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Organize
Proper planning is required to design the lighting effects and schedules for
different Scenes that light a space.
Consider creating a plan to manage the lighting effects you want to control.
You may need different plans for different building types, like a lecture hall,
office, or school. The settings are organized with simple numbering systems
that can be customized for every installation.
Element
Events
1–50
Groups
1–24
Scenes
1–15
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Description
A defined lighting
Event for a specified
Group that runs on a
configured schedule.
A defined area or role
to coordinate selected
controllers. Each
controller is associated
with Group 1 by
default.
A defined lighting level
that can be used in a
scheduled Event or
manually activated.
Consider recording the assignments that you create for
each numbered element. See
page
25.
Example Usage
Consider creating a pattern, such as:
Scheduling ON/OFF Events: 1–10
Scheduling Scenes: 11–26
Device Masking: 27–40
Special: 41–50.
Controllers can be associated with one or
more Groups. Groups should be
associated with common areas in a facility
that include several controllers. Create a
name to identify each Group, for
example:
Group 1 = Reception
Group 2 = Open Office Area
Group 3 = Corridors
Group 4 = Exterior Lights
An Event can use a Scene number to set
the lighting level on a schedule. Buttons
on a Scene Station can be used to
manually activate a Scene. A recalled
preset combines a Group number (target
controllers) and a Scene number to create
the lighting effect.
Numbered Elements
on
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