Instruction manual

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Sphere System Instruction Manual
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Using Sphere Modes
The system has two modes;
• Dimming mode
• Scene mode
Dimming Mode
Dimming Mode allows manual
adjustment of the light levels
according to the desired mood.
Once in Dimming Mode select the
channel to adjust and press the up
and down arrows to raise and lower
the lighting levels.
Pressing the centre button will turn all
lights off or on at maximum and switch
relay loads off or on.
Operating Dimming Mode
STEP 1
Dimming Mode
Ensure the rightmost ‘Mode’ switch is
set to the up position (towards ‘D’).
STEP 2
Choosing a
Channel
Press the chosen
channel button.
All the lights set
on that channel
will rise in
brightness and
relay loads will
turn on.
STEP 3
Dimming the
Channel
Use the up and
down arrows to
set the desired
lighting level,
this will now
remain as set
until turned off
Relay loads react
as described
below.
STEP 4
Dimming a
different Channel
Choose an
alternate channel
button. Use the
up and down
arrows as before.
STEP 5
Turning off Lights
Press the centre
button to turn
off all channels.
Alternatively,
pressing the
button of an active
channel will turn
that channel off.
Important Safety Note for Relay Receivers
III. The Receiver LED is GREEN when the line output is not connected to the line input (the load is
not energised). The LED changes to RED when the output is connected to the line input (the load
is energised).
GSWWDR30 Wall Dimmer Receiver
IV. As with other Sphere Receivers the GSWWDR30 can be set to a channel. It also has up, down and
centre on / off buttons that only control the load directly connected to it. Dimming commands from a
Controller will override settings made with these buttons.
Notes:
Switching non-dimmable lighting and other loads within dimming mode
I. The Relay Receiver allows switching on and off of non-dimmable lighting and small electrical devices
such as extractor fans.
II. To switch non-dimmable loads within dimming mode, select the channel to which the Relay Receiver
is assigned, and then press the up / down buttons to turn it on or off. Any setting above zero (with the
up button) will switch the load to ‘on’.