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SMART System

CONFIGURATION
SETTINGS

40

REMOTE EDIT

PASSWORD

Allows the user to record live from a station
other than the master. This affects edit
functions on Sliders and Slave LCDs. If
remote edit is set to no, the LCD will not
display any Preset editing screens, The
record button on the Slider Stations will not
work also, except in paging.

From Preset Screen,

Press Menu. Main Menu displays.
Press  Config.
Press Remote Edit.
Press Up button for yes or
Down button for no.

Password Protection can be set on the
Master Station such that menus dealing
Lockout, Timer, Password, Configuration
Settings, Combines, Dimmer Patches,
System Clearing are safeguarded with a
password. Presets, still can be edited at the
Master and other stations.
The default password is four hits on the top
left button.  To edit the password see page
32.

From Preset Screen,

Press Menu. Main Menu displays.
Press  Config
Press Password on.
Press Up button for yes or
Down button for no.

MASTER ROOM ASSIGNMENT

The Master Room can be assigned
any room and does not take up an
address.

  Lockouts
        Timers
Password
         Config

Clear Sys
Stations
Dim Patch
Combines

Remote  edit: yes
Password: no
Master room: 1
Active  patch:  1

Remote  edit: yes
Password: no
Master room: 1
Active  patch:  1

Summary of Contents for SMART

Page 1: ...SMART System User Manual Electronics Diversified Inc Revision 2 0 January 2003 2003 Electronics Diversified Inc ...

Page 2: ...ls Patch Page switching LOCKOUTS Overview Setup Lockout Actions Assign Lockout Actions Lockout Override Example1 0ne preset lock Example 2 Left side preset lock right side preset unlock TIMECLOCK Overview Setup Clock Setup Events Turn On Off Events CONFIG SETTINGS Remote Edit Password Master Room Assignment Activate Patch Blackout PASSWORD Changing Passwords CLEARINGTHE SYSTEM Clearing and Setup S...

Page 3: ...nding on thier set function Character fields will go SPACE 0 through 9 A through Z _ a through z Menu Button Gives access between the preset menu page and a menu of 8 other selections ClearSys Stations DimPatch Combines Lockouts Timers Pass word and Config Edit Button When in the Preset activation page this button will allow the user to toggle between the 3 sets of preset pages Within one of the M...

Page 4: ...ion 2 10 IR Stations Slider Stations RDI 110mA 50mA 60mA 100mA 100mA Current 12VDC CONNECTORS SMART System 1 2 3 Combines PIN 1 8 Combine Inputs PIN 10 Ground DMX Output PIN 1 Ground PIN 2 Data PIN 3 Data Power Serial Connection PIN 1 Ground PIN 2 Serial PIN 3 Serial PIN 4 9 to 24 VDC OVERVIEW 3 Rating based upon 10 channel slider Lesser channel models will have a smaller maximum value ...

Page 5: ... Use Up Down buttons to select room Select Preset Press Pr Use Up Down buttons to select preset Select Zone to be edited Press Zn Use Up Down buttons to select zone Adjust Level Press Lv Use Up Down buttons to adjust level or use Full Off 10 increase by 10 or 10 decrease by 10 SMART System PRESETS OVERVIEW EDITING LEVELS TIMES 4 PR1 PR2 PR3 Off PR4 PR5 PR6 More PR4 PR5 PR6 More PR1 PR2 PR3 Off Rm ...

Page 6: ...tervals Name Preset Press Edit Select Name Use Up Down buttons to select character Character fields will go SPACE 0 through 9 A through Z _ a through z Use 0 a and A to quickly jump to characters Return to Preset Menu Press Menu Note All changes are being recorded while the user is editing 5 Min 10 10 Min Rm 1 Pr 1 Tm00 05 Global no 0 a A Rm 1 Pr 1 Name PR1 Lockout None ...

Page 7: ...ss Rm Use Up Down buttons to select room for the preset Select Preset Press Pr Use Up Down buttons to select preset Activate Global Function for this Preset Press Edit Press Global Press Up button The display should change from Global no to Global yes Select Room Press Edit twice The display should show Global below Rm and Pr in the left hand part of the screen Press Edit again GLOBAL should displ...

