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Enhanced Dynamic Labelling

The eDLT can do much more than just

label the switch. It also has the ability

to show the state of the device being

controlled, even when it has more than

one state, such as a ceiling fan. The eDLT

can show that a switch is controlling a fan

as well as the low, medium or high speed

as a secondary text field. This feedback

can be used for devices like blinds or

curtains to show their state, or the level of

controlled devices, such as the brightness

percentage of a light.

The eDLT includes a range of

complementary icons that can be applied

to each device being controlled. Most of

the icons can also display the state of the

device they are controlling. Sometimes,

a device may not have the ability to be

controlled but can be indicated on the

eDLT, such as a temperature sensor.

The temperature reading can be displayed,

along with the location of the sensor

and other useful information, such as

prefix or suffix text. The ability to display

measurements can also be applied to

information like power usage or rainfall.

Four Pages of Control

The eDLT includes four pages of controlled

devices with up to four devices per page.

The fifth position on each page displays

which page is active, with the option of

displaying time and date or the temperature

of a zone. The dual action button allows

the user to cycle forwards or backwards

through the pages. If only five devices are

controlled, the page navigation option can

be replaced with a fifth key function on the

single page. The time and date can still be

displayed in standby if desired.

LCD Screen

The colour eDLT screen allows the installer

to select from a range of background and

foreground (text and icon) colours to suit

the customers’ requirements. To maintain

the integrity of the user interface (UI),

colour variants are limited. The background

and foreground colours can also be set

and change based on a C-Bus event.

For example: when C-Bus is used to

monitor power usage, the screen can

represent consumption levels in various

colours, such as green (low), yellow

(medium) and red (high). Furthermore,

the screen colour can be used to indicate

whether a security system is armed or

disarmed (when a C-Bus compatible

security system is installed).

Tri-Colour LEDs

The LED indicators can be set to one of

eight colours for the ON and OFF state of a

device being controlled. The selected colour

is set across the device, making the colour

for ON or OFF the same for each button.

The colour selection includes blue, orange,

red, green, white, yellow, cyan or magenta.

The LED colour can also display the state

of a device, or change based on a C-Bus

event (in the same way as the background

colour can). Either the screen or LED

colour can provide this feature, but not

both at the same time.

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