:
The trigger signal from the timer button causes Comfort mode to be prolonged by the
period of time set on the controller (default setting = 60 minutes).
Note: With the RMU / RMH controllers, a prolongation time of 0...720 minutes (in 15-
minute steps) can be set with the help of the RMZ79x operator units.
Menu sequence, e.g. with the RMH:
Main menu > Settings > Heating circuit 1 > Space heating > Timer function
• Comfort button:
The first trigger signal of the comfort button causes operating mode changeover
from:
- Economy Î Comfort
- Precomfort Î Comfort
- Comfort Î Precomfort
Note: The second trigger signal from the comfort button effects changeover to the
previous operating mode, e.g. from Comfort Î Economy.
In Protection mode, the first and second trigger signal from the comfort button
produce no changeover of operating mode.
4)
DPT_Date, ID 11.001 The value range for 00...99 = year means:
00 – 89 = 2000 – 2089, 90 – 99 = 1990 – 1999
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2 RMU7x0 Universal Controllers
2.1 Overview
Brief description The Synco 700 universal controllers RMU7x0 are designed for basic and complex
ventilation, air conditioning and chilled water plants.
Key features of the universal controllers:

• 7-day time switch with year calendar
• P, PI or PID control action
• Choice of sequences, depending on the type of controller
• Menu-driven operation with operator unit
• Plant types (programmed and stored in the controllers)
and freely configurable applications for special plants
• Extra functions provided by extension modules
• Tool connection facility for commissioning the OCI700.1 service tool
• Konnex bus connection facility
Documentation For detailed information about the Synco 700 universal controllers RMU7x0, refer to the
following pieces of documentation:
Data Sheet Universal Controllers RMU710, RMU720, RMU730 CE1N3144en
Basic Documentation Universal Controllers RMU710, RMU720, RMU730 CE1P3140en
Number of S-mode DP With the RMU7x0 universal controllers, the number of S-mode datapoints is as follows:
• Inputs / outputs 3
• Inputs 18
• Outputs 7
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2.2 S-mode datapoints
RMU7x0: Inputs / outputs (refer to section 1.4)
Name in ETS Flags Datapoint type Konnex Value range RMU receives
C R W T U ID DPT_Name Format Unit or sends:
System time (input) 1 0 1 1 1 19.001 _DateTime 8 Bytes YYYY 1900...2155 = Year From EIB/KNX
1)
struct. MM 1...12 = Month system time
DD 1...31 = Day of month source
d 1...7 = Monday - Sunday or
System time (output) hh 0...23 = Hours to EIB/KNX
mm 0...59 = Minutes system time
ss 0...59 = Seconds receiver
--- Status bits 1) cycl. 10 min
Date (input) 1 0 1 1 1 11.001 _Date 3 Bytes DD 1...31 = Day of month From EIB/KNX
struct. MM 1...12 = Month date source
4)
YY 00...99 = Year or
Date (output) to EIB/KNX
date receiver
cycl. 10 min
Time of day (input) 1 0 1 1 1 10.001 _TimeOfDay 3 Bytes d 1...7 = Monday - Sunday From EIB/KNX
struct. hh 0...23 = Hours time source
mm 0...59 = Minutes or
Time of day (output) ss 0...59 = Seconds to EIB/KNX
time receiver
cycl. 10 min
1)
Refer to information given on page 13
4)
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RMU7x0: Inputs
Name in ETS Flags Datapoint type Konnex Value range RMU7x0

