Home Automation owner manual 17 - 32 first Model 33 - 48 second Model, Model 1503 Owners

17 - 32 first Model 1102*

33 - 48 second Model 1102*

49 - 64 third Model 1102*

65 - 80 fourth Model 1102*

81 - 96 X-10 modules 1 - 16,

House Code X+1

97 - 112	X-10 modules
1 - 16,
	House Code X+2
113 - 128	X-10 modules
1 - 16,
	House Code X+3

*If Model 1102 Expansion Enclo- sures are used. If not, Unit Num- bers 17, 18 and 19 are Model 1101 PESMs or direct relay controls connected to the Model 1503 Version 2.

Model 1503-LC systems have 19 unit numbers:

Model 1503-LC Module

Unit Numbers Unit Numbers

1- 16 X-10 modules 1 - 16,

House Code X

17 - 19 Model 1101 PESMs or direct relay con-

trols

connected to the Model 1503-LC.

Note: “X” represents the House Code setting on the Model 1503.

Model 1503 Owner's

TURNING UNITS ON AND OFF

On the left hand side of the console, there are four keys sur- rounded by a border marked HOME CONTROL. These keys are used to turn modules on and off, or brighten and dim lamp control mod- ules.

To turn a unit number on or off, press the UNIT-NUMBER key, then enter the unit number on the keypad, then press the home control ON or OFF key.

To see the name of the unit before issuing the on or off command, press the SHOW key after entering the unit number. You can also scroll through the names of the units under control of the system by pressing UNIT-NUMBER, SHOW or SET-UP (repeatedly until the desired name is shown on the display) then ON or OFF.

The console display top line will read “UNIT #:” then echo the name of the unit number that you enter. The bottom line will read “1-128 ON OFF TIM *LO #HI”, indi- cating that your next step is to enter the unit number then press one of the following keys: ON, OFF, the TIME key, * to DIM the light (LO), # to BRIGHTEN the light (HI.)

Note: Model 1503-LC units menu reads “1-19 ON OFF TIM *LO #HI”.

When you press the OFF or ON key, the console will beep once, the unit number will be turned off or on and the display will return to the time, date and status dis- play.

DIMMING AND BRIGHTENING LAMPS

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