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  • Page 1 User Guide For more information please visit www.modelighting.com...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Contents INTRODUCTION________________________________________ Product Key Features Before you Start Safety Notice USING YOUR SCENE STYLED____________________________ Operation: Scene Mode Impulse Mode Scene Editing: Adjusting Scene/Circuit Brightness Adjusting Fade Time Advanced Scene Editing: Including/Excluding Circuits Setting Button LED Colours Holiday Mode Fault Detection CONFIGURATION_______________________________________ 10-18 Main Configuration Menu:...

  • Page 3: Introduction

    Introduction PRODUCT KEY FEATURES: • Four circuits of trailing edge dimming • Operation in either Scene or Impulse mode • Six editable scenes with selectable scene fade times • Master raise and lower of overall brightness • Multiple configuration options to ensure compatibility with a variety of light fittings. •...

  • Page 4: Using Your Scene Styled

    Operation OPERATING MODES: SceneStyle has two modes of operation, Scene and Impulse. By default, SceneStyle operates in Scene Mode. What is a scene? A scene is a selection of circuits which can be set to individual light levels with a single button press.

  • Page 5: Impulse Mode

    Operation What is Impulse? Impulse is an alternative mode of operation where the brightness of each circuit is controlled individually using its own button. Impulse operation CIRCUIT 1 CIRCUIT 2 RAISE CIRCUIT 3 LOWER CIRCUIT 4 • A short press of buttons 1-4 will switch the respective circuit on and another press will switch it off.

  • Page 6: Scene Editing

    Scene Editing ENABLING SCENE EDITING: Scenes can be edited up to an hour after power up. After this time, scene editing can be reenabled by holding the bottom two buttons for one second until they are lit red, then waiting five seconds for SceneStyle to return to the main screen. Once you are returned to the main screen, scene editing will be allowed for one hour.

  • Page 7: Adjusting Fade Time

    Scene Editing Adjusting Scene Brightness The brightness of a selected scene can be adjusted by pressing the top right button to select all circuits. The button will illuminate brighter to show scene brightness can now be adjusted using the raise and lower buttons. This shows every circuit being adjusted equally in scene 1.

  • Page 8: Setting Button Led Colours

    Setting Button LED Colours SETTING YOUR BUTTON COLOURS: The foreground and background colour of the buttons can be selected to suit the user. • When in Scene Mode, the foreground colour shows the selected scene, whereas in Impulse, it shows which circuits are on. •...

  • Page 9: Holiday Mode

    Holiday Mode Holiday Mode Operation SceneStyle can switch light fittings on and off automatically to simulate occupancy over a period of 24 hours. Holiday mode will run repeatedly, running the first step at the same time every day. STEP TIME SCENE SELECTED Start time Start time + 30mins...

  • Page 10: Fault Detection

    Holiday Mode In this example, the +1 HRS, +4 HRS and +12 HRS buttons have all been selected. Therefore, the total time delay is +17 HRS. If the current time was 1:00am, the first step of holiday mode would begin at 6:00 pm that evening. Subsequently, step 2 would start at 6:30pm, step 3 at 7:30pm and so on.

  • Page 11: Configuration

    Configuration Menus UNDERSTANDING THE CONFIGURATION MENU The configuration menus can be used to configure advanced features of SceneStyle. To return to the main screen at any point, press the bottom right button repeatedly until the main screen appears. For experienced users, a complete diagram of the configuration menus is provided at the back of the manual.

  • Page 12: Operation Configuration Menu

    Operation Configuration Menu OPERATION CONFIGURATION MENU The operation configuration menu can be used to configure options related to the operation of SceneStyle itself. To enter the operation config menu, press the operation button on the main configuration menu. To return to the main configuration menu, press the return button. Selecting Operating Mode To choose between Scene and Impulse mode, briefly press the mode button.

  • Page 13: Circuit Configuration Menu

    Circuit Configuration Menu CIRCUIT CONFIGURATION MENU The circuit configuration menu is used to adjust settings which affect the operation of lighting circuits. To enter the circuit config menu, press the circuit button on the Main config menu. To return to the previous screen at any point, press the return button. Selecting a Circuit to Edit To edit a circuit, press that circuits respective button.

  • Page 14: Maximum/Minimum Brightness

    Circuit Configuration Menu Minimum Brightness With compatible light fittings, it may be possible to reduce the minimum circuit brightness, although incompatible fittings may begin to flicker at lower light levels. To reduce this brightness, first briefly press the minimum brightness button which will lead to a second menu being displayed.