C R W T U ID DPT_Name Format Unit receives:
Confirm faults 1 0 1 0 1 1.016 _Ack 1 Bit --- 0 = No action Event fr'm EIB/
B1 1 = Confirm KNX contact.
No timeout
monitoring
Reset faults 1 0 1 0 1 1.015 _Reset 1 Bit --- 0 = No action Event fr'm EIB/
B1 1 = Reset KNX contact.
No timeout
monitoring
Fault transmission (enable/disable) 1 0 1 0 1 1.003 _Enable 1 Bit --- 0 = Disable Event fr'm EIB/
B1 1 = Enable (default) KNX contact.
“Disable” time-
out monit. 24 h
Outside temperature 1 0 1 0 1 9.001 _Value_Temp 2 Bytes °C -273.00...+670760.00 COV from EIB/
F16 Floating point KNX sensor
Room temperature 1 0 1 0 1 9.001 _Value_Temp 2 Bytes °C -273.00...+670760.00 COV from EIB/
Timer button 1 0 1 0 1 1.017 _Trigger 1 Bit --- 0 = No action Event fr'm EIB/
B1 1 = Comfort prolongation 3) KNX contact
Comfort button 1 0 1 0 1 1.017 _Trigger 1 Bit --- 0 = No action Event fr'm EIB/
B1 1 = Optg mode changeover 3) KNX contact
Room temperature: Setpoint relative 1 0 1 0 1 9.002 _Value_Tempd 2 Bytes K -670760.00...+670760.00 COV from EIB/
F16 Floating point KNX setp adj
Room optg mode: Preselection 1 0 1 0 1 20.102 _HVACMode 1 Byte Enum. 0 = Auto Event from
N8 1 = Comfort preset EIB/
2 = Precomfort (Standby) KNX operation
3 = Economy (device/progr)
4 = Protection (BldgProtect)
5...255 Reserve
Room optg mode: Time switch operation Slave 1 0 1 0 1 20.102 _HVACMode 1 Byte Enum. 0 = Not used Event from
N8 1 = Comfort EIB/KNX
2 = Precomfort (Standby) operation
3 = Economy (device/progr).
4 = Protection (BldgProtect) Timeout monit
5...255 Reserve 31 min
3)
RMU7x0: Inputs (cont’d on next page)
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RMU7x0: Inputs (cont'd)

Room temp: Protection heating setpoint 1 0 1 0 1 9.001 _Value_Temp 2 Bytes °C -273.00...+670760.00 COV from EIB/
Room temp: Economy heating setpoint 1 0 1 0 1 9.001 _Value_Temp 2 Bytes °C -273.00...+670760.00 COV from EIB/
Room temp: Precomfort heating setpoint 1 0 1 0 1 9.001 _Value_Temp 2 Bytes °C -273.00...+670760.00 COV from EIB/
Room temp: Comfort heating setpoint 1 0 1 0 1 9.001 _Value_Temp 2 Bytes °C -273.00...+670760.00 COV from EIB/
Room temp: Comfort cooling setpoint 1 0 1 0 1 9.001 _Value_Temp 2 Bytes °C -273.00...+670760.00 COV from EIB/
Room temp: Precomfort cooling setpoint 1 0 1 0 1 9.001 _Value_Temp 2 Bytes °C -273.00...+670760.00 COV from EIB/
Room temp: Economy cooling setpoint 1 0 1 0 1 9.001 _Value_Temp 2 Bytes °C -273.00...+670760.00 COV from EIB/
Room temp: Protection cooling setpoint 1 0 1 0 1 9.001 _Value_Temp 2 Bytes °C -273.00...+670760.00 COV from EIB/
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RMU7x0: Outputs

C R W T U ID DPT_Name Format Unit sends:
Fault information 1 0 0 1 0 219.001 _AlarmInfo 6 Bytes --- [0]...255 = Log No.[RMU = 0] Heartbeat
struct. 2) [0...2]...255 = Alarm priority 30 min
[0...14]...255 = Application area
[0...4]...255 = Error class
[0...15]...63 = Alarm attributes
[0...7] = Fault state
Fault state (normal / faulty) 1 0 0 1 0 1.005 _Alarm 1 Bit --- 0 = No alarm / normal (default) Event, Heart-
B1 1 = Alarm / faulty beat 30 min
Outside temperature 1 0 0 1 0 9.001 _Value_Temp 2 Bytes °C -273.00...+670760.00 COV, Heart-
F16 Floating point beat 15 min
Room temperature 1 0 0 1 0 9.001 _Value_Temp 2 Bytes °C -273.00...+670760.00 COV, Heart-
Room optg mode: Time switch operation Master 1 0 0 1 0 20.102 _HVACMode 1 Byte Enum. 0 = Not used Event, Heart-
N8 1 = Comfort beat 15 min
2 = Precomfort (Standby)
3 = Economy
5...255 Reserve
Room optg mode: State 1 0 0 1 0 20.102 _HVACMode 1 Byte Enum. 0 = Not used Event, Heart-
3 = Economy
5...255 Reserve
Heating / cooling changeover 1 0 0 1 0 1.100 _Heat/Cool 1 Bit --- 0 = Cooling Event, Heart-
B1 1 = Heating (default) beat 15 min
2)
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3 RMH760 Heating Controller
3.1 Overview
Brief description The Synco 700 heating controller RMH760 can be used either as a heating circuit
controller or primary controller. Using the respective RMZ78x extension modules, the
heating controller can also control the boiler temperature, a second heating circuit or
DHW.
Key features of the heating controller:

