Zero88 Chillinet Instruction Manual

Introduction
The Chilli Control Panels contain 2, 5,
7 or 10 illuminated push buttons
(see Figures 2 and 3 for details).
These buttons are used to output a
memory or sequence which has been
previously programmed into the Chilli
Pro or Spice dimmers on the network,
or to turn the outputs off.
The control panel can be fitted to any
UK standard single gang back box.
The keyswitch versions of the control
panels can be fitted to any UK
standard double gang back box.
Connection to the Chilli network is
made via the connector at the rear of
the plate.
The network cable used to connect the
control panels to the dimmers must be
Cat 5 (100 MHz) FTP cable.
Installation
Remove the front cover by unclipping it
from the frame. Offer the panel up to
the wallbox and connect the network
cable to the 5 pin header on the PCB
ensuring the correct orientation:
+12V Orange pair
CAN-H Blue/White
CAN-L Blue
0V Green pair
SH Brown pair
A termination resistor is supplied fitted
to the connector. Remove the resistor
unlessthe control panel is at the
beginning or end of the Chilli network.
Screw the panel to the wallbox using
the screws supplied. Refit the front
cover by clipping it back onto the frame
(see Figure 1).
Zero 88 Lighting Ltd.
Zero 88 Lighting Ltd. reserves the right
to make changes to the equipment
described in these instructions without
prior notice. E & OE.
© Zero 88 Lighting Ltd. 2004.
Issue 4 - September 2004
Stock No. 73 - 862 - 00
Zero 88 Lighting Ltd.
Usk House
Llantarnam Park
Cwmbran
Gwent NP44 3HD
United Kingdom
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Figure 1: Installation of the Control Panel
INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLING AND
OPERATING CHILLI CONTROL PANELS

Startup
When a Chilli Control Panel is powered
up the LEDs in all the buttons will flash
once and then go off.
The panel then goes into its default
state with all the button LEDs off,
except for the 10 button panel in which
the “1-6” LED only is lit.
Assigning an Area
All Chilli Control Panels are initially
assigned to Area 1.
To assign a control panel to a specific
area number (1 - 10) carry out the
following operation:
Press and hold down the Memory 1
and OFF buttons for a few seconds
until all the LEDs in the buttons flash.
Send a play memory/area message on
the network, from another control
panel, master controller or dimmer.
The control panel is assigned to the
area number in the message.
Press the Memory 1 or OFF button to
exit setup mode.
Outputting Memories
To playback (output) one of the
memories previously programmed in
the Chilli Pro or Spice dimmers on the
Chilli network.
Two Button Panel
Memory 1: Press the ‘1’ button.
Five Button Panel
Memories 1 - 4: Press the
corresponding memory button.
Seven Button Panel
Memories 1 - 4: Press the
corresponding memory button.
Ten Button Panel
Memories 1 - 6: Press the 1-6 button
(if not already selected), then press the
corresponding memory button.
Memories 7 - 12: Press the 7-12 button
(if not already selected), then press the
corresponding memory button.
The light in the memory button is lit
and the outputs fade to the memory
levels in the memory’s fade time.
Raise and Lower Buttons
The 7 button Chilli Control Panel has
Raise and Lower buttons which are
used to adjust memory output levels.
The Raise and Lower buttons only
affect the relevant dimmer channels on
the network if memory 1, 2, 3, or 4 for
the corresponding area is currently
being output.
If memories 5 - 12 or a sequence are
being output for the corresponding
area, the Raise and Lower buttons will
have no effect.
The Raise button increases the output
levels of all channels in the memory for
the corresponding area by 5%.
The Lower button decreases the output
levels of all channels in the memory for
the corresponding area by 5%.
Removing a Memory
To remove a memory from the outputs,
press the OFF or ALL OFF button on
the control panel. The LED in the
button is lit.
The memory being output in the
corresponding area will be faded out
over three seconds.
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Figure 2: Two and Five Button Chilli Control Panels

Sequences
The 10 button Chilli Control Panel can
be used to playback (output) any of the
three sequences programmed in the
Chilli Pro dimmers on the network for
the corresponding area.
Sequences can be stopped from any
Chilli Control Panel on the network that
is assigned to the same areain which
the sequence is running.
Starting a Sequence
Press the SEQUENCE button once,
twice or three times to start sequence
1, 2 or 3 respectively. The light in the
SEQUENCE button flashes to indicate
which sequence is running.
When a sequence is running, each
press of the SEQUENCE button will
stop the current sequence and start the
next sequence running automatically.
Stopping a Sequence
To stop a sequence that is running in
an area, output a memory in that area,
or press the OFF or ALL OFF button
on a control panel assigned to that
area. The light in the SEQUENCE
button stops flashing.
Manual Locking
The 10 button Chilli Control Panel can
be locked and unlocked manually.
Press and hold the “1-6” and “7-12”
buttons together for approximately 5
seconds, until all 10 lights in the
buttons flash once to indicate that the
lock state has changed.
Network Locking
All control panels can be remotely
locked and unlocked from a Master
Controller via the network.
Last Man Out Control Panel
Last Man Out panels are the same as
the other Chilli control panels except
that they are fitted with a keyswitch.
When the keyswitch is operated, the
control panel sends out an ‘OFF’
message for all areas after a delay of
30 seconds.
Alarm State
Chilli Pro dimmers on the network have
an Alarm Input.
When this alarm input is activated, or
changes from active to inactive, the
dimmer sends out Alarm On and Alarm
Off messages respectively.
Chilli Control Panels on the network
respond to these messages as follows:
Alarm On
The Control Panel enters the Alarm
State.
All the button LEDs flash continually
and the buttons are disabled.
The control panel continues to receive
network messages only.
Alarm Off
All the button LEDs stop flashing and
the panel returns to its previous state.
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Figure 3: Seven and Ten Button Chilli Control Panels