Group 0 in GIU

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    abg

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    I am using the first three channels of my GIU. The fourth channel is not used. I keep getting a Group 0 created in my Lighting application and the following appears in the project documentation:

    Group - Group 0 [ top ]
    Address: 0 ($00)
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    General Input Unit - PC_GIM
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    I have reset the GIU and re-entered the first three channels to ensure that there is nothing 'hidden'. Any ideas what would cause this?

    Thanks
     
    abg, Sep 25, 2009
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    Indeed Toolkit creates Group 0 in Lighting application as soon as I add a new PC_GIM unit to the database. Thanks for the report, we will try to fix it in the next release of Toolkit if time permits.

    Regards,
    George
     
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    In the mean time if you click 'Enable Lighting-Type Messaging' on Channel 4 you will notice that Group 0 appears at the bottom.
    Change this to Unused and Group 0 will stop being created by this unit.
     
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