• 7-day time switch with year calendar
• P or PI control action (PID for the control of modulating burners)
• Basic types (applications programmed in the comtroller), can be configured for the
type of heating plant in use
• Menu-driven operation with operator unit
• Extra functions through the use of extension modules
• Tool connection facility for commissioning the OCI700.1 service tool
• Konnex bus connection facility
Documentation For detailed information about the Synco 700 heating controller RMH760, refer to the
Data Sheet Heating Controller RMH760 CE1N3131en
Basic Documentation Heating Controller RMH760 CE1P3131en
Number of S-mode DP With the RMH760 heating controller, the number of S-mode datapoints is as follows:
• Inputs 30
• Output 17
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RMH760: Inputs / outputs (refer to section 1.4)
Name in ETS Flags Datapoint type Konnex Value range RMH receives
1)
ss 0...59 = Seconds receiver cycl.
--- Status bits 1) 10 min
4)
date receiver
cycl. 10 min
time receiver
cycl. 10 min
1)
4)
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Name in ETS Flags Datapoint type Konnex Value range RMH760

Confirm faults 1 0 1 0 1 1.016 _Ack 1 Bit --- 0 = No action Event from
B1 1 = Confirm EIB/KNX
contact. No
timeout monit
Reset faults 1 0 1 0 1 1.015 _Reset 1 Bit --- 0 = No action Event from
B1 1 = Reset EIB/KNX
contact. No
timeout monit
Fault transmission (enable / disable) 1 0 1 0 1 1.003 _Enable 1 Bit --- 0 = Disable Event fr'm EIB/
“Disable” time-
out monit 24 h
Outside temperature 1 0 1 0 1 9.001 _Value_Temp 2 Bytes °C -273.00...+670760.00 COV from EIB/
Wind speed 1 0 1 0 1 9.005 _Value_Wsp 2 Bytes m/s 0...670760.00 COV from EIB/
F16 Floating point KNX wind
speed meter
Solar radiation 1 0 1 0 1 9.022 _PowerDensity 2 Bytes W/m2 0...670760.00 COV from EIB/
F16 Floating point KNX solar
sensor
Heating circuit 1: Room temperature 1 0 1 0 1 9.001 _Value_Temp 2 Bytes °C -273.00...+670760.00 COV from EIB/
Heating circuit 1: Timer button 1 0 1 0 1 1.017 _Trigger 1 Bit --- 0 = No action Event fr'm EIB/
Heating circuit 1: Comfort button 1 0 1 0 1 1.017 _Trigger 1 Bit --- 0 = No action Event fr'm EIB/
Heat circ 1 room temp: Setpoint relative 1 0 1 0 1 9.002 _Value_Tempd 2 Bytes K -670760.00...+670760.00 COV from EIB/
Heat circ 1 room optg mode: Preselection 1 0 1 0 1 20.102 _HVACMode 1 Byte Enum. 0 = Auto Event fr'm EIB/
N8 1 = Comfort KNX preset
2 = Precomfort (Standby) operation
3 = Economy (device/ progr)
5...255 Reserve
3)
RMH760: Inputs (cont’d on next page)
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Heat circ 1 room optg mode: Time switch op Slave 1 0 1 0 1 20.102 _HVACMode 1 Byte Enum. 0 = Not used Event fr'm EIB/
N8 1 = Comfort KNX operation
2 = Precomfort (Standby) (device/progr).
3 = Economy Timeout monit
4 = Protection (BldgProtect) 31 min
5...255 Reserve
Heat circ 1 room temp: Protection setpoint 1 0 1 0 1 9.001 _Value_Temp 2 Bytes °C -273.00...+670760.00 COV from EIB/
Heat circ 1 room temp: Economy setpoint 1 0 1 0 1 9.001 _Value_Temp 2 Bytes °C -273.00...+670760.00 COV from EIB/
Heat circ 1 room temp: Precomfort setpoint 1 0 1 0 1 9.001 _Value_Temp 2 Bytes °C -273.00...+670760.00 COV from EIB/
Heat circ 1 room temp: Comfort setpoint 1 0 1 0 1 9.001 _Value_Temp 2 Bytes °C -273.00...+670760.00 COV from EIB/
Heating circuit 2: Room temperature 1 0 1 0 1 9.001 _Value_Temp 2 Bytes °C -273.00...+670760.00 COV from EIB/
