AMX RE-DM4, RE-DM6 manual Dimmer Status, Reboot, Set Default Level Time, Set Default Preset Time

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AMX RADIA Lighting Programming

Dimmer Status

This function returns the status of the specified dimmer.

Dimmer Status

String:

<dimmer>

 

 

 

 

Response:

CHAN:<dimmer> CURV:<curve> LEV:<level>

 

 

 

 

Example:

SEND_STRING Radia,"'3',13"

 

Request dimmer 3 status

 

 

 

 

Response: "12,'CHAN:3 CURV:1 LEV:43',13,10,'?'"

 

 

 

 

The use of multiple dimmers (e.g. 'A', '&', and '-') are not allowed with this function, and their use will return an error.

If the level of the dimmer is undefined, the level is reported an 'UN'.

This is the only method used to determine if a level is undefined. For example, the response to the command above would be: "12,'CHAN:3 CURV:1 LEV:UN',13,10,'?'"

Reboot

This function reboots the dimmer and initializes it to its power-up state. The device will go off-line with the master and return on-line.

Reboot

String:

[<pack>]QQQ

 

 

 

 

Response:

None

 

 

 

 

Example:

SEND_STRING Radia,"'QQQ',13"

Reboot dimmer

 

 

 

 

Response: none

 

 

 

 

If <pack> is specified, it must be 1.

Set Default Level Time

This function sets the time taken for a level to change from its current level to a new level when using a level command.

Set Default Level Time

String:

LT<time>

 

 

 

 

Response:

'LEVEL TIME SET AT <time>'

 

 

 

 

Example:

SEND_STRING Radia,"'LT3',13"

Set default level ramp time to 3 seconds

 

 

 

 

Response: "12,'LEVEL TIME SET AT 003',13,10,'?'"

 

 

 

 

SEND_STRING Radia,"'LT0',13"

Set default level ramp time to 0 seconds

 

 

(instantaneous)

 

 

 

 

Response: "12,'LEVEL TIME SET AT 000',13,10,'?'"

 

 

 

Set Default Preset Time

This function sets the time taken for a preset recall to ramp when no time is specified to override this default time.

Set Default Preset Time

String:

PT<time>

 

 

 

 

Response:

PRESET TIME SET AT <time>

 

 

 

 

Example:

SEND_STRING Radia,"'PT4',13"

Set default preset ramp time to 4 seconds

 

 

 

 

Response: "12,'PRESET TIME SET AT 004',13,10,'?'"

 

 

 