Page 8: ...e Up Down buttons incre ment by seconds Min Min increment by minutes and 10 10 to increment by 10 second intervals Name Preset Press Edit Select Name Use Up Down buttons to select character Character fields will go SPACE 0 through 9 A through Z _ a through z Use 0 a and A to quickly jump to characters Return to Preset Menu Press Menu 7 Min 10 10 Min Rm 1 Pr 1 Tm00 05 Global no Full 10 10 Off Rm 1 ...

Page 9: ...om To assign an XGlobal Preset to a Combine function turn to page 25 From Preset Menu To create an XGlobal press Edit Select Room Press Rm Use Up button to select room X The display should show Global below Rm and Pr in the left hand part of the screen Press Edit Select Roomto Edit Press Edit again GLOBAL should display at the top Press Rm Use Up Down buttons to select room Follow the directions o...

Page 10: ...he Master Station itself can be used as a station and is non addressable To read how to select the room the Master station will operate turn to page 31 SLAVE LCD STATION Mapped Buttons Illuminating Buttons mapped to the display Any button press results in the execution of the feature mapped to the button Up Down Buttons Allows user to control highlighted feature displayed by the Mapped Buttons Use...

Page 11: ...ent by minutes and 10 10 to increment by 10 second intervals Return to Preset Menu Press Menu To Edit Presets Press Edit Select Preset Press Pr Use Up Down buttons to select preset Select Zone to be edited Press Zn Use Up Down buttons to select zone PR4 PR5 PR6 More PR1 PR2 PR3 Off Rm 1 Pr 1 Zn 1 Lv 100 Full 10 10 Off Rm 1 Pr 1 Zn 1 Lv 100 Full 10 10 Off Rm 1 Pr 1 Zn 1 Lv 100 Full 10 10 Off Min 10...

Page 12: ...n Select Backlight Press BL Use Up Down button to select between backlight constant on constant off or instant on delay off Test the Station Press Test Station will flash LEDs Press any other button to resume normal functions SMART System STATIONS 11 Return to Preset Menu Press Menu Station0 Room1 Test Station 1 LCD Room1 BL delay Test Lockouts Timers Password Config Clear Sys Stations Dim Patch C...

Page 13: ...reset Menu On the Master Station Press Menu Main Menu displays Press Stations Press Station 0 Use Up Down arrows to select a Station In the station name 10Btn refers to a 10 Button Station Select Room Press Room Use Up Down buttons to assign a room to a station Test the Station Press Test Station will flash LEDs Press any other button to resume normal functions Lockouts Timers Password Config Clea...

Page 14: ...name 2Btn refers to a 10 Button Station Select Room Press Room Use Up Down buttons to assign a room to a station Select On Preset Press On preset Use Up Down buttons to assign a preset on a button Test the Station Press Test Station will flash LEDs Press any other button to resume normal functions Station0 Room1 Test Return to Preset Menu Press Menu Lockouts Timers Password Config Clear Sys Statio...

Page 15: ...n Toggles the M R display 9 from displaying master control use and the fade rate of an executed preset It will also toggle the use of the M R level controls 6 from adjusting all zones within a room to adjusting preset fade rates when recording Master Fade Rate Control Press to raise or lower level in a room or adjust fade rate as desired See recording presets about fade rate changes on page 15 Cha...

Page 16: ...ade rate of the active preset CHANGING ZONE PAGES Slider stations have programmable zonal paging allowing the user to edit all or some of the zones within a room reguardless of slider station configura tion and zones within a room The user can view 4 6 8 or 10 zones at a time based upon how many slider controls there are The user can advance or page to another group of zones within the room Thus o...

Page 17: ...n the station name Sldr refers to a Slider Station Select Room Press Room Use Up Down buttons to assign a room to a station Set Channel Size of Slider Press Channels Use Up Down buttons to designate the maximum number of zones that can be displayed on that station Test the Station Press Test Station will flash LEDs Press any other button to resume normal functions Return to Preset Menu Press Menu ...

