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Operation
The general shutter controller Using its Up - Stop - Down keys it can simultaneously control a set of products (actors) that
have been associated with it during the learn phase
(1)
. It is then the
Leader
of the scenario
(2)
.
The general shutter controller is always
Leader
(transmitter) of a scenario.
It has an infrared interface enabling control of products in the installation via an «In One by Legrand» remote control
(e.g. : 882 00).
It has two auxiliary inputs, E1 and E2, which can be connected to a time switch, etc :
- The appearance of voltage on E1 starts the scenario which is recorded on the Up control key.
- The appearance of voltage on E2 starts the scenario which is recorded on the Down control key.
It can also command radio products throught the interface RF/PLC interface Cat. No. 036 06.
(1)
Learn phase : Operation to associate products so that they can be controlled simultaneously from a central point.
This association is carried out by applying the learn scenario procedure on page 4.
(2)
Scenario : Corresponds to the set of products (actors) that are associated with a command key.
Caution :
Preferably less than 5 meters of cabling between the product’s auxiliary inputs (E1, E2) and the time switch.
The Stop control key cannot be accessed from auxiliary inputs E1 and E2.
4
Learn scenario
Key
The indicator lamp
goes off
Press LEARN
Press the command key that is to
control the scenario
Press LEARN
Press LEARN
Press the command key that is to be
associated with the leader
The indicator lamps of all the products go off.
The scenario is recorded.
Step 1 : Start the learn phase (on the LEADER)
Step 2 : Add an actor to the scenario (on the ACTOR)
Step 3 : Record the scenario (on the LEADER)
To add a number of products to the scenario, repeat operations
and
for each actor.
The indicator lamp
blinks slowly
The indicator lamp
blinks quickly
The indicator lamp
flashes
