Universal Devices ISY-994i Series, Руководство пользователя

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be controllers of up to five groups, and RemoteLincs controllers of up to six groups. In
general, a device may be controller of a number of groups equal to its number of
buttons/paddles. Finally, the PLM may be a controller of up to 255 groups.
All responder devices may be responders in multiple groups. Responder devices may be
added to and removed from an established group. Each responder device maintains its own
on-level and ramp-rate settings for every group in which it participates. When a device
receives an ON command for a group in which it is a responder, it changes to its predefined
on-level at its predefined ramp-rate. When it receives a FAST ON command, it ignores those
settings and turns full on at the fastest possible rate. It may also respond to other
commands sent to the group, including OFF, FAST OFF, BRIGHTEN and DIM. An OFF
command will use the preset ramp-rate, while a FAST OFF will turn the device off at the
fastest possible rate.
The controller of a group is usually also a responder of the group. For a single-button
controller such as a SwitchLinc, or for the primary button(s) of a KeypadLinc, it is a
responder by default, since operating the paddle/button(s) simultaneously operates the
local load as well as any group of which it is the controller. In this case, the local load
operates according to the local settings. However, in the case of a KeypadLinc secondary
button, the KeypadLinc's local load is not a responder of a group programmed on that
button unless it is specifically included in the group.