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Getting Started DKIT-05 

Landscape-Outdoor Lighting Kit

 

Simply Automated, Incorporated 

6108 Avenida Encinas, Suite B, Carlsbad, CA  92011 USA 

Technical Support:  

www.simply-automated.com

 or 

800-630-9234

 

  452-0001-0005WEB Rev. B   Revised: September 22, 2011

 

 

 

Section 4:  Setting and Testing Events 

 

There are 99 available Events that can be set for any and all days of the week.  Each event has an ON time and 
an OFF time.  Each event can control one module or dimmer at a time or a group (SCENE) of modules and 
dimmers at the same time. Each event has a mode (i.e. Event Mode) that determines which type of Schedule 
Mode runs the event.  The three Event Modes are: (R) event enabled in the schedule modes Run and Vacation, 
(r) event disabled in all modes, and (V) event enabled in vacation and alternate vacation schedule modes only.   
For more information refer to the User Guide enclosed in the Scheduler-Timer product box or find it on line at: 

http://www.simply-automated.com/documents/452-0031-0101_RevB-WEB_UCS-01_User_Guide_090824.pdf

 

Important Note: Each relay module (or dimmer) in the Pre-Configured SimplySmart™ Series has a unique 
ID number.  You can find the ID number on the back of each plug-in module (or on the front of each 
dimmer).  The relay modules in the Relay Starter Kit (DKIT-05) have ID #018 and #019.  This is important 
information to note as it relates to operation with the Scheduler-Timer.  In addition, there are pre-
configured lighting SCENE numbers used with the relay modules and other modules and dimmers in the 
Pre-Configured SimplySmart™ Series.  Scene Link ID #019 controls both relay modules and dimmers.  

 
 

Section 4.a. Setting Event 01) for Relay Module #018 

   

In this example the first relay module #18 (as labeled on the back of the unit) will be set to turn ON at dusk and 
OFF at 11PM, when the scheduler is in the regular runtime (RUN) schedule mode.  If you would like to set 
ON/OFF times other than Dusk/11PM feel free to do so. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Set Event 01)

. With the scheduler plugged into power, the Idle screen should be 

displayed:  

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

        

Press the MENU button.  The cursor will highlight the first menu item “1) Set 

Events”, press the Enter 

  button. 

1)Set Events
2)Set Time

 

     

   

 

 

 

 

        

The scheduler will show the first event “01)”.  When the cursor is in this event 

number field, pressing the Up or Down buttons will scroll up to the previous event 
or down to the next event. 

01)---SMTWTFS R
12:00A 12:00A LA

 

        

With the cursor highlighting the event number “01)”, press the Right button to 

move the cursor over to the Device ID number field.  Press the Up button to scroll 
up to the relay modules’ device number “018”.  If you pass 018, press the Down 
button to go back, so “018” is in the device ID field.

 

 

 

        

Press the Right button to move the cursor over to the days of the week field.  

Pressing the Up or Down button on any of the days of the week will change the 
capital letter to a lower case letter.  Capital letter indicates an ON day; lower case indicates an OFF day for 
this first “01)” event.  Leave all the initials of the days of the week (Sunday through Saturday) capitalized if 
you want the event to run every day; or change any day to a lower case if you do not want this event to run on 
that day. 

01)018 SMTWTFS R
12:00A 12:00A LA

 

        

Press the Right button to move the cursor over to the Event Mode field. Pressing 

the Up or Down button will scroll through the three event modes: “R” (Run) event 
is active in the normal RUN schedule mode, “r” (off) event is disabled for all 
schedule modes, and “V” (vacation) event is active in the “VAC” (vacation) and 
“ALT” (alternate vacation) schedule modes. 

01)018 SMTWTFS R
12:00A 12:00A LA

 

        

Using the Up or Down buttons set the event mode to “R” run, so the event will be active in the normal runtime 

schedule mode. 

 
 

Summary of Contents for DKIT-05

Page 1: ...Lighting Relay Starter Kit Model DKIT 05 Simply Automated Pre Configured SimplySmartTM Series Utilizes SimplySmartTM technology to make installation a breeze No computer programming required Simple n...

Page 2: ...t Includes 2 Appliance relay Modules and 1 Scheduler Timer Controller Getting Started Section 1 Very Important Pre Installation Notes Your home should be no more than 2500 square feet and have only on...

Page 3: ...trolled by the scheduler or other pre configured scene controllers Go to the location of the second relay module labeled 19 and repeat the steps above to ensure the relay module and the connection to...

Page 4: ...Right or Left button to the Day of the Week field and use the Up or Down buttons to set the day of the week Find an accurate clock e g cell phone time referenced on a TV station or go to www time gov...

Page 5: ...ter button and the scheduler will calculate sunrise dawn and sunset dusk for your location Press the Enter button again to save these settings and return to the main Menu You are done setting the Loca...

Page 6: ...be set to turn ON at dusk and OFF at 11PM when the scheduler is in the regular runtime RUN schedule mode If you would like to set ON OFF times other than Dusk 11PM feel free to do so Set Event 01 Wit...

Page 7: ...he cursor on 01 press the Enter button to activate turn on the event Press the Enter button again to deactivate turn off the event You should see the relay module 18 and the connected load transformer...

Page 8: ...ge any day to a 02 SMTWTFS R 12 00A 12 00A LA 02 019 SMTWTFS R 12 00A 12 00A LA Press the Right button to move the cursor to the event mode field Using the Up or Down buttons set the event mo normal r...

Page 9: ...b Section 4 e Setting Event 03 for a Group SCENE of Modules The relay modules 018 and 019 as labeled on the back of the units are pre configured to operate with the optional 4 and 8 button scene contr...

Page 10: ...when pressing the Enter bu ection 6 S Section 4 g Other Functions of the Scheduler Timer To learn more about the Scheduler Timer and functions such as deleting an event or setting randomness please r...

Page 11: ...0 square feet and have only one breaker panel A phase coupler is required in some home installations especially homes 2500 square feet or homes with more than 1 breaker panel If you have tested the sc...

Page 12: ...p to 250 devices using your PC and UPStart software Devices include single rocker dimmers deluxe dimmers with different faceplates up to 8 buttons lamp or appliance modules tabletop pedestal with 4 or...

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