Page 18: ...municate with other devices through maintain or momentary switching Each port has a latched On function and unlatched Off function allowing the user to activate to separate fuctions on one switch Example Preset 1 for Port1 On function and Preset Off for port 1 Off function This is useful for turning on and off combines or a blackout switch for a room Momemtary switching can be used by setting the ...

Page 19: ...se The same port can be used for multiple rooms Select an On Function Press the 4th button down on the left When this button is lit the user can designate functions to the RDI Press on Use Up Down buttons to select an action for the given room when the input port has been latched The RDI can Blackout un Blackout Turn the timeclock operationson or off execute Presets1 13 Combine or UnCombine 1 8 Lo...

Page 20: ... the timeclock operations on or off Execution of Presets1 13 Combine or UnCombine 1 8 POLARITY This determines whether or not the Remote Device Interface should keep an active high or active low on a selected port Give the Polarity of the Port Press pol Press Up button for the RDI to pull up high to latch or signal action The display will show Pol high Press Down button for the RDI to pull down lo...

Page 21: ... Adjust levels up or down in all zones within a room Off Button Press to Execute Preset 13 Off LED Indicator Indicates function execution has been transmitted 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 IR Sensor Receives infrared signals from remote control LED Indicator Indicates function execution has been received 1 2 IR STATION IR REMOTE CONTROL 1 2 ...

Page 22: ...ion 0 Use Up Down arrows to select a Station In the station name IR refers to a 10 Button Station Select Room Press Room Use Up Down buttons to assign a room to a station Lockouts Timers Password Config Clear Sys Stations Dim Patch Combines Station0 Room1 Test Station1 10Btn Room1 Test Return to Preset Menu Press Menu STATIONS ...

Page 23: ...n Menu displays Press Dim Patch Select a Patch Page to edit Press Patch Use Up Down buttons to select patch page Select Dimmer to configure Press Dim Use Up Down buttons to select patch page Assign a Dimmer to a Room Press Room Use Up Down buttons to assign dimmer to a room Assign a Dimmer to a Zone within the room Press Zone Use Up Down buttons to assign dimmer to a zone Patch 1 Dim 1 Room 1 Zone...

Page 24: ... to dim Note Multiple Dimmers can be assigned to a zone within a room but multiple zones cannot be assigned to the same dimmer For lights that are disigned to turn on and off without dimming the SMART System has a NonDim feature NonDim dimmers will turn on above 50 and off below 50 NON DIMMING Patch 1 Dim 1 Nondim yes ...

Page 25: ...mbine actions are joined with an overlapping of rooms between them the SMART System will conveniently operate the area as if it were one large combine action OVERLAPPING COMBINE ACTIONS ACTIVATION The combine actions can be activated either by a physical switch wired via the backside of the Master Station or through the use of a Remote Device Interface The Combine Actions are last action events an...

Page 26: ...ect and attach another room as needed EXAMPLE To Combine Rooms 2 3 and 8 Select a Combine Combine room 2 Press Room Press Up button Press Attach Combine rooms 2 and 3 Press Up button Press Attach Combine rooms 2 3 and 8 Press Up button 5 times Press Attach To exit and save press Menu SMART System COMBINES Lockouts Timers Password Config Clear Sys Stations Dim Patch Combines Combine 1 How Preset Ro...

Page 27: ... are combined through zones zones levels of one room s preset will follow into other combined rooms Back to the two room senerio if Preset 1 was activated in room 1 and zones 1 through 4 are at full for that preset then zones 1 through 4 in room 2 will go to full If the two rooms were identical they would both have the same look Within Combine Menu To Designate Zone Combining Press How Press Up bu...

Page 28: ...or more on XGlobals turn to page 8 From the Combine Menu To replace a Presets with an XGlobal Preset Press Edit Select Presets to be replaced Press Replace Pr Use Up Down buttons to select preset To not replace a preset select none Select XGlobal Preset Press with X GPr Use Up Down buttons to select XGlobal preset To not replace a preset select none Combine 1 Replace Pr 1 with X Gpr none Zone 1 Co...

