Sweep fan control in Homegate

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  1. Damaxx

    Damaxx

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    Can someone please give me some guidance on how to program a c-bus button on Homegate to control L5501RFCP sweep fan the same as a DLT button? i.e. 3 levels and off with DTL labels.

    The <Fan Speed Cycle> does not show up as an option on Homegate and I have no idea where to go from here. There does not appear to be anything in the help files on Homegate for sweep fans like there is in Toolkit.

    I am running the latest versions of both Toolkit and Homegate.

    Appreciate any assistance.
     
    Damaxx, Dec 18, 2010
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    There are no pre-canned configuration options for the Ceiling Sweep Fan Controller in HomeGate.

    There are a couple different ways to control the Fan Controller, depending upon how you want to control it and what you want to display.

    If you just want 4 buttons for speed, then you configure your 4 buttons/indicators as Presets to set the appropriate level on the C-Bus Group associated with the Fan. If you change the C-Bus Indicator Active Range (Status Tab for a button) you can specify the status to only be active when that particular preset is set.

    If you want 1-button control of the Fan Controller you first need to configure the Fan Controller as a Master unit, rather than a Stand-Alone Unit. This gives you access to the Trigger Group / Action Selector parameters as well as the DLT labels in Toolkit. You then configure your HomeGate button as a Preset, so that it sends the Action Selector out onto C-Bus whenever it is pressed, causing the Fan Controller to advance 1 speed at a time.
     
    Newman, Dec 18, 2010
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    Thanks Newman. I had configured it as a Master Unit So I was able to use the 1 button option. Didn't think to use the preset option.

    Works perfect.

    Cheers.
     
    Damaxx, Dec 20, 2010
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