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RE: [Development] Lights functions required


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  • Subject: RE: [Development] Lights functions required
  • From: "Dr John Tankard" <john@xxxxxxx>
  • Date: Fri, 22 Jun 2001 11:13:05 +0100
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> This may already be in the spec....
>
> I don't know if you have enough spare inputs on the pic, but it would
> be very handy for the light controller to have a switch input per
> channel exactly like the DIN LD10/11 modules.
> (The wall switch provides momentary mains to module.)
>
> By default each switch would directly control on/off/dim/bright for
> one channel like LD10.
> Then from a controller you could be more clever and override this and
> use the wall switch to control a group of lights or to do other
> control functions.
>
> This would make for an easier upgrade for people with the DIN modules.
>
Thanks

Its in the plan. It will work with either cat5(Using a serial protocol) to
a
wall switch or simple switches

I am really interested to see how the discussions develop on how we talk
with the management system, I am itching to start some rabbit code. The
dimmer part is now working ! I have put one light on it, but the other 7
channels can be seen working on the scope.

I have still a little PIC work to do but I hope to get something over to
Keith but the end of next week so he can start some hardware magic

John





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