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Automation Overview

This feature is not UL listed for fire or burglary functions and is intended for home automation

All automation capabilities are centered around control channels. Each channel can be activated in five ways:

time of day, system trigger, chain channel, zone open/close or manually from a keypad or telephone. Four

programming option locations per channel determine how an X-10 and/or a auxiliary output (low current or relay)

operates. Additional programming determines time of day operation, automatic turn off (pulse activation), preset

dim, and the ability to call a chain channel. Each chain has the ability to activate up to 16 channels based on

one input.

Begin programming control channels by referencing the "Control Channel Locations" chart. Start with channel 1

and program all devices that will be controlled by the system. Use one control channel for each device. For a

channel to operate, all 4 options must be set and an X-10 and/or auxiliary output must be defined. Use location

9921 (keypad function) to define a four word description for each control channel.

Use channels 33 -56 (not spoken during remote control menu) to program alternate ways any devices should

behave if the device is activated by a system trigger.

Create "chains" by programming a channel and enabling the "Activate Chain Channel" option in control channel

options 3. Use the "Chain Group Assignments" chart to specify which channels should activate when the chain

channel is activated. A chain channel can not be used to call another chain channel.

Use the "System Triggers" locations to call control channels when a specific event occurs. Individual zones can

be used to activate control channels, see "Control Channel" terms for programming information.

Note: Only channels 1 - 32 can be assigned descriptions for the remote control menu.

Automation Example

This feature is not UL listed for fire or burglary functions and is intended for home automation

GOAL: This example will show how to program an X-10 "N-1 On" (from an X-10 transmitting device) command to

toggle the following items on and off each time the command is sent:

Channel 1: Aux output 9, a relay that controls a Jacuzzi pump

Channel 2: An electrical outlet that controls the low voltage lights around the pool.

Channel 3: Outside spot lights that should dim to level 4 when turned on

X-10 input to a zone: For the system to acknowledge the X-10 input, a zone must be created. Location 9940

(program a zone) is used to set a zone with a "button" zone type (015), zone options

1 and 2 are programmed as 000 and the device type is X-10 input (020). The system

prompts for a 1 digit input number. There are locations reserved for 8 X-10 inputs

(see X-10 On/Off Commands). Choose which of the 8 "banks" of locations that will be

used (1).

X-10 input: Unlike security inputs, the system does not prompt for all of the information required to

use X-10 as an input. The locations found in the "X-10 On /Off Commands" section

define how the X-10 command should be processed. The first location determines the

Unit CHU Assignment. This tells the system which house and unit code to listen for.

Each X-10 input can be programmed for a separate On function or Off function. For this

example the On command for N-1 (5570,016) is programmed with button function

"Output Control #1 - Toggle On/Off" (5572,024)

Output control: The 16 Output Control functions give the ability to program "button" devices with the

ability to always turn a control channel off or to toggle a channel on / off with each

depression (or X-10 command). There are 16 control channel assignments that can be

programmed for use with "button" devices. Since "Output Control #1" is being used, the

assignment for Output Control #1 will contain the channel number that is to be

activated. In this example channel 10 is used (4021,010). Set "Output Control #1"

options for toggle (4022, 002).

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