Overview
The Chelsea Digital Switch has been updated with several new programmable features.
In summary, they are:
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Audible beep alert which can be used to notify users during a blink warning period before the
lights shut off. The beep pattern is programmable and can also be used by Tech Support to
help the customer locate a specific switch on the bus.
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Programmable Locator LED. Now the LED at the top of
the switch can be programmed to flash during a blink
warning. It can also be activated by Tech Support, for use
in helping the user identify a particular switch.
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Adjustable debounce time. Debounce is how long a switch
button must be held down before it is recognized as a button
press. Debounce can be set for the whole switch, or button by
button.
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Alternate button programming. Chelsea Digital Switches can now have two sets of programming
for six buttons, or three sets of programming for three buttons. Each set of programming can be
activated by a time schedule, override switch, etc. This feature is useful for setting buttons to
function differently at different times of day, or in partitionable rooms where a switch functions
differently depending on whether a partition is open or closed.
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Status LED logic is now programmable. The Status LED
above each button can now have one of 4 types of logic
used to determine whether it should be lit or not. For
example, if a button control 6 relays, and 4 of them are
ON, the user can set whether the LED will be ON or
OFF. This logic can be assigned button-by-button or for
all the Status LEDs on the switch.
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Programmable Toggle logic. If a button controls multiple relays, it is important to synchronize
them when toggling them all at once. If some of the relays are ON and some are OFF, it is now
possible to specify whether the switch syncs them all ON or all OFF when toggling.
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The feature allowing button 1 of the switch to
function as the Address button can now be
enabled or disabled in the programming menu.
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Enabling and disabling individual switch buttons is still an available feature carried over from the
previous version of the Chelsea. Enabling and disabling buttons can now be allowed or not
allowed for a switch in the programming menu. Additionally, disabled buttons can be set to
trigger a rapid series of beeps when pressed, so the user knows that the button has specifically
been disabled by programming.
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