Profiles

Profiles allow the function of each key to be changed at run-time, so that the action of any or all of the keys can be different at different times of the day. This can also be used to replicate the “Join Mode” functionality of older key units.

For example, you might have a “Day Mode” Profile, an “After Hours” Profile, a “Function Room” profile, and a “Cleaning” profile for your building. In this scenario, a Conference Room with a 3-key key unit might have the following behaviors set up for these different profiles.

Profile	Key 1	Key 2	Key 3
Day	Meeting Scene Set	Presentation Scene Set	All Off Scene Set
After Hours	Main Lights Toggle Dimmer	Screen Lights Toggle Dimmer	All Off Scene Set
Function Room	Function Room Scene Set	Disabled	Disabled
Cleaning	Cleaning Scene Toggle	Disabled	Disabled

This is achieved by configuring all the different Key Functions required in different Widgets, and then setting up the different mappings of Keys to Widgets in the 4 different profiles.

In the above example, you would set up the 5 Scene Widgets for the 5 different Scenes, and 2 Lighting Widgets for the two different Lighting Groups to be directly controlled:

Widget	Type	Key Function	Controls
1	Scene	Scene Set	Meeting Scene
2	Scene	Scene Set	Presentation Scene
3	Scene	Scene Set	All Off Scene
4	Scene	Scene Set	Function Room Scene
5	Scene	Scene Toggle	Cleaning Scene
6	Lighting	Toggle Dimmer	Main Lights
7	Lighting	Toggle Dimmer	Screen Lights

Then, set the Key to Widget mapping in the 4 different profiles to enable the desired functions:

Profile	Key 1	Key 2	Key 3
Day	Widget 1	Widget 2	Widget 3
After Hours	Widget 6	Widget 7	Widget 3
Function Room	Widget 4	Not Mapped	Not Mapped
Cleaning	Widget 5	Not Mapped	Not Mapped

Changing the Profile

Once the configuration is set up, the active profile is changed by setting the level of the Enable Group assigned to control the profile. Level 0 selects the first profile, Level 1 selects the second, and so on.

These levels can be given tags (names) when profiles are created in the installation software. Where there are multiple units that are required to change profile together, simply assign the same Enable Group to control the profile in all of them.

As there are 16 Widgets and 4 Profiles, units with 4 keys or less can have 4 completely different sets of key functions across the 4 profiles.

Finally, in addition to customizing the key functions in different profiles, the following features can be enabled or disabled per-profile:

Nightlight
Ignore First Keypress
High Temperature Alarm
Low Temperature Alarm
High Humidity Alarm
Low Humidity Alarm
Widget Linking