Learnable Lighting. Crestron D3 PRO

Crestron D3 Pro ™ Software

Learnable Lighting

As described earlier, two button models, Toggle and Single Press, provide a

"learnable lighting" option that allows the end user to dynamically change and resave the lighting levels programmed to the Tap 1 (or Tap) event. To enable this feature select the Learnable Lighting check box in the Button Properties area of

Programming View.

Before building a system that includes learnable lighting buttons, you must specify where the run-time data will be stored. In System Properties (on the Edit menu), select either Compact Flash or NVRAM in the RunTime Data Storage section of the

General tab. If you select Compact Flash, be sure that you have a formatted Compact

Flash card installed in the control processor.

To program a "Learnable Lighting" button (Programming View)

Define a Level command for each light that will be a part the Tap 1 (or Tap) event.

You can add other logic here as well, such as to control fans or motors, but these steps will not be affected when the light levels are saved. Also, the button cannot have conditional statements in its logic (conditional statements are discussed on page

69). Adding conditional statements will clear the Learnable Lighting setting (after a warning).

Finally, the special "All Room Lights" device can be included in learnable lighting mode. However, since it is possible that the circuits in the room may be at different levels when saving, only the level of the first circuit in the room (alphabetically) will determine the level of "All Room Lights" to store. For Toggle buttons, only the light levels assigned to the Tap 1 event can be dynamically changed by the end user. The light levels assigned to the Tap 2 event cannot be changed.

Reference Guide – DOC. 5998a Crestron D3 Pro™ • 65