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2C. Advanced Programming

3.0 Scene Control

The implementation of scenes has many beneﬁts. At the press of one button, a C-Bus

user has the

control of many individual loads. These loads may be turned on, off or dimmed to a level.

There may be a requirement to have certain lights set to various levels for different functions. For

example, say a dining room area has multiple low voltage lights. A scene could be used to set the

light above the dining table to 100% and all others to 50%. This could be accomplished with a single

button press. After dining, another scene could be used to conﬁgure the lounge room lighting in

readiness for the guests.

3.1 Units with Scene Capability

Many C-Bus units have the ability to store and execute scenes. These include:

• C-Bus Neo Wall Switches with Dynamic Labelling Technology (DLT)

• Ulti Saturn Series Wall Switches

• Reection Series Wall Switches

• The Scene Master Scene Controller

• The C-Touch Colour Touch Screen

• The C-Touch Black & White Touch Screen

• The Multi Sensor.

This section focuses on the Neo

unit. However, the principles are similar for all scene capable units.

The aim is for an individual button to control multiple loads (lights etc) to suit a particular requirement.

Most products have manuals which contain useful information relating to scene programming for a

speciﬁc unit type.

The majority of C-Bus units which are capable of scene control are C-Bus input units. C-Bus output

units must be used in conjunction with scene capable units for a scene to be useful. Loads (such as

lights) are controlled by C-Bus devices such as dimmers and relays, which must provide sufﬁcient

current carrying capability for the load.

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