echoflex Elaho Configuration Manual

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Elaho Astronomical TimeClock i Overview 1 Features 1 Warnings and Notice Conventions 2 Help from Technical Services 3 Specification 4 Ambient Environment 4 Compliance 4 Electrical Requirements 4 Mounting Requirements 6 Elaho Control System 7 E-ATC installed in an Elaho Room Controller 7 E-ATC with External 24 VDC Auxiliary Power 7 E-ATC with Elaho Station Power Module with Aux Power 8 Installation and Setup 9 Connect Wiring 9 Install the E-ATC into the Back Box 11 Install the Faceplate 12 User Interface Overview 13 Keypad 13 Display 13 Status Display 13 Menu 13 Hold 14

16 Schedule an Event 17 Open/Close Settings 18 Timeclock Settings 19 Change Current Time 19 Change Time Style 19 Change Current Date 20 Configure Hold Time 20 Set Flick Warn 20 Set Warn Time 21 Set Time Zone 21 Set Latitude and Longitude 21 Set Daylight Saving Time 22 Set Manual DST Dates 22 Presets 23 Activate a Preset 23 Record a Preset 24 Deactivate 24 Holiday Shut-Off 25 Configuration of Holiday Spaces 25 Change default Shut-Off Time duration 26 Menu Flow Chart 27 ii Elaho Astronomical TimeClock

and Configuration Manual. This guide contains the procedures for successful programming of the E-ATC when used as part of an Elaho control system. The E-ATC provides Elaho power control systems with low-cost, easy- to-use, and easy-to-program time-based control. The six-button user interface and large back lit display allow for simple setup and operation for time based events, manual control hold, override, event recurrence mode, and built-in FlickWarn. Features • Supports 16 Elaho control spaces • Astronomical timeclock with +/- sunset or sunrise settings and programmable latitude/longitude • 24-hour real time clock with user configurable Daylight Saving Time (DST) • 50 field-programmable events • Manual Hold, keeps the system in the current event up to two hours or until canceled • Simple manual control of presets with overrides • Resumes program automatically after a power loss event • Backlit graphical LCD display • Meets California Title 24 and ASHRAE-90.1 requirements

Warnings and Notice Conventions These symbols are used throughout Echoflex documentation to alert you to danger or important information. Note: Notes are helpful hints and information that are supplemental to the main text. CAUTION: A Caution statement indicates situations where there may be undefined or unwanted consequences of an action, potential for data loss or an equipment problem. WARNING: A Warning statement indicates situations where damage may occur, people may be harmed, or there are serious or dangerous consequences of an action. WARNING: RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK! This warning statement indicates situations where there is a risk of electric shock. all-guide s.com

If you are having difficulties, your most convenient resources are the references given in this document. To search more widely, try the Echoflex website at echoflexsolutions.com. If none of these resources are sufficient, contact Echoflex Technical Services directly at one of the offices identified below. When calling for help, take these steps first: • Prepare a detailed description of the problem • Go near the equipment for troubleshooting • Find your notification number if you have called in previously Echoflex 38924 Queensway Unit #1 Squamish, British Columbia Canada, V8B 0K8 888-324-6359 (toll-free) +1-778 733-0111 [email protected]

Specification Note: Installation must follow all national and local codes for electrical equipment. Ambient Environment For indoor, commercial controls use only. Operating temperature 0-40°C, 5-95% non-condensing humidity. Compliance • UL and cUL LISTED • CE marked • Meets California Title 24 • Meets ASHRAE-90.1 Electrical Requirements The E-ATC ships with a termination kit for the required terminations. This kit contains a 24 VDC auxiliary power pigtail, EchoConnect ® bus pigtail, ESD ground wire pigtail, spacers, and all required wire termination connectors for installation. The E-ATC requires external power provided to the unit by an auxiliary 24 VDC (Class 2) power supply and EchoConnect which supports data and control to the EchoConnect station communication bus. Note: NEC Class 2 product to be wired in accordance to NEC Article 725 and local jurisdiction requirements. Note: All control wiring should be installed and terminated by a qualified installer and should follow standard wiring installation practices. Leave approximately 8" (20 cm) of wiring in the back box for connection and to allow slack for future service needs. 24 VDC Requires two 16 AWG (1.5mm 2) wires (typically a black and red wire pair), which terminate to a provided 24 VDC auxiliary power pigtail. WAGO ® cage clamp connectors are provided.

