Crestron C2N-DEMO, Reference Manual

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Demonstration Case Crestron C2N-DEMO Lighting Case
Always Off
The button’s feedback is always inactive (e.g., LED is never illuminated).
Momentary
The button’s feedback is active while the button is being pressed and inactive when
the button is released.
On when ANY light in preset is ON
The button’s feedback is active if any of the lights assigned to the button’s press or
tap event are above 0%.
On when ALL lights in preset are ON
The button’s feedback is active only if all the lights assigned to the button’s press or
tap event are above 0%.
On when ALL lights are at PRESET LEVEL
The button’s feedback is active only if all the lights assigned to the button’s press or
tap event are at their target values.
Linked to a device output
This type of feedback links the button’s feedback directly to another device in the
program. When you select a device from the
Source Device list, the Output Signal
list provides the digital outputs per the device. Once you select the device and output
signal, the button’s feedback is active for as long as that output signal is high.
Interfaces
This section reviews each interface in the system and describes the features and
functions of each button press. If the button provides lighting control, these
descriptions utilize the aforementioned information such as button model and
feedback type. In addition to this, each button description lists the lighting load it
controls in the virtual house.
NOTE : The light bulbs in the demonstration case only refer to one zone of lights in
one room of the virtual house. The entire house can be monitored from the web
project under the monitor selection.
NOTE : The eight light bulbs represent loads. Refer to “Case Contents” on page 2
for an illustration.
NOTE : The following abbreviations are used, if applicable. Button model is
abbreviated as BM. Feedback type is abbreviated as FB.
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