lighting control & design GR 2400 Programming Manual
GR 2400
BASIC PROGRAMMING GUIDE
Programming Guide Index
Introduction................................... 2
Navigation Basics.............................. 3
Programming a Digital Switch .................4
Adding or Deleting Loads...................... 5
Basic Photocell Settings...................... 6-7
Editing Time Schedules ........................ 8
Schedule Types & Trigger Events ...............9
Control Types & Group Types..................10
Programming Groups.........................11
This programming guide covers the basics—programming switches, schedules and photosensors. Other manuals
exist for more advanced programming issues. Call us if you have questions or need assistance during the
programming of your system. Technical Support: 800-345-4448
Important Note:
INTRODUCTION
Introduction: Almost all of the devices in the GR
2400 Lighting Control System are digital, meaning
they are part of a peer-to-peer network and can
be programmed. It is important to understand
from the outset that you eect almost any change
through programming alone.
This programming guide covers the basics—
programming switches, schedules and photocells.
Other manuals exist for more advanced
programming issues.
Additionally, help is only a call away. If equipped
with a modem, we can dial into your system and
program it for you, at no cost. Call us any time at:
(800) 345-4448.
Scroll
through
choices in
one eld
The DTC (Digital Time Clock): Most
programming is done from the DTC Clock (shown
below)/Programmer located in the master
Lighting Control Panel (LCP).
Virtual Clock or Unity Lighting Control software
allows remote connection via the internet or
modem to the DTC.
Cursor
Use to
position the
cursor
Exit out
of a menu
Deletes programming or
information about an item
(use with caution)
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Select an
item or
enter a
sub-menu
Increases/decreases
contrast of display screen
NAVIGATION BASICS
Menu: “Select a Switch”
SWITCHES PAGE 1-2
Tabbing: Use the TAB
buttons to move around the
display:
TAB
UP
or
TAB
DOWN
to position the cursor.
ENTER
#33: Reception
#52: Master Sw 1
#53: Master Sw 2
#59: Master Sw 3
#61: Hallway 100
#61: Hallway 200
#61: Hallway 220
To select the item or to drop into a new
sub-menu.
Scrolling: Use the SCROLL
buttons to choose one item
from a “eld”*:
SCROLL
UP
or
SCROLL
DOWN
to select items within a eld.
TAB
UP
or
TAB
DOWN
Sub-Menu: “Select a Button”
to exit the eld.
* A “eld” is a display in which one of many items
can be selected. In other words a value can be
changed by selecting a new one.
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MAINTAIN
TOGGLE
MIXED MODE
OFF MODE
ON MODE
GROUP 1
PROGRAMMING A DIGITAL SWITCH
To Start:
1. TAB to start.
2. TAB to Program Switch.
3. ENTER to select.
For Multiple Pages:
(more than 7 switches)
1. SCROLL to the correct page.
To Select Switch:
1. TAB to the correct switch.
2. ENTER to select.
USER MENU
MANUAL OVERRIDE
REVIEW SCHEDULE
GROUP LOADS
PROGRAM SWITCH
PROGRAM SWITCH
SETUP MENU
SWITCHES PAGE 1-2
#33: Ofce 101
#52: Ofce 102
#53: Ofce 103
#59: Ofce 104
#61: Ofce 105
#61: Ofce 106
#61: Ofce 107
SWITCHES PAGE 2-2
#63: Reception
#63: Reception
#64: Photocell North
#65: Photocell West
#66: Master Sw 3
#71: Hallway 100
#72: Hallway 200
#73: Hallway 220
PAGE 1-2
This indicates page
1 of 2:
If cursor starts here,
you have multiple
pages with switches
on each page. You
may need to navigate
to the correct page.
NOTE: Names can
be entered in the
naming menu (SETUP
MENU > SYSTEM
> SETUP MENU >
SYSTEM OPTIONS >
NAMING MENU). The
generated names are
usually displayed.
To Select Button:
1. TAB to the correct button.
2. ENTER to select.
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SELECT BTN SW ID#63
SETUP PAGE 1-1
B1: BUTTON 1
B1: BUTTON 1
B2: BUTTON 2
B3: BUTTON 3
B4: BUTTON 4
B5: BUTTON 5
B6: BUTTON 6
This indicates you
have selected switch
ID#63.
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