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HOW TO SET UP LIGHTING

OPERATING BEHAVIOR FOR Z-WAVE / LIGHTING FUNCTIONS

It’s highly recommended you read the 

Glossary of Terms

 and this section before reading any 

other lighting-related section. Doing so will thoroughly familiarize you with how the REVOLUTION
Remote Control communicates statuses of the actions you take while using it.

Success:

Upon a successful operation, the LCD screen displays SUCCESS for 3 seconds,

unless otherwise specified.

Fail:

Upon an unsuccessful operation, the LCD screen displays FAIL for 3 seconds, unless

otherwise specified.

Scenes:

Pressing and holding a 

s

scene

button causes associated nodes within that scene

to dim up/down.

Each scene starts with an LCD screen option to dim up using a toggle function.

s

When you press and release a 

s

scene

button, all devices associated with that scene will turn

on/off, starting with the on function.

For any scene, whether the last time you edited it was to turn a node on/off or dim one

s

up/down, upon entering it again, scene editing on the LCD screen starts with the option
to toggle your existing settings in the opposite direction.

Dim Up/Dim Down:

 When executing a dim up or dim down command, for as long as the button 

is held down, the LCD screen will display “Dimming Up” for dim up commands and “Dimming
Down” for dim down commands.

On/Off:

 When executing commands that tell a node or scene to turn on, the LCD displays ON.

When executing commands that tell a node or scene to turn off, the LCD displays OFF.

Transfer:

Any time the REVOLUTION Remote Control is in the process of transferring data to an-

other controller or receiving data from another controller, the green LED of the 

key
shift

 button blinks 

rapidly. To exit this function prior to completion, press the 

 button.

PROGRAMMING TIME AND DAY

To set the time and date:

Press and hold the 

1.

key
shift

button for 3 seconds without ‘MONSTER’ highlighted. (If you have not 

previously used the REVOLUTION Remote Control Setup Wizard, the on-remote screen will 
display the message, “Use Web Setup or Press OK to Use Remote Setup”).

Press the physical 

2.

button and a menu of Setup-related options appears.

Use the physical 

3.

or

button to highlight Advanced Setup (a fourth menu choice not 

displayed among the first three).

Press the 

4.

button and a new submenu appears.

Use the 

5.

or

button to highlight Time/Day (a fifth menu choice not displayed among

the first three).

The time, as currently set on the remote, displays with the Day of Week element highlighted

6.

by default (i.e., the time format has the following elements: day, hour, minute, AM/PM).
Press the 

or

 button to cycle through the choices for the highlighted element.

Use the 

7.

or

buttons to navigate from one element to a neighboring one. The

button moves your highlight to the left. The

button moves it to the right.

Once you have each of the time elements set as desired, press the 

8.

button. The remote 

screen will display “SUCCESS” for 3 seconds to acknowledge your new Time/Day setting.
Afterwards, the previous menu appears with Time/Day as the highlighted item.

To view the remote’s current Time/Date setting, press and hold the 

9.

key for 2.5 seconds.

The Time/Date value appears for 3 seconds and then reverts to the previous screen.

Note:

Any time you have the Time/Day menu choice highlighted and press the 

button, the 

remote will display the default Time/Day setting of MON 12:00 AM. To see the actual Time/Day
setting for the remote, press and hold the 

button for 3 seconds from any menu location.

Note:

Users must manually change the Time/Day setting to adjust for Daylight Savings Time.

Summary of Contents for REVOLUTION 200

Page 1: ...S I M P L E A D V A N C E D H O M E T H E AT E R A N D L I G H T I N G C O N T R O L I N S T R U C T I O N M A N U A L ...

Page 2: ...Scene Controller to Turn a Lighting Scene On Off 11 How to Remove a Scene from a Button on the Scene Controller 12 How to Update a Scene Controller 12 HOW TO AUTOMATE A TIMERS THAT TURNS LIGHT ON OFF 13 How to Add an Event 13 How to Remove an Event 14 How to Enable Disable an Event 14 How to Copy a Network to other Z Wave and Monster Controllers 15 Preparing the Destination Controller to Receive D...

