Logic

Logic feature combines the level of the primary lighting group with the level of one or more "logic" lighting groups in order to determine the final level that controls the output. In dimmer there are 4 logic groups, and each channel can be combined with any number of these.

In dimmers, there are two logic functions available :

1. In “MIN" logic, the output level takes the minimum value of the primary lighting group and the states of all logic groups which that channel is configured to be combined with.

   1. This is useful as a way of limiting the brightness at different times of day. The primary group can be used to control the level and state, and the logic group can be used to limit the brightness. Example, a schedule can set the logic group to a lower level after dark so that lights turned on during the night only come on at a low level. The schedule would then also set return the logic group level to maximum at sunrise so that the lights starts to function normally again.

2. In "MAX" logic, the output level takes the maximum value of the primary lighting group and the states of all logic groups which that channel is configured to be combined with.