Edges 1 bit, 2 bit (priority), 4 bit, 1 byte
The Edge function for 1 bit, 2 bit, 4 bit and 1 byte has a wide range of adjustment options for a variety of individual applications. In the default setting, you switch on 1 consumer when you operate the button and switch it off when you release the button.
You can choose between the normal and extended edge functions and set the following functions.
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Send with 2 objects
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Type per object: 1 bit, 2 bit (priority control commands), 4 bit (dimming commands), 1 byte (0 – 100 %) or (0 – 255)
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Values per object
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Action on operation and on release
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Additionally, actions for long and short operation (extended edge function)
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Additionally, send cyclically and with delay (extended edge function)
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Trigger status indication
A list of applications with the edge function is provided in chapter Application Examples for Edge Function.
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Function X – Edges Edges 1-bit, 2-bit, 4-bit, 1-byte |
Express settings for edges 1-bit, 2-bit, 4-bit, 1-byte |
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Name of the channel |
12 bytes allowed |
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Locking function |
Disable Locking = 1/Unlocking = 0 Locking = 0/Unlocking = 1 |
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Behavior indication when locking |
No Display lock icon |
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Type of object A |
1 bit 2 bit (priority control) 4 bit 1 byte (0 – 100 %) 1 byte (0 – 255) |
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Action on operation |
Send value 1 Send value 2 Toggles Sends its value None |
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Action on release |
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How the status indication is triggered |
Switch/value object A/B = On/Off Status feedback object 1 bit Status feedback object 1 byte Operation = On/Release = Off Operation = Off/Release = On Always on = Off Always on = On |
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Extended settings for edges |