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6. Select

Preset Level

Note that this is showing the state of the last selected Scene where the Scene Triggers are

Mutually Exclusive.

Refer to the main help file Scene Status Indication topic for more details.

1.4.2.5 Scene Toggling

Problem

How can two Scenes (for example, an "on" and "off" Scene) be controlled from one button ?

Solution

1. Create the two Scenes in any unit (touch screen, key switch etc)

2. Set the two Scenes to trigger from the same Trigger Group; one with Action Selector 0 and the

other with Action Selector 255

3. The button which is to control the Scenes needs to use the On/Off key function and needs to

control the above Trigger Group

If the Scene is to be controlled from a key switch (rather than a touch screen), the key switch will

need to be set to the Secondary Application and have the Trigger Control Application set to be the

Secondary Application.

If the device triggering the Scenes does not support multiple applications, then follow the above

steps using the lighting application.

Indicator Control

The problem with the above solution is that the indicator will not go off if the Scene gets "broken".

This can be worked around by having the indicator controlled by a separate C-Bus group. An

example of controlling an "on" and "off" scene and having the LED show correct status is given

below:

On your key unit, you need to use two different group addresses - one controlled by the key, and a

separate one for the LED. For this example, the key controls trigger group 1 with an On/Off key

function, and the LED is set to show the status of Group 3. Here is how that looks in ToolKit:

In a touch screen, PAC or Wiser, create the two scenes:

1. The "Off scene" is triggered by trigger group 1, action selector 0. It switches off the groups in the

scene and also switches off trigger group 3.

2. The "On scene" is triggered by trigger group 1, action selector 255. It switches on the groups in

the scene and also switches on trigger group 3.

In the touch screen, PAC or Wiser, add this logic code to switch off the LED when the "on" Scene

gets "broken":

once not SceneIsSet("On Scene") then

SetCBusState("Local", "Trigger Control", "Trigger Group 3", OFF);

1.4.3 Graphics and Effects

1.4.3.1 Graphic Formats

Problem

What graphic formats are supported ?