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Contents Radia Eclipse Dimmer Modules AMX Limited Warranty and Disclaimer Page Page Table of Contents Radia Lighting System Configuration Pages Initial Level Status Reporting Appendix a AMX Lighting Curves Radia Eclipse RE-DM4 Dimmer Module OverviewRE-DM4 Specifications RE-DM4 SpecificationsDimmed Switched Suggested LoadsLine-In Connections RE-DM4 4-pin module connector maleLighting Application for the RE-DM4, Example a RE-DM4 Lighting Application DrawingsRE-DM6 6-channel Integrated Dimmer Module Radia Eclipse RE-DM6 Dimmer ModuleSuggested Installation Loads RE-DM6 SpecificationsRE-DM6 Specifications Line-In Connections for the RE-DM6 Lighting Application for the RE-DM6, Method a RE-DM6 Lighting Application DrawingsApplications FeaturesAMX Lighting Control Equipment AMX Lighting Control EquipmentIntegrated dimmer control modules Dimmer AccessoriesDimmer modules Power considerations Wiring ConsiderationsSpace Requirements Knockout locations RDA-ENC2 used as example ConduitRDA-ENC2, -ENC4, and -ENC6 enclosure and dimensions RDA Enclosure DimensionsRDA-ENC6B and RDA-ENC12B enclosures and dimensions Distance a to B Mounting AMX Lighting EnclosuresHigh-Voltage Connections Connecting High-Voltage, Single-Phase Input Power and LoadsRDA-ENC6B 120/240 VAC Line Input Single Phase RDA-ENC6B 120 VAC Single Phase Line InputConnecting High-Voltage Input Power and Loads RDA-ENC6B 120/208 VAC three-phase 4 W + G wiring diagram RDA-ENC6B 120/208 VAC line input three phaseRDC-PFC Power Distribution And Line Input References RDA-ENC6B Three Phase Line Input Connector ReferenceEnclosure module mounting slots and mounting screw holes Installing RDM Modules Into an RDA EnclosureLow-Voltage Connections Green LED Status IndicatorModule Connections Configuring and connecting multiple controllers Red LED Status Indicators RE-DM4 onlySW1 DIP Switch Setting Values for AxLink Configuring and Connecting AxLinkValue Connecting Dry Closures External powerDry Closures Failsafe InputDefault Low-End Settings Default SettingsDefault preset time values Default PresetsLighting System Link Radia Lighting System Configuration PagesMain Lighting System Radia Configuration ManagerDevice Configuration Device ConfigurationPresets section Preset Configuration Radia Lighting System Configuration Pages Software AMX Radia Lighting ProgrammingPreset Status Presets Defined vs. Undefined LevelsPreset # Sample AMX Lighting controller and internal components Lighting Systems OverviewControl Curves and Low-End Settings Programming CommandsDefault Ramp Time Default Low-endDefault Ramp Time LevelsChannels AMX Lighting Channel CommandsSENDSTRINGs Protocol ConventionsRamp Dimmers Down Ramp Dimmers UpRamp Dimmers Up Ramp Dimmers DownRamp Active Preset Down Ramp Active Preset UpStop Ramping Dimmer Recall Preset Stop Ramping PresetRecord Preset Level StatusCurve Status Set CurveSet Low End Low End StatusSet Default Level Time RebootSet Default Preset Time Dimmer StatusRamp To Level Set Default Ramp TimeUndefine Dimmer Factory Default Phase QueryVersion Query Ramp Preset Up NEW SENDCOMMANDsSendcommand Protocol Conventions Ramp Preset UpStop Ramping Preset NEW Ramp Preset Down NEWRamp Preset Down Curve Status NEW Reboot NEWSet Low End NEW Low End Status NEWUndefine Dimmer NEW Sendcommand Radia,?Y Phase Query NEWAppendix a AMX Lighting Curves Basic dimming curve Curves Curve ConfigurationCurves Load Type Curves Standard Dimming CurveCurve 1 Voltage Output in 240V AC Economical Dimming Curve Curve 1 with Low End Setting @ 5%, 10%, and 20% Volts RMSCurve 2 at 240 VAC 10VDC CurveCurve 3 at 120 VAC Curve 4 Voltage output in Volts RMS 12VDC CurveCurve 4 Voltage output in volts DC Lutron FDB CurveCurve 5 at 240 VAC Curve 6 Voltage output in Volts RMS Advance Mark VII CurveCurve 6 Voltage output in volts DC 12% Roll OffCurve 7 Voltage output in Volts RMS Curve 8 at 120 VAC 19% Roll OffCurve 8 Voltage output in volts DC 33% Roll OffCurve 9 Voltage output in Volts RMS Curve a at 120 VAC Curve #1 aCurve a Voltage output in volts DC Log-Curve #1 BCurve B Voltage output in Volts RMS Curve C at 120 VAC Log-Curve #2 CCurve C Voltage output in Volts DC Curve #2 DCurve D Voltage output in Volts RMS 10% Off Curve NCurve N at 240 VAC Always OFF Curve OCurve O at 240 VAC Always on Curve FCurve F at 240 VAC Curve R at 120 VAC Curves 5 & B on the Radia Eclipse RE-DM6 at 120 VAC Curves a & D at 120 VAC Page Using Pass mode Software IssuesTesting AMX Lighting features Testing procedures for AMX Lighting featuresTroubleshooting hardware Hardware IssuesHardware Checklist To check thisPage Increase Your Revenue through education + knowledge
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