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Aten VK330 [336/378] Vk0100 vk0200

ATEN Control System User Manual

310

Operating Temperature 0 – 50 °C

Storage Temperature –20 – 60 °C

Humidity 0 - 80% RH, Non-Condensing

Physical Properties

Housing Plastic

Weight 0.35 kg (0.77 lb) 0.38 kg (0.84 lb)

Dimensions 11.63 x 7.06 x 4.84 cm

(4.58 x 2.78 x 1.91 in)

8.32 x 14.76 x 4.84 cm

(3.28 x 5.81 x 1.91 in)

Mobile Control License

No. of free licenses 0

Max. no. of paid

licenses

Note: Each time a mobile device connects to an ATEN Control Pad for

remote control, one license on the Control Pad will be occupied. To purchase

and add additional licenses to your Control Pad, contact your local sales

representative for more information.

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Vk series conﬁgurator 1
Compliance statements 2
Online registration 4
Telephone support 4
User information 4
User notice 4
Package contents 5
Product information 5
Vk0100 5
Vk0200 5
Vk1100 5
Vk1100a 6
Vk1200 6
Vk2100 6
Vk112eu 7
Vk2100a 7
Vk2200 7
Vk108us 8
Contents 10
Introduction 10
Hardware setup and panel operation 11
Web based configuration and control 12
Aten configurator vk6000 13
Aten database generator 15
Remote pc control 15
Appendix 16
Aten control system app 16
About this manual 18
This user manual is provided to help you get the most from your aten control system it covers all aspects of installation configuration and operation of the aten controllers configuration software and their accessories including 18
Conventions 21
Terminology 21
This manual uses the following conventions 21
The firmware version 3 supports the following new and improved functions and features 22
What s new in version 3 22
Chapter 1 23
Introduction 23
Overview 23
Benefits 25
Effortless expandability 25
Intelligent control 25
Optimized performance 25
Simplified setup 25
User oriented convenience 25
On the go control 26
Aten control box gen 2 27
Controllers 27
Features 27
Aten control box vk1100 vk2100 28
Aten control pad 29
Aten configurator 30
Aten control system app 30
Aten keypads 31
Aten touch panel 31
Control interfaces 31
Requirements 32
Accessories 33
Chapter 1 introduction 33
Model description 33
Optionally purchase aten accessories to enhance the functionality of your control system for more information visit the aten website contact your aten dealer to purchase these accessories 33
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Aten control box 35
Chapter 2 35
Hardware setup and panel operation 35
Vk1100 front view 35
Vk1100 vk2100 panel components 35
Vk2100 front view 35
3 5 4 6 10 9 37
Vk1100 rear view 37
Vk2100 rear view 37
9 10 11 12 14 38
Vk1100a front view 38
Vk1100a vk1200 vk2100a vk2200 panel components 38
Vk1200 front view 38
Vk2100a front view 39
Vk2200 front view 39
Vk1100a rear view 41
Vk1200 rear view 41
Vk2100a rear view 41
Vk2200 rear view 41
Desktop 44
Placement 44
Rack mounting 44
Align the mounting brackets screw holes with that of the front of the rack and secure the units onto the rack using 4 self supplied screw 47
Use 4 self supplied screw to secure the mounting brackets onto the rack 49
Control box connections 50
Vk1100 installation diagram 52
Chapter 2 hardware setup and panel oper 53
Vk1100a installation diagram 53
Rear view 54
Vk1200 installation diagram 54
3 10 9 55
Chapter 2 hardware setup and panel oper 55
Controller id switch 55
Ethernet 55
Ground 55
Ir serial 55
Power input 55
Relay digital i o 55
Rs 232 rs 232 422 485 55
V dc power output 55
Vk2100 installation diagram 55
Rear view 56
Vk2100a installation diagram 56
Chapter 2 hardware setup and panel oper 57
Vk2200 installation diagram 57
V dc power output 58
Chapter 2 hardware setup and panel oper 59
Connects to 59
Relay power supply 59
V dc output ports 59
Aten control system user manual 60
Connects to 60
Digital output power supply inapplicable to vk1100 60
V dc output ports 60
Chapter 2 hardware setup and panel oper 61
Digital output dual power supply vk2100 vk2100a vk2200 only 61
V dc output ports 61
Aten control box provides the following isolated relays 62
Connects to 62
No isolated relays no isolated relays 24 v dc 2 a max 62
Normally open closed 62
Relay channels 62
Switch screen projector lift lighting motorized equipment motion device etc 62
Aten control box provides the following ir serial rs 232 ports 63
By default the unidirectional ir serial channels are set to transmit ir signals 63
Ir serial 63
One ir transmitter 64
Two ir transmitters 64
Connects to dc devices temperature current and monitor sensors for providing voltage signals 1 to 24 v to the aten control box to trigger certain events and or functions when the voltage signals are above or below the defined threshold 65
Digital i o 65
Digital input dry contact connects to digital i o devices with an input loop open or closed for providing indicators from sensors or switches of an event which can be used by the control box to trigger events and or functions 65
Digital input vdc mode 65
The vk1100a vk1200 vk2100 vk2100a vk2200 provides the following digital input output channels 65
Connect to devices for controlling and receiving status messages from them for bidirectional rs 232 control the transmit tx receive rx and ground gnd terminals must be wired on both the aten control system and the device connecting 67
Rs 232 3 pin 67
Vk1200 vk2100 vk2100a vk2200 provides the following 3 pin rs 232 ports 67
Pin assignments 68
Rs 232 422 485 db 9 68
These two or four vk1100 vk2100 bidirectional ports provide serial control of hardware devices projectors switches etc with programmable pin assignments and receive status messages from the connected devices the diagram below shows ports on the vk2100 the vk1100 is the same except that it has fewer ports 68