Heating circuit 2: Timer button 1 0 1 0 1 1.017 _Trigger 1 Bit --- 0 = No action Event fr'm EIB/
Heating circuit 2: Comfort button 1 0 1 0 1 1.017 _Trigger 1 Bit --- 0 = No action Event fr'm EIB/
Heat circ 2 room temp: Setpoint relative 1 0 1 0 1 9.002 _Value_Tempd 2 Bytes K -670760.00...+670760.00 COV from EIB/
Heat circ 2 room optg mode: Preselection 1 0 1 0 1 20.102 _HVACMode 1 Byte Enum. 0 = Auto Event from
N8 1 = Comfort EIB/ KNX
2 = Precomfort (Standby) preset
3 = Economy operation
4 = Protection (BldgProtect) (device/progr)
5...255 Reserve
Heat circ 2 room optg mode: Time switch op Slave 1 0 1 0 1 20.102 _HVACMode 1 Byte Enum. 0 = Not used Event fr'm EIB/
N8 1 = Comfort KNX operation
2 = Precomfort (Standby) (device/progr).
3 = Economy Timeout monit
4 = Protection (BldgProtect) 31 min
5...255 Reserve
3)
RMH760: Inputs (cont’d on next page)
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Heat circ 2 room temp: Protection setpoint 1 0 1 0 1 9.001 _Value_Temp 2 Bytes °C -273.00...+670760.00 COV from EIB/
Heat circ 2 room temp: Economy setpoint 1 0 1 0 1 9.001 _Value_Temp 2 Bytes °C -273.00...+670760.00 COV from EIB/
Heat circ 2 room temp: Precomfort setpoint 1 0 1 0 1 9.001 _Value_Temp 2 Bytes °C -273.00...+670760.00 COV from EIB/
Heat circ 2 room temp: Comfort setpoint 1 0 1 0 1 9.001 _Value_Temp 2 Bytes °C -273.00...+670760.00 COV from EIB/
Domestic hot water: Forced charging 1 0 1 0 1 1.017 _Trigger 1 Bit --- 0 = No action Event fr'm EIB/
B1 1 = Action / forced charging KNX contact
DHW operating mode: Preselection 1 0 1 0 1 20.103 _DHWMode 1 Byte Enum. 0 = Auto Event fr'm EIB/
N8 1 = Legionella protection (65 °C) KNX preset
2 = Normal temperature (55 °C) operation
3 = Reduced temperature (40 °C) (device/progr)
4 = Protection (5 °C)
5...255 Reserve
DHW operating mode: Time switch op Slave 1 0 1 0 1 20.103 _DHWMode 1 Byte Enum. 0 = Not used Event fr'm EIB/
N8 1 = Legionella protection (65 °C) KNX preset
2 = Normal temperature (55 °C) operation
3 = Reduced temperature (40 °C) (device/progr).
4 = Protection (5 °C) Timeout monit
5...255 Reserve 31 min
DHW: Storage tank temp setpoint 1 0 1 0 1 9.001 _Value_Temp 2 Bytes °C -273.00...+670760.00 COV from EIB/
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C R W T U ID DPT_Name Format Unit sends:
Fault information 1 0 0 1 0 219.001 _AlarmInfo 6 Bytes --- [0]...255 = Log No.[RMH = 0] Heartbeat
2)
struct. [0...2]...255 = Alarm priority 30 min
[0...4]...255 = Error class
[0...15]...63 = Alarm attribute
Outside temperature 1 0 0 1 0 9.001 _Value_Temp 2 Bytes °C -273.00...+670760.00 COV, Heart-
Wind speed 1 0 0 1 0 9.005 _Value_Wsp 2 Bytes m/s 0...670760.00 COV, Heart-
Solar radiation 1 0 0 1 0 9.022 _PowerDensity 2 Bytes W/m2 0...670760.00 COV, Heart-
Heating circuit 1: Room temperature 1 0 0 1 0 9.001 _Value_Temp 2 Bytes °C -273.00...+670760.00 COV, Heart-
Heat circ 1 room optg mode: Time switch op Master 1 0 0 1 0 20.102 _HVACMode 1 Byte Enum. 0 = Not used Event, Heart-
3 = Economy
5...255 Reserve
Heat circ 1 room optg mode: State 1 0 0 1 0 20.102 _HVACMode 1 Byte Enum. 0 = Not used Event, Heart-
3 = Economy
5...255 Reserve
Heating circuit 2: Room temperature 1 0 0 1 0 9.001 _Value_Temp 2 Bytes °C -273.00...+670760.00 COV, Heart-
2)
RMH760: Outputs (cont’d on next page)
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RMH760: Outputs (cont'd)

