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MASTER BUTTON ALL ON / ALL OFF
To convert the Master button to ALL ON / ALL OFF operation, move DIP Switch 1 to OFF. This operation is
typically used in a prison application where there is individual control of each cell with a Master ON/OFF to
override a bank of switches quickly.
MASTER BUTTON OFF ONLY
To convert the Master button to OFF ONLY, set DIP Switch 2 OFF. This is an energy-efficient setting, but not
very occupant-friendly. For example, in our office application, this would make the occupant reset the desired
lighting combination every morning.
MASTER BUTTON DISABLED
To disable the Master button, set DIP Switches 1 and 2 to OFF. This configuration may be preferred when
there is concern about someone "accidentally" turning on all of the lights in an area. This scenario is also
desirable when the switch is controlling both interior and exterior lighting.
CLEANING
The third DIP Switch, when set in the OFF position as shown, changes the operation of the entire switch unit to
provide a Cleaning scenario. When the Cleaning scenario is enabled, the large Master button on the switch is
disabled. The intent of the cleaning scenario is to allow the cleaning staff to turn on or off a large area without
negatively affecting occupants who may be staying late. When in the cleaning mode, any button on the switch
unit will turn ON the relays smartwired to that switch button, similar to a standard switch. However, when the
button is toggled OFF, any relays that are on because of an occupant override will remain ON. Combining
the Cleaning scenario with Pattern operation can provide an elegant solution to control of cleaning lights (see
Figures 12 and 13). Let's assume that switch 01-01 has been configured as a cleaning switch with the top
button (button 1) controlling a Pattern in which the North half of the floor is ON and South half is OFF. The
second button does just the reverse.
With this combination, whenever the cleaners turn ON one half of the floor, the other half turns OFF
automatically, saving half the lighting. Furthermore, since switch 01-01 has been configured as a cleaning
switch, the cleaning crew cannot accidentally put an occupant in the dark. For instance, if an occupant has
used switch 01-02 to turn on relay 01-01, as shown in step 2 below, the cleaning switch does not turn OFF that
relay, as shown in step 4.
ON ONLY
To restrict all buttons (including the Master button) to ON ONLY functionality, set DIP Switch 4 to OFF. This
scenario is typically used in schools to prevent students from turning the lighting OFF. When ON ONLY is
enabled, all buttons turn lighting ON. Another device must be used to turn the lights OFF. ON ONLY is not
available on key lock switches.
1
CLEANING N
2
CLEANING S
3
4
1
Figure 13 – Cleaning Scenario with Occupant Override Switch
CLEANING PATTERNS SWITCH
SWITCH UNIT 01-01
CLEANING N
CLEANING S
BUTTON 1 – NORTH CLEANING
BUTTON 2 – SOUTH CLEANING
OCCUPANT OVERRIDE SWITCH
SWITCH UNIT 01-02
1
2
BUTTON 1 – ZONE 1
3
4
BUTTON 2 – ZONE 2
BUTTON 3 – ZONE 3
BUTTON 4 – ZONE 4
Figure 12 – Cleaning Switch Smartwiring and Lighting Layout
1
CLEANING N
2
CLEANING S
3
4
2
ZONE 1
RELAY 01-01
NORTH CLEANING AREA
ZONE 2
RELAY 01-02
ZONE 3
RELAY 01-03
SOUTH CLEANING AREA
ZONE 4
RELAY 01-04
1
CLEANING N
CLEANING N
2
CLEANING S
CLEANING S
3
4
3
7
1. After
hours, all
lights are off.
2. A late-working occupant
enters and turns on the lights in
Zone 1.
3. The cleaning crew arrives
and presses Button 1 on the
1
Cleaning Switch to turn on the
2
3
North Cleaning lights.
4
4. When finished in the North
area, the cleaning crew presses
4
Button 2 on the Cleaning Switch.
The South Cleaning lights turn
on and the North Cleaning lights
turn off, except for Zone 1.
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