  • Page 15: Advanced Circuit Configuration Menu

    Advanced Circuit Configuration ADVANCED CIRCUIT CONFIGURATION Briefly pressing the advanced button displays the second page of the circuit configuration menu, which gives further circuit options. Boost Some light fittings might not turn on to a low light level, despite being able to operate at that light level during normal operation.
  • Page 16 Remote Switch Configuration Menu REMOTE SWITCH CONFIGURATION MENU - CONTINUED Step 1 - Choosing a switch input to configure To choose a switch input to configure, press that inputs respective button. Step 2 - Selecting Switch Type Tell SceneStyle the type of switch which has been connected.
  • Page 17 Remote Switch Configuration Menu Step 3 - Selecting Switch Type Pick a compatible function for the chosen switch type and note the relevant table number.
  • Page 18 Remote Switch Configuration Menu Step 4 - Use The Table Number to choose affected Circuits / Scenes: Table 1 Table 2 Two way switching of one or more Toggle between two nominated circuits scenes Circuits Affected Code Nominated Scenes Code Respective circuit Off Scene and On Scene All circuits...
  • Page 19 Remote Switch Configuration Menu Table 5 Table 6 Impulse Control of one or more Special functions circuits Circuits affected Code Function Switch Type Code Last man out Push Button, Respective circuit (If the current Rocker Switch All circuits scene is off, (Alternate Circuits 1 and 2 select the on...

  • Page 20: Installation

    •SceneStyle is suitable for 12V halogen lamps using only electronic transformers and not wire wound or toroidal. Suitable electronic low voltage lighting transformers are manufactured by Mode Lighting Ltd. Please contact your SceneStyle stockist regarding the correct product for your installation. You may connect 240V GLS and GU10 light fittings to SceneStyle.

  • Page 21: Specifications

    Specifications DIMENSIONS W 147mm H 86mm D 37mm PRODUCT WEIGHT 290g UK double gang back box compliant to BS4662 or BS5733. BACK BOX Recommended depth of 47mm. MAXIMUM 1.5mm2 WIRE SIZE DIMMING TYPE Trailing edge DIMMING RANGE 1% to 100% (with compatible light fittings) Circuits 1 &...
  • Page 22 Installing your SceneStyle HOW TO INSTALL YOUR SCENESTYLE Up to 4 lighting circuits can be connected to SceneStyle and each is independently dimmable. The maximum load and load types allowed on each circuit are given in the Specification section of this manual. The mains supply to the SceneStyle and the wiring of the circuits is shown in the following diagram: The cable connected to the Live-in terminal must be capable of supplying the total current...

  • Page 23: Installing Scenestyle/Remote Switches

    Installing Remote Switches HOW TO INSTALL REMOTE SWITCHES Up to four remote switches can be connected to SceneStyle. Various switch types can be used and their function can be configured. Refer to the Remote switch configuration menu section (p.14) which shows which combinations of switch type and functionality are available. In addition to the previous circuit wiring diagram, the remote switches are connected as follows: The remote switches are mains-live and therefore all switches and the cable to them must be...

  • Page 24: Installing/Removing Fascia

    Fitting the Fascia HOW TO FIT YOUR FASCIA PLATE The fascia must be fitted prior to switching on the mains power. Step 1 – Aligning the Fascia: First, align the left-hand side of the fascia with the left-hand side of the plate, clipping it onto the side of the plate.

  • Page 25: Testing

    Testing TESTING YOUR SCENESTYLE Once installed, the circuit wiring can be checked by entering the test menu. ENTERING THE TEST MENU Hold the bottom two buttons for one second until they are lit red. Release the bottom two buttons and then in turn, press buttons 3, 2 and 1 to enter the test menu. TESTING THE CIRCUITS Each circuit can be individually switched fully on and off with a momentary press of buttons 1 to 4.

  • Page 26: Menu Diagrams

    Configuration Menus CONFIGURATION MENUS See Operation Configuration Menu - p.11...
  • Page 27 Configuration Menus See Circuit Configuration Menu - p.12 See Remote Switch Configuration Menu - p.15...
  • Page 28 Scene Programming SCENE PROGRAMMING...
  • Page 29 Scene Programming...

  • Page 30: Troubleshooting

    Troubleshooting Troubleshooting SYMPTOM SOLUTION With compatible fittings, it is possible to reduce minimum circuit Light fittings will not brightness without causing flickering or preventing fittings from dim down to low turning on. To reduce minimum circuit brightness, see Entering enough brightness the config menus, followed by the Circuit config menu (p.10-12).
  • Page 31 Notes...
  • Page 32 “food preparation”, a “family meal”, a “romantic dinner” or a “vibrant” party mode. www.modelighting.com Mode Lighting Ltd. The Maltings, 63 High Street, Ware, Hertfordshire, SG12 9AD. United Kingdom. Tel: +44 (0) 1920 462121 Fax: +44 (0) 1920 466881 Email: sales@modelighting.com...

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