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Step 15: Congure Timeclock Events

4. Press the

ENT

button to begin editing the required

event number. The highlight will move to the rst op-

tion within the summary screen. You can now:

• Use the

buttons to move the highlight

between the options.

• Press the

ENT

button to change the setting of the

currently highlighted option:

◊ Within an option, use the

buttons to

move the highlight to the required setting and

then press the

ENT

button to select it.

◊ Alternatively, press the

ESC

button to exit from

the list of settings without changing the setting.

◊ Where the option is numerical, i.e. the time set-

ting, use the

buttons to change each

value, the

buttons to move the high-

light and the

ENT

button to save your changes

and return to the summary screen.

A listing of all options available within this section is

shown on the next page.

To view, create and edit timeclock events

1. From the Operation menu, highlight the ‘Timeclock

Manager’ option and press the

ENT

button. The dis-

play will show the available options:

Event 001

Type Astro

Repeat Daily

01:00 Before Dawn

Action Select Scene

Event number:

Use & to change

Frequency of

repetition

Type of timing:

Absolute (‘Time’) or

Astronomical (‘Astro’)

Time or Astronomical

event and offset

Event action

2. Use the

buttons to highlight the ‘Events’

option and press the

ENT

button. The display will

show the status of Event 001. If the rst event is disa-

bled, you will see:

Timeclock Manager

Time&Date

Events

Coordinates

Daylight Saving

3. Use the

buttons to change the event num-

ber - between 001 and 255. As each event number

is selected, the display will either show a summary

screen of the existing settings or will show ‘Disabled’.

Event 001

Disabled

If the rst event is not disabled, you will see a sum-

mary of its settings:

To activate it, press the

ENT

button twice and change the

Event Type setting from ‘Disa-

bled’ to either ‘Time’ or ‘Astro’.

Objective: To congure automated events based either upon xed times or variable occurrences such as dawn

and dusk relative to the global location of the installation.

Brand	iLumin
Model	SC-RP
Category	Controller
Language	English

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