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Once a room has been selected, assign the loads and configure the levels, fade times, and
delay times for each zone using the check box for each device, the pop up window (hover over
the check box for it to appear), and the table at the bottom of the screen showing the currently
assigned loads.
Note:
Make sure that the proper button mapping is being followed in order to assign the
appropriate actions to Sleeve Buttons. The orientation of the Sleeve Buttons on the wall will
determine the button mapping in the programming software. See section
Appendix A
in
Section 7.0
.
3.4 Programming LaunchPort Sleeve Buttons to Control 3rd Party
Equipment
The LaunchPort Sleeve Buttons can be configured to control 3
rd
party equipment as well as
Lutron products by using Lutron’s Integration Protocol to allow the 3
rd
party system to
understand Lutron system commands. Many 3
rd
party manufacturers have drivers already
written to allow easier integration between Lutron and their system.
The RadioRA 2 Main Repeater would connect into the Local Area Network that the 3
rd
party
equipment is connected to. If the 3
rd
party equipment communicates primarily via RS-232 serial
communication, a serial to Ethernet converter could be used to allow the 3
rd
party system to
communicate into the Local Area Network or a direct serial connection can be made to the RS-
232 port on the Main Repeater.