Page 3: ...links rapidly To exit this function prior to completion press the button PROGRAMMING TIME AND DAY To set the time and date Press and hold the 1 key shift button for 3 seconds without MONSTER highlighted If you have not previously used the REVOLUTION Remote Control Setup Wizard the on remote screen will display the message Use Web Setup or Press OK to Use Remote Setup Press the physical 2 button an...

Page 4: ...ght Delete instead Press the button The remote s LCD screen display reads Press pairing button on device Hold the remote 4 close to the module you wish to unpair Press the pairing button on the module When the remote receives an unpairing signal from the module the remote s LCD screen flashes SUCCESS and your Z Wave network shrinks by one module node Renaming Individual Z Wave Modules Nodes If you...

Page 5: ...s Include in All ON OFF and awaits a signal from the module you 6 wish to include Hold the remote near the module and press the pairing button on the module When the remote receives the signal from the module the remote s LCD screen will briefly read SUCCESS If the signal is not received within __ seconds the screen will briefly read FAIL Exclude On Applying this choice to a specific node will exc...

Page 6: ... button to highlight Monster Press and hold the 3 key shift button for 3 seconds The menu changes and Nodes is highlighted Use the 4 or button to highlight Scenes and press the button The menu changes and Setup is highlighted Use the 5 or button to highlight Rename instead Press the button and the remote lists all scenes Use the 6 or button to highlight the scene you wish to rename and press the b...

Page 7: ...roller 001 though the numbering will change as you include more scene controllers The menu returns to step 4 with Scene Controller highlighted by default 8 How to Delete Remove a Scene Controller from your Z Wave Network To delete a scene controller from the memory of your remote If you re not already at the Home screen press the 1 button to move back one screen at a time until MONSTER is highligh...

Page 8: ... or button to highlight Scene Controller a fourth menu choice not displayed among the first three Press the button Use the 4 or button to highlight Update Control The remote displays the message Select Scene Controller followed by Controller 1 5 highlighted by default Use the or buttons to cycle through the choices of scene controllers you ve already included in your Z Wave network Once you have m...

Page 9: ... for 3 seconds The menu changes and Nodes is highlighted Use the 4 or button to highlight Events and press the button Use the 5 or button to highlight Enable Disable and press the button A list of events appears Use the 6 or button to highlight the event whose status you wish to toggle and press the button The name of the event you chose appears on the first followed by Enable on line 2 and Disabl...

Page 10: ...tination remote screen will say RECEIVING If the copy succeeds the source remote screen will say SUCCESS Otherwise it will read FAIL 4 Copy Option 2 Create Secondary Controller Network Only On your source remote follow the same steps 1 to 4 you just performed on your Destination 1 controller see Preparing the Destination Controller to Receive Data On the next screen use the 2 or button to highligh...

Page 11: ...menu choice not displayed among the first three and press the button Use the 5 or button to highlight Recovery and press the button The green LED under the key shift button blinks rapidly while this command is in progress If the copy succeeds the source remote screen will say SUCCESS Otherwise it will read FAIL or EMPTY to specify the network has zero nodes Network Update Network Update ____ all n...

Page 12: ... Uses 4 size AAA alkaline batteries 1 5VDC ea Made in China GLOSSARY OF TERMS Z Wave Z Wave uses reliable low power radio waves to control all aspects of your home wirelessly lighting climate control safety and security home entertainment energy conservation remote monitoring and more With no programming at all you can add any Z Wave enabled device or many non Z Wave devices with adapters to your ...

Page 13: ...ter logo Revolution 200 Monster Central and the Monster Central logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Monster Cable Products Inc or its subsidiaries in the United States or other countries Blu ray Disc is a trademark of Sony Kabushiki Kaisha Corp www MonsterCentral com ...

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