RESI-ELC-V2 MANUAL

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Software Installation
Unzip the software into a new directory eg. RESI-ELC-V2. After unzipping the content, start the program RESI-VISXP.exe. Wait for a few seconds,
then you should see the following screen (Designed for 1024x768 pixel screens or larger):

Directory content

HINT: Microsoft .NET framework 2.0 for c# must be installed on the PC.
Startscreen

This button leads to the control

center for the user

Here you can change the eight

time programs

For system configuration you

have to logon first. Use the
password 9876.
Startscreen after log on

Here you can change basic Here you can edit the 8 scenes
system settings Here you can define the function
of the system
of the 22 outputs
System configuration

If the PC has no connection to

Click on this button, then you
can select the serial interface of
the PC between 1 and 255.
the ELC controller, this field is
RED
Use this button the
resync the ELC clock
with the PC clock.

Here the system displays the ELC

internally clock. The clock can hold the If the PC has established a
date and time for approx. 14 days, after connection to the ELC controller,
this period the time is lost in the this field is GREEN
controller, if the controller has no power
supply. Then you have to resync the
date&time of the controller with the PC
Output configuration

Each output can individually

configured here.

This field shows the actual

status of the connection to the
ELC system. GREEN is ok, RED is
error in communcation. Check
PC connection then.
Output configuration
Press this button the change the
name of the output. This is for
visualisation only. Enter the
name of the light circuit.

Press this button the change

the function of the output.
See the table on the right.

Here you can change the off

delay time in Minutes. This
value is only used, if the output
is configured as Delayed Off

Here you can change the Timer

time in Minutes. This value is
only used, if the output is
configured as Timer
Output configuration
The output is not used and also
the output will not be displayed
in the control outputs screen.
The output is a standard light
circuit output. You can switch the
output on and off or toggle the
actual status via the PC

The output is a timer output. You can start

the timer via PC and the output will switch
off automatically after a certain amount of
minutes. The Time can be setup for each
output individually.

The output is a standard light circuit output.

You can switch the output on and off or
toggle the actual status via the PC. In
Comparsion to On/Off/Toggle function, the
output doesn’t switch off immediately. After
a certain amount of minutes configured, the
output swicthes off.

The output uses Timeporgram #1 to #8 for

switching on or off
Time program #1 to #8
The actual date, time and weekday of the ELC controller
is displayed here. If the field is white, the time program
is not active. If this field is yellow, then the time
program is active.

You can define 4 time ranges bounded on weekdays. In

this sample you see two time ranges one starting at
4:00AM and ending on 8:00AM only on Monday till
Thursday. The other two time ranges are not used.

This field shows the actual

status of the connection to the
ELC system. GREEN is ok, RED is
error in communcation. Check
PC connection then.
Scenes #1 to #8

For each output you can define a action, which the

output should execute, if the scene is activated.

Enter the name of

the scene here

If the scene is used, this field

must be green, otherwise the
scene button is not visible in
the operators panel. This field shows the actual
status of the connection to the
ELC system. GREEN is ok, RED is
error in communcation. Check
PC connection then.
Scenes #1 to #8

Here you deifne the action, which is executed for this

output, if the scene is activated by the user.
Unused means, that no action is taken on this
specific output, OFF means that the output is
disabled completely, Switch ON/OFF changes the
mode of the output to On/Off/Toggle and switches
the output ON/OFF, Start Timer changes the mode of
the output to Timer and starts the delay timer, Stop
Timer changes the output to mode to Timer and stop
the timer and switch off the output, Start
Timeprogram#x changes the mode of the output to
Timeprogram#x
Control outputs

Here the user see the actual status of the 22 outputs.

Simple click on the output and select the switching
function, you want to start.

Be careful, the system supports a central ON/OFF

function. If central OFF is active, ALL outputs are
switched off and no switching is accepted by the ELC
controller. (Master ON/OFF). So first press the central
ON button and then press the output you want to
control!

Start the scenes in clicking onto the Scene buttons.

Only the scenes, which are configured are displayed
here.