Page 29: ...s Edit twice Press On Patch Use Up Down buttons to select the patch page you will use in the combine Select none to not change patches when combine action is engaged To go to a patch page when a combine action is disengaged Press Off Patch Use Up Down buttons to select the patch to go back to after combining Select none to not change patch after combine action is disengaged Press Menu to go to Pre...

Page 30: ... Down buttons to select a lockout action Select a Station Press Station Use Up Down buttons to select a station If you forgot your station s address press Menu twice then Stations and find your station in one of the 16 slots Select the Action for the Lockout Action Press Action Press one of the selections to the right Select On to lock Off to unlock or None to do nothing none is the default for al...

Page 31: ...ctions have been assigned Press Menu to go back to Preset Menu OVERRIDE LOCKOUT ACTIONS From Preset Menu Press Menu Main Menu displays Press Lockouts Press override Press Status Press either buttons on the right side to lock or unlock stations On for locked and Off for unlocked Press Menu to go to Preset Menu Station0 On Type LCD Off Status Off Lockout 1 On Station0 Off Action none None overrride ...

Page 32: ... TO SETUP Lockout 1 On Station0 Off Action none None overrride Lockouts Timers Password Config Clear Sys Stations Dim Patch Combines Lockout 1 On Station1 Off Action On None Zone 1 Lockout 1 On Station0 Off Action none None overrride From Preset Menu To Setup a Lockout Action to lock the 10 Button Press Menu Press Lockouts Select Lockout Action 1 This should be already selected if not Press Lockou...

Page 33: ...t be linked to preset 1 in room 1 for the 10 Button station to get locked To link Preset 1 Room1 to Lockout 1 Press Edit 3 times If not already selected select preset 1 in room 1 Press Room Use Down button to select room 1 Press Preset Use Down button to select preset 1 Select Lockout 1 Press Lockout Use Up Down buttons to select lockout action 1 Lockout 2 On Station0 Off Action none None overrrid...

Page 34: ...ocked by another station 33 Min 10 10 Min Rm 1 Pr 2 Name PR2 Lockout 2 Min 10 10 Min Rm 1 Pr 2 Name PR2 Lockout 1 EXAMPLE A ONE PRESET LOCK For this example the SMART System will lock and unlock the same 10 Button station in a single room The system will be setup such that presets located on the left hand side of the controls presets 1 2 3 7 8 9 and OFF will lock the 10 Button and presets on the r...

Page 35: ...t Action 2 Press Lockout Use Up button to select lockout action 2 Select the 10 Button Station Press Station Use Up Down buttons to select station 0 Select Action OFF for the Lockout Action Press Action Press the Off selection to the right Press Menu to go to Preset Menu Lockout 1 On Station1 Off Action On None Zone 1 30 Lockout 1 On Station0 Off Action none None overrride Lockout 1 On Station0 Of...

Page 36: ...own button to select preset 1 Select Lockout 1 Press Lockout Use Up Down buttons to select lockout action 1 Select Preset 2 Press Preset Use Up button to select preset 2 Select Lockout 1 Press Lockout Use Up Down buttons to select lockout action 1 To do Presets 3 7 8 9 and OFF follow the last two steps Remember that OFF is preset 13 Min 10 10 Min Rm 1 Pr 1 Name PR1 Lockout 1 PR4 PR5 PR6 More PR1 P...

Page 37: ...ss Preset Use Up button to select preset 4 Select Lockout 2 Press Lockout Use Up Down buttons to select lockout action 2 Select Preset 5 Press Preset Use Up button to select preset 5 Select Lockout 1 Press Lockout Use Up Down buttons to select lockout action 2 To do Presets 5 6 10 11 and 12 follow the last two steps LOCKOUTS Min 10 10 Min Rm 1 Pr 4 Name PR4 Lockout 2 Min 10 10 Min Rm 1 Pr 5 Name P...

