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2B. Basic Programming

1.0.4 Selecting Key Inputs

Once the loads have been selected, the user may choose one or more Input Units to control those

loads.

Select the Input switch(es) required to control the loads.

If you make a mistake simply press the key again to deselect it, and remove it from the current Learn

operation.

The simplest association is one involving a single switch and a single load. This would be achieved

by entering Learn Mode, pressing a Local Toggle button on an Output Unit (waiting to see that the

indicator lights), then pressing a key on an Input Unit and exiting Learn Mode.

1.1 Learn Mode Operations

C-Bus2 Learn Mode can be used to create a wide variety of exible control congurations. Basic On/

Off switches can be congured as well as Dimmer and Timer controls.

1.1.1 Relay and Dimmer Congurations

The type of control function assigned to the Input Units depends on whether you exit Learn Mode via

a Relay or Dimmer Output Unit. For a switching control function, exit on a Relay Unit. For a dimmer

function exit Learn Mode on a Dimmer Unit.

Key Function Exit Learn Mode Via:

Switching operation Relay Unit

Dimming operation Dimmer Unit

Other operations (eg Timer, PIR, etc) Relay OR Dimmer Unit

When the Output Unit used to exit Learn Mode is a relay then any keys included in a Learned

switching (relay) operation will become on/off switches: press once and the load comes on, press

again and the load goes off.

When the Output Unit used to exit Learn Mode is a dimmer then any keys selected for on/off

functions in that Learn session will have dimming capability as well. Pressing the key (Short Press)

toggles the light on or off. Pressing and holding the key down (Long Press) dims the light up or down

with a 4 second ramp rate.

1.1.2 Multi-way Control Congurations

One or more loads may be controlled from one or multiple locations by various input devices. The

example below allows for two-way switching or dimming controls to be conﬁgured.

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