Heat circ 2 room optg mode: Time switch op Master 1 0 0 1 0 20.102 _HVACMode 1 Byte Enum. 0 = Not used Event, Heart-
3 = Economy
5...255 Reserve
Heat circ 2 room optg mode: State 1 0 0 1 0 20.102 _HVACMode 1 Byte Enum. 0 = Not used Event, Heart-
3 = Economy
5...255 Reserve
DHW operating mode: Time switch op Master 1 0 0 1 0 20.103 _DHWMode 1 Byte Enum. 0 = Not used Event, Heart-
N8 1 = Legionella protection (65 °C) beat 15 min
2 = Normal temperature (55 °C)
3 = Reduced temperature (40 °C)
5...255 Reserve
DHW operating mode: State 1 0 0 0 1 20.103 _DHWMode 1 Byte Enum. 0 = Not used Event, Heart-
N8 1 = Legionella protection (65 °C) beat 15 min
2 = Normal temperature (55 °C)
3 = Reduced temperature (40 °C)
5...255 Reserve
DHW: Actual value storage tank temp top 1 0 0 0 1 9.001 _Value_Temp 2 Bytes °C -273.00...+670760.00 COV, Heart-
DHW: Actual value storage tank temp bottom 1 0 0 0 1 9.001 _Value_Temp 2 Bytes °C -273.00...+670760.00 COV, Heart-
Actual value boiler temperature 1 0 0 0 1 9.001 _Value_Temp 2 Bytes °C -273.00...+670760.00 COV, Heart-
Boiler fault 1 0 0 0 1 1.002 _Bool 1 Bit --- 0 = No error (default) Event, Heart-
B1 1 = Boiler fault beat 15 min
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4 OZW771 Central Communication Unit
4.1 Overview
Brief description The OZW771 central communication unit opens up a number of communication paths
via the telephone network for remote operation and supervision of HVAC plant and
Synco 700 devices in Konnex networks.
For remote operation, PCs (so-called operator stations) with ACS operating software
are used. The devices that can be remotely operated, monitored and graphically
presented are those contained in the device list of the central communication unit.
Major functions provided by the central communication unit:

• Identification of the Synco devices on the Konnex bus by means of the automatic
search run
• Supervision of the Synco devices
• 2 fault inputs, e.g. for common fault status messges, thermal overload cutout, etc.
• Signaling faults via RS-232 or modem to the operator station
• Signaling faults via modem to SMS receiver, pager, fax machines* and
e-mail receivers* (* Only possible with GSM modem and depending on the telephone service provider)
Documentation For detailed information about the OZW771 central communication unit, refer to the
Data Sheet Central Communication Unit OZW771... CE1N3117en
Basic Documentation Central Communication Unit OZW771... CE1P3117en
Number of S-mode DP With the OZW771 central communication unit, the number of S-mode datapoints is as
follows:
• Inputs 1
• Outputs 4
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OZW771: Inputs / outputs (refer to section 1.4)
Name in ETS Flags Datapoint type Konnex Value range OZW receives
1)
ss 0...59 = Seconds receiver cycl.
--- Status bits 1) 10 min
4)
date receiver
cycl. 10 min
time receiver
cycl. 10 min
1)
4)
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OZW771: Inputs
Name in ETS Flags Datapoint type Konnex Value range OZW771

Fault transmission (enable / disable) 1 0 1 0 1 1.003 _Enable 1 Bit --- 0 = Disable Event fr'm EIB/
“Disable” time-
out monit 48 h
OZW771: Outputs
Name in ETS Flags Datapoint type Konnex Value range OZW771

C R W T U ID DPT_Name Format Unit sendet:
Fault information 1 0 0 1 0 219.001 _AlarmInfo 6 Bytes --- [0]...255 = Log No.[OZW = 0] Heartbeat
2)
struct. [0...2]...255 = Alarm priority 30 min
[0...4]...255 = Error class
[0...15]...63 = Alarm attributes
Fault 1 1 0 0 1 0 1.006 _BinaryValue 1 Bit --- 0 = Low / no fault (default) Event, Heart-
B1 1 = High / fault beat 30 min
Fault 2 1 0 0 1 0 1.006 _BinaryValue 1 Bit --- 0 = Low / no fault (default) Event, Heart-
B1 1 = High / fault beat 30 min
2)
• Note on outputs "Fault 1" and "Fault 2":

The OZW771 central communication unit transmits the state present at "Fault input 1" and "Fault input 2".
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5 Addendum
5.1 Table of the Synco 700 S-mode datapoints
Notes The following table contains the S-mode datapoints of the Synco 700 devices in
ascending order in accordance with their identification (ID) numbers.
Synco 700 Input / Name in ETS Datapoint type Konnex EIS

Device output ID DPT_Name type
RMH760 Out Boiler fault 1.002 _Bool EIS1

RMU7x0 In Fault transmission (enable / disable) 1.003 _Enable EIS1
RMH760 In Fault transmission (enable / disable)
OZW771 In Fault transmission (enable / disable)
RMU7x0 Out Fault state (normal / faulty) 1.005 _Alarm EIS1
RMH760 Out Fault state (normal / faulty)
OZW771 Out Fault state (normal / faulty)
OZW771 Out Fault 1 1.006 _BinaryValue EIS1
Out Fault 2
RMU7x0 In Reset faults 1.015 _Reset EIS1
RMH760 In Reset faults
RMU7x0 In Confirm faults 1.016 _Ack EIS1
RMH760 In Confirm faults
RMU7x0 In Timer button 1.017 _Trigger EIS1
RMH760 In Heating circuit 1: Timer button
In Heating circuit 2: Timer button
RMU7x0 In Comfort button 1.017 _Trigger EIS1
RMH760 In Heating circuit 1: Comfort button
In Heating circuit 2: Comfort button
RMH760 In Domestic hot water: Forced charging 1.017 _Trigger EIS1
RMU7x0 Out Heating / cooling changeover 1.100 _Heat/Cool EIS1
RMH760 In DHW: Storage tank temp setpoint 9.001 _Value_Temp EIS9
RMU7x0 In Room temp: Protection heating setpoint 9.001 _Value_Temp EIS9
In Room temp: Economy heating setpoint
In Room temp: Precomfort heating setpoint
In Room temp: Comfort heating setpoint
In Room temp: Comfort cooling setpoint
In Room temp: Precomfort cooling setpoint
In Room temp: Economy cooling setpoint
In Room temp: Protection cooling setpoint
RMH760 In Heat circ 1 room temp: Protection setpoint 9.001 _Value_Temp EIS9
In Heat circ 1 room temp: Economy setpoint
In Heat circ 1 room temp: Precomfort setpoint
In Heat circ 1 room temp: Comfort setpoint
In Heat circ 2 room temp: Protection setpoint
In Heat circ 2 room temp: Economy setpoint
In Heat circ 2 room temp: Precomfort setpoint
In Heat circ 2 room temp: Comfort setpoint
RMH760 Out DHW: Actual value storage tank temp top 9.001 _Value_Temp EIS9
Out DHW: Actual value storage tank temp bottom
RMH760 Out Actual value boiler temperature 9.001 _Value_Temp EIS9
RMU7x0 In & Out Outside temperature 9.001 _Value_Temp EIS9
RMH760 In & Out Outside temperature
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Synco 700 Input / Name in ETS Datapoint type Konnex EIS
Device output ID DPT_Name type
RMU7x0 In & Out Room temperature 9.001 _Value_Temp EIS9

