Starting a Pre-Programmed Cycle (TM)
Using the LRC:
1.
Press the Cycle
c
button.
2.
Press the desired Cycle button (
A B C D E
or
F
). If this step is skipped, the last cycle that was
run will be selected.
3.
Press the Begin
b
button. The cycle will start its
programmed step 1. The TM’s LED will turn on with
short blinks every second to indicate that it is in
Cycle Mode (controlling the TM).
4.
To skip a running cycle one step (for testing
purposes), press the Fade
f
button. All Modules
will fast fade to their scene and after 2 seconds the
TM will start executing its next step.
Using the WRC:
1.
Press the
CYCLE
button. The button’s LED will turn
on for 4 seconds waiting for a command.
2.
While the
CYCLE
button is still turned on:
a)
Press the
CYCLE
button again to start the cycle
that was last run.
b)
Press the desired cycle button (
A
through
F
) to
start its cycle.
While a cycle is running, the CYCLE button’s LED will
remain on and the cycle being executed button
(
A
through
F
) will blink at a 1 second rate.
Halting a Running Cycle (TM)
Using the LRC:
a)
Press any SCENE button (
A B C D E F
ON
or
OFF
). The cycle will stop and all modules will
advance to the scene pressed at their individual
fade rates.
b)
Press the End
e
button. All modules will halt any
fading and the cycle will stop.
Using the WRC:
a)
Press the
CYCLE
button to interrupt any cycle
program running and transmit the cycle command.
The button’s LED will turn on for 4 seconds and then
turn off.
b)
Press any scene button (
A
through
F
) to interrupt
any cycle program running and transmit the scene
command. All modules will change to that selected
scene and their LED’s will turn on.
c)
Press the
END
button to interrupt any cycle program
presently running and stop any modules fading. All
LED’s will turn off.
and place it in program mode. (When using multiple
modules, select them in the same manner if they need
to be programmed identically to the first module.)
The module’s LED(s) will blink at a 1/2 second rate
when in program mode. transmitting program IR
commands when buttons are depressed. (After 60
seconds of inactivity, the module(s) will exit the
program mode without saving.)
2.
Press a SCENE button to be programmed (
A B C
D E F
ON
or
OFF
). (When using a TM that’s in the
LRC’s viewing angle modules with it’s same address,
including those that aren’t in programming mode, will
respond to scene changes so all modules would
change to the scene selected.) The module(s) will
start to fade to the current scene level (the default
fade rate for all scenes is 3 sec).
NOTE:
The NDM will switch to full light output and will
not fade.
3.
Press the end
e
button. The selected module’s
LED(s) will stop blinking indicating that you are no
longer in program mode.
Using the WRC:
1.
Press a SCENE button (
A
through
F
). (All of the
modules that have the same address as the WMC will
respond to scene changes). The module(s) will start
to fade to the current scene level (the default fade
rate for all scenes is 3 sec).
NOTE:
Pressing the
END
button will transmit the OFF
scene.
Pre-Fading a Scene (DM & TM)
Using the LRC:
NOTE:
If using a TM and would like to communicate
with all modules (with it’s same address) at once, skip
step 1 and begin on step 2.
1.
Press and hold the Laser
button and aim laser
beam at an individual modules receiver to select it
and place it in program mode. (When using multiple
modules, select them in the same manner if they need
to be programmed identically to the first module.)
The module’s LED(s) will blink at a 1/2 second rate
when in program mode. The LRC’s LED will also blink
(every 1 second) to indicate the transmitter will be
transmitting program IR commands when buttons are
depressed. (After 60 seconds of inactivity, the
module(s) will exit the program mode without saving.)
2.
Press the Fade
f
button (1.5 sec) or any of the TIME
buttons (
3 7 15 30
sec.
5
or
30
min.).
3.
Within 4 seconds of Step 3, press the desired SCENE
button (
A B C D E F
ON
or
OFF
). All units
will fade to their scene levels at the fade rate set in
Step 2.
NOTE:
If the present fade rate is long, you can press the
Fade
f
button to force a fast fade into the scene. This
will force a 1 1/2 sec fade on the present scene.
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