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FUNCTION ADDRESSES

Function: Address: With ref. address A1: With ref. address B3:

Alarm light [HC+[UC] A1 B3

All lights [UC] A B

Status Indicator [HC] + [UC+1] A2 B4

Lifestyle [HC] + [UC+2] [UC+3] A3 and A4 B5 and B6

External Siren [HC+1] + [UC] B1 C3

Thermostat Setback [HC+1] + [UC+1] B2 C4

CONTROL INDIVIDUAL MODULES WITH THE SC2200 BASE STATION

You can also control Marmitek X-10 Home Automation modules from the keyboard of the SC2200 base station. Key in the unit code on the keyboard

(for 15: key in 1 and 5). You’ll hear a confirmation beep after each key press. Press the UNIT ON button to switch a module on or press UNIT OFF to switch

the module off.

CONTROL ALL MODULES WITH THE SC2200 BASE STATION

ALL LIGHTS ON: All lamp modules with the House Code of the base station will come on

ALL LIGHTS OFF: All modules with the House Code of the base station will go out

CONTROLLING INDIVIDUAL MODULES WITH SH624/1 SYSTEM REMOTE CONTROL (REFER TO 5.1).

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AVAILABLE FUNCTIONS

ALARM LIGHT

This Home Automation module will be switched

on during the arm delay of the security system.

As soon as the system arms, the module is

switched off. This module can also be controlled

by pressing the Light On – Light Off keys of the

KR10/1 Key Fob Remote. Now there is no need to

arrive home in the dark anymore, or leave on

lights in the house when you are going away.

During an alarm, all lamp modules having the same

House Code as the base station (in our example

with base address A1, all lamp modules with House

Code A) will be switched on and off (flashing)

during the alarm time of 4 minutes. All appliance

modules with House Code A will be switched off.

STATUS INDICATION

This Home Automation module will be switched

on as soon as you arm the system. The module

will be switched of as soon as the system is

disarmed. Gives you the status of your security

system being in armed or disarmed mode.

LIFESTYLE FUNCTION

Modules will be switched on and off to simulate

your presence. (refer to 6.9).

EXTERNAL SIREN

These will be activated during an alarm and will

be automatically switched off after 4 minutes.

You now can place multiple sirens without

installing extra cables.

THERMOSTAT SETBACK

Module will be switched off as soon as the system

is armed and switched on as soon as the system is

disarmed. Can be used to set back the

thermostat or switch off equipment automatically

when you leave the house. Will be used in

combination with scenes/macro’s (wake up, leave,

come home, sleep, etc.) of the Marmitek X-10

CM11 Computer Interface. For more information

ask you dealer or look at our website:

www.marmitek.com.

To control the functions as described above, the

code setting on the base station and Home

Automation modules are used. These codes

consist of a House Code (HC: letter A-P) and a

Unit Code (UC: number 1-16).

The reference address has to be set at the base

station. The factory default is A1. The A is the HC

and the one is the UC. By choosing the reference

address, the addresses of the 5 above listed

functions are fixed.

The alarm light (function 1) gets the same

address as the reference address of the base

station. In this example you have to set the

address of the (lamp) module to A1 also.

The address for status indication (function 2) results

from increasing the reference address by 1. In case

of the reference address being A1, this becomes

A2. A more general description is [HC] + [UC+1].

The table below lists all functions in this way.

The addresses used for the Lifestyle function

(function 3) result from increasing the reference

address with 2 and 3 respectively. When A1 is the

reference address, the Lifestyle addresses will

become A3 and A4.

A module on another House Code can activate an

External Siren (function 4). In this way you can avoid

activating this siren by mistake using a remote

control. The address results from using the next

letter of the House Code. A1 being the reference

address, this results in B1 for external sirens.

The thermostat setback address results from

using the next letter of the House Code as well as

increasing the Unit Code by 1. Using A1 as the

reference address, the thermostat setback

address becomes B2.

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