Controlling Modules |
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Use the following procedures for |
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controlling |
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individually. For more advanced |
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control functions please see |
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the section titled “Creating/ |
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Modifying Schedules”, page |
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1. To turn a specific |
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module ON or OFF, simply click on |
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the icon of the intended module. |
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Clicking repeatedly will typically | Module appears bright indicating it is in ON position. | |
toggle the module on and off. | ||
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Typically, the icon will appear |
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dimmer or greyed out when the |
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position. |
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In the case of window shades, |
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clicking the icon will typically open |
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or close the shade. |
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Advanced functionality for a module | Module appears dim indicating it is in OFF position. | |
can be accessed by | ||
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holding the left mouse button while |
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hovering over an icon or by right- |
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clicking the icon. For example, |
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lamp modules and dimmable light |
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switches pop up a dimmer bar. If |
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a menu pops up instead, you may |
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click the lock icon in the |
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corner to switch to LOCKED mode |
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to suppress the additional options. |
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Dimming Bar button can be |
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manually adjusted with the mouse | Example of Dimming bar. | |
to the level desired. | ||
NOTE: Many types of |
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modules have not been invented |
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yet or are not known to the |
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software, and may appear as |
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question marks in the software |
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interface. Additionally, some |
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modules will not react when their |
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icons are clicked on. There may |
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be an upgrade available online |
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at |
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com/access/TE which enables |
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functionality for more types of |
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devices. |
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Operation
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