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DMX can be somewhat of an exception to the priority rules in that it
has a special configuration option called “Force”. When DMX is in
“Force” mode, DMX will automatically take control over all other
control signals at the same priority level anytime a DMX signal is
present.
The factory default for priority levels is as follows:
Default Priorities should only be changed with full and complete
understanding of the implications of your change and the priority
system. Incorrect settings can cause relays to function incorrectly. In
the event that a high-priority actions is required, Leviton recommends
always using actions to which any execution priority level can be
assigned.
Control Signal Designation Priority Level
Internal Bypass switch BYPASS 1
Emergency Input EMERGENCY 2
Internal override switch override
commands
SWT OVERRIDE 3
Internal override switch on/off
commands
SWT NORMAL 8
Front Panel Overrides KBD OVERRIDE 4
Front Panel Control KBD NORMAL 8
Luma-Net Input Luma-Net 8
DMX Input DMX-512 8
Photocells PHOTOCELLS 7
Occupancy Sensor inputs OCC SENSORS 8
Low voltage switch inputs LV SWITHCES 8
Relays activated by the power
restore feature
POWER RESTORE 8
Scheduled Events SCHEDULER 8
TIM Normal Commands TIM NORM CMDS 8
TIM High Priority Commands TIM HIGH CMDS 7
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