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Crestron C2N-DEMO Lighting Case Demonstration Case
Multi-Press
The multi-press button model triggers different actions each time the button is
pressed, to a maximum of 10 button presses. If the button is not pressed after a
specified period, a timeout event occurs and the button resets. Thus, the next button
press triggers the first event. A timeout is also an event that can trigger actions. If the
timeout period is set to 0 seconds, then the timeout event never occurs and the button
simply cycles through each press action. By default, this button model generates
momentary feedback for each press, and blinks once when the timeout event occurs.
Tap and Hold
The tap and hold button model triggers different actions depending on whether the
user taps the button, or presses and holds the button for a specified ‘hold time’. By
default, this button model generates momentary feedback for a tap and blinking
feedback for a hold.
Timeout
The timeout button model triggers one or more actions when the user presses the
button, as with a single press button model. If the button is not pressed again for a
specified time (as set in the timeout field) then a timeout event occurs, which also
triggers actions. Pressing the button when the timer is still counting re-triggers the
press event and restarts the timer. By default, this button model generates
momentary feedback while the button is pressed, and blinks when the timeout
occurs.
Press and Release
The press/release button model triggers one set of actions when the button is pressed
and a different set of actions when it is released. In this way, you can assign actions
to both the rising and falling edge of the button press signal. By default, this button
model generates momentary feedback.
Master Raise/Lower
A master raise or lower button model raises or lowers all the lights associated with
the last button that was pressed on the keypad.
Learnable Lighting
Learnable lighting is a button model modifier. The toggle and single press have this
option that allows the end user to dynamically change and resave the lighting levels
programmed to the press event. To use this feature, simply manually adjust light
levels for a given scene. Then press and hold the scene button that has learnable
lighting selected.
Feedback Types
In addition to button models, each model also has selectable feedback types. Some
feedback types are applicable to all button models while others are more specific.
Always On
The button’s feedback is always active (e.g., LED is always illuminated).
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