Button Settings; Button Functions - Kerbl 345000 Mode D'emploi

9.6 Button settings

You have the option of connecting up to four external
buttons to the light control. Here, several buttons can be
connected in parallel to one button input on the light
control. In the menu of the light control, the Button item can
be understood as all buttons connected in parallel to this
input. To input settings for the connected buttons, go to
the Settings menu and navigate to the "Button" item. You
will see the following display:
In this screen, you can select which button input you wish to
configure. When you press <- to confirm, you will come to
the settings for the button in question:
9.6.1 Circuit map
To assign the signals from the buttons to the correct circuits, set the correct map as described below. As the default
setting, one button is assigned to each light circuit. However, you are free to decide whether you wish to assign two
buttons to a circuit. Even buttons with different functions can be assigned to the same circuit. Select "Map" to input
these settings. While you see the * symbol, you can assign the button and then confirm this setting by pressing ->.

9.6.2 Button functions

You can assign various functions to each button. Possible functions are described below:
ON/OFF
If this function is set for a button, pressing this button briefly
switches the light in the relevant circuit on or off.
LGHT/DRK
This button function can also switch the light circuit on and
off when pressed briefly. Pressing and holding the button
brightens or dims the light. This button function can only be
used in DIM control mode.
VAL
If this function is set for a button, pressing this button briefly
activates a defined brightness for the relevant circuit. You
can define what value this button will use in the same menu.
Note: In AUTO mode, pressing this button causes Automatic mode to be temporarily suspended, and the brightness
changes in line with the button setting. Automatic mode is resumed once more in the following cases:
• If you switch off the light circuit by pressing the button, automatic control will restart after a delay of approx. 8 sec-
onds.
• If a reset time (see section 9.6.3) is set for this button, Automatic mode will be resumed after this reset time
has elapsed
• The light circuit will be in Automatic mode once more after the circuit is switched off in the evening and switched back
on the following morning, at the latest
9.6.3 Button reset time
-> Map:
Function:
Time(min): Off
Back
Map:
Function:
Time(min): Off
-> Val:
Back
40
C I R C T 1
On/off
C I R C T 1
Val
40