Page 38: ...are setup on a weekly timer and individual events can be pro grammed from once a week to every day The operations of the time clock can be turned on and off as needed SETUP CLOCK From Preset Menu To Change Clock Time Press Menu Press Timers Timer Menu displays Press Edit Change the Day Press Day Use Up Down buttons to select day Change the Hour Press Hour Use Up Down buttons to select hour Note cl...

Page 39: ...he Hr Hr to change by hours Note timer is in 24 hours 1 12PM is 13 24 Select the Days That the Event Will Happen Press 3rd button on the left smtwtfs Highlight the day by uppercasing the day through multiple hits of the 3rd button on the left Ex smTwtfs Tuesday is highlighted Press the illuminated button to select the day Repeat for multiple days Event 1 Hr Room 0 Hr Pr 0 smtwtfs Tm 01 01 Event 1 ...

Page 40: ...ote TCO can be changed through the RDI See page 18 for more details about RDI functions From Timer Menu To turn off specific events Select Event Press Event Use Up Down buttons to select event Set Room to 0 Press Room Use Down button to go to 0 Set Preset to 0 Press Preset Use Down button to go to 0 Day Tue 24 00 00 Hour Min TCO off Hr Hr smtwtfs Event 1 Room 0 Pr 0 Tm 01 01 Event 1 Hr Room 0 Hr P...

Page 41: ...er Station such that menus dealing Lockout Timer Password Configuration Settings Combines Dimmer Patches System Clearing are safeguarded with a password Presets still can be edited at the Master and other stations The default password is four hits on the top left button To edit the password see page 32 From Preset Screen Press Menu Main Menu displays Press Config Press Password on Press Up button ...

Page 42: ...g go to page 19 From Preset Screen Press Menu Main Menu displays Press Config Press Active Patch Use Up Down buttons to select a patch The SMART System allows the user to blackout rooms manually if needed This feature can also be set by an RDI see pages 18 19 From Preset Screen Press Menu Main Menu displays Press Config Press Master room Use Up Down buttons to select a room Remote edit yes Passwor...

Page 43: ...w four digit code For password enabling turn to page 32 From Preset Screen Press Menu Press Password Type in Old four digit password Type in New password Type in New password again After OK press Menu to return to Preset Menu Lockouts Timers Password Config Clear Sys Stations Dim Patch Combines Password OK Old Password New Password New Password Old Password NOTE DO NOT TURN THE SMART SYSTEM OFF DU...

Page 44: ... the Master Station Default password is 4 hits on the top left button AFTER THE LAST DIGIT IS PUT IN THERE IS NO RETURNING AND NO OUTSIDE COPY CAN BE MADE OF THE PROGRAM Good Bye will appear on the Screen verifying erasure Select Room Size Use Up Down buttons to select the number of rooms Press Menu Select maximum Zone size for each room Press a room button Rm1 Rm2 etc Use Up Down buttons to set t...

Page 45: ... 1 dmx pair 2 15 24 both wires pair 3 ground both wires LAN cable Alpha 1133C Option 2 1 cable 500 w up to 8 stations 1000 w up to 4 stations DMX Power LAN cable Belden 9844 pair 1 dmx pair 2 lan pair 3 15 24 both wires pair 4 ground both wires dimmer dmx master remote remote remote power supply power lan dimmer and dmx master remote remote remote power dimmer master and dmx remote remote remote l...

Page 46: ... to subplate Latches onto threaded mounting bolts Mounting Bolts Secured to faceplate Latches the faceplate on via the mounting tabs 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 OVERVIEW 1 REMOVAL OF FACEPLATE Work around area between faceplace and subplate with a flathead screwdriver pulling forward This will work the mounting bolts from the mounting tabs Over time the tabs will wear out if done repeatedly If the tabes become ...

Page 47: ...__________________________________ Facility and or Company _________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ Street Address ________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ City ___________________________ State ____ Zip ________ Phone _______________________________________________ Fax ______________...

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