04-06-2014, 12:06 PM
Sending Commands to Cbus
There are 2 ways to send commands to Cbus; the Direct and Indirect method
Direct Commands to Cbus
In Response Wizard, select UCM > Cbus2


The CBus Action window appears

Select the application, eg 56 for Lighting
Select the Group Address
A dropdown list of C-Bus Lighting commands are shown

Select the command
If the command is to go through Remote Network Bridges enter the bridge numbers in the list separated by commas as shown


Press OK to confirm the C-Bus Action
You can add more Cbus actions to be sent to C-Bus in the same Response. Sequential C-Bus commands are concatenated together automatically.
Indirect Commands to C-Bus
Indirect commands can be sent to C-Bus by means of the Comfort Registers that are mapped to C-Bus Group addresses. This is a useful new feature in UCM/CBUS2
For example, if Lighting Group Address 5 is mapped to Counter 1, changing Counter 1 to 0 will switch off Lighting Group 5, changing Counter 1 to 255 will switch on Lighting group, and putting a value of 1 to 254 into the counter will dim the Group to the same level
If a lighting Group is mapped to a Flag which has states on and off, then setting the flag will turn on the Lighting Group and clearing the flag will switch off the Lighting Group
If a lighting group is linked to Output (but not Output Pulse or Output Toggle), then turning on the Output wiil turn on the Lighting Group and turning off the Output will switch off the Lighting Group
There are 2 ways to send commands to Cbus; the Direct and Indirect method
Direct Commands to Cbus
In Response Wizard, select UCM > Cbus2


The CBus Action window appears

Select the application, eg 56 for Lighting
Select the Group Address
A dropdown list of C-Bus Lighting commands are shown

Select the command
If the command is to go through Remote Network Bridges enter the bridge numbers in the list separated by commas as shown


Press OK to confirm the C-Bus Action
You can add more Cbus actions to be sent to C-Bus in the same Response. Sequential C-Bus commands are concatenated together automatically.
Indirect Commands to C-Bus
Indirect commands can be sent to C-Bus by means of the Comfort Registers that are mapped to C-Bus Group addresses. This is a useful new feature in UCM/CBUS2
For example, if Lighting Group Address 5 is mapped to Counter 1, changing Counter 1 to 0 will switch off Lighting Group 5, changing Counter 1 to 255 will switch on Lighting group, and putting a value of 1 to 254 into the counter will dim the Group to the same level
If a lighting Group is mapped to a Flag which has states on and off, then setting the flag will turn on the Lighting Group and clearing the flag will switch off the Lighting Group
If a lighting group is linked to Output (but not Output Pulse or Output Toggle), then turning on the Output wiil turn on the Lighting Group and turning off the Output will switch off the Lighting Group

