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First of all, the
Header
parameter is shown, from where it is possible to establish an
identifying text string (up to 10 characters) for that particular page, which will be shown
in the upper left corner of the display (Figure 6).
Next, it is possible to establish the desired configuration,
individual
or
in pairs
, for
each of the 8 buttons available in every page. The different options for every
configuration are explained next.
3.3.1.1
PAIR BUTTONS
The options for pair buttons are the following:
Note
:
for all the cases listed below it is possible to select, through the
Icon
parameter,
the pair of icons to be drawn, on the screen, over the two buttons. For a list of the
available icons, please refer to
Annex I.
Switch
: enables a 1-bit communication object, "[Px][Byz] Binary control",
which will send value "0" or "1", depending on the button being pressed each
time. This option allows setting a name for the functionality associated to the
buttons, and a text message for the Switch On and Switch Off actions.
The
LED Lighting
parameter sets if the pair of buttons will have a Regular
lighting (while a button is being pressed, the corresponding LED will stay on
for a few instants), a State-dependent lighting (depending on the current
value of object "[Px][Byz] Binary control", the left or the right LED will remain
on indefinitely) or a State-dependent (both LEDs) lighting (both LEDs will stay
on or off simultaneously, depending on the value of the object.
Dimmer
: 3 communication objects are enabled. First, "[Px][Byz] Light
On/Off", a 1-bit object to send switch on/off orders to a light dimmer. Second,
"[Px][Byz] Light dimming", a 4-bit object for sending step dimming orders. And
third, "[Px][Byz] Light indicator", a 1-byte object that indicates, in percentage,
the current luminosity state (0%=Off, 100%=On, or any intermediate value
received from the dimmer once ZAS sends the dimming orders due to button
presses). The display will show, between the two buttons, the current value of
this status object.
Light regulation occurs as follows:
