Calling and Saving Scene Values

The scene values for the output relays are called using the “Scene” object. After receiving a scene telegram, the device evaluates the sent scene address and switches the outputs to the saved scene values.

If the “scene” object receives a scene telegram with learning bit “1”, then for all scenes assigned to the received scene address, the current switching state is saved as the new scene value.

NOTE: If a scene address within a channel is assigned to multiple scenes (incorrect parameterization), only the last scene found with this scene address is called or saved. You can avoid this by assigning different scene addresses within a channel.

Telegram format

Telegrams for the scene function have the data format: L X D D D D D D.

L = learning bit

X = not used

DDDDDD = called scene address

If the learning bit in a telegram has the value “0”, then the relay states saved for the scene address are called and set.

If the learning bit receives the value “1”, then the current output states are saved as new scene values for the received scene address.

Examples:

Telegram value	Binary	Hexadecimal	Scene address
0	0000 0000	0	Call scene address 0
1	0000 0001	1	Call scene address 1
29	0001 1101	1D	Call scene address 29
57	0011 1001	39	Call scene address 57
63	0011 1111	3F	Call scene address 63
128	1000 0001	80	Learning scene address 0
129	1000 0001	81	Learning scene address 1 (129-128)
157	1001 1101	9D	Learning scene address 29 (157-128)
185	1011 1001	B9	Learning scene address 57 (185-128)
191	1011 1111	BF	Learning scene address 63 (191-128)