Groups

All groups are displayed simultaneously in one table. 250 groups are possible.

Each group can additionally be assigned to one of 10 areas.

Area assignments are helpful when certain groups are to be disabled, as long as they are not enabled via buttons or schedules.

Table

The most important parameters of the groups are displayed in the table. Only activated functions are displayed in a white cell, all inactive cells are hidden. This makes it possible to see at a glance whether a schedule or a button is linked to the group, for example. The explanation of the individual columns can be found in the table below.

(1) Group name

(2) An icon of the selected group template is displayed here. If no icon is displayed, the group has individual settings. See chapter "Templates".

(3) Display in red if the service mode is active. This overrides all other group commands. In this mode a group can be switched on or off and dimmed via a slider. For test purposes or for overriding in case of error (e.g. sensor no longer triggers).

(4) Display of the current group presence in green. At least one sensor in the group detects a person.

(5) Feedback when the group is in the 1st delay time.

(6) Feedback when the group is in the 2nd delay time.

(7) Feedback when the group is in manual mode or is switched on by a button.

(8) Feedback when the group is switched on by a schedule.

(9) Feedback if the group is overridden by a scene.

(10) Feedback when the group is controlled by the "nGroup_ExternValue[x]" or slave mode.

(11) Display in green if the control value/setpoint is influenced by the HCL curve. In the HCL settings, different dimming settings can be selected for different times of day to influence the luminous intensity. This function can be enabled here. Not recommended in the case of groups without HCL.

(12) Feedback when the set area is active.

(13) Display of the current percentage light value that is transferred to the lamps. The value is highlighted in yellow when illumination is switched on. If the group is switched off by the set control parameters (bright enough), the value 0% is displayed and still highlighted in yellow.

(14) The control value switches the light to this value as long as the group is directly requested.

(15) The base value is enabled via the 2nd delay time or via the slave mode.

(16) The setpoint specifies a value that the "Curr. brightness" should reach and maintain. The lamp value regulates itself to maintain the brightness.

(17) The current brightness is formed from the mean value of all the sensors in the group. Similar to the setpoint, this value is unitless and cannot be compared directly with illuminance in lux.