Crestron CLW-SW1/4RF, Руководство по эксплуатации

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infiNET™ Switches Crestron CLW-SW1/4RF, -SWS1/4RF, -SLVS1RF
Operation
NOTE: The device may be warm to the touch during operation. This is normal.
Mode Selection Switch These switches use a three-position mode selection switch to set the mode of
operation.
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OFF
When the mode selection switch is in the “OFF” position, the pushbutton(s)
will not have any function and the load is disconnected from the power
source. This
must be used when changing light bulbs to ensure that the load
is fully disconnected from power. Slave devices that are connected to the
switch will not have any function when the Master’s mode selection switch is
in the “OFF” position.
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RUN
When the switch is in the “RUN” position, it is operating in the RUN mode.
This is the normal operating mode of the switch. The RUN mode is used to
turn the load on and off. If a delay time is set, the switch will turn off the
load after the set delay time. For information on setting a delay time, refer to
“SET” below.
Refer to the following table for a list of available functions when the switch
is operating in the
RUN mode.
NOTE: If the behavior of the -SW4RF/-SWS4RF has not been changed in
SIMPL™ Windows
®
, SystemBuilder™ or D3 Pro™, the only button that
will perform any function is Button 1. All of the other buttons are
programmable.
RUN Mode Button Functions
FUNCTION -SW1RF/
-SWS1RF/
-SLVS1RF
BUTTON PRESS
-SW4RF/-SWS4RF
BUTTON PRESS
Turn on load. Tap the Top button. Tap Button 1.
Turn off load with
delay.
1,2
Tap the Bottom button. Tap Button 1.
Cancel delayed-
off timer (if load
was already on
and timer was
running). Tap the Top button. Tap Button 1.
Turn off load
immediately Double-tap the Bottom
button. Double-tap Button 1.
1. If delay is set to 0 seconds, the load will turn off immediately.
2. If the switch was in the middle of a delay, pressing the button will cancel the delay and turn
off the load immediately
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infiNET Switches: Crestron CLW-SW1/4RF, -SWS1/4RF, -SLVS1RF Operations Guide - DOC. 6397A