Bidirectional rs 232 422 485 ports 69
Connect to devices configurable by pin assignments for controlling and receiving status messages from them 69
Connects to 69
Rs 232 422 485 5 pin 69
The aten control system provides the following rs 232 422 485 ports 69
Aten control system user manual 70
Ethernet control lan 70
The ethernet control lan port provides an ethernet connection for controlling up to 25 vk1100 vk1100a vk2100 vk2100a or 64 vk1200 vk2200 lan devices and or remote control by aten keypads touch panel and the aten control system app on a mobile device in a network 70
Aten control pad 71
Panel components 71
Vk0200 71
Led indications 73
Refer to the table below for the status descriptions of a control pad indicated by button leds 73
Installing the control pads 74
Vk0100 75
Vk0200 75
Vk0200 for mk type 78
Bidirectional rs 232 ports 79
Connects to 79
Rs 232 serial connection 79
Rs 232 serial connection the two bidirectional rs 232 ports on the control pad provide serial control of hardware devices projectors matrix switches etc and receive status messages from the connected devices for bidirectional rs 232 control the transmit receive and ground pins must be wired on both the control pad and hardware device each hardware device requires different wiring please consult each hardware device s manual for details 79
Wiring information 79
Connects to 80
Relay connections these 2 relay channels provide connections to control hardware devices such as electric screens projector lifts and other motorized equipment each relay is normally open by default 80
X relay channels 80
Aten control system user manual 82
Ethernet the rj 45 port provides an ethernet connection for accessing the web console page 79 controlling up to 8 ip devices and remote control by the control system app within the same subnetwork 82
Aten expansion box 83
Aten keypad 84
Control interface devices 84
Https www aten com ext_data global_en vk_keypad_engraving_service aten_keypad html 84
Note the following keypad models are available 84
The aten keypad mounts to a wall to provide control of hardware through a controller the setup of the keypad to the control system can be illustrated as follows 84
To have your keypad buttons customized with text engraving visit this page to make your order 84
Vk112eu 86
Led indications 87
Led indications refer to the table below for the status descriptions of a keypad indicated by button leds 87
Layout examples 88
Vk108us 88
Vk112eu 88
Aten touch panel 93
Panel overview 93
Desk mount 94
Mounting the touch panel 94
The vk330 touch panel supports desk mount wall mount or any 3rd party mounting accessory that is vesa compliant 75 x 75 mm for more information about the mounting accessories please visit the product web page 94
To mount the vk330 on a desk using aten desk mount accessory vk304 refer to the diagram below 94
Operating the touch panel 96
Changing the interface language 97
Configuring the network settings 97
Updating control system app 97
Upgrading firmware for aten touch panel 97
Chapter 3 103
Determining the ip address of the controller 103
Overview 103
Web based configuration and control 103
Ip installer 104
Lcd panel 104
Logging in 105
Dashboard 106
Settings 107
General 108
The general tab contains network information and the time and firmware upgrade settings 108
A license is a software permit that an aten controller grants to a mobile device for remote control if you have three licenses for a controller you can have three mobile devices remotely operate the controller at the same time 110
Find out the total number of licenses the number of licenses that are available and those that are in use 110
Licenses for mobile control 110
Note when using an aten touch panel for remote control make sure to upgrade the controller to version 2 or later which recognizes the touch panel as an aten device and will not require a license 110
Refer to the table below for the number of free licenses and the maximum number of paid licenses each controller supports to purchase additional copies of license contact your local sales representative 110
Upload licenses to the aten controller 110
View license information 110
You can use the licenses tab to 110
Storage 111
The storage tab displays information about the flash and ram usage for the controller and the locations assigned for viewers stored on the controller 111
Access 112
The access tab allows you to configure the access key password of the aten controller s web interface and to set a validity period for accessing the aten control system using an activation key 112
Monitor 114
Network 115
Working as a dhcp server 115
Connections 116
The connections tab allows you to view the connection statuses and ip addresses of licensed devices aten keypads and aten expansion boxes 116
Schedule 117
Security 118
Aten configurator vk6000 119
Chapter 4 119
Installation 119
Overview 119
Getting started tasks 122
Double click the configurator exe shortcut to open the aten configurator software the project page appears 124
Main screen 124
Overview 124
Menu bar 125
The menu bar contains the configurator s main functions arranged by category refer to the table below to find out what each function does 125
Creating projects 132
The project tab allows you to enter details about the installation to start the project enter the information using the table below as a guide 132
Configuring managed devices 134
Overview 134
The device tab is used to configure controller ports according to the connected hardware device 134
Left sidebar 135
Device configuration list 136
The device configuration page lists the controller ports by type click a port to view its properties double click a port to open the aten device library and search for the hardware device to configure the port configure each port according to the hardware device connected to it 136
Adding devices to the device configuration list 138
Adding non knx compliant devices to aten configurator 138
Via aten device library or my library 138
Adding knx compliant devices to aten configurator 140
Controller properties 141
Device properties 141
Set the controller id using the controller id switch when you have more than 16 controllers under a subnet at least two of the expansion boxes and or keypads will be assigned with the same controller id 141
Set the expansion box keypad to a fixed ip address 141
Serial device properties 144
I o device properties 146
Ir relay device properties 147
Ethernet device properties 148
Library 151
Device library 152
Configuring the control interface viewer 153
Getting started with configuring viewers 153
The design tab 154
Viewer list 155
Iframe a subpage showing lighting controls menu bar 156
Monitor control list 157
Configuration panel 158
Library 158
Simulator 158
Adding viewers 159
Deciding how many what viewer to create 159
Configuring a viewer 160
Configure the settings for your selected device 161
Keypad 161
Mobile device 161
Control pad 162
Touch panel 162
Adding removing a page 164
Configuring a subpage 165
Duplicating a viewer 168
Understanding control objects 169
Viewer control objects 169
Configuring control objects 170
Click the added object to configure its settings and or associated actions 171
Buttons 173
Control object properties 173
Powerpoint control and media control templates 181
Object properties for aten keypad control pad 191
After you have added a button slider bar or a dial kit on your viewer define the actions it initiates using the button slider bar actions panel to access the panel click on a button slider bar or dial key in the viewer the button slider bar action panel appears 194
Button slider bar dial kit actions 194
The button slider bar actions panel consists of the following elements 194
Understanding button slider bar dial kit actions 194
You can configure a button with device commands on off stop play etc as a macro to send multiple commands to one or more devices or as a link to other viewer pages advanced options allow you to add conditions to the commands as described on the next page 195
Configuring button slider bar actions 196
Functions 197
Device functions 199
Applications of device functions 201
Example configuring actions of dial keys 201
Advanced functions 202
Applications of advanced functions 204
Set flag 204
Library 217
The library icon on the project bar offers the following functions the table below provides an overview of each function 217
Button 218
Graphic library 218
The library icon on the project bar provides a graphics tab and drop down menus with ready to use graphics for backgrounds buttons icons and device interfaces device interface provides entire page layouts that you can use as templates for different types of devices double click or drag and drop graphics to add them to the page images can be imported for icons and buttons in various formats png jpg jpeg bmp 218
Background 219
Image device icon 219
Device interface 220
Monitor 223
Monitor page options 223
The upload tab 223
There different types of monitors you can create to fulfill different scenarios all monitors share the following configuration fields 223
Understanding monitor 223
Understanding monitor a monitor allows you to set conditions on a port using digital input vdc and digital input dry contact signals return messages and flags when the condition is met the controller will initiate the desired action digital input vdc hardware devices provide voltage signals between 1 and 24 digital input dry contact hardware devices provide open and closed circuit signals hardware devices with return messages can be monitored using listen to port or query port conditions via text they transmit these signals provide indicators from sensors or switches of an event an event can be the temperature power dry contact sensor switch status or message from a device there are two parts to a monitor the condition and action 223
Creating a switch monitor 232
Select switch from the drop down menu and enter a name for the monitor 232
Use the drop down menu to set the query frequency 232
Use the options to create multiple condition comparisons as explained below 232
Go to the action section at the bottom of the page to select the hardware device and add the function to the commands list as explain in the steps that follow 233
B add actions in this example add four change button name commands 240
Built in commands 240
For details see device functions page 173 and advanced functions page 176 240
Scheduled events 243
Understanding variables 244
Variables 244
A timer event is used to initiate a device action as soon as the defined countdown time is up the advantage of using a timer event as opposed to a combination of delay command and device command is that it saves time by executing the defined action while other actions commands within the series execute 251
Among these actions action 2 switching source on a projector can be designed as a timer event because 251
It needs a countdown of 8 seconds before the action can be initiated 251
On top of initiating a specified action you can also create additional controls on the viewer to manually restart or stop the action for example for a start meeting button you would like to initiate the following series of actions when triggered 251
The remaining actions can be initiated without action 2 being completed 251
Timers 251
Configuring a timer event 252
Centralized monitoring and control via unizon 255
Control aten controller managed devices via unizon 255
Monitor aten controller managed devices via unizon 255
Overview 255
Unizon 255
Enabling monitoring and control via unizon 256
E optionally set up alerts for this monitor item for example 259
The upload tab 263
Viewing controller information 265
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Accessing the database generator 267
Aten database generator 267
Chapter 5 267
Overview 267
My library 269
Function tabs 270
Controls on the my library window 272
Editing adding a new device 274
Serial device 275
Ir device 280
Digital output device 283
Relay device 284
Ethernet device 285
Advanced click to configure the following settings the supported settings may vary depending on the device protocol and authentication type 286
Port type the port number for the device 286
Protocol click the drop down list to select a protocol for the device 286
Settings 286
This screen appears when send is clicked select a controller for the device to connect and configure the fields such as device ip address 289
Aten library 295
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Chapter 6 297
Overview 297
Remote pc control 297
Specifications 297
Controlassist only supports control of the following media file formats 298
Controlassist only supports media files created using windows media player 298
If you encounter any issues playing a media file try install a third party video codec 298
Media file control 298
When a media file is remotely enabled and controlled using an aten viewer the file opens in windows media player and this setting can not be changed 298
Installing controlassist on target computers 299
Setting up remote pc control 299
Click the basic settings certification private key or about aten controlassist to access the following settings information 300
To configure controlassist right click in the system tray and select settings this window appears 300
Note if the text in the controlassist window appears oversized change the desktop font size to its default and then log in the computer again to resolve the issue 301
Adding target computers to the control system 302
Configuring a control interface 304
Example 2 306
Follow the steps below to create a quick access button for opening and playing a specific powerpoint file you can follow the same logic to create a button for opening and playing a specific media file 306
Tip the asterisk at the end of a function indicates that it requires configuration in the commands column 306
Supported pc control actions 308
C controlassist presentation demo pptx 309
C controlassist presentation pptx 309
If the file path contains space put the file path in double quotations 309
Include the file name and file extension of the target file 309
Note adhere to the following guidelines when specifying file paths 309
The following are examples of valid file paths 309
Use double backward slashes between folder levels 309
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Aten control system app 311
Chapter 7 311
Installing the app 311
Overview 311
Requirements 311
Demo start screen 312
Winviewer1 ipad android1 313
Control pages 315
Overview 316
The welcome screen is the home screen of the aten control system app it lists the viewers and provides administrative options tap a viewer to open the controls for a room see configuring the control interface viewer page 127 or use the administrative options listed below 316
Welcome list of viewers page 316
Manage viewer 317
The manage viewer page allows you to add update and remove downloaded viewers to download viewers tap add viewer see preferences page 297 317
Manage lan device 318
Tap to expand controllers to view connected lan devices 318
Tap to open the web gui chapter 3 web based configuration and control 318
The manage lan device page allows you to edit network settings for the controllers and lan devices added in the configurator software see device library page 126 318
Controller 319
Simulating viewer controls with demo mode 321
Preferences 323
Log report 325
Report history 326
Information 327
Add viewer 328
Download viewer 328
Manage viewer 328
The download viewer page allows you to search for controllers and download viewers this page is accessed from welcom 328
Downloading viewers 329
When controllers are found they appear in the add viewer panel check the boxes of the viewers you would like to download then tap download 329
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Appendix 331
General 331
Safety instructions 331
Rack mount 333
International 334
North america 334
Technical support 334
Specifications 335
Vk0100 335
Vk0100 vk0200 335
Vk0200 335
Vk0100 vk0200 336
Vk108us vk112eu 337
Vk1100 338
Vk1100 339
Vk1100a 340
Vk1100a 341
Vk1100a 342
Vk1200 343
Vk1200 344
Vk1200 345
Vk2100 346
Vk2100 347
Vk2100 348
Vk2100a 349
Vk2100a 350
Vk2100a 351
Vk2200 352
Vk2200 353
Vk2200 354
Control system project specifications 356
Cad and panel cutout diagrams 357
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Vk108us 365
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Aten control system supports the following knx datapoint types dpt 373
Datapoint types 373
Aten control box reset button 376
The reset button on aten control boxes can be used to reset system settings as described below 376
Windows os button limitation 377
Aten standard warranty policy 378

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