LEGRAND LE00282AC User manual

Touchscreen
scenario controller
User manual
TOUCHSCREEN SCENARIO CONTROLLER

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TOUCHSCREEN SCENARIO CONTROLLER CONGRATULATIONS
Congratulations
You have just acquired a Touchscreen Scenario Controller.
This device lets you:
programme commands
control your In One by Legrand products
using the touchscreen
display customized commands
access information
This guide is intended to help explain the system so that you
can set and use any command you may need.
Touchscreen scenario controller.
(LE00282AC)
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TOUCHSCREEN SCENARIO CONTROLLER CONTENTS
Contents
I / PRESENTATION OF THE TOUCHSCREEN SCENARIO CONTROLLER ............6
II / GLOSSARY AND HELP...................................................7
1DEFINITIONS OF THE MAIN TERMS USED .......................................7
2NAVIGATION KEYS ...........................................................7
3ACTION KEYS ...............................................................8
4CONTROL KEYS .............................................................9
III / CONFIGURING THE CONTROLLER .......................................12
1MANAGING AREAS ..........................................................12
2MANAGING COMMANDS .....................................................14
3MANAGING SHORTCUTS.....................................................19
4SCHEDULED PROGRAMMING.................................................20
5AUTOMATING COMMANDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
6MANAGING SUPERVISORS ...................................................35
7MANAGING SOURCES .......................................................38
8MANAGING PLAYERS........................................................39
9MANAGING PLAYLIST COMMANDS ............................................40
10 MANAGING MEDIASCENES ...................................................43

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IV / CONTROL FUNCTIONS .................................................47
1CONTROLLING COMMANDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47
2DISPLAYING SUPERVISOR STATUS ...........................................48
3DISABLING AN ALERT .......................................................48
V / RAPID OVERVIEW .....................................................49
1EXAMPLE 1: CREATING A ‘LEAVING’ SCENE COMMAND ..........................49
2EXAMPLE 2: PROGRAMMING A HEATING COMMAND
ACCORDING TO TIME CONSTRAINTS ...............................50
3EXAMPLE 3: AUTOMATING AN ‘EVENING’ SCENE COMMAND
ACCORDING TO OUTDOOR LIGHT..................................52
4EXAMPLE 4: CREATING A ‘WAKE UP’ MEDIASCENE ..............................54
VI / SETTING FUNCTIONS ..................................................56
1LANGUAGE ................................................................56
2DATE AND TIME ............................................................57
3STANDBY..................................................................58
4NETWORK CONFIGURATION .................................................58
5UPDATING .................................................................59
6INFORMATION..............................................................60
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7CALIBRATING THE TOUCHSCREEN............................................60
8BRIGHTNESS...............................................................61
9UNITS .....................................................................61
VII / MULTIMEDIA CONTROL ...............................................63
1SELECTING A PLAYLIST .....................................................63
2SELECTING A PLAYER.......................................................65
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TOUCHSCREEN SCENARIO CONTROLLER PRÉSENTATION
I / Presentation
of the touchscreen
scenario controller
The Touchscreen Scenario Controller is a flush-mounted
product that is connected to the L+N and LAN networks.
It is operated via a 3˝5 colour touchscreen and associated
navigation keys.
1Wall fixings
2Navigation keys
3Reset button
4Communication port (mini USB), for Legrand technical
support only
Once the controller has been powered up, the homepage opens
after just a few seconds.
3”5 touchscreen
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LN
100-240 V
LAN
100 base T
The Homepage tab displays your favourite scene
commands thus enabling simple use of the most frequently
used commands.
The House tab displays all existing commands and areas
and lets you activate them.
The Settings tab lets you configure areas, commands,
programmed commands, automations and supervisors as well
as your preferred language, network, date and time, standby
and update settings for the device.
The Multimedia Control tab lets you read photo, music or
video playlists.
monday january 1st
My favourite scenes
00:00
You are advised to start by setting the device’s
date and time.
See Section VI SETTING FUNCTIONS.

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1DEFINITIONS OF THE MAIN
TERMS USED
Automation
Command actuated by a trigger (sensor) and, where
relevant, a condition.
Condition
Specific state that authorises or refuses the actuation
of a command. There are 2 types of condition:
time and In One by Legrand . These are used for
scheduled programmes and automations.
Trigger
In One by Legrand command (power line carrier,
radio, infrared).
Area
Virtual location in which the commands are placed.
An area may represent a room, a set of rooms or a
specific area in the house.
Time flag
A time flag is a time/date command.
Scheduled program
Set of time flags.
Scene
Set of commands executed simultaneously on the
various receivers that have been linked to the
Touchscreen Scenario Controller during the
learning procedure.
TOUCHSCREEN SCENARIO CONTROLLER GLOSSARY AND HELP
II / Glossary
and help
Supervisor
A supervisor provides information on the current status of
an In One by Legrand product (i.e. a sensor, etc.).
Mediascene
A mediascene is a multimedia command combining a
scene command with the reading of a playlist.
Playlist
A playlist is a selection of music, photo or video files
that can be read in sequence or randomly by a
multimedia player.
2NAVIGATION KEYS
Up
Down
Right
Left
Back (for returning to the parent page).

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3.2 - Command configuration keys
3.3 - Configuring a scheduled programme
3ACTION KEYS
3.1 - Recurring action keys
add Add
Enter an ID
For programmes, automations and supervisors.
For entering the product ID.
Rename
Lets you access the virtual keypad.
Change alphabet (latin, cyrillic, greek, turkish)
ABC
Upper case / Lower case
.,éà? Numeric keypad / Special types
Erase
Delete
Confirm
Lets you confirm any action.
Add a shortcut
Lets you create a scene type command favourite on the
homepage tab.
Delete a shortcut
Delete a scene type command favourite on the home-
page tab.
cut Cut
copy Copy
Learn
Launch the product learning procedure
Learn (active)
In One by Legrand product learning procedure
in process.
Open the selected week
Change a time flag
repeat Repeat a time flag or a programme
Add a condition
Time or In One by Legrand condition.
Delete a condition

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4CONTROL KEYS
4.1 - Recurring keys
4.2 - Shutters
4.3 - Scene
3.4 - Configuring an automation
3.5 - Configuring a supervisor
3.6 - Configuring the date and time
Colourway
Lets you access the various labels.
Colour label
Lets you change the colour of a programme.
Add a trigger
Add a condition
Time or In One by Legrand condition.
Change a supervisor into an alert trigger
Delete an alert trigger
Activate automatic time change
Synchronise product clocks:
Enabled/Disabled
View command detail
Update
Supervision mode
Command mode
up
Stop
Down
Run a scene

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4.4 - Lighting and dimming
4.5 - Heating
4.6 - CMV
4.7 - Playlists and mediascenes
On
Off
Dimming -
Dimming +
Activate a gradual lighting command
Pause
Stop
Previous
Next
Volume +
Volume -
Mute
Play mode
Up (change the mode).
Down (change the mode).
Adjust preset temperatures
(comfort / reduced)
Speed 1 (low speed)
Speed 2 (high speed)