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• None - identifies an Event number that has no defined Action; it has no
effect. The factory default for all Event numbers is None.
• Mask - defines an Event where controllers in a Group ignore input from
a type of transmitter. For example, a Mask will ensure that vacancy
detected by an occupancy sensor does not turn the lights OFF during
normal office hours.
• Scene - defines the light intensity and color temperature for an Event
managed by a designated Group. The effect is created by activating
configurable presets stored in each controller. If a controller does not
support light intensity and color temperature features, its lighting
control in an Event is either ON or OFF.
• ON to Level - defines the light intensity or color temperature for an
Event managed by a designated Group. For example, ON to Level can be
used to set the output for controllers in a Group to 50%.
• OFF - defines an Event that turns OFF controllers in a designated Group.
Stage an Event
The staged Event feature can be used to connect multiple Events in a series.
This enables the triggering of one Event to activate a sequence of other Events.
For example, you can create Event 1 to set a Scene for a Group on Tuesday
mornings. If you want another Scene for another Group at the same time,
defined as Event 2, you can simply enter Event 2 as the Next Event in the
definition for Event 1.
Using this feature effectively requires some organized planning, so consider
using the planning guide. See
Manual Override
Events are created on a schedule for a purpose and are intended to stay in
effect. However for safety reasons, any active Event can be replaced by a
manual control setting. For example, janitorial staff turn the lights ON. The
Sweep feature repeats the Event setting to remove any manual overrides. See
Set Sweep Interval
settings are replaced by the next scheduled Event, unless there is an active
Hold in place.
Schedule an Event
1. Select Schedule Events from the Main Menu and press [Enter] to modify
the Event Number.
2. Press [Up] or [Down] to scroll the numbers, and press [Enter] to select.
3. Press [Down] to focus on Action and press [Enter] to modify.
4. Use [Up] or [Down] to scroll through the actions: Mask, Scene, ON to
Level, OFF, and None. See the following steps based on your selection:
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Configured Events
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