RMH760 In & Out Heating circuit 1: Room temperature
In & Out Heating circuit 2: Room temperature
RMU7x0 In Room temperatur: Setpoint relative 9.002 _Value_Tempd EIS9
RMH760 In Heat circ 1 room temp: Setpoint relative
In Heat circ 2 room temp: Setpoint relative
RMH760 In & Out Wind speed 9.005 _Value_Wsp EIS9
RMH760 In & Out Solar radiation 9.022 _PowerDensity EIS9
RMU7x0 In / Out Time of day 10.001 _TimeOfDay ---
RMH760 In / Out Time of day
OZW771 In / Out Time of day
RMU7x0 In / Out Date 11.001 _Date ---
RMH760 In / Out Date
OZW771 In / Out Date
RMU7x0 In / Out System time 19.001 _DateTime ---
RMH760 In / Out System time
OZW771 In / Out System time
RMU7x0 In Room optg mode: Preselection 20.102 _HVACMode (EIS14)
RMH760 In Heat circ 1 room optg mode: Preselection
In Heat circ 2 room optg mode: Preselection
RMU7x0 In Room optg mode: Time switch operation Slave 20.102 _HVACMode (EIS14)
RMH760 In Heat circ 1 room optg mode: Time switch op Slave
In Heat circ 2 room optg mode: Time switch op Slave
RMU7x0 Out Room optg mode: Time switch operation Master 20.102 _HVACMode (EIS14)
RMH760 Out Heat circ 1 room optg mode: Time switch op Master
Out Heat circ 2 room optg mode: Time switch op Master
RMU7x0 Out Room optg mode: State 20.102 _HVACMode (EIS14)
RMH760 Out Heat circ 1 room optg mode: State
Out Heat circ 2 room optg mode: State
RMH760 In DHW operating mode: Preselection 20.103 _DHWMode (EIS14)
RMH760 In DHW operating mode: Time switch op Slave 20.103 _DHWMode (EIS14)
RMH760 Out DHW operating mode: Time switch op Master 20.103 _DHWMode (EIS14)
RMH760 Out DHW operating mode: State 20.103 _DHWMode (EIS14)
RMU7x0 Out Fault information 219.001 _AlarmInfo ---
RMH760 Out Fault information
OZW771 Out Fault information
In / Out With a clock time slave, the S-mode datapoint is connected to the input or, with a clock
time master, to the output.
In & Out The S-mode datapoint is available as an input and output, but it can only be connected
as an input or output (refe to section 1.4).
ID, DTP_Name Identity number and datapoint Type_Name in accordance with EIB / KNX standards.
EIS type EIS type stands for "EIB Interworking Standard Type". For more information, refer to:
• KNX Handbook Series
Volume 3: System Specifications, Part 7: Interworking, Chapter 2: Datapoint Types
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5.2 ETS3 screenshots of the Synco 700 devices
5.2.1 RMU730 Universal Controller
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5.2.2 RMH760 Heating Controller
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5.2.3 OZW771 Central Communication Unit
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Index
A M
Abbreviations .............................................................. 7 Main lines ....................................................................8
Area line...................................................................... 8 O
C Overview
Comfort button .......................................................... 15 Central Communication Unit OZW771 ................30
Communication flags ................................................ 13 Heating Controller RMH760.................................22
Communication object ................................................ 5 Universal Controller RMU7x0 ..............................16
D OZW771: Inputs ........................................................32
Datapoint format ....................................................... 14 OZW771: Inputs / Outputs ........................................31
Datapoint type............................................................. 7 OZW771: Outputs .....................................................32
Device address ........................................................... 9 R
DPT_AlarmInfo ......................................................... 15 RMH760: Inputs ........................................................24
DPT_Date ................................................................. 15 RMH760: Inputs / Outputs.........................................23
DPT_DateTime ......................................................... 14 RMH760: Outputs .....................................................27
DPT_Trigger ............................................................. 15 RMU7x0: Inputs ........................................................18
E RMU7x0: Inputs / Outputs .........................................17
EIS type .................................................................... 35 RMU7x0: Outputs......................................................20
European Installation Bus (EIB).................................. 5 Room controllers .........................................................7
F S
Factory set area / line address.................................... 8 S-mode........................................................................7
Fixed group addresses ............................................. 11 S-mode communication ............................................12
G Subnetwork .................................................................9
Group address .......................................................... 10 Synco product data .....................................................5
Group object ............................................................... 5 T
I Table
ID, identity number.................................................... 35 S-mode datapoints of Synco 700 devices ...........34
Individual address ....................................................... 9 Timer button ..............................................................15
L Transmission medium TP1 .........................................5
Lines ........................................................................... 8 Z
LTE mode ................................................................... 5 Zone addresses ..........................................................5
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1.1 Prerequisites, target persons, notes................................................................ 5

