Commissioning
RS232 Triggering
Make a cable using the 3 pins : TX, RX and G (GND) Set the RS232 parameters to : 9600bds 8 bits, no Parity, 2 Stop bits
To play a scene, send 3 bytes : 1 x y 255
To stop a scene, send 3 bytes : 2 x y 255
To pause a scene, send 3 bytes : 3 x y 255
To release a pause, send 3 bytes : 4 x y 255
To reset a scene, send 3 bytes : 5 x y 255
When (y)=0, (x) can be set between 0 and 255 -to stop scene 145, send the command: 2 145 0 255 When (y)=1, (x) can be set between
0 and 243 to trigger scenes 256-499 -to play scene 300, send the command: 1 255 45 255
TCP Triggering
The controller can be connected to an existing automation system over a network and triggered via TCP package on port 2431 or UDP
packets on 2430. Refer to the remote protocol document for more information.
Network Control
The controller can be connected to a local network, allowing it to be controlled from a smartphone or tablet over WiFi.
Connect the controller to a router or switch with an RJ45 cable
The controller is set by default to get an IP address from the router via DHCP. If the network is not working with DHCP, a manual
IP address and subnet mask can be set using the Hardware Manager
If the network has a filewall enabled, allow ports 2430 and 2431
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