3. Programming of Flex2R/2T
Terminals ‘T1’ and ‘T2’ are fully customizable, as in the case of the home-automation module.
Terminals ‘SW1’ and ‘SW2’ are outputs with the ‘monostable’ (monostable time 0, unpro-
grammable), ‘relay use’, ‘home automation’ and ‘interlock’ options enabled.
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Venetian blind module
Terminals ‘T1’ and ‘T2’ are ‘technological’ zones, normally open, they belong to all partitions and
they have all other programming options at default.
Terminals ‘SW1’ and ‘SW2’ are outputs with the ‘monostable’ (monostable time 0, unpro-
grammable), ‘relay use’, ‘home automation’ and ‘interlock’ options enabled.
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One light point module with switch
Terminal ‘T1’ is a ‘technological’ zone, normally open, associated with all partitions and with all other
programming options at default.
Terminal ‘T2’ is fully customizable, as in the case of a home-automation module.
Terminal ‘SW1’ is an output with the ‘relay use’, ‘home automation’ options enabled.
Terminal ‘SW2’ is a fully customizable output except for the ‘analogue’ and ‘interlock’ options (it can-
not be used in pair with ‘SW1’) while the ‘relay use’ option is active and cannot be deactivated.
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Two-point light module with switch
Terminals ‘T1’ and ‘T2’ are ‘technological’ zones, normally open, they belong to all partitions and
they have all other programming options at default.
Terminals ‘SW1’ and ‘SW2’ are outputs with the options ‘relay use’ and ‘home automation’ enabled.
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Button module with one light point
Terminal ‘T1’ is a ‘technological’ zone, normally open, associated with all partitions and with all other
programming options at default.
Terminal ‘T2’ is fully customizable, as in the case of a home-automation module.
Terminal ‘SW1’ is an output with the ‘relay use’, ‘home automation’ options enabled.
Terminal ‘SW2’ is a fully customizable output except for the ‘analogue’ and ‘inter-lock’ options (it can-
not be used in pair with ‘SW1’) while the ‘relay use’ option is active and cannot be deactivated.
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Button module with two light points
Terminals ‘T1’ and ‘T2’ are ‘technological’ zones, normally open, associated with all partitions and
with all other programming options at default.
Terminals ‘SW1’ and ‘SW2’ are outputs with the options ‘relay use’ and ‘home automation’ enabled.
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