Home Automation 1503 - Manual (Page 34)

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determines which unit numbers to
skip by looking at the number of
expansion enclosures. If there are
none, then units 20 - 80 are not
used. In scrolling up and down, the
display will jump from unit 19 to
unit 81 when you press the up arrow
key, and from 81 to 19 when you
press the down arrow key. If expan-
sion enclosures are installed, the
display will show the unit numbers
used by the expansion enclosures.
If text descriptions of each
zone have been entered, there is no
discernible gap in unit numbers.
You can still enter any unit number
to access it directly, and then
scroll up and down among the unused
units.
For example, pressing UNIT-NUM-
BER, SHOW, SHOW... will display the
names of units starting with Unit
1. When you get to unit 19, the
display will jump to Unit 81 if
there are no expansion enclosures.
5. PROGRAMMING
Your Model 1503 can be pro-
grammed to do its home control and
security functions on a time sched-
ule or in response to an event
occurring in the system. This sec-
tion describes how to program the
Model 1503.
You may program the following
items:
- Unit Numbers - on, off, on for
time, off for time, dim,
brighten
- Model 1101 Energy Saver Modules
- on, off, on for time, off for
time, low setback temperature,
high setback temperature
- Temperatures - lo and hi tem-
peratures
- All Lights On, All Off
- Security modes OFF, HOME,
ASLEEP, AWAY, Bypass and Restore
- Buttons
These items can be programmed to
happen:
- Once on a certain date (One-time
program)
- Repeatedly (repeating programs)
- In response to an event (button
programs).
Further, you can conditionalize
programs so that they only run
under certain circumstances.
Your security system can be in
any mode while you program, OFF,
HOME, ASLEEP or AWAY. However, you
must enter your MASTER CODE if the
security system is in HOME, ASLEEP,
or AWAY. If an alarm is activated