the two position receptacle on the rear side of the E-ATC. EchoConnect The E-ATC requires EchoConnect. EchoConnect is a bidirectional protocol that uses one pair of wires (data + and data -) for both data and power. Echoflex recommends using Belden 8471 (or approved equal) Class 2 wire. The total combined length of an EchoConnect wire run (using Belden 8471, or equal) may not exceed 1,640 feet (500 m). EchoConnect and ESD ground wire pigtails are provided, as well as the required wire termination connectors, to make the terminations from the building wire to the pigtails. Note: Category 5 (Cat5) wiring is supported for the EchoConnect station communication bus with some limitations. Reference the Cat5 Cable Preparation Setup Guide for more details. Echoflex documentation is available for download from our website at echoflexsolutions.com. The EchoConnect bus pigtail is connectorized for installation to the two position receptacle on the rear side of the E-ATC. The ESD ground wire pigtail has a spade terminal for installation to the receptacle on the E-ATC, near the EchoConnect bus connection.

Mounting Requirements The E-ATC is capable of flush or surface mounting for installation in any location with conditions meeting the ambient environment requirements listed Ambient Environment on page 4. Alternatively, the E-ATC can be integrated into an Elaho Room Controller. Flush Flush mount the E-ATC to an industry standard two gang back box, not provided. The back box should be installed plumb and square for best results. Ensure that the back box is clean and free of obstructions and that all wiring is installed correctly. Surface A surface mounted back box is available, sold separately, from Echoflex. Elaho Room Controller Echoflex offers the Elaho Room Controller with integrated Elaho Astronomical TimeClock. Reference the Elaho Room Controller Installation and Configuration Manual information for wire terminations in this installation scenario. Refer back to this manual for timeclock configuration information.

Elaho control system utilizes the EchoConnect bus for communication, allowing Elaho enabled products to interact. An Elaho control system is limited to 16 Elaho control products and 16 Elaho output products. If more Elaho products are required in a system, an Elaho Expansion Bridge may be added to the system. The Elaho Astronomical TimeClock (E-ATC) is considered to be a control station when calculating the system limitations. E-ATC installed in an Elaho Room Controller EchoConnect (Belden 8471 + (1) 14 AWG ESD ground wire) Room Controller with integrated TimeClock and 24 VDC Back Up Enter Recall Preset Hold Down E-ATC with External 24 VDC Auxiliary Power 24 VDC Power Supply (not included) Back Up Enter Recall Preset Hold Down EchoConnect (Belden 8471 + (1) 14 AWG ESD ground wire) TimeClock 24 VDC Power + - all-guide s.com

E-ATC with Elaho Station Power Module with Aux Power TimeClock Station Power Supply with Aux Power a variety of form factors and mounting options are available (not included) Back Up Enter Recall Preset Hold Down EchoConnect (Belden 8471 + (1) 14 AWG ESD ground wire)

The Elaho Astronomical Timeclock (E-ATC) is designed to install into a flush mounted, industry standard, two gang back box (provided by others). Installation should follow local codes and standard practices. Install the back box flush and square for best installation results. Alternatively, a surface mounted back box may be used (sold separately and available from Echoflex.) Connect Wiring The E-ATC ships with an EchoConnect pigtail, a 24 VDC power pigtail, spacers and all required screws and connectors for the installation. 24 VDC power pigtail connects here EchoConnect bus pigtail connects here ESD ground pigtail connects here Note: When using Category 5 (or equivalent) cable on the EchoConnect communication bus, please note the following: • Cat5 wiring must be terminated using EchoConnect Cat5 Termination Kit and must be installed using a bus topology. Refer to the installation guide that is provided with the Cat5 Termination Kit (8186A1207) for information to terminate Cat5 wiring. • Not all topologies are supported using Cat5; careful planning is required to ensure the proper termination kits are available and the wire is pulled appropriately. 1. Pull all required wiring (data+, data-) into the back box. As needed, pull an additional ESD ground wire (required only when the station is not installed in grounded metal conduit).

