Metaforsa 3/3.plus

MF3/MF3.plus
Output ports Number of switched channels 10 Number of dimming channels 4 Peak load 16 A Max load per dimming channel 0.5 A (110 W at 220 V) Dimmer type MOSFET
Input ports Number of discrete inputs 28
General Max CAN devices 4 (can be extended with the license) 99 (for Metaforsa 3.plus) Max CAN bus length 800 m (twisted pair CAT5e) Max current per CAN bus 500 mA
Other Supply voltage 11.5...27.5 V DC Dimentions 9U, 156x90x58 mm

Introduction

METAFORSA SMART HOUSE Installation Manual describes the procedure for its installation, assembly, operation and setting. While working with the system, you must strictly comply with all the requirements set out in this manual. Failure to comply may result in damage to the device, its failure, electric shock, fire and other fallout. The manufacturer reserves the right to make changes to this manual without prior notice. This manual is an integral part of the system and shall remain with the end-use customer.

Features

• 10 universal outputs support:
  • Lights
  • NC/NO heating valves
  • Blinds
  • 1 or 2-pole gates
  • 1 or 2-pole valves
  • NC/NO locks
  • Fan coil units
• 4 dimming outputs
• 28 inputs that support:
  • Buttons
  • LED buttons
  • Switches
  • Reed switches
  • Leak sensors
  • Motion detectors
  • Temperature sensors
  • LED strips
  • 3-4-5 channel RGB strips
  • WS2812B strips
  • RS485 devices (only for Metaforsa 3.plus)
• Extension port
• Relays with AgSnO2 contacts rated for 80A 20ms inrush current
• Cloud connection and control of all house systems
• Voice control (Siri, Alexa, Google Home)

Safety requirements

CAUTION! All work related to the installation, connection, setting up, service and support must be carried out by qualified personnel with sufficient skills and experience in working with electrical equipment.

To avoid the risk of fire, electric shock, damage to the system and / or personal injury, the system installation and assembly must be performed in accordance with the instructions listed below:

• all connection works must be carried out without power;
• use appropriate tools and personal protection against electric shock;
• do not use damaged cables, wires and connectors;
• avoid folding of cables and wires;
• do not pinch or kink the cables and wires by applying excessive force. Otherwise, inner conductors of the cable and wires may be stripped or broken;
• do not use the power socket with poor contacts to connect;
• do not exceed the load parameters limit specified in this manual;
• the supply conductors wire section is subject to the specifications for current density limit, insulation type and wire material. Light section can result in cable overheating and fire.

When working with the system after voltage supply NEVER:

• make connection/disconnection of connectors;
• open modules and sensors.

System configuration and purpose

Purpose of the system

METAFORSA SMART HOUSE is a ready-made solution for automation of residential and commercial premises, hotel complexes which includes the most highly desired features of Smart House.

The device has 10 control channels, 4 dimming channels and 28 input channels qty.

Universal outputs can be used to control:	Universal inputs allow you to connect:
Lighting	Buttons/LED buttons/switching units
Socket connectors	Magnetic reed switches
Underfloor heating	Leakage sensors
Curtain	Motion detectors
Gate actuators	Temperature sensors
Water supply	LED strips/3-4-5 channel RGB strips/WS2812B strips
Heating valves	RS485 devices*

* – Only for Metaforsa 3.plus

Expansion port

The expansion port allows you to upgrade the system by connecting auxiliary equipment, such as the control module for LED lighting, dimming, metering devices and other elements. The package, which is completely ready-to-install, includes the basic hardware and software.

Package contents

The package comes standard with:

Mainframe METAFORSA 3/3.plus	1 pc
Power supply unit MEANWELL DR-15-12	1 pc
Motion sensor CW-MSD	3 pcs
Leakage sensor FW-WL.B	2 pcs
Temperature-sensitive element FW-TS	4 pcs
Magnetic reed switch (window/door position sensor)	4 pcs
Ethernet-cable noise filter	1 pc
Power supply cord	1 pc

Basic technical specifications of the System

The basic specifications and characteristics of the module METAFORSA 3/3.plus are shown in table 1

Table 1

Specification	Meaning
Output ports
Number of switched channels	10
Number of switched groups	10
Number of dimming channels	4
Commutation voltage	0-250 V AC/DC
Peak load (one channel)	16A
Peak load (device)	160A
Max load per dimming channel	0.5A (110W at 220V)
Dimmer type	MOSFET
Dimmer load type	R,C
Dimming type	trailing edge
Power supply cable connection type	connector
Permissible section of power supply cable to connect in socket: single-conductor cable multiple-conductor cable tipped multiple-conductor cable	0.5 … 4mm2 0.5 … 4mm2 0.5 … 2.5mm2
Input ports
Number of discrete inputs	28
Current maximum rating on the direct-current voltage connectors	5 mA*
Other
Operating ambient temperature	0 … +45°С
Storage/transportation temperature	-10 … +50°С
Permissible humidity	0 … 95% (non-condensing)
Power supply	11.5 … 27.5 V DC 24V, 0.75A Recommended
Maximum demand	0.5А
Available interfaces	Ethernet, CAN
Bus type	CAN (4-wire)
CAN (4-wire)	800 m** (twisted pair CAT5e)
CAN wire type	FTP Cat 5E
CAN connection type	Connector
Digital line maximum length	30 m
Digital line wirde type	UTP/FTP Cat 5E
LAN maximum length	100 m
LAN wire type	UTP/FTP Cat 5E
LAN connection type	Connector RJ-45
RS485 ports qty	1***
Data transfer speed	1200-115200 b/s***
Dimensional specifications	9U, 156x90x58 mm
Shell material	ABS
Casing	IP40
Equipment installation type	DIN-rail (EN 60715)
Weight	400 g

* – Output channels should only be connected using amplifier which uses 5V PWM signal from IO output as input

** – installing additional power supply units is required for long lines; the maximum length of the line may be reduced by various interference factors

*** – Only for Metaforsa 3.plus

General structure of the System

Module general view is shown in fig. 1

1	— connector for load application
2	— connector for dimming-lamps application
3	— power connector
4	— Ethernet network connector
5-6	— connectors for universal input/output channels
7	— connector for expansion module.

Overview of the METAFORSA device external connectors: At the top of the casing (fig. 1) there is:

• connector (1) — Devices connection;
• connector (2) — Dimming lamps connection;

At the bottom of the casing (fig. 1) there is:

• connector (3) — module power supply connection;
• connector (4) — Ethernet network connection;
• connectors (5-6) — universal input/output channels connection – buttons, reed switches, LED buttons, leak sensors, motion sensors, temperature sensors, LED strips, 3-4-5 channel RGB strips, WS2812B strips, RS485 devices (Only for Metaforsa 3.plus);
• connector (7) — expansion module connection.

The physical configuration and contact point assignment of each connector are shown in table 2.

Table 2

Connector	Contact	Assignment
	1-10	Load application (light lamps, thermal actuators, etc.)
	D1-4, L, N	Load application (dimming lamps)
Device status indicators		The module status indicators are described in table 3
	+24V GND	+24V — module power supply by an external 24 V power supply GND — common
	RJ45	Connector for LAN connectivity
	In1-14, In15-28 GND	Controlling devices connection (buttons, LED buttons, magnetic reed switches, motion detectors, leakage sensors, temperature sensors, etc.): In1 … In28 — logic inputs GND — common
	VCC GND L H	External modules connection for CAN-bus VСС — 24V output for external devices power supply GND — common L — CAN-L data bus H — CAN-H data bus

Table3

Indicator	Status	Description
Power		Power
		Power not available
Activity		Data communication
		Data communication not available
Error		No errors
		Communication error
		Module overheat
		Dimmer outputs module overload
		Absence of power on dimmers, if in configuration

System installation and assembly

Before connecting the system, you must:

• site the sensor and actuators (if not pre-installed), set the sensors and actuators;
• site the module and power supply.

Note: The module must be installed near the power supply voltage source.

CAUTION! AC power voltage must be provided to the system input through the circuit breaker assembly. It should be installed close to the power supply.

1. The power of circuit breaker assembly must comply with the load capacity;
2. Nothing else than the phase conductors can be connected to the module, the neutral wire is connected separately.

Typical diagram of METAFORSA 3/3.plus module connection is shown in fig. 3.

Connection of the actuators

Connection of the lights/electric contactor/heating thermal actuator

Fig. 4

Such actuators as light, electric contactor, heating thermal actuator should be switched on any of the outputs 1 – 10, the neutral wire and the ground wire should be connected directly to the switchboard. The example of connection is shown in Fig.4.

Connection of high load device

Recomended contactors: ABB ESB series Schneider Acti 9 iCT series Hager ESC series.

Connection of single-pole water/gas supply valve

Caution: Before applying power to the load, make sure that the output configuration of METAFORSA module is correct. The incorrect configuration or incorrect connection can cause the module failure and/or failure of the equipment connected to it, and even a fire.
Fig. 5	The single pole water/gas supply valve is connected to any of the outputs of 1 – 10, the (neutral wire and the ground wire are connected directly to the switchboard. The example of connection is shown in Fig.5.

Connection of double-pole water/gas supply valve

Caution: Before applying power to the valve, it is necessary to ensure the output configuration of METAFORSA module is correct. The incorrect configuration can cause the voltage application simultaneously to both channels of the valve, which may result in the module failure and/or failure of the equipment connected to it, and even a fire.
Fig. 6	Two adjacent contact points (for example, 3, 4) are used to connect the double-pole water/gas supply valve; in these conditions the neutral wire and the ground wire are connected directly to the switchboard. The example of connection is shown in Fig.6.

Connection of single-pole gate actuator

Caution: Before applying power to the module, you should properly configure access to the application. The contacts incorrectly configured can result in the module failure and/or failure of the equipment connected to it, and even a fire.
Fig. 7	Any contact point (for example, 3) is used to connect the single-pole gate drive controllers. The example of connection is shown in Fig.7.

Connection of double-pole gate actuator

Caution: Before applying power to the module, you must properly configure the outputs in the application. The contacts configured incorrectly can lead to simultaneous power supply to both channels, resulting in the module failure and/or failure of the equipment connected to it, and even a fire.
Fig. 8	Two adjacent contact points (for example, 3, 4) should be used to connect the double-pole gate drive controller. The example of connection is shown in Fig.8.

Connection of curtain/jalousie/shutter actuator with 220V force control

Caution: Before applying power to the module, you must properly configure the outputs in the application. The contacts configured incorrectly can lead to simultaneous power supply to both channels, resulting in the module failure and/or failure of the equipment connected to it, and even a fire.
Fig. 9	Two adjacent contact points (for example, 3, 4) should be used to connect the curtain/jalousie/rolladens actuator, in these conditions the neutral wire and the ground wire are connected directly to the switchboard. The example of connection is shown in Fig.9.

Connection of curtain/jalousie/shutter actuator with low-voltage control

Caution: Before applying power to the module, you must properly configure the outputs in the application. The contacts configured incorrectly can lead to simultaneous power supply to both channels, resulting in the module failure and/or failure of the equipment connected to it, and even a fire.
Fig. 10	Two adjacent contact points (for example, 3, 4) should be used to connect the curtain/jalousie/rolladens actuator with low-voltage control. The example of connection is shown in Fig.10.

Connection of sensing elements/switches/buttons

Connection of motion sensors/leakage sensors

The motion sensors/leakage sensors should be connected to any free input in1-in28; in these conditions their power is connected to the contact points of +5V and GND of the relevant group. The example of connection is shown in Fig.11.

Fig. 11 connection of motion sensors/leakage sensors

Connection of buttons/switches/magnetic reed switches

Buttons and reed switches are connected to any free input in1-in28, while their second contact point is connected to GND point of the relevant METAFORSA module group. The example of connection is shown in Fig. 12-13.

Fig. 12 connection of buttons/switching units

Fig. 13 connection of the magnetic reed switches (window/door position sensors)

Connection of temperature sensors

Temperature sensors are connected to any free input in1-in28, while their second contact point is connected to GND point of the relevant METAFORSA module group. The example of connection is shown in Fig. 14.

Fig. 14 connection of temperature sensors

RGB connection scheme

CAUTION! Output channels should only be connected using amplifier which uses 5V PWM signal from IO output as input

Fig. 15 RGB connection

WS2812B connection scheme

Fig. 16 WS2812B connection

RS485 connection scheme

CAUTION! RS485 connection is only available for Metaforsa 3.plus and only occurs on 21 channel

Fig. 17 RS485 connection

Connection of auxiliary equipment.

Expansion modules include Larnitech equipment connected through the CAN-bus. Such equipment includes: dimmers, RGB-backlit control modules, multimode sensors, etc. The equipment connected to the expansion port is defined automatically and does not require any preset tuning. Connector contact pin assignment is defined in Table 4. The example of connection is shown in Fig. 18.

Caution! The 120 ohm terminating resistors should be installed at the end connectors between L and H contact points of CAN-bus. Ensure the connection is correct. The incorrect connection may cause sensor and/or module malfunction.

Module installation and connection procedure

ATTENTION! You must precisely follow the recommendations listed in the Security Requirements section hereof.

1. Install the module in the switchboard on the DIN-rail and fix it with the special latch on the module base.
2. Fasten the supply unit on the left side of the module.
3. Connect the connector (4) having the noise filter pre-installed which is supplied complete with the module.
4. Connect the connectors (5), (6).
5. Connect the connectors (1), (2).
6. Connect the connector (3).
7. Apply power to the supply unit of METAFORSA module.
8. Wait until the module is loaded, then configure it in accordance with the System Setup Instructions.
9. Apply power to the connectors (1), (2).
10. Check all equipment for proper operation.

METAFORSA module shut-off and deinstallation procedure

1. De-energize the module by disconnecting the circuit breaker assembly of the load power supply and METAFORSA module supply unit. Verify the voltage is absent on the terminals (1), (2) of the connector wires and on the input terminals of the supply unit.
2. Disconnect the load power supply connectors (1), (2).
3. Disconnect the connector (3).
4. Disconnect the connectors (4)-(6).
5. Remove the module from the DIN-rail, releasing the latch at the bottom of the module base.

Hardware setup

To configure and control METAFORSA SMART HOUSE, you must install Larnitech software on your smartphone or tablet, which is available in App Store and Play Market. After installation, follow the System Setup Instructions.

Fault diagnostics and handling

The following are some possible faults and ways of fault handling. If you have any difficulty, or face the fault undeclared here, please contact the Technical Support: [1] or [support@larnitech.com]. There are also some tips in the FAQ section at our website [2].

The actuators do not operate:

• ensure the outputs are properly configured in the application (see System Setup Instructions);
• check the connection is correct in accordance with table 2 and paragraph 3.6;
• ensure the power is supplied to the input power contact , i.e. all circuit breaker assembly are ON.
• verify the operability of the connected equipment.

The module is off, indication absent:

• check the connection to 24V supply unit as shown in table 2 (contacts pin assignment);
• check the connection of the supply unit to 220V power mains, the indicator should be ON.

Network connection fault:

• ensure the Ethernet cable is properly wired and connected to the connector;
• ensure the LED status indicators are ON on the Ethernet connector;
• check the LAN configuration is correct, Ethernet cable loops are absent;
• METAFORSA module and the device you are connecting from are in the same network.

hold integer 0-10000 1-10 by default hold is the same as runtime hold is the bridging time in miliseconds, is used for gate and jalousie, lock; Example: hold=3500

The sensors do not operate:

• ensure the inputs are properly configured in the application (System Setup Instructions);
• check the connection is correct in accordance with table 2 and paragraph 3.7;
• ensure the METAFORSA module is ON: circuit breaker assembly is closed, indication on the supply unit is ON, the module indication corresponds to the operating status – table 3;
• check the power supply availability on the sensors;
• check the integrity of lines laid to the sensors.

The auxiliary equipment does not operate:

• check the connection is correct in accordance with table 2 and paragraph 3.8-9;
• ensure the METAFORSA module is ON: circuit breaker assembly is closed, indication on the supply unit is ON, the module indication corresponds to the operating status – table 3;
• check the integrity of the CAN lines, voltage supply on the modules.

HW Settings

Name	Type, range	SUBID	Default	Description
runtime	integer 0-100	1-10	15	runtime is the open/close time in seconds, is used for jalousie, gate, valve(2 pole); Example: runtime=15
runtimeopen	integer 0-60000	Blinds subId		Runtimeopen is the open time in milliseconds, is used for blinds; Example: runtimeopen=15000
runtimeclose	integer 0-60000	Blinds subId		Runtimeclose is the close time in milliseconds, is used for blinds; Example: runtimeclose=15000
hold	integer 0-10000	1-10	500	hold is the bridging time in milliseconds, is used for gate and jalousie (by default hold is the same as runtime for jalousie and gate), lock; Example: hold=3500
def	string 'ON'	1-10	'OFF'	def is the element status is set after restart, is used for lamp, heating, valve(1 pole); Example: def='ON'
stop	Char ‘R’	1-7	–	(for 2-pole gate and blinds) If it is declared then by Stop command during the motion, the same impulse appears as it was at the beginning of the motion. Pole, an which the stop-impules is formed, is defined by the parameter Stop value. If it is ‘r’ or ‘R’ then stop-impulse is produced on the opposite to the start-impulse pole. If any other value is delcared (e.g., ‘d’ ) then the stop-impulse is on the same pole. If a Runtime passed after the beginning of the motion then the stop-impulse is not formed. Example: stop=’r’
out	char[10]	98	'LLLLHHHHP-'	Each char is responsible for the type of a particular channel 'L'-Lamp; 'M'-Lamp Inverse; 'J'-Heating NO, valve-heating, normally open; 'H'-Heating NC, valve-heating, normally closed; 'B'-Blinds (2 pole), jalousie/curtains; 'C'-Blinds Inverse (2 pole), jalousie/curtains, invert open-close; 'G'-Gate (2 pole), 2 pole gate; 'D'-Gate (2 pole) Inverse, 2 pole gate, invert open-close; 'X'-Gate (1 pole /short press), 1 pole gate; 'Z'-Gate (1 pole) Inverse, 1 pole gate, invert open-close; 'V'-Valve (2 pole), 2 pole valve; 'W'-Valve (2 pole) Inverse, 2 pole valve, invert open-close; 'R'-Valve (1 pole), 1 pole valve,; 'S'-Valve (1 pole) Inverse, 1 pole valve, invert open-close; 'K'-Lock (short press); 'N'-Lock (short press) Inverse; 'P'-Blinds (2 pole); 'O'-Blinds Inverse (2 pole), invert open-close; 'F'-FanCoil. Group1 (Lamp Toggle). For fancoil speed control; 'E'-FanCoil. Group2 (Lamp Toggle). For fancoil speed control; 'Q'-FanCoil. Group3 (Lamp Toggle). For fancoil speed control; 'U'-FanCoil. Group4 (Lamp Toggle). For fancoil speed control; 'I'-FanCoil. Group5 (Lamp Toggle). For fancoil speed control; '-'-none, nothing is connected. Example: out='LLB-G-V-W-'
dm	char[4]	98	‘LLLL’	Each char is responsible for the type of a particular channel ‘g’ – use like halogen dimer-lamp ‘s’ – Soft Switch, lamp, when on/off power is supplied/deenergised smoothly (500msec) ‘k’ – Switch, lamp, when on/off power is supplied/deenergised immediately ‘l’ – LED Function, dimmable LED lamps ‘v’ – linear Function of dimming ‘-‘ – Channel disabled ‘+’ – Regular channel Example: dm=’skl-‘
def	integer 0-250	11-14	100	The default brightness level in case of a power reset (1..250). Example: def=250
min	integer 0-100	11-14	0	Minimum dimming level, example: min=10
max	integer 0-100	11-14	100	Maximum dimming level, example max=95
start	integer 0-100	11-14	0	The Start function is used for lamps that lack the minimal voltage to get turned on. If the set value is lower than the start value, the lamp is turned on at the start value and them the light is dimmed down to the set level. Example: start=60
force	integer 0-100	11-14	10	Time duration of the starting value (measured in milliseconds). Example: force=20
runtime	integer 0-60000	11-14	1000	Runtime is the speed of changing the brightness from ‘min’ to ‘max’ (measured in milliseconds). Example: runtime=1000
offset	integer (+/- 0…39)	39-46	'0'	sensor values offset; For example, offset is -3.8 : Example: hw="offset='-3.8'"
io	char[28]	98	io='KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK'	Each char is responsible for the type of a particular channel '0' - led-dimmer '1' - halogen-dimmer '2' - linear-dimmer '3'..'6' - RGB-3..6 channels 'z' - WS2812B -string 'e' - led-button inverse 'd' - led-button 'c' - button inverse 'b' - button 's' - switch 'k' - contact inverse 'h' - contact 'l' - leak 'n' - Neptun 'v' - motion inverse 'm' - motion 'r' - thermo-resistor 't' - DALLAS '-' - none Example: io='KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK'
hw	string	98	-	hw="...", where pwm_invert – PWM inverting [1, 0]; lbn_bright – brightness of led buttons, range (0 - 255); f – by default PWM frequency is 1000, range (1 - 5000). Example: 1hw="io='4---zdd----t--' pwm_invert=1 lbn_bright=255 f=1000"
Only for Metaforsa 3.plus
cfg	string	98	9600/8N1	cfg='SPEED/BPS', where SPEED – baud rate [1200..115200]; B – data length [7,8]; P – presence and type of parity bit [N(No parity),E(Even parity),O(Odd parity)]; S – stop bit length [1, 1.5 or 2]. Example: 1hw="cfg='9600/8N1'"
[Protocol]	string	98	—	Protocol setting is described by protocol parameter. The following protocols are supported: 'modbus', Modbus protocol, at the end of redirection the checksum CRC16(Modbus) is added; 'dmx', DMX protocol; 'CO2' for connecting Larnitech CO2 sensors; 'salda' for connecting Salda ventilation. Example: 1hw="cfg='9600/8N1' modbus"
echo	on; off	98	'off'	For settings check out and testing echo parameter can be used. Module echo-reply can be turned on or off with the help of this parameter.Echo parameter value: 'off' 'on' Example: 1hw="cfg='9600/8N1' echo='off'"

 1		<item addr="349:1" auto-period="600" cfgid="197" name="Lamp 1" type="lamp"/>
 2		<item addr="349:2" auto-period="600" cfgid="197" name="Lamp 2" type="lamp"/>
 3		<item addr="349:3" auto-period="600" cfgid="197" name="Lamp 3" type="lamp"/>
 4		<item addr="349:4" auto-period="600" cfgid="197" name="Lamp 4" type="lamp"/>
 5		<item addr="349:5" auto-period="600" cfgid="197" name="Lamp 5" type="lamp"/>
 6		<item addr="349:6" cfgid="197" name="Radiator" temperature-lag="0.2" type="valve-heating">
 7			<automation name="Eco" temperature-level="16"/>
 8			<automation name="Comfort" temperature-level="22"/>
 9			<automation name="Hot" temperature-level="25"/>
10		</item>
11		<item addr="349:7" cfgid="197" name="Radiator" temperature-lag="0.2" type="valve-heating">
12			<automation name="Eco" temperature-level="16"/>
13			<automation name="Comfort" temperature-level="22"/>
14			<automation name="Hot" temperature-level="25"/>
15		</item>
16		<item addr="349:8" cfgid="197" name="Radiator" temperature-lag="0.2" type="valve-heating">
17			<automation name="Eco" temperature-level="16"/>
18			<automation name="Comfort" temperature-level="22"/>
19			<automation name="Hot" temperature-level="25"/>
20		</item>
21		<item addr="349:9" cfgid="197" name="Jalousie" sub-type="120" type="jalousie"/>
22		<item addr="349:11" auto-period="600" cfgid="197" name="Dimmer 1" type="dimmer-lamp"/>
23		<item addr="349:12" auto-period="600" cfgid="197" name="Dimmer 2" type="dimmer-lamp"/>
24		<item addr="349:13" auto-period="600" cfgid="197" name="Dimmer 3" type="dimmer-lamp"/>
25		<item addr="349:14" auto-period="600" cfgid="197" name="Dimmer 4" type="dimmer-lamp"/>
26		<item addr="349:16" cfgid="197" name="Door 1" type="door-sensor"/>
27		<item addr="349:17" cfgid="197" name="Door 2" type="door-sensor"/>
28		<item addr="349:18" cfgid="197" name="Door 3" type="door-sensor"/>
29		<item addr="349:19" cfgid="197" name="Door 4" type="door-sensor"/>
30		<item addr="349:20" cfgid="197" name="Door 5" type="door-sensor"/>
31		<item addr="349:21" cfgid="197" name="Door 6" type="door-sensor"/>
32		<item addr="349:22" cfgid="197" name="Door 7" type="door-sensor"/>
33		<item addr="349:23" cfgid="197" name="Door 8" type="door-sensor"/>
34		<item addr="349:24" cfgid="197" name="Door 9" type="door-sensor"/>
35		<item addr="349:25" cfgid="197" name="Door 10" type="door-sensor"/>
36		<item addr="349:26" cfgid="197" name="Door 11" type="door-sensor"/>
37		<item addr="349:27" cfgid="197" name="Door 12" type="door-sensor"/>
38		<item addr="349:28" cfgid="197" name="Door 13" type="door-sensor"/>
39		<item addr="349:29" cfgid="197" name="Door 14" type="door-sensor"/>
40		<item addr="349:30" cfgid="197" name="Door 15" type="door-sensor"/>
41		<item addr="349:31" cfgid="197" name="Door 16" type="door-sensor"/>
42		<item addr="349:32" cfgid="197" name="Door 17" type="door-sensor"/>
43		<item addr="349:33" cfgid="197" name="Door 18" type="door-sensor"/>
44		<item addr="349:34" cfgid="197" name="Door 19" type="door-sensor"/>
45		<item addr="349:35" cfgid="197" name="Door 20" type="door-sensor"/>
46		<item addr="349:36" cfgid="197" name="Door 21" type="door-sensor"/>
47		<item addr="349:37" cfgid="197" name="Door 22" type="door-sensor"/>
48		<item addr="349:38" cfgid="197" name="Door 23" type="door-sensor"/>
49		<item addr="349:39" cfgid="197" name="Door 24" type="door-sensor"/>
50		<item addr="349:40" cfgid="197" name="Door 24" type="door-sensor"/>
51		<item addr="349:41" cfgid="197" name="Door 25" type="door-sensor"/>
52		<item addr="349:43" cfgid="197" name="IR receiver" type="ir-receiver"/>
53		<item addr="349:44" cfgid="197" name="RS485" type="com-port"/>
54		<item addr="349:90" cfgid="197" name="Current" system="yes" type="current-sensor"/>
55		<item addr="349:95" cfgid="197" name="Temperature" system="yes" type="temperature-sensor"/>
56		<item addr="349:96" cfgid="197" name="Temperature" system="yes" type="temperature-sensor"/>
57		<item addr="349:97" cfgid="197" name="Temperature" system="yes" type="temperature-sensor"/>
58		<item addr="349:98" cfgid="197" hw="out='LLLLLHHHB-' dm='LLLL' io='KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKUKKKKKK-'" logic-ver="19" name="Temperature" sn="2533726919" system="yes" type="temperature-sensor"/>
59		<item addr="349:100" cfgid="197" name="RS232" type="com-port"/>