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Appendix B: Radia Lighting Programming
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RE-DM4 and RE-DM6 RADIA Eclipse Dimmer Modules
Ramp to Level
This function ramps the specified dimmer(s) to the specified level over the optionally specifiable time.
Undefine Dimmer (NEW)
This function "undefines" the specified dimmer so that it will not be included in the next saved preset.
This allows a preset to affect a subset of the dimmers rather than all of them.
Phase Query (NEW)
This function queries the current state of the phase detection system. Phase zero-crossing detection
occurs at all times. In the presence of a phase/zero-cross error, the AXLink LED will blink very fast
(more than 10Hz) and all string responses with strings that give responses will be "PHASE ERROR!!".
The response will be an incoming COMMAND to the master.
Ramp To Level
Command: P<dimmer>L<level>[T<time>]
Response: None
Examples: SEND_COMMAND Radia,'P2L88' Ramp dimmer 2 to 88% at the default
level rate.
SEND_COMMAND Radia,'P1-4&6L100' Ramp 1-4, and 6 to 100% at the default
level rate.
SEND_COMMAND Radia,'P6L50T5' Ramp dimmer 6 to 50% over 5 seconds.
SEND_COMMAND Radia,'PAL0' Ramp all dimmers to 0% at the default
ramp rate.
Undefine Dimmer
Command: UN<dimmer>
Response: None
Examples: SEND_COMMAND Radia,'UN1' Set dimmer 1 to undefined level.
SEND_COMMAND Radia,'UN2-4' Set dimmers 2-4 to undefined level.
SEND_COMMAND Radia,'UNA' Set all dimmers to undefined level.
Phase Query
Command: ?Y
Response: Y-<pass/fail> 1<state1> 2A<state2A> 2B<state2B> 3<state3>
The <pass/fail> item will either be 'OK' or 'FAIL' to indicate an overall condition. The <state> items are
phase specific to indicate which phase is failing. The <state> will either be 'Y' for okay or 'N' failure.
Examples: SEND_COMMAND Radia,'?Y' check phase status
Response: 'Y-OK 1Y 2AN 2BN 3N' Good response
SEND_COMMAND Radia,'?Y' check phase status
Response: 'Y-FAIL 1Y 2AN 2BN 3Y' Fail on 2A and 2B