2. BASIC OPERA TION ................................................................................................ 3
OPERA TIONNOTES .................................................................................................................................................. 4
2.3SETTIN G ....................................................................................................................................................... 5
2.4UPLOA D ....................................................................................................................................................... 6
2.5DOWN LOA D ................................................................................................................................................. 6
· EZ-GRO U P ................................................................................................................................................ 8
· ADV ANC ED ............................................................................................................................................... 8
· UNGRO UP ................................................................................................................................................ 8
3.3CREATING A NEW OS-NET NETWORK .................................................................................................................... 9
3.4ADDING MORE OS-NET DEVICES TO AN EXISTING NETWORK ........................................................................................ 9
· CONTROL ................................................................................................................................................. 9
· AMBIENT L UX ..........................................................................................................................................11
· DELA Y ......................................................................................................................................................11
· TIME OFF ................................................................................................................................................11
· HIGH DIM ................................................................................................................................................12
· RAMP UP ................................................................................................................................................12
· FA DE DOWN ............................................................................................................................................1 2
· VM-T A .....................................................................................................................................................12
· TEST (10-M IN) .........................................................................................................................................12
· LED INDICA TOR ........................................................................................................................................12
· DEFAUL T ..................................................................................................................................................13
· SA VE AS ...................................................................................................................................................14
· RECAL L ....................................................................................................................................................14
Thank you for your interest in OS-NET, a simpler and smarter wireless lighting control solution developed by IR-TEC to
enable sophisticated controls on every luminaire and lighting circuit. The OS-NET is also a wireless sensor mesh network
simultaneously deployed through installing the OS-NET enabled luminaires and lighting circuits. The OS-NET enabled
luminaire refers to the luminaire integrated with an OS-NET Sensor, and the OS-NET enabled lighting circuit refers to the
power line electrically controlled by an OS-NET Sensor.
The OS-NET network is formed by a number of wirelessly connected OS-NET devices; mainly refer to the OS-NET Sensors
(ONS) and the OS-NET Buttons (ONB). Each device not only provides its distinctive functionalities, but also operates as a
node to transmit, receive, or forward wireless communication commands within network.
After installing an OS-NET enabled lighting system, every OS-NET device should be grouped and linked with the network
to enable smart lighting control as desired via operating a SRP-281, a 2-way IR remote programmer exclusively designed
for configuring OS-NET devices. This guide is prepared to help conduct all necessary configurations and settings correctly.
Please read through all the contents prior to any programming operation.
2.Basic Operation
The SRP-281 is a handheld programming tool for you to configure the settings of OS-NET network and devices. In
addition, it can also be used as a remote to manually turn on/off the OS-NET enabled lighting in individual/group basis.
Before operating the SRP-281, ensure that good batteries are correctly placed in the compartment. Press any button will
activate the MAIN MENU for operating. 6 buttons are available for operation with distinctive functions described as
below;
BUTTONMAIN MENUSETTING PAGE
Enter i nto UPLOAD page
Enter i nto DOWNLOAD page
T urnON the controlled light
T urn OFF the controlled light
Enter i nto SETTING pages
Move UP setting bar
Move DOWN setting bar
Decrease the setting
Increase the setting
Confirm the operation
Upload the setting
Swop individual/group on-off
The contents of this guide are prepared according to the SRP-281 available at the time when the guide is created. Due to continuous
product improvement efforts, certain contents may not be updated in time. Should you find any typo or incorrect contents, we would
appreciate if you can report tosupport@irtec.com.
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OPERATION NOTES
The LCD will automatically shut off 1 minute after the
last button operation to save the battery power.
Pressing any button will activate the LCD.
If low battery sign appears while activating the LCD,
please replace with new batteries as soon as possible.
The rubber sleeve not only protects the remote from
falling, but also ensures better programming reliability.
Always have the rubber sleeve on the remote.
To ensure successful download, always aim the remote
under the target sensor and hold until download
completed. Do NOT remove during downloading.
Some setting operations may be inhibited if the
network is locked. Ensure to unlock the network prior
to setting change or adding new devices.
To avoid programming to the nearby sensor, always aim
and hold the remote “right under the target sensor”
while uploading.
Strong light on the window of remote could affect
remote operation. Avoid downloading the sensor with
strong light nearby or direct sunlight from the back.
The OS-NET Sensor will beep and blink the LED to
acknowledge successful setting, and the OS-NET Button
will blink the LED to acknowledge successful setting.
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OS-NET Programming Guide
2.1MAIN MENU
The main menu allows you to conduct basic operations as below;
lTo enter into SETTING pages, press
lTo conductUPLOAD operation, press
lTo conductDOWNLOAD operation, press
lTo turn OFF the light, aim at the sensor and press
lTo turn ON the light*, aim at the sensor and press
lTo swop individual or group control, press
*OS-NET will resume control after the delay time elapsed.
2.2ON/OFF CONTROL
Press the / button with remote aiming toward an OS-NET Sensor will turn ON/OFF the lights in individual
or group basis. You may press thebutton to swop the individual or group on/off control.
If a single-lamp (5) displays as the above left, it means that pressing the ON/OFF button will turn on/off only the lights
physically controlled by the individual OS-NET Sensor. If a double-l amp (55) displays as the above right, it means that
pressing the ON/OFF button will turn on/off all lighting groups of the OS-NET Sensor assigned.
Group On/OffIndividual On/Off
2.3SETTING
The SETTING pages allow you to setup/change the settings of OS-NET devices, including group link, device control,
save/recall, and lock/unlock. The following are general instructions for SETTING operation. More details are available in
section 3.
Operation InstructionsDisplays
1.Pressto enter into SETTING pages from MAIN MENU.
2.Pressor to select the setting option and pressto enter.
GROUP LINK (Group the device and link to the network)
DEVICE (Set how the sensor will control the connected light)
LOCK/UNLOCK (Lock/unlock the network)
SAVE/RECALL (Save/recall the control settings)
3.Pressor to select the setting item, pressto enter. Press
or to select the desired parameter.
4.After all items are selected, aim the remote at the target device and press
to upload the setting data.
5.If you want other sensors to have identical setting, just aim at the sensor and
press to duplicate the setting.
NOTE: To setup newly installed OS-NET sensors, complete the GROUP LINK setting for all sensors first. Then execute
the DEVICE control settings via GROUP-SET to save time.
NOTE: It may take several seconds to complete data transmission, please aim and hold the remote right under the
sensor while uploading.
1.MAIN MENU
2.SET TING options
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