3.4 Installations in the rooms
Install the digitalSTROM components in the rooms according to the installation instructions for electricians.
digitalSTROM terminal blocks switching/dimming 150 W
Install the digitalSTROM terminal blocks according to the installation instructions (e.g. digitalSTROM terminal blocks GE-KM200 for ceiling lights).
A local push button input (1) is available at the terminal block, so you have a direct optional control point for lighting control in the room. This input is configured as device push button by default which sets the local priority for local operation.
You must use stranded wire only in conjunction with cable end sleeves.
digitalSTROM relay terminal blocks
Install the digitalSTROM relay terminal blocks according to the installation instructions (e.g. digitalSTROM relay terminal block GE-KM200 for shutters). Please note that the limit switches at the drive should be set before connecting the digitalSTROM relay terminal block!
Control of a standard tubular motor for shutters via digitalSTROM relay terminal block.
If the direction of rotation of the drive system does not match the ”Open” and ”Closed” direction of travel, it can be changed during calibration of the digitalSTROM relay terminal block by using the web-based digitalSTROM Configurator. See also chapter
5.3.4.
digitalSTROM push button block with 1 input
Install the digitalSTROM push button block with 1 input according to the installation instructions (e.g. digitalSTROM push button block GE-TKM210 Lighting (yellow) with one push button input).
If a neutral conductor and sufficient space are available, the digitalSTROM push button block is installed in the switch box. Alternatively you can also install it in a junction box if a push button wire is available.
The push button input is configured as room push button by default and controls the presets in the whole room.
The power output (black strand) may optionally be used to control a lamp in the room. The lamp will then behave as if an additional digitalSTROM terminal block (e.g. GE-KM200) was used.
If the power output is not needed, the strand has to be insulated.
digitalSTROM push button block with 2 inputs
Install the digitalSTROM push button block for 2-way operation according to the installation instructions (e.g. digitalSTROM push button block GE-TKM210 Shade (grey) with two push button inputs).
Two push buttons (serial rocker switch 230 V) are connected to the independent inputs of the push button block. Make sure the Open/Close push button is connected correctly.
In case of awnings the push button should be connected to make sure that ”Open” and ”Closed” corresponds to the expected direction of travel of the shading. The operating concept provides that the awning is extended with the ”Open” push button (up arrow). If this is supposed to happen when the ”Closed” push button (down arrow) is pressed, it has to be changed accordingly.

The input assignment for the digitalSTROM push button block with 4 universal inputs (joker/universal) can be adapted without changing the wiring. The assignment can be freely configured in the digitalSTROM Configurator at any time. See also chapter
5.3.2.
digitalSTROM push button block with 4 universal inputs (joker/universal)
Install the digitalSTROM push button block with 4 universal inputs according to the installation instructions (only for digitalSTROM push button block SW-TKM200 joker (black), with four push button inputs).
Up to four push buttons can be connected to the independent push button inputs of a joker digitalSTROM push button block and operated independently. Every input is managed by the digitalSTROM system as an independent digitalSTROM push button block. The dSID specified on the terminal block corresponds to the dSID of the first push button. Push buttons 2-4 automatically receive the three following dSIDs. The field of application for each connected digitalSTROM push button can be configured separately (e.g. input 1 yellow (Light), input 2 grey (Shade)).
By combining two inputs each, 2-way push buttons can also be configured on the digitalSTROM push button block with 4 universal inputs (joker/universal). You can freely specify for the push button inputs 1-4 if the push button connected to the input shall be used for ”Open” or ”Close”. See also chapter
5.3.1.
For example, you may operate two push buttons for light and a 2-way push button for shade at the same terminal block.

digitalSTROM line switch
Install the digitalSTROM line switches according to the installation instructions (e.g. digitalSTROM line switch GE-SDM200 for standing lamps).
digitalSTROM automation terminal blocks
Install the digitalSTROM automation terminal blocks in accordance with the installation instructions (e.g. digitalSTROM automation terminal block SW-AKM200) for movement, wind or rain sensors.

The digitalSTROM automation terminal block is available in different designs (4, 2 and 1 inputs) and is conceived for connection of up to four sensors with 230 V switching output. Ideally you would operate no more than twenty automation terminal block inputs per digitalSTROM Meter.
Thus with the digitalSTROM automation terminal block, the status changes of sensor signals can be monitored and other digitalSTROM Devices or even the entire digitalSTROM installation correspondingly controlled. See also chapter
5.3.2.
digitalSTROM inline adapter (ZWS)
The digitalSTROM inline adapter is used as a mobile relay switching contact and has a maximum switching capacity of 2300 W/700 VA (capacitive/inductive).
The digitalSTROM inline adapter can be used in any socket outlet within the digitalSTROM installation and thus also temporarily for connected devices (e.g. for a standing lamp).
digitalSTROM-enabled products
The digitalSTROM product range is continually being extended. Install additional products according to the associated installation instructions.