Technical information

219Eaton RF-System

For battery-powered devices:

Destination device

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specifies the destination device and the next device for the relevant

connection.

Exceptions:

Room Manager, Home Manager and the communications interface cannot function as routers, so

there is no routing display for these devices.

The 230 V binary input and analog input are mains-powered sensors and can therefore function as

routers.

Routing?:

For a mains-powered device, the “Routing?” option on a drop-down menu specifies whether the

device should be used as a router when calculating connections or not.

This may, for example, be helpful when using mobile devices such as adapters or devices which

are not always connected to the mains!

Change name:

Option to change the device name.

Load password:

Loads the defined system password in the device.

New with 2.00:

Copy selected devices:

Copies the device as a virtual device to the clipboard, in order to later add it to the project using the

function "Insert copied devices".

Device note:

Opens the dialogue for the device note.

Connection wizard

Starts the Connection wizard function.

Assign topology:

Assigns the device to a project topology area.

Other items such as Settings (opens the configuration window) and sending a direct command

(ON, OFF, brightness) are specific for each device.

Workspace Pop-up menu

The pop-up menu workspace appears when right-clicking on the workspace.

It allows for inserting of new functions such as Background Image, Group Frames, or Project

Notes, or for changing Settings.