2 RMU7x0 Universal Controllers ...................................................................... 15

3 RMH760 Heating Controller .......................................................................... 21

4 OZW771 Central Communication Unit .......................................................... 29

5.1 Table of the Synco 700 S-mode datapoints .................................................. 33

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Abbreviations Abbreviation Meaning

1.1.2 Synco devices with S-mode datapoints

Data Sheet Room controllers RXB21.1, RXB22.1 CA2N3871en

Application FNC fan coil applications CA110382en

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Syntax of network A.L.D Area.Line.Device (division mark ".")

1.2.3 Device address

The device address permits identification of a device (here device address 8) in a

0.2.10 0.2.31 0.2.51

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RMH760 RXB21.. EIBxxx

RMH760 0.2.10 RXB21.. 0.2.31 ElBxxx 0.2.51

LTE-Mode DP S-Mode DP S-Mode DP

S-Mode DP S-Mode DP LTE DP LTE DP

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Example: Input S-mode datapoint "Room optg mode: Preselection"

Example: Output S-mode datapoint "Room optg mode: State"

S-mode datapoint "Time of day"

S-mode datapoint "Outside temperature"

Î Input Controller RMU / RMH receives the outside temperature in S-mode

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Flag Bit Meaning

(1) (2) (3)

(1) (2) (4)

(1) Flags for data communication with the setting value 0 or 1

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The datapoint formats in this document are the following:

Format Meaning Remarks

1.5.3 Referenced EIB / Konnex Handbooks

Datapoint type Value range

Status Abbrevi Bit state = 0 Bit state = 1

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Datapoint type Value range

Log number: With Synco 700 devices, always 0

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Key features of the universal controllers:

Data Sheet Universal Controllers RMU710, RMU720, RMU730 CE1N3144en

Basic Documentation Universal Controllers RMU710, RMU720, RMU730 CE1P3140en

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RMU7x0: Inputs / outputs (refer to section 1.4)

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Name in ETS Flags Datapoint type Konnex Value range RMU7x0

RMU7x0: Inputs (cont’d on next page)

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Name in ETS Flags Datapoint type Konnex Value range RMU7x0

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Name in ETS Flags Datapoint type Konnex Value range RMU7x0

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Key features of the heating controller:

Data Sheet Heating Controller RMH760 CE1N3131en