Corridor Hold

This routing entry allows commands to be sent to a group / scene Collection of lighting levels for each channel assigned to the same group as the scene. block (by default, but can be configured otherwise, by cancelling the trigger scene recall), and then redirected to another group / scene block.

This routing entry is useful, for example, when a command is sent to a group in an office (e.g. presence is detected by the PIR Sensor in the office), and you want the lights to be on in the corridor as well. A command is sent to the PIR PIR: Passive Infra-Red detector. A type of presence detector, contained within the 311 Ceiling PIR Detector and the 312 Multisensor Module. in the corridor, and it behaves as if it has detected presence in the corridor.

Configure Corridor Hold

To configure a hold redirect, ensure that the routing entry is selected in the Routing Entries view, and then do the following in the Properties View:

Cancel Trigger Scene Recall

If you want the scene recall command not to be sent to the initial group / scene block:

1. In the Routing Entry section, click in the Cancel Trigger Scene Recall field.

2. Click , and then select True.

Allow Further Routing

If you want to permit further routing entries from occurring:

1. In the Routing Entry section, click in the Allow Further Routing field.

2. Click , and then select True.

Enable LED Tellback

If you want the LED A light-emitting diode (LED) is a semiconductor device that emits incoherent monochromatic light when electrically biased in the forward direction. This effect is a form of electroluminescence. The color depends on the semiconducting material used, and can be near-ultraviolet, visible or infrared. on the button A button is a digital pushbutton subdevice that can be operated by the user, either directly or via the Infrared Remote Control Handset. of the panel ( control device A device which, upon input, sends a control message to the router, which then processes the information and forwards the message to the relevant control gear (see). For example, when a user presses a button on a button panel control device, a scene is called. ) to indicate the scene called upon the redirect:

1. In the Routing Entry section, click in the Enable LED Tellback field.

2. Click , and then select True from the drop-down menu.

Condition

Apply a condition to the redirect:

1. In the Routing Entry section, click in the Condition field.

2. Click , and then select a condition from the drop-down menu. See Conditions for more information.

Routing Entry Trigger

Enter the group and scene block from which you want to redirect the trigger.

1. In the Routing Entry Trigger section, click in the Group field, and then enter the group

2. Click in the Scene Block field, and then enter the scene block.

Routing Entry Action

Enter the group and scene block to which you want the trigger to be redirected, and the action performed.

1. In the Routing Entry Action section, click in the Group field, and then enter the group.

2. Click in the Scene Block field, and then enter the scene block.

3. Click to apply the changes.

Related Topics

• Routing Entries

• Redirects

• Links

• Properties

• Conditions