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July 2019

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Issuing a Manual Scene Command

The TC1 time clock’s onboard keypad and display can be used to manually issue a scene to the iLumin Plus system.

Warning:

 Use extreme caution when sending commands to the system from the TC1 keypad. It is possible to issue a 

command to all areas in the facility by commanding area 0. If area 0 is erroneously entered for a scene 0 (off) command, all 
lighting in the iLumin Plus system will turn off.

Before performing the steps outlined in this section, it is helpful to know:

•  The area numbers that have been programmed for each room being controlled in the facility

•  The scene numbers that have been used in each area

To issue a manual scene command, follow the steps below. 

Screen

Instructions

Keypad

1.  

From the main display, press ‘2’.

2.  

In the scenes screen, press ‘1’.

3.  

In the scene select screen, leave the ‘Seg’ field at the default 000 setting 
(it is typically not necessary to designate a segment unless dealing with an 
extremely large system). Press the ‘ent’ key to advance to the area field. 
Use the number keys to enter the area number that should receive the command 
(areas 0 through 255 supported). Press ‘ent’ to advance the screen.

Enter segment 000 & area 
number  

4.  

Use the number keys to enter the desired scene number (scenes 0 (off) through 
128 supported). Press ‘ent’ to advance to the ‘Fa’ fade entry field. 
Use the number keys to enter the fade value number corresponding to the 
desired fade time per the chart below:

Fade 

Value

Fade 

Time

Fade 

Value

Fade 

Time

Fade 

Value

Fade 

Time

0

0

140

10 sec

204

15 min

25

0.5 sec

160

30 sec

219

30 min

50

1 sec

190

1 min

234

45 min

70

3 sec

194

5 min

249

60 min

90

5 sec

199

10 min

 
Press ‘ent’ to advance the screen.

Enter scene & fade value  

5.  

The scene command will be sent. Press the ‘esc’ key to return to the main time 
clock display.

Summary of Contents for iLumin Plus TC1

Page 1: ...ht SavingsTime Review 6 Firmware Version Review 7 Programming Modifying or Reviewing Events 7 Programming Modifying or Reviewing an Event that Occurs at a Specific Time 8 Programming Modifying or Revi...

Page 2: ...light savings time dates Program up to 255 time clock events to issue scenes to pre defined areas to issue specific zones to a desired light level or to start stop or pause pre defined sequences Progr...

Page 3: ...Guide www eaton com lightingsystems TC1 Navigation Overview The TC1 onboard keypad is used to input the necessary information Main functions are accessed from the main time clock display using the nu...

Page 4: ...ese items are set up during the initial site programming and should not need adjustment Warning If the iLumin Plus software has been used to set astronomical and daylight savings time some parameters...

Page 5: ...time and date screen press 3 3 Enter the number corresponding to the current day of week 0 Sun 1 Mon 2 Tues 3 Weds 4 Thurs 5 Fri 6 Sat Once the day is selected press the ent key to save 0 6 for day A...

Page 6: ...e Review Some daylight savings time DST settings are only available from the iLumin Plus software If the software has been used previously to program the TC1 the TC1 online display may not be able to...

Page 7: ...een programmed in the system and how they relate the rooms in the facility The scene numbers that have been used in each area and what effect the scenes have on the light levels If sequences have been...

Page 8: ...ance the screen Date 7 If the event will run only on the date specified press 1 to select YES for running on the exact date and skip to step 10 If the event is an ongoing event press 0 for NO Press th...

Page 9: ...lock event the event number will have the letter A before it or 4 To have the event occur using the astronomical clock press the B key 5 If the event is being newly setup as an astronomical clock even...

Page 10: ...ress the ent key to advance the screen or 13 Program the desired action For information on action programming see Pro gramming the Event Action Command on page 10 Programming the Event Action Command...

Page 11: ...n event execute ensure that the action type is set to the desired command Programming a Set Zone Channel to Level Event Setting the event action to Set Zone channel to Level will cause a specific ligh...

Page 12: ...nowledge of the sequence numbers that are used and a clear understanding of the sequence s actions and purpose An event sequence command may start the sequence stop the sequence or pause the sequence...

Page 13: ...een press 2 3 In the edit scene screen press the ent key to advance the screen 4 Use the number keys to enter the area number areas 0 through 255 supported Press ent to advance to the channel entry fi...

Page 14: ...each room being controlled in the facility The scene numbers that have been used in each area To issue a manual scene command follow the steps below Screen Instructions Keypad 1 From the main display...

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