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Model UCS-01

Controller, Scheduler-Timer

7)Set Contrast
8)CIM Mode

   CIM Mode
 [Events=OFF]

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CIM Mode

To configure the Scheduler-Timer to operate as a Computer Interface 
Module (CIM), allowing a PC with UPStart to access a UPB network, 
select the CIM mode from the menu and press 

ENTER

    button to 

initiate CIM mode operation.  Note the unit will not run scheduled events 
when in the CIM mode.  During CIM mode operation pressing any button 
will end the CIM mode function.  There is no time-out period for CIM mode.  

The UCS may now be used via the RS-232 port as a Computer Interface 
Module.  The default communication mode is Message Mode.  UPStart 
will put the UCS into Pulse Mode when selecting ‘connect’ to UPB Device 
Interface within UPStart.  It may be necessary to exit and re-enter CIM mode to put the UCS back 
into Message Mode for third party controller interface.

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Add Device

The Add Device function will add a device to the network that the Scheduler-Timer is set to control.  
In other words, the network ID# to which the device will be added is that number set in the Set 
Network function of the UCS's main menu.  For pre-configured kits the network ID# is 250 and 
password is FFFF.  

To add a device:

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 Check the Network ID setting of the UCS with the Set Network menu item.  From the idle screen, 

press the Menu button, then press the Down button 3 times to select Set Network.  Press the Enter 

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button to view the network ID#.  If correct, then press the Menu button to exit back to the main menu.  
If necessary change the Network ID# using the Up/Down buttons, then press Enter 

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  to save the 

setting.

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 Next, in the main menu, press the down button to select Tools, then press Enter 

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  Press the Down 

button one time to select Add Device, then press Enter 

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 You will be prompted to put the device to be added in setup mode; press the module’s program 

switch (or any button or rocker on a switch) five times quickly.  The device's indicator should flash 
continuously, indicating it is in the setup mode.

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 When the device is in the setup mode press Enter 

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, as prompted by the UCS, to begin adding the 

device.  You will then need to select a unit ID#.  The ID# should be a number other than those already 
on the network.  

Helpful Hint: If you are adding a device to a factory-pre-configured network (e.g. Network 250), we recommend you 
choose a device number in the 100 to 200 range (e.g. device ID# 100, 101, etc..), so there will be no chance of 
having duplicate ID numbers on the network.  This avoids issues if other factory pre-configured units are added in 
the future.

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 The UCS will check to see if the selected ID# is in use.  If the selected ID# is not in use the UCS will 

add the device to the network, giving it the selected ID#.  

Helpful Hint: It is a good practice to label the unit with the ID# or take notes of each unit's ID#  (e.g. location, 
connected load, Unit ID#) so you can reference it when configuring events in the Scheduler-Timer.  

Summary of Contents for UCS-01

Page 1: ...Controller Scheduler Timer Model UCS 01 version 1 48 User Guide ...

Page 2: ...ess enter set time and mode data then press enter to save and exit Step 3 Select Set Location and press enter input zip code and press enter 3 times as prompted to save and return to main menu Step 4 Select Set Network and press enter input your network ID and press enter to save Step 5 Select Set Events to begin editing schedule Note for Pre Configured Kits e g DKIT 0x and their Accessories the n...

Page 3: ...rom the Set Time screen or via scene links once Link Mode is set The easy to navigate menus allow configuration without the use of a PC or software The Scheduler Timer is intended for use by an installer or homeowner who knows the Network ID Device and scene link numbers The Tools sub menu offers a variety of useful functions CIM Mode allows the Scheduler Timer to operate as a serial RS 232 comput...

Page 4: ...Timer is designed for indoor use Simply plug the appropriate end of the power cord or L shaped connector into the top of the UCS and the other end into any standard 120 VAC outlet For convenience the L shaped power connector is designed to hang the unit from a high mid wall receptacle typically found in the kitchen or garage The 6 foot power cord can be used when programming events or when mountin...

Page 5: ...across the display FUNCTION Toggles the backlight on the LCD display Diagnostic LED The diagnostic LED operates just like the LED of a Computer Interface Module CIM In CIM Mode the Scheduler Timer exchanges UPB messages between the powerline and connected computer or controller via the RS 232 DB9 cable included The indicator on the UCS will glow AMBER when powered flash RED when UPB messages are s...

Page 6: ...5 Delete Events E Read Link J Use Repeater Step A Set Time Press the Down button to select Set Time Press ENTER button to view the Set Time screen Move cursor with Right and Left buttons to select character to change Use Up and Down buttons to change character Adjust time by hours and minutes Up or Down from character on the display Use the Right button to select the Schedule Mode field then use U...

Page 7: ... select Set Network Press ENTER button Enter the UPB Network ID Press ENTER button to save Step D Set Events Press MENU from the IDLE Screen 8 8 8 o Press ENTER 8 o UCS will calculate and display Dawn sunrise and Dusk sunset Press ENTER 8 button to save 8 8 2 Set Time 3 Set Location 1 ZIP Code OR 2 Long Latitude 3 Set Location 4 Set Network Hint if the Network ID is unknown it will be necessary to...

Page 8: ... should be ON capital or OFF lower case The next character represents the Event Mode which can be R V or r o R Event is enabled in Schedule Modes Run and VAC without random time settings o V Event is enabled in the Schedule Mode VAC and ALT only with random time settings applied see page 10 for adjusting randomness o r Event is disabled The event will not occur in either RUN VAC or ALT Schedule Mo...

Page 9: ...es are turned off at a specific time e g all off command Conversely an event could be set to only turn ON by entering an ON time and then entering for the OFF time o A AM P PM Set Event Type o Defines if the three digit number after the event number is a Device ID or Link ID The Up Down buttons scroll through the dim levels D0 through D9 controlling an individual device Device ID and LA for Link A...

Page 10: ...or RUN mode activating link 249 changes the UCS to Vacation VAC mode and activating link 250 for the Alternate vacation ALT mode De activating any of these the links results in turning the UCS to the OFF mode Link Mode TOOLS SUB MENU SELECTIONS The Tools sub menu allows the user to add and configure UPB devices and test or troubleshoot communications Using the Tools menu functions the UCS can crea...

Page 11: ... to select Set Network Press the Enter 8 button to view the network ID If correct then press the Menu button to exit back to the main menu If necessary change the Network ID using the Up Down buttons then press Enter 8 to save the setting Next in the main menu press the down button to select Tools then press Enter 8 Press the Down button one time to select Add Device then press Enter 8 You will be...

Page 12: ...Down buttons to select the link number to be used new links should be a number between 100 and 200 then press Enter 8 If the scene link to be used is an existing link make sure you know and use the correct scene link number To read and confirm a scene link number see Read Link section page 13 Go to the new unit s that will be added to the scene and adjust their light level Then press each new unit...

Page 13: ... then press Enter 8 Press the Down button four times to select Read Link then press the Enter 8 button The UCS screen will display Monitoring UPB until a scene link is sensed Press a button or rocker that transmits the scene link When a scene link is received the UCS will display the Network ID Link and type e g activate or deactivate Repeat as needed the last link sensed will be displayed until t...

Page 14: ...Noise Log functions to try an determine the times noise is present This may help determine what was turned on at specific time and the source of the noise For fastest identification of noise sources once the noise is sensed and is constant go to the home s main breaker panel turn off the circuit breakers one at a time leaving them off while watching the noise meter until the circuit breaker with n...

Page 15: ... set Use Repeater Y Using the UCS Controller Scheduler Timer The Scheduler Timer is designed for accuracy and maximum flexibility Once the UCS is set for time date day of the week location and Network ID then all that is needed is setting each event for the desired ON and OFF time Upon completion of configuring the Scheduler Timer switching from ON RUN to vacation VAC or alternate ALT vacation mod...

Page 16: ...D 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 Device 23 laundry room cans all Link 010 pool patio SmtwtFS Link 002 all on off all Link 001 welcome home all Link 005 front yard lights all Link 002 all on off all Link 009 Family Rm all on off all Device 13 2nd BR cans all Device 12 1st BR cans all Link 008 Master BR all on off all R R R R R V V V V R Dusk Dusk 15 Dusk 15 8 30PM 7 00PM 7 00PM Dusk 10 00PM 11 30PM ...

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