2. Connect station ESD ground wire pigtail. a. Strip 7/16” (11 mm) of insulation from the ends of the station ground wire pigtail, provided in the termination kit, and the incoming ground wire. b. Use one WAGO 221 Series LEVER-NUTS® provided in the termination kit to connect the station ESD ground pigtail and the incoming ground. For stations using grounded metal conduit, connect the ground pigtail to the metal back box ground location. c. Install the ESD ground wire pigtail FASTON connector to the mating receptacle on the station electronics. 3. Terminate EchoConnect wires. EchoConnect is topology free: you may install the wires in any combination of bus, star, loop, or home-run. a. Strip 7/16” (11 mm) from the ends of each power pigtail wire provided in the termination kit and the installed control wires. b. Use the WAGO connectors provided to connect the power pigtail wires and the installed Belden 8471 control wires. One WAGO should be used for the white wire pair (data +) and one for the black wire pair (data -). Open the terminal levers on the WAGO connector and insert the installed Belden 8471 wire and the lead from the power pigtail into the terminals then close the levers. c. Install the two pin connector from the power pigtail to the mating receptacle on the station electronics. 4. Terminate and connect 24 VDC auxiliary power wires. 24 VDC is required to power the Astronomical TimeClock. a. Strip 7/16” (11 mm) from the ends of each wire. b. Use the WAGO connectors provided to connect the auxiliary power pigtail and the installed auxiliary power wires .One WAGO should be used for the red pair (positive +) and one for the black wire pair (negative -). Open the terminal levers on the WAGO connector and insert the installed auxiliary power wire and the lead from the pigtail into the terminals, then close the levers. 5. Install the two position connector from the 24 VDC aux power pigtail to the mating receptacle on the station electronics.

Receptacle spacers are provided to help align the station and cover flush against the wall in flush mount applications. The spacers are not required when installing the station into a surface mount back box. 1. Insert the station electronics and wiring into the back box. 2. Use spacers as needed to provide a flush mounted station. a. Fold the spacer in a zig-zag fashion and press the stack together to achieve the thickness needed to fill the gap between the station, wall surface, and the back box. b. Cut off and discard the excess. c. Place the stack between the station electronics and the flush mounted back box. 3. Secure each station electronics in place using the two screws provided. If using spacers, insert the screws through the spacers as well. 4. Secure the station in place using the four screws provided. 5. Using a level, align the E-ATC perfectly square to the walls. If the station is not installed level and flush, the faceplate will not fit properly to the unit or against the wall. Refer to step 2 for information regarding use of the provided spacers to mitigate flush mount issues.

Install the Faceplate The faceplate is secured to the station with built-in magnets. 1. Align the top of the faceplate to the station and angle the bottom approximately 20 degrees. 2. Hook the top of the faceplate to the tabs located on the electronics assembly. To ensure the faceplate is hooked properly on the top hook, wiggle it slightly side to side. 3. Swing the bottom of the faceplate down until the magnets engage. 4. If the faceplate does not fully attach automatically, wiggle the bottom of the plate until the magnets are seated properly to the station nd the plate is secure. all-guide s.com

Keypad The user interface has an easy to use menu-navigation keypad that includes [Up], [Down], [Back], and [Enter] buttons. The [Recall Preset] and [Hold] buttons are provided for everyday time clock operation. Pressing [Up], [Down], or [Enter] will activate the main menu. Pressing the [Recall Preset] or [Hold] buttons wakes the LCD and invokes the respective timeclock function. Display The display is backlit for easy viewing. Press any button to wake the display and backlight. The backlight sleeps after two minutes of inactivity. To change the display contrast press and hold the [Back] button while tapping the up or down button. Status Display The default menu reverts to the status display after two minutes of inactivity. The status display may also be viewed by pressing the [Back] button while navigating the main menu. Mon, Sep 26, 2016 9:51AM Event 12 Active v2.0.0 Lighting Timeclock current date / time software version system status message Menu The menu is displayed during manual activity. After two minutes of inactivity the menu will revert to the status display. Main Menu Schedule Events Open/Close Settings Timeclock Settings Presets Holiday Shut-Off August 13, 2016 09:51am

Hold A Hold triggers an override to one or more scheduled events, allowing manual lighting control to persist. When a hold is active, regularly scheduled events are ignored and “-Schedule on Hold -” is displayed for the affected space. When an active hold is cleared, the originally scheduled event is restored. Without an active hold condition any manual lighting control will be replaced by the next scheduled event that occurs. Pushing the [HOLD] button cycles through the available hold types including Timed Hold, Indefinite Hold, and No Hold. A Holiday Shutoff is an additional type of hold that is configured from the main menu and also shuts off lights for a period of time. For more information, Holiday Shut-Off on page 25 All Events are on Hold for x hrs xx mins Push Hold twice to cancel and reinstate schedule. Timed Hold Mon Sep 26, 2016 9:51AM v2.0.0 Lighting Timeclock All Events in all all spaces are on Hold Push Hold to cancel and reinstate schedule. Indefinite Hold press HOLD Mon, Sep 26, 2016 9:51AM v2.0.0 Lighting Timeclock press HOLD press HOLD No Holds are active Timed Hold is active Indefinite Hold is active No Holds are active Pressing the [HOLD] button once during a Timed Hold will start an Indefinite Hold, pressing twice will cancel the hold and reinstate the normal schedule. If only some spaces have an active Timed Hold but not all, the first press of [HOLD] will start a new Timed Hold in all spaces. Timed Hold Timed Holds can be initiated two ways: Pressing the [HOLD] button triggers a Timed Hold in all spaces. By default, all scheduled events default to allow Auto Timed Hold. A scheduled event with Auto Timed Hold enabled can be interrupted by a manually triggering a preset or sequence. Set Auto Timed Hold within the Schedule Events Menu to dictate if an event responds to a manually activated preset or sequence by starting a Timed Hold automatically. For more information Auto Timed Hold on page 16.

Both the space number and the time remaining are shown. If additional spaces have a Timed Hold enabled, the display will cycle through all spaces at two second intervals. Mon, Sep 26, 2016 9:51AM Lighting Timeclock -Schedule on Hold- -in Space 1- Time remaining 1:31 Mon, Sep 26, 2016 9:51AM Lighting Timeclock -Schedule on Hold- -in Space 3- Time remaining 0:15 Mon, Sep 26, 2016 9:51AM Lighting Timeclock Push Hold three times to reinstate schedule A Timed Hold will automatically clear after the configured Hold Time, which defaults to two hours (120 min). Indefinite Hold Manual Indefinite Hold is enabled by pressing the [Hold] button; press once if a Timed Hold is already active, or twice if no hold is currently active. An Indefinite Hold can only be cleared by pressing the [Hold] button once. Until cleared, all scheduled events will be overridden and will not occur. When the Indefinite Hold is cleared, the current scheduled event will be reinstated. Mon, Sep 26, 2016 9:51AM Echo Timeclock - schedule on Hold - Indefinite Hold Mon, Sep 26, 2016 9:51AM Echo Timeclock Push Hold to reinstate schedule. Indefinite Hold Recall Preset The [RECALL PRESET] button provides easy, manual preset activation. When pressed, the Presets Menu displays. Presets Space: 1 Preset 15 active Preset # 12 Activate Record - S c h e d u l e o n H o l d - Use the [UP] and [DOWN] buttons to scroll to and select the desired preset number. See for information on programming presets. Press the [Back] button to exit the Presets menu.

Main Menu The Main Menu provides access to set up and configure events, timeclock settings, Preset and Sequence controls, and Holiday Shut- Off settings. Main Menu Schedule Events Open/Close Settings Timeclock Settings Presets Holiday Shut-Off August 13, 2016 09:51am Schedule Events Main Menu Schedule Events Open/Close Settings Timeclock Settings Presets Holiday Shut-Off May 13, 2016 09:51am Enter Schedule Events Event Number: 50 Action: None The E-ATC supports up to 50 programmed events. Event control actions may include Preset, Sequence, Off, or None. Events may be set to occur and re-occur every day, on weekdays, on weekends, or on individual days of the week. Events can also be set to occur at a particular time of day by specifying hours and minutes, and am. or pm., or with an offset time based on an astronomical event, such as before sunrise, after sunrise, before sunset, or after sunset. It’s also possible to program master Open and Close settings that remain available to all scheduled events. See Open/Close Settings on page 18. Manual control replaces an active or scheduled event in a last takes precedence (LTP) manner. If there is not an active hold condition when the next scheduled event should occur, the scheduled event will execute and the manual control will be overridden. Auto Timed Hold All scheduled events support a configurable Auto Timed Hold property with options of No, Yes, and While Closed. By default, all events are set to use While Closed for the Auto Timed Hold setting.

Auto Timed Hold is set to Yes, that active event is placed on hold until the interrupting action has completed and the hold timer lapses (hold timer is default is 120 minutes), or in the case of the While Closed setting, the Open event occurs. When the hold timer expires, the currently scheduled event executes. When a manual lighting control event occurs during an event, and Auto Timed Hold set to No, the events schedule is not placed on hold. Instead the next scheduled event will override the manual control at its pre-configured event time. Schedule an Event 1. From the Main Menu, select Schedule Events. The Schedule Events menu appears with event number selected. 2. Press [Enter] to modify the event number. 3. Use the [Up] and [Down] buttons to increment / decrement the list of available event numbers. Press [Enter] to accept the current displayed selection. Schedule Events Event Number: 50 Action: Preset Space 1 Preset 1 Recurrence: Everyday When: Time of Day Time: --:-- am Auto Timed Hold: While Closed 4. Scroll to select Action and press [Enter]. Each press of [Enter] cycles through the available list of action options including Preset, Sequence, Off, and None. a. Scroll to select either Preset or Sequence and press [Enter]. The focus changes to Action. • When Preset or Sequence is the selected action, additional menu options display for specification. b. Press [Down] to advance to Space. c. Press [Enter] to choose the Space number. d. Use the [Up] and [Down] buttons to scroll to the desired Space number from the available Spaces in the system. A maximum of 16 spaces can be programmed per system. e. Press [Enter] to commit the selection. 5. Scroll through the Schedule Events menu and select either Preset or Sequence, depending on what was chosen in Step 4a. 6. Press [Enter] to modify the number. 7. Scroll to select the Preset or Sequence number and press [Enter] to commit the current displayed selection. 8. Press [Enter] to return to Preset or Sequence. all-guide s.com

9. Scroll to select Recurrence from the menu list and press [Enter]. The recurrence list displays for selection. a. Scroll the recurrence list and select the desired option. b. Press [Enter] to accept the selection. 10. Scroll to select When from the menu list and press [Enter]. A list displays for selection of either a time of day or astronomical time settings. a. Scroll the listing and select the desired option. b. Press [Enter] to accept the selection. 11. Scroll to select Time from the menu list and press [Enter]. Time displays differently depending on the type of When menu selection made in step Schedule an Event. • If Time of Day was selected, the time selection will display as hh:mm (am or pm). • If an astronomical setting was selected, the time selection will display as 00h: 00m (##:## am). You must enter the specific desired hour and minute offset from the selected astronomical setting. For example, if Before Sunset is selected, you must choose how long before sunset you would like your event to execute in hours and minutes. The time displayed in parenthesis is the automatically calculated time of execution based on your selected offset. • If Open/Close times are selected for an event, Time will not be available. The Open/Close times take precedence. 12. Scroll to select Auto Timed Hold from the menu list and press [Enter] to change the setting from default While Closed to either No or Yes. • See Auto Timed Hold on page 16 for operation details. Open/Close Settings The Open/Close settings allow you to program the E-ATC to have a master Open and Close time that will be available to all scheduled events. 1. From the Main Menu, navigate to Open/Close Settings and press [Enter]. 2. Press [Enter] once to navigate to the Time field. Each subsequent press of [Enter] commits the current selection and progresses to the next available selection field. Pressing [Back] discards any changes and highlights the previous selection. • The default for Open is 8:00 am. • The default for Close is 9:00 pm.

Hold Time: 120 min Flick Warn: Yes Warn Time: 2 min Time Zone: GMT -6 Latitude: 43 8 N Longitude: 89 20 W DST: US Manual DST Dates Restore Defaults The Timeclock Settings menu provides access to display preferences such as current Time and Time Style (12 hour or 24 hour clock), current Date, Hold Time, Flick Warn, Warn Time, Time Zone, and Daylight Saving Time (DST) location details. In addition, this menu provides the ability to restore the Timeclock to factory defaults. Change Current Time 1. Select Timeclock Settings from the Main Menu. The Timeclock Settings menu displays with current Time selected. 2. Press [Enter] to modify the current hour. a. Use the [Up] or [Down] buttons to increment/decrement the current hour. The Time Style determines a.m. and p.m. settings. b. Press [Enter] to accept the selection. 3. Scroll to the current minute and press [Enter] to modify the selection. a. Use the [Up] or [Down] buttons to increment/decrement the current minute. b. Press [Enter] to accept the selection. Change Time Style Change the Timeclock display style from a 12 hour clock to a 24 hour clock. 1. Select Time Style from the Timeclock Settings menu. 2. Press [Enter] to modify the current selection. a. Use the [Up] or [Down] buttons to scroll the menu and select either 12 Hour or 24 Hour, then press [Enter].

Change Current Date 1. Select Date from the Timeclock Settings menu. 2. Press [Enter] to modify the current selection. The Month field will display selected. 3. Use the [Up] or [Down] buttons to scroll to the current month and press [Enter]. The Day field will display selected. 4. Use the [Up] or [Down] buttons to scroll to the current day and press [Enter] to select a new date. The Year field will display selected. 5. Use the [Up] or [Down] buttons to scroll to the current year and press [Enter] to select a new year. Configure Hold Time Hold Time is the length of time that all Timed Hold conditions will remain, until the schedule resumes normal operation. Hold Time is set to 120 minutes by factory default to comply with energy conservation standards. You may change the Hold Time to any value from 10-360 minutes, in 10 minute increments. 1. Select Hold Time from the Timeclock Settings menu. 2. Press [Enter] to modify the current selection. 3. Use the [Up] or [Down] buttons to scroll to the desired Hold Time and press [Enter]. Set Flick Warn Flick Warn is a feature that provides visual warning to occupants in a space when the next pending scheduled event is intended to turn all of the lights off. The E-ATC will flash the lights on and off for a set length of time before the pending event occurs, allowing a user to either issue a Hold command, or use manual lighting control to issue an Auto Timed Hold. The amount of time before Flick Warn activates is determined by the Warn Time setting within the Timeclock Settings menu. This setting applies to all scheduled events. 1. Select Flick Warn from the Timeclock Settings menu. 2. Press [Enter] to modify the current selection. 3. Use the [Up] or [Down] buttons to scroll and select either Yes or No, then press [Enter] to confirm the current displayed selection.

Warn Time is the amount of time before the TimeClock issues a scheduled Off action, preceding a Flick Warn. Factory default Warn Time is two minutes, but can be set to any value from 1-60 minutes. 1. Select Warn Time from the Timeclock Settings menu. 2. Press [Enter] to modify the current selection. 3. Use the [Up] or [Down] buttons to scroll to the desired Warn Time and press [Enter]. Set Time Zone For accurate real-time and astronomical events, the E-ATC must be set to reflect your current time zone. Select the time zone based on hours offset from GMT (Greenwich Mean Time). Visit http://wwp.greenwichmeantime.com/ for a complete listing of GMT time zones. 1. Select Time Zone from the Timeclock Settings menu. 2. Press [Enter] to modify the current selection. 3. Use the [Up] or [Down] buttons to scroll and select the current GMT time zone offset and press [Enter]. Set Latitude and Longitude Set your accurate location for proper calculation of sunrise and sunset times. 1. Select Latitude from the Timeclock Settings menu. 2. Press [Enter] to modify the current selection. 3. Use the [Up] or [Down] buttons to scroll and select the accurate angle and press [Enter]. 4. Use the [Up] or [Down] buttons to scroll and select the accurate minutes location and press [Enter]. 5. Use the [Up] or [Down] buttons to scroll and select either N (North) or S (South), then press [Enter]. 6. Select Longitude from the Timeclock Settings menu and repeat steps 2 through 5 above.

Set Daylight Saving Time Set the current Daylight Saving Time (DST) location. Selecting an option from this menu list utilizes default Daylight Saving Time dates for the selected location. 1. Select DST from the Timeclock Settings menu. 2. Press [Enter] to modify the current selection. 3. Use the [Up] or [Down] buttons to scroll to the correct Daylight Saving Time location (choices include None, US, EU, and Manual), then press [Enter]. Set Manual DST Dates Set custom or manual Daylight Saving Time dates as needed. 1. Select Manual DST Dates from the Timeclock Settings menu. 2. Press [Enter] again. The manual DST Dates menu list displays with the current DST start and end dates displayed. 3. Press [Enter] to set new start and end dates. 4. Using typical E-ATC navigation and menu set techniques ([Up] or [Down] buttons to scroll and [Enter] to set), select and set the start of daylight saving time Month, Day of Week, and Occurrence settings. 5. Scroll to DST End Date and set the end of daylight saving time Month, Day of Week, and Occurrence settings. all-guide s.com

deactivate host presets. The number of presets available is dependant on the product type. • Elaho Relay Panel and ETC's Sensor IQ - up to 64 presets • ETC's Unison DRd rack with E-ACP - up to 64 presets • ETC's Sensor3 with CEM3 - up to 64 presets • Elaho Zone Controllers - up to 8 presets • Elaho Room Controller - up to 16 presets • Elaho DMX Scene Controller - up to 32 presets Presets Space: 1 Preset 15 active Preset # 12 Activate Record - S c h e d u l e o n H o l d - The Presets menu displays the status of the active preset in the selected space. When no preset is active, “No Active Preset” appears and the last preset that was controlled from the E-ATC menu displays for control activation or recording. Recording a preset from this menu records the preset data across all connected hosts for that specific preset number. Activate a Preset 1. Select Presets from the Main Menu. 2. Press [Enter] to modify the currently selected Space number. 3. Use the [Up] or [Down] button to scroll the list of available Spaces, numbered 1-16, then press [Enter] to commit the selection. 4. Press [Down] to advance to Preset #, then press [Enter] to modify the current selected Preset number. 5. Use the [Up] or [Down] button to scroll the list of available preset numbers from 1-64, then press [Enter] to select the new selection. (Maximum number of preset is dependent on the host product type.) 6. Press the [Down] button once to advance to Activate, then press [Enter]. The selected preset will activate across all connected Echo hosts.

Record a Preset Before recording a new preset or recording over an existing preset, set the desired lighting look using Elaho Inspire or Preset stations, the product user interface, or an external DMX control source. Note: Recording a preset will affect the function of the button stations and other products in the system. 1. Select Presets from the Main Menu. 2. Press [Down] to advance to Preset #, then press [Enter] to modify the current selected preset number. 3. Use the [Up] or [Down] button to scroll the list of available preset numbers from 1-64, then press [Enter] to select the new selection. (Maximum number of preset is dependant on the product type.) 4. Press the [Down] button twice to advance to Record, then press [Enter] to initiate the record action. This will record the new preset values to the selected preset across all connected Elaho hosts. Deactivate 1. Select Presets from the Main Menu. The Presets menu displays the status of the active preset in the selected space. 2. Press [Down] to advance the selection to Deactivate, then press [Enter]. The preset will deactivate and the status will display “No Active Preset”.

(per individual space) for a specified period of time (1-7 days). The default override is set to 1 day. The Holiday Shut-Off feature is compliant with California Title 24. Holiday Shut-Off Star t Holiday Shutof f Config Holiday Spaces Holiday Shut- Of f begins in 5:00 Lights will shut of f and Scheduled Events will be on Hold for x x days. [Enter to Star t now] [Back to Cancel] Holiday Shut- Of f This feature shuts of f lighting and ignores scheduled events in the configured Spaces. Star t Shut- Of f Shut- Of f for: 1 days Enter Enter When “Start Shut-Off” is selected, a five minute countdown begins. At any time during this countdown, you may cancel the Holiday Shut- Off by pressing the [Back] button. After five minutes have lapsed, the Shut-Off executes an Off command in the specified spaces and the status display shows the time remaining before the Holiday Shut-Off expires. To reinstate the normal event schedule, press the [HOLD] button. If manual control is initiated while a Holiday Shut-Off is applied, a Timed Hold will start, temporarily permitting the manual lighting control. When the Hold Time expires, lights will shut-off in the specified spaces, replacing any manual control, and Holiday Shut-Off will be reinstated using the time remaining. Configuration of Holiday Spaces All spaces default to Shut-Off but can be individually configured to be excluded from the Holiday Shut-Off feature, set to unaffected, meaning their normal scheduled events will persist on schedule. Spaces that are configured to Shut-Off will suspend all scheduled events and their connected lights will be forced off for the selected number of days. See Holiday Shut-Off above for more information. Spaces set to Unaffected will continue to allow normally scheduled events. 1. Select Holiday Shut-Off from the Main Menu and press [Enter]. 2. Press [Down] to scroll to Config Holiday Spaces and press [Enter]. The spaces that are configured to the connected system display with their currently set Shut-Off status. 3. Use the [Up] or [Down] buttons so scroll through the list and select the space to be modified, then press [Enter] to select the space.

4. Press [Down] to cycle through the option of Unaffected or Shut- Off. 5. Press [Enter] to commit the current selection. 6. Repeat steps 3 through 5 for all spaces you want to configure. Change default Shut-Off Time duration 1. Select Start Holiday Shut-Off from the Holiday Shut-Off menu and press [Enter]. 2. Use [Up] and [Down] to scroll to Shut-Off for:, then press [Enter]. 3. Press the [Up] or [Down] buttons to increment or decrement the value, then press [Enter] to accept the selection.

Monday, Sep 26, 2016 9:51AM v2.0.0 Lighting Timeclock Monday, Sep 26, 2016 9:51AM -Schedule on Hold - -in Space 1- Time remaining 1:31 Lighting Timeclock All Events in all all spaces are on Hold Push Hold to cancel and reinstate schedule. Indefinite Hold All Events are on Hold for x hrs xx mins Push Hold twice to cancel and reinstate schedule. Timed Hold Monday, Sep 26, 2016 9:51AM -Schedule on Hold - Time remaining 1:31 Lighting Timeclock Status Screen Hold Screen Variants Monday, Sep 26, 2016 9:51AM - Holiday Shut-Off - - Schedule on Hold - Time remaining 1:31 Lighting Timeclock all-guide s.com

Main Menu Schedule Events Open/Close Settings Timeclock Settings Presets Holiday Shut-off Sep 26, 2016 09:51am Timeclock Settings See following page for Timeclock Settings Menu Flow Schedule Events Event Number: 50 Action: None Presets Schedule Events Event Number: 50 Action: Preset Space 1 Preset 1 Recurrence: Everyday When: Time of Day Time: --:-- am Auto Timed Hold: Yes Recurrence Everyday Weekdays Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday When Time of Day Before Sunrise After Sunrise Before Sunset After Sunset At Open Time At Closed Time Holiday Shut-Off See following page for Holiday Shut-Off Menu Flow Space: 1 Preset 15 Active Preset: 12 Activate Record - Schedule on Hold - Open/Close Settings Weekdays Open Time: 8:00 am Close Time: 9:00 pm Saturday Open Time: 8:00 am Close Time: 9:00 pm Sunday Open Time: 8:00 am Close Time: 9:00 pm

Month: March Day of week: Sunday Occurrence: Second Month: November Day of week: Sunday Occurrence: First DST End Date Time: 10:10 am Time Style: 12 Hour Date: 6/9/2008 Hold Time: 120min Flick Warn: Yes Warn Time: 2 min Time Zone: GMT -6 Latitude: 43 8 N Longitude: 89 20 W DST: US Manual DST Dates Restore Defaults Timeclock Settings Manual DST Dates DST Start Date Select Day of Week Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Select Month January February March April May June July August September October November December Restore Defaults This will clear all settings and memory. Are you Sure? No Yes Attention: Lights will shut off in: mm:ss due to a pending event. Press HOLD now to postpone [Back to dismiss] Main Menu Schedule Events Open/Close Settings Timeclock Settings Presets Holiday Shut-off Sep 26, 2016 09:51am

Holiday Shut-Off This feature shuts off lighting and ignores scheduled events in the configured Spaces. Star t Shut- Off Shut- Off for: 1 days Holiday Shut- Off begins in 5:00 Lights will shut off and Scheduled Events will be on Hold for xx days. [Enter to Star t now] [Back to Cancel] Holiday Shut-Off Star t Holiday Shutoff Config Holiday Spaces Config Holiday Spaces Space 1: Shut-Off Space 2: Shut-Off Space 3: Shut-Off Space 4: Shut-Off Space 5: Unaffected Space 6: Shut-Off Space 7: Shut-Off

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