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Part Number: 7186M1230-1.0.0 Rev: A

Released: 2015-05

Unison Echo™Astronomical TimeClock

Configuration Manual

Software Revision 1.0

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Table of Contents i

T a b l e o f C o n t e n t sIntroduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

Warnings and Notice Conventions. . . . . . . . . . . . .3Contacting ETC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3

Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5System Components . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5

Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7Install E-ATC Into the Backbox . . . . . . . . . . . .11Install the Faceplate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12

User Interface Overview. . . . . 13Timed Hold. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16Indefinite Hold. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17

Main Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19Auto Timed Hold . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20Schedule an Event . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20Change Current Time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23Change Time Style . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24Change Current Date . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24Configure Hold Time. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24Set Flick Warn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25Set Warn Time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26Set Time Zone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26Set Latitude and Longitude . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26Set Daylight Saving Time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27Set Manual DST Dates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27Activate a Preset . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28

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Record a Preset . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29Deactivate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30Configuration of Holiday Spaces . . . . . . . . . 32Change default Shut-Off Time duration . . . 33

Menu Flow Chart . . . . . . . . . . 35

Introduction 1

Introduction

Welcome to the Echo Astronomical TimeClock (E-ATC) Installation and Configuration Manual. This guide contains the procedures for successful programming of the E-ATC when used as part of an Echo system.

Features ListThe E-ATC features:

• An astronomical timeclock with +/- sunset or sunrise settings and programmable latitude/longitude.

• A 24-hour timeclock with user configurable daylight saving time (DST).

• Four recurrence settings including “Everyday”, “Weekday”, “Weekends”, and “Day of Week”.

• 50 field-programmable events. Events include preset activate, sequence start, and sequence stop.

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• Simple manual control of presets with schedule override capability.

• Scheduled programing automatically resumes after a power loss.

• A backlit graphical LCD.

• Flush or surface mount variations for installation in any location. Mounts easily in an industry standard 2 gang backbox. Surface mount backbox available from ETC.

• Meets CA Title 24 and ASHRAE 90.1 energy code requirements.

• Requires connection to EchoConnect Bus and 24VDC aux power, and can be installed with other Echo architectural products.

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Warnings and Notice Conventions

These symbols are used throughout ETC documentation to alert you to danger or important information.

Contacting ETCIf you are having difficulties, your most convenient resources are the references given in this configuration manual. To search more widely, try the ETC Web site at www.etcconnect.com. If none of these resources is sufficient, contact ETC Technical Services directly at one of the offices identified below. Emergency service is available from all ETC offices outside of normal business hours. When calling for help, please have the following information handy:

Note: Notes are helpful hints and information that are supplemental to the main text.

CAUTION: A Caution statement indicates situations where there may be undefined or unwanted consequences of an action, potential for data loss or an equipment problem.

WARNING: A Warning statement indicates situations where damage may occur, people may be harmed, or there are serious or dangerous consequences of an action.

WARNING: RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK! This warning statement indicates situations where there is a risk of electric shock.

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• Product model and serial number (typically located on the product label)

• A complete list of ETC equipment in the system

• A complete list of other installed products and components connected to the system you are troubleshooting.

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Introduction 5

Overview

System Components

Echo Systems

Echo control systems utilize the EchoConnect Bus for communication allowing Echo enabled products to interact. Products include but are not limited to: Echo Relay Panels, Sensor IQ breaker panels, CEM3 controllers, Echo Preset and Inspire stations, Echo Power Controllers, and Echo Responsive Controls.

The Echo Astronomical TimeClock (E-ATC) provides these systems with low-cost, easy-to-use, and easy-to-program, time-based control.

The size of a system that can be controlled with an E-ATC is determined by the station power supply. A 24VDC power supply is also required and can be supplied by others, or purchased from ETC as either a separate Aux Power Supply or as an Echo Station Power Supply with included Aux Power.

The available system size options are:

• Support for 6 stations and 6 hosts using a separate 24VDC power supply.

• Support for 6 stations and 6 hosts using an Echo Room Controller including E-ATC. See the Echo Room Controller Install Guide for more information.

• Support for 16 stations and 16 hosts using an Echo Station Power Module - available from ETC in wall or rack mount versions with or without 24VDC aux power output.


Note: CAT5 wiring is supported for the EchoConnect Bus with some limitations. Reference the ETC Cat5 Cable Preparation Setup Guide for more details. ETC documentation is available for download at www.etcconnect.com.

EchoConnect - Belden 8471 + (1) 14 AWG ESD Ground Wire


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Chapter 1Installation

The Echo Astronomical TimeClock (E-ATC) is designed to install into a flush mounted, industry standard, two-gang backbox (provided by others). Installation should follow local codes and standard practices. Install the backbox flush and square for best installation results. Alternatively, a surface mounted backbox may be used (sold separately and available from ETC.)

Terminate WiringThe E-ATC ships with an EchoConnect pigtail, a 24VDC power pigtail, spacers and all required screws and connectors for installation.

Step 1: Pull all required wiring into the installed backbox.

EchoConnect Bus pigtail WAGO

connectors

Ground wire pigtail

spacers

24VDC power pigtail


Step 2: Terminate and connect the EchoConnect Bus (black and white pigtail). EchoConnect Bus is topology free but polarity dependent over Belden 8471 (or approved equal). You may install EchoConnect Bus in any combination of bus, star, home-run, or daisy chain.

a: Locate the EchoConnect Bus pigtail (black and white) and two WAGO cage clamp connectors. The ends of both pigtail wires are pre-stripped.

b: Strip 3/8” (9-10mm) from the ends of each installed control wire.

c: Use the WAGO cage clamp connector to connect the installed control wire to the pigtail wires provided. Open the terminal levers on the WAGO connector and insert the installed (typically black) Belden 8471 EchoConnect Bus

Connect EchoConnect Bus pigtail here.Connect ground wire pigtail here

Connect 24VDC power pigtail here.

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wire and the black lead from the EchoConnect Bus pigtail into the terminals.

d: Close the levers onto the wires.e: Repeat for the installed (typically white) Belden

8471 EchoConnect Bus wire and remaining pigtail wire using a new WAGO connector.

f: Install the EchoConnect Bus connector to the E-ATC control board.

Step 3: Terminate and connect the ground wire. This connection is required when the control cable is not installed in grounded metal conduit.

a: Locate the ground wire pigtail and one WAGO cage clamp connector from the termination kit.

b: Strip 3/8” (9-10mm) from the ends of each ground wire (both the provided pigtail and the installed wire).

c: Use the WAGO cage clamp connector to connect the installed ground wire to the pigtail wire provided. Open the terminal levers on the WAGO connector and insert the installed (typically green/yellow) ESD drain (ground) wire

installed control wire

installed wire to next station

pigtail wire

topology of a single station installation

topology of multiple stations installed in series

installed control wire

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and the green/yellow lead from the pigtail into the terminals.

d: Close the levers onto the wires.

e: Install the ground spade to the receptacle on the E-ATC control board.

Step 4: Terminate and connect the 24VDC power pigtail.

a: Strip 3/8” (9-10mm) from the ends of each power wire (not included; typically red and black).

b: Terminate each power wire to the power supply (not included.)

c: Locate the 24VDC power pigtail (black and red) and two WAGO cage clamp connectors from the termination kit. The ends of both pigtail wires are pre-stripped.

d: Use the WAGO cage clamp connector to connect the installed power wires to the pigtail wires provided. Open the terminal levers on the WAGO connector and insert both the installed (typically black) 24VDC power wire, and the black lead from the power supply into the terminal.

e: Close the levers onto the wires.

f: Repeat for the installed (typically red) power wire and remaining pigtail wire using a second WAGO connector.

g: Push the 24VDC power connector to the connection point on the rear of theE-ATC until firmly seated.

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Install E-ATC Into the Backbox

Step 1: Align the E-ATC to the backbox and secure using the four screws provided.

Step 2: Using a level, align the E-ATC perfectly square to the walls. If the E-ATC is not installed level and flush, the faceplate will not fit properly to the unit or against the wall. Using the provided spacers can help in these situations.


Install the Faceplate

The faceplate is secured to the E-ATC with two magnets that are located on the bottom side of the faceplate.

Step 1: Align the top of the faceplate approximately 20 degrees from the E-ATC.

Step 2: Hook the top of the faceplate to the tabs located on the electronics assembly. To ensure the faceplate is hooked properly, wiggle it slightly side to side with the bottom angled away from the wall.

Step 3: Swing the bottom of the faceplate down until the magnets engage.

Step 4: If the faceplate does not fully attach wiggle the bottom of the plate until the magnets are seated properly and the faceplate feels secure.

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User Interface Overview

KeypadThe E-ATC user interface has an easy to use menu-navigation keypad that includes [Up], [Down], [Back], and [Enter] buttons. The [Recall Preset] and [Hold] buttons are provided for everyday timeclock operation.

Any button press of [Up], [Down], or [Enter] will activate the main menu. Pressing the [Recall Preset] or [Hold] buttons wakes the LCD and invokes the respective button function.

DisplayThe LCD is backlit for easy viewing. Press any button to wake the display and backlighting. The backlight sleeps after two minutes of inactivity.

To change the display contrast press and hold the [Back] button while tapping the up or down button.

Status DisplayThe menu reverts to the status display automatically after two minutes of inactivity. The status display may also be viewed by pressing [Back] from the main menu.


Main MenuThe Main Menu is displayed during manual activity. After two minutes of inactivity the menu will revert to the status display screen.

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Main MenuSchedule EventsTimeclock SettingsPresetsHoliday Shut-Off

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HoldA Hold can be triggered to override one or more scheduled events in order to allow manual lighting control to remain. When a Hold is active, regularly scheduled events are ignored and “-Schedule on Hold -” is displayed along with the affected space.

When an active Hold is cleared, the originally scheduled event is restored. Without an active Hold condition any manual lighting control will be replaced by the next scheduled event that occurs.

Pushing the [HOLD] button cycles through the available Hold types: Timed Hold, Indefinite Hold, and No Hold.

A Holiday Shutoff is an additional type of hold that is configured from the Main Menu and also shuts off lights for a period of time. For more information, see Holiday Shut-Off on page 31.


Timed HoldThere are two ways to initiate a timed hold.

• The first option is to press the [HOLD] button. This triggers a Timed Hold in all spaces.

• The second option occurs when a scheduled event configured to allow Auto Timed Holds is interrupted by manually triggering a preset or sequence. By default, events are set to allow Auto Timed Holds. Set Auto Timed Hold within the Schedule Events Menu to dictate if an event responds to a manually activated preset or

All Events areon Hold for

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Push Hold twice to cancel and

reinstate schedule.

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Indefinite Hold

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Pressing the [HOLD] button once during a Timed Hold will start an Indefinite Hold, twice will cancel the Hold and reinstate the schedule.

If only some spaces have an active Timed Hold but not all, the first press of [HOLD] will start a new Timed Hold in all spaces.


sequence by starting a Timed Hold automatically. For more information See “Auto Timed Hold” on page 20.

The screen shows any space with a Timed Hold. Both the space number and the time remaining are shown. If additional spaces have a Timed Hold, the screen will cycle through all spaces at two second intervals.

• A Timed Hold will automatically clear after the configured Hold Time, which defaults to two hours (120 min).

Indefinite HoldManual Indefinite Hold is enabled by pressing the [Hold] button; press once if a Timed Hold is already active, or twice if no Hold is active.

An Indefinite Hold can only be cleared by pressing the [Hold] button once. Until cleared, all scheduled events will be overridden and will not occur. When the Indefinite Hold is cleared the current scheduled event is reinstated.

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-Schedule on Hold--in Space 1-

Time remaining 1:31

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Recall PresetThe [RECAL PRESET] button provides easy, manual preset activation. When pressed, the Presets Menu displays. Using the [UP] and [DOWN] buttons, scroll to the desired preset number. See “Presets” on page 28. for information on programming presets.

Press the [Back] button to exit the Recall Preset Menu.

PresetsSpace: 1 Preset 15 activePreset # 12ActivateRecord

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Chapter 2Main Menu

The Main Menu provides access to Timeclock Settings and controls. Scheduled Events can configured per space, time, and date. Holiday Shut-Off settings can be configured as well. Presets and Sequences can also be manually activated, deactivated, and recorded.

Schedule Events

The E-ATC supports up to 50 programmed events. Event control actions may include: Preset, Sequence, Off or None. Events may be setup to recur everyday, weekdays, weekends, or individual days of the week.


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Schedule EventsEvent Number: 50Action: None


Events must be setup to occur at a particular time of day, specifying hours and minutes, and a.m. or p.m., or setup with an offset time based on an astronomical event, such as before sunrise, after sunrise, before sunset, or after sunset.

Any form of manual control will replace the “active” or scheduled event in a last takes precedence (LTP) manner. If there is not an active Hold condition when the next scheduled event should occur, the scheduled event will execute and the manual control will be replaced.

Auto Timed HoldAll events default to Auto Timed Hold: “Yes”. When a preset or sequence is manually triggered during an event with Auto Timed Hold set to “Yes”, that active event is placed on hold until the interrupting action has completed a hold timer (default of 120 minutes). Once the timer from the interrupting action has completed, the currently scheduled event is allowed to execute.

When a preset or sequence is manually triggered during an event with Auto Timed Hold set to “No”, the events schedule is not put on hold and the next scheduled event will replace the manual control at its pre-configured event time.

Schedule an EventStep 1: Select “Schedule Events” from the “Main Menu”. The

“Schedule Events” menu displays with “Event Number:” selected.

Step 2: Press [Enter] to modify the event number.

Step 3: Use the [Up] and [Down] buttons to scroll the list of available event numbers from 1-50. Press [Enter] to accept the selection. The focus changes back to “Event Number:”.

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Step 4: Scroll to select “Action” and press [Enter]. Each press of [Enter] cycles through the available list of action options including “Preset”, “Sequence”, “Off”, and “None”. • When “Preset” or

“Sequence” is the selected action, the menu list expands to include additional menu items.

Step 5: Scroll to select either “Preset” or “Sequence” and press [Enter]. The focus changes to “Action.”

Step 6: Press [Down] to advance to “Space.”

Step 7: Press [Enter] to choose the “Space” number.

Step 8: Use the [Up] and [Down] buttons to scroll to the desired Space number from the available Spaces in the system. A maximum of 16 spaces can be programmed per system.

Step 9: Press [Enter] to commit the selection. The focus is now back on “Space.”

Step 10: Scroll to advance down the Schedule Events menu. This is either “Preset” or “Sequence” depending on what was chosen in Step 4.

Step 11: Press [Enter] to move focus to the number selection.

Step 12: Scroll to select the Preset or Sequence number and press [Enter] to commit the selection.

Step 13: Press [Enter] to return to “Preset” or “Sequence.”

Step 14: Scroll to select “Recurrence” from the menu list and press [Enter]. The recurrence list displays for selection.

Step 15: Scroll the recurrence listing and select the desired option. Press [Enter] to accept the selection.

Schedule EventsEvent Number: 50Action: PresetSpace 1Preset 1Recurrence: EverydayWhen: Time of DayTime: --:-- amAuto Timed Hold: Yes


Step 16: Scroll to select “When” from the menu list and press [Enter]. A list displays for selection of either a time of day or astronomical time settings.

Step 17: Scroll the listing and select the desired option. Press [Enter] to accept the selection.

Step 18: Scroll to select “Time” from the menu list and press [Enter]. Time displays differently depending on the type of “When” menu selection made in step 17. • If “Time of Day” was selected, the time selection

will display as hh:mm (am or pm).• If an astronomical setting was selected, the time

selection will display as 00h: 00m (##:## am). You must enter the specific desired hour and minute offset from the selected astronomical setting. For example, if “Before Sunset” is selected, you must choose how long before sunset you would like your event to execute in hours and minutes. The time displayed in parenthesis is the automatically calculated time of execution based on your selected offset.

Step 19: Scroll to select “Auto Timed Hold:” from the menu list. Press [Enter] to change the setting from default “Yes” to “No”. See Auto Timed Hold on page 20 for operation details.

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Timeclock Settings

The “Timeclock Settings” menu provides access to display preferences such as current time and time style (12 hour or 24 hour clock), current date, hold time setting, flick warn, warning time setting, time zone setting, and daylight saving time location details.

Change Current TimeStep 1: Select “Timeclock Settings” from the “Main Menu”.

The “Timeclock Settings” menu displays with “Time:” selected.

Step 2: Press [Enter] to change focus to change the current hour. Use the [Up] or [Down] buttons to scroll to the current hour. The “Time Style” determines a.m. and p.m. settings. Press [Enter] to accept the selection. The focus changes to the minutes field.

Step 3: Use the [Up] or [Down] buttons to scroll to the current minute. Press [Enter] to accept the selection.

Timeclock SettingsTime: 1:05 amTime Style: 12 hourDate: Jun / 6 / 2015Hold Time: 120 minFlick Warn: YesWarn Time: 2 minTime Zone: GMT -6Latitude: 43 8 NLongitude: 89 20 WDST: USManual DST DatesRestore Defaults


Change Time StyleChange the timeclock display style from a 12 hour clock to a 24 hour clock.

Step 1: From the Timeclock Settings menu, scroll to “Time Style” and press [Enter]. The focus changes to the style field.

Step 2: Use the [Up] or [Down] buttons to scroll and select either “12 Hour” or “24 Hour” and press [Enter]. The focus returns to the “Time Style:” field.

Change Current DateStep 1: From the Timeclock Settings menu, scroll to “Date”

and press [Enter]. The focus changes to the month field.

Step 2: Use the [Up] or [Down] buttons to scroll to the current month and press [Enter]. The focus changes to the day field.

Step 3: Use the [Up] or [Down] buttons to scroll to the current day and press [Enter]. The focus changes to the year field.

Step 4: Use the [Up] or [Down] buttons to scroll to the current year and press [Enter]. The focus returns to the “Date:” field.

Configure Hold TimeHold time is set to 120 minutes by factory default to comply with energy conservation standards. The hold time is the length of time that all Timed Hold conditions will remain, until

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the schedule resumes normal operation. You may change the hold time to any value from 10-360 minutes, in 10 minute increments.

Step 1: From the Timeclock Settings menu, scroll to “Hold Time:” and press [Enter]. The focus changes to the hold time field.

Step 2: Use the [Up] or [Down] buttons to scroll to the desired default hold time and press [Enter]. The focus returns to the “Hold Time:” field.

Set Flick WarnFlick Warn is a feature that warns occupants when the next pending scheduled event for a space turns all lights off. The E-ATC will flash the lights off for a set amount of time before the pending event, allowing a user to issue a Hold or use manual lighting control to issue an Auto Timed Hold. The amount of time before Flick Warn activates is determined by the “Flick Warn” setting within the Timeclock Settings menu. This setting applies to all scheduled events in the E-ATC.

Step 1: From the Timeclock Settings menu, scroll to “Flick Warn:” and press [Enter]. The focus changes to the flick warn setting field.

Step 2: Use the [Up] or [Down] buttons to scroll and select either “Yes” or “No” and press [Enter] to confirm. The focus returns to the “Flick Warn:” field.


Set Warn TimeWarn Time is the amount of time before the TimeClock issues a scheduled Off action preceding a Flick Warn. Factory default warn time is two minutes, although you may change the warn time to any value from 1-60 minutes.

Step 1: From the Timeclock Settings menu, scroll to “Warn Time:” and press [Enter]. The focus changes to the warn time field.

Step 2: Use the [Up] or [Down] buttons to scroll to the desired warn time and press [Enter]. The focus returns to the “Warn Time:” field.

Set Time ZoneChange the time zone for accurate time when timed events are scheduled. Select the proper time zone based on hours offset from GMT (Greenwich Mean Time). Visit http://wwp.greenwichmeantime.com/ for a complete listing of GMT time zones.

Step 1: From the Timeclock Settings menu, scroll to “Time Zone:” and press [Enter]. The focus changes to the GMT settings field.

Step 2: Use the [Up] or [Down] buttons to scroll and select the time zone offset and press [Enter]. The focus returns to the “Time Zone” field.

Set Latitude and LongitudeSet your accurate location for proper calculation of sunrise and sunset times.

Step 1: From the Timeclock Settings menu, scroll to “Latitude:” and press [Enter]. The focus changes to the angle field.

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Step 2: Use the [Up] or [Down] buttons to scroll and select the accurate angle and press [Enter]. The focus changes to the minutes field.

Step 3: Use the [Up] or [Down] buttons to scroll and select the accurate minutes location and press [Enter]. The focus changes to the direction field.

Step 4: Use the [Up] or [Down] buttons to scroll and select either “N” (North) or “S” (South) and press [Enter]. The focus returns to the “Latitude:” field.

Step 5: Repeat the process for the Longitude settings.

Set Daylight Saving TimeSet the daylight saving time (DST) location. Selecting an option from this menu list utilizes default daylight saving time dates for the selected location.

Step 1: From the Timeclock Settings menu, scroll to “DST:” and press [Enter]. The focus changes to the DST settings field.

Step 2: Use the [Up] or [Down] buttons to scroll to the desired daylight saving time location (choices include None, US, EU, and Manual) and press [Enter]. The focus returns to the “DST:” field.

Set Manual DST DatesSet custom or manual daylight saving time dates as needed.

Step 1: From the Timeclock Settings menu, scroll to “Set Manual DST Dates:” and press [Enter]. The manual DST Dates menu list displays with the default DST start and end dates displayed.

Step 2: Use the [Up] or [Down] buttons to scroll to “Set Manual DST Dates” and press [Enter]. The “DST Start Date” menu list displays.


Step 3: Select the start of daylight saving time “Month”, “Day of Week”, and “Occurrence” settings.

Step 4: Scroll to “DST End Date” from the same display and set the end of daylight saving time “Month”, “Day of Week”, and “Occurrence” settings.

PresetsThe “Presets” menu provides access to manually activate, record, and deactivate host presets. The number of host presets available is dependant on the host product type. Host products include but are not limited to:

• Echo Relay Panel and Echo Power Controllers- up to 16 host presets

• Unison DRd rack - up to 64 host presets

• Sensor3, CEM3 - up to 128 host presets.

When the “Presets” menu is accessed, the active preset will be displayed. When no preset is active, “No Active Preset” displays, and the last preset that was controlled from the E-ATC menu displays for control. When initialized, “Preset xx active.” Recording a preset from this menu records over the specified host(s) preset.

Activate a PresetStep 1: Select “Presets” from the Main menu.

Step 2: Press [Enter] to change focus to the Space number for selection.

Step 3: Use the [Up] or [Down] button to scroll the list of available Space numbers from 1-16.

PresetsSpace: 1 Preset 15 activePreset # 12ActivateRecord

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Step 4: Press [Enter] to commit the selection.

Step 5: Press [Down] to advance to “Preset #.”

Step 6: Press [Enter] to change focus to the Preset number for selection.

Step 7: Use the [Up] or [Down] button to scroll the list of available preset numbers from 1-128. (maximum number of preset is dependant on the host product type).

Step 8: Press [Enter] to accept the preset number. The focus changes back to “Preset#.”

Step 9: Press the [Down] button once to advance to “Activate.”

Step 10: Press [Enter] to activate the selected Echo host preset.

Record a PresetBefore recording a new preset or recording over an existing host preset, set the desired look using the host product or a DMX control source.

Step 1: Select “Presets” from the Main Menu. The Presets menu displays with “Space: #” selected.

Step 2: Press [Down] to advance to “Preset: #.”

Step 3: Press [Enter] to change focus to the preset number for selection.

Step 4: Use the [Up] or [Down] button to scroll the list of available preset numbers from 1-128 (maximum number of preset is dependant on the host product type).

Note: Recording a preset can affect the function of the button stations and other products in the system.


Step 5: Press [Enter] to accept the preset number. The focus changes back to “Preset#:”.

Step 6: Press the [Down] button twice, scrolling to “Record”.

Step 7: Press [Enter] to record the selected Echo host(s) preset.

DeactivateStep 1: Select “Presets” from the Main Menu. The Presets

menu displays with “Space: #” selected.• The following line shows which preset(s) is currently active.

Step 2: Press the [Down] button two times, scrolling to “Activate.”

Step 3: Press [Enter] to change the option to “Deactivate.”

Step 4: Press [Enter] a second time to deactivate the currently active preset.

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Holiday Shut-OffThe Holiday Shut-Off feature allows you to override event schedules per individual space for anywhere from one to seven days with the default being 1 day.

The Holiday Shut-Off feature is provided for CA Title 24 compliance to provide an easy way to temporarily disable the schedule and turn lighting off in designated spaces for 1-7 days.

When “Start Holiday Shut-Off” is selected, the program begins a five minute countdown. At any time during this countdown, you may cancel the Holiday Shut-Off by pressing the [Back] button.

After five minutes, Shut-Off executes an Off command in the specified spaces. The status display shows the time remaining before the Holiday Shut-Off feature expires. To reinstate the normal event schedule, press the [HOLD] button.

If manual control is initiated during Holiday Shut-Off, a Timed Hold will start to temporarily permit the manual lighting control. When the hold time expires, lights shut off in specified spaces replacing any manual control and Holiday Shut-Off is reinstated using the time remaining.

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Configuration of Holiday SpacesAll spaces default to “Shut-Off” but can be individually configured to be excluded from the Holiday Shut-Off feature or “Unaffected.” Spaces that are configured to “Shut-Off” will suspend all configured events and have lighting forced off for the selected number of days, permitting only temporary manual control. Temporary manual control will only be allowed to remain for the configured Hold Time as long as Holiday Shut-Off is active in the same space. Off is then reinstated until Holiday Shut-Off is complete or manually cleared.

Spaces set to “Unaffected” will continue to allow normally scheduled events and remain unaffected by Holiday Shut-Off in other spaces.

To change the configuration for a space:

Step 1: From the Main Menu, select “Holiday Shut-Off.”

Step 2: Press [Enter] to access this menu.

Step 3: Press [Down] to scroll to “Config Holiday Spaces.”

Step 4: Press [Enter]. The spaces configured to the system will display along with their Shut-Off status.

Step 5: Scroll through the menu using [Up] and [Down] to select the space to be changed.

Step 6: Press [Enter] to Select the space.

Step 7: Use [Up] and [Down] to choose the option required for the space, either “Unaffected” or “Shut-Off.”

Step 8: Press [Enter] to commit the selection.

Step 9: Repeat steps for all required spaces.

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Change default Shut-Off Time durationStep 1: From the “Holiday Shut-Off” menu, scroll to “Start

Holiday Shut-Off” and press [Enter].

Step 2: Use [Up] and [Down] to scroll to “Shut-Off for:” and press [Enter]. The focus changes to “1” days.

Step 3: Press the [Down] button to change the value to “2”. Press the [Up] button to change the value back to “1”. Press [Enter] to accept the selection.

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Appendix AMenu Flow Chart

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9:51AM-Schedule on Hold -

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All Events in allall spaces are

on HoldPush Hold to cancel and

reinstate schedule.

Indefinite Hold

All Events areon Hold for

x hrs xx minsPush Hold twice to

cancel and reinstate schedule.

Timed Hold

Monday, Jun 6, 2015

9:51AM-Schedule on Hold -Time remaining 1:31

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Hold Screen Variants

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IntroductionWarnings and Notice ConventionsContacting ETCAmericasUnited KingdomAsiaGermany

OverviewSystem ComponentsEcho Systems

InstallationInstall E-ATC Into the BackboxInstall the Faceplate

User Interface OverviewTimed HoldIndefinite Hold

Main MