- • Simple thermostat with hysteresis
- • Simple Heating management using Weekly schedule and Presence switch
- • Heating and Cooling modes
- • Power limiting
- • Notification on high temperature
- • Configuring hysteresis control via Equation Smart Rule
- • PID Temperature regulation
- • PID Cascade
- • Regulation of Boiler Cascade
- • Equithermic regulation
- • Heating Control in high Electricity Tariff via HDO input
- • Editing multiple devices
- • Integrate multiple Core control units
- • Safe values
- • How to combine two daily schedules in one day
- • Grouping or linking devices together
- • Access control
- • Using statistic values in Smart Rules
- • Hot water circulation pump control
- • Dimmer limits
- • 2020.1
- • 2020.1*
- • 2019.1
- • 2018.1
- • 2017.1 - Charts updated
- • 2017.1 - Blinds automation - Depth of sun rays
- • 2017.1 - Blinds automation - angle control update
- • 2017.1 - Replace module action
- • 2017.1 - Expose devices
- • 2017.1 – Daily schedule Smart Rule
- • 2017.1 - Permissions
- • 2017.1 - Double click and triple click
- • 2017.1 - Set to Automatic mode - "Push buttons event" Smart Rule
- • 2017.1 - Multi-value switch
- • 2017.1 - Core update from the app
- • Firmware changelog
0/1V - 10V dimming
You can use 4AO module for dimming with external 3rd party LED driver / dimmer module.
0-10V
This is default option, where 0V = 0% = off, 10V = 100% = on
- Open Service settings of analog output device
- Open Device tab.
- Default setting is:
| ← AO Dimmer | Rename |
GENERAL DEVICE PERMISSIONS | |
Min Value | 0V |
Max. Value | 10V |
Off Value Enabled | False |
Off Value | 0V |
0/1V - 10V
Some dimmers require 0V when light is turned off, and in order to start dimming, they use range of 1V - 10V.
- Open Service settings of analog output device
- Open Device tab.
- Change setting according to table below:
| ← AO Dimmer | Rename |
GENERAL DEVICE PERMISSIONS | |
Min. Value | 1V |
Max. Value | 10V |
Off Value Enabled | True |
Off value | 0V |
Combining analog output with relay (optional)
To save energy, you might want to turn off power supply when all the lights that are powered by it are set to 0%.This will conserve more power when lights are off.
Take into consideration that response time when turning on power supply can be visible.
To prolong lifetime of power supply, you should use Smart Rule to turn off power supply after all lights are turned off for certain time:
- Open switch that controls Power supply
- Add Smart Rule: Equation
← Equation | Rename |
SETTINGS INFO LIMITING CONDITION | |
Variables Dimmer 1 | Le = 0.20 |
Equation (Le = 0) and (Le1 = 0) and !St | |
Actions If result is TRUE, perform following actions: Power supply | Off |
If result is FALSE, perform following actions: Power supply | On |
Duration When to stop performing specified actions Minimum duration Maximum duration | True False |