Honeywell TR80

TR80 - Installation and Operation Guide42
3. 8. 6 Power button functions
For the device’s READY mode, the power button can be assigned different functions.
The power button function is described in the below table.
TR80 is primarily a display, not a control device. Therefore, further settings and some con-
figuration on the master controller or DALI side are required for these functions to work.
Relevant TR80 settings:
•Departure delay: This is a parameter on the TR80 with a default of 10 seconds. When the
power-button press is to activate ‘Lights Off’ command, the display will count down
from this value before executing the command. This is to ensure the room tenant is not
left in the dark when exiting.
•Scene settings for lights on & off: If a DALI64 sensor is on port 2, the TR80 can turn the
lights on/off directly without involving the master controller. It will do that by sending
‘recall scene’ commands to the DALI64 sensor. Therefore, it is necessary to set which
scenes numbers are configured on the DALI side to turn the lights fully off or fully on.
These settings are detailed in section 3.11.6.
•If a scene number is not set for Lights On or Lights Off functions, TR80 will send
absolute light level commands (100% / 0%) instead.
Register
type
Relative
Address
Absolute
Address
DirName
Config
parameter
TypeRange
Default
value
Holding211042111R/W
Power Button
Short Press
Function
108enum
0: No function
1: Dark Mode
2: Sleep Mode
3:SwitchLightsOnOff
Toggle
4: SwitchLights On
5: SwitchLights Off
2
Holding211142112R/W
Power Button
long Press
Function
109enumSame as above0
Holding1152118R/W
Departure
delay
42119secs0-300 seconds10 s
Input10230103R
Power Button
user
command
-enum
0: default
1: Lights On
activated
2: Lights Off
activated
ValueFunctionDescription
0No FunctionThe power button will not be enabled
1Dark ModeThe power button activates dark mode.
2Sleep ModeThe power button switches the device to SLEEP mode.
3Switch Lights On Off Toggle
With each tap, the power button toggleson/off commands to all defined
lighting groups.
4Switch Lights On
On every tap, the power button sends on command to all defined lighting
groups.
5Switch Lights Off
On every tap, the power button sends off command to all defined lighting
groups.