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Model IR-X10
© 2002 Xantech Corporation.
PROGRAMMING AN X10 SCENE MACRO
Creating a Scene Setup is the first half in creating a scene. This enables the
X10 module to
accept
a Scene Command.
Placing a Scene Command on the Virtual Controller:
1. In the Scene Module window, select the Scene you would like placed on
the virtual Controller. (Scene Cmd in the Function List Box should
change to reflect the proper scene number (i.e. Scene Cmd-(A-1))
2. Click a Source button on the virtual controller (URC-2P/B shown as
example) where you want the command to be placed under (i.e. TV,
SAT, AUX etc…). A blue outline will appear around the button and the
“virtual” LED will turn red.
3. Click a button on the virtual controller where you want the command.
This button will now also have a blue outline around it.
4. Click Place. The command will appear in the command list (e.g., Scene
Cmd – (A-1) (XANTECH - IRX10)).
5. To add a Scene Setup to this Macro (Method 2 from above), select
Scene Setup in the Function List Box and then click Place. You should
now see the Scene Setup commands added to the Command List
window. (Refer to
Figure 6
) Now this Macro can be used as the Scene
Command to set lighting to a predetermined level and be used to reset
the X10 modules after a Power Failure.
You can now add other commands to this macro in the same manner and
cater it to your needs. For example, you can add a Play command for your
DVD player. Now any time this macro is selected, the lights will dim to a
preset level and the DVD will start. The possibilities are left to the user!
