Centralized Control - Via Radio - Aprimatic ADI R230E Instructions

11. CENTRALIZED CONTROL - VIA RADIO

A more effi cient way to control more automations simultaneously, using the peculiar characteristics of the modules,
is programming them in order to receive "Centralized Activation" and "Centralized Deactivation" commands. In
this way, you get prioritized centralized commands as well as the possibility to simultaneously control more loads
individually and by group with one remote control.
Centralized commands have priority on local commands: for the entire duration of a centralised command,
local commands will remain disabled.
When a "Centralised Deactivation" command is given, loads will be turned off immediately regardless of their
state and the selected functioning logic.
When a "Centralised Activation" command is given, the connected loads will be turned on immediately. The type
of functioning will depend on the selected functioning logic -i.e. in the "ON/OFF" mode, loads will remain activated
for an indefi nite time, in the timer mode, loads will remain powered up for the pre-set time duration, and in the "dead
man" mode, activation will remain on as long as the signal is transmitted.
Example 1: individual or multiple control of two loads with one 4-key remote control.
Assign the following positions to the radio commands.
Module 1
Assignments
Channel 1 Command
Channel 2 Command
Centralized Activation
Centralized Deactivation Key 4
With these assignments, the transmitter will send the following commands:
Channel 1 Channel 2
Command Command
Centralized Centralized
Activation Deactivation
The easiest way to control more automatic systems via
radio is to store the same remote control in all modules
you wish to operate together. In this case whether
you add a remote control to the system, dedicated to
the simultaneous control or you lose the possibility
to control the automations individually. Additionally,
the commands transmitted by the dedicated remote
control will not have priority.
Key 1
Key 2
Key 3
Example 2: individual or multiple control of 12 loads (C1, C2, ..., C12) with six modules (M1,M2,..,M6) with one
14-key remote control (T1,T2,T3,..,T14).
Assign the following positions to the radio commands.
Radio command M1
Channel 1 Command T1
Channel 2 Command T2
Centralized Activation T13
Centralized Deactivation T14
With these assignments, the transmitter will send the following commands:
Keys-Commands confi guration
Command C1
Command C5
Command C9 Command C10 Command C11 Command C12
M2 M3 M4 M5 M6
T3 T5 T7 T9 T11
T4 T6 T8 T10 T12
T13 T13 T13 T13 T13
T14 T14 T14 T14 T14
Command C2 Command C3 Command C4
Command C6 Command C7 Command C8
Centralized Centralized
Activation Deactivation