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To assign an Automation item to one or more
modes:
1. Enter the section number corresponding to the
Automation item ([133] - [288]).
2. Turn on one or more options corresponding to
the mode(s) you want the item to follow.
If you assign an item to more than one
mode, the item follows its assigned
schedules when any of its assigned
modes are ON. To prevent an item
assigned to more than one mode from
following any of its assigned sched-
ules, ALL the modes assigned to the
item must be turned OFF.
Example: If the users will be away for a period of
time, they can use Automation to turn on a {Holiday
mode}.
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Assign Automation items such as lights and
drapery to a mode (e.g. mode 01).
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Program the schedules and/or programmable
outputs for the items in such a way that the
premises will appear occupied.
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Program the VPM5580TC to announce an
appropriate label, such as {Holiday Mode} for
mode 01.
When the users turn on mode 01 {Holiday mode},
the lights and drapery will activate according to the
programmed schedules and PGM output options.
To provide users with an easier method of turning
on any mode, see section 8.3 "Programming Modes
to Follow PGM Outputs".
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Automation Item
Mode Assignment ........... sections [133] - [288]
Follows Schedule/Output
only if Mode On ..... sections [131] to [286]: [05]
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Program Automation Items 2 through
32 in sections [135] - [289] in the same
manner as Automation Item 1 (refer to
sections [130]-[134] and the Program-
ming Worksheets for programming
instructions).
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6.8 Assigning Automation Items
to PGM Outputs
You can assign an Automation item to follow a
panel event (e.g. a fire or burglary alarm, or a
[ ][7][1-4] command). To do this, assign the item
to a PGM output programmed to follow the same
event. See your control panel Installation Manual
for a list of available panel events (PGM output
options).
Example : if you assign item 1 to follow a PGM
output programmed as Command Output 1, the
item will activate or deactivate whenever the user
activates the command output (e.g. using [ ][7][1]).
To assign an item to a PGM output:
1. Enter the 3-digit section number corresponding
to the Automation item you want to program
[401] - [432].
2. Enter the 2-digit number of the PGM output you
want the item to follow (01-14).
3. If you have assigned item(s) to a PGM output
programmed as a Command Output ([*][7][1-
4]), you can program a label for the Command
Output in programming sections [545] - [548]
(Output Control labels). See section 3.4,
"Programming Label Entry Sections".
Up to 4 Automation items can be
programmed to follow any one PGM
output on the system.
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Automation Item
Output Follower ............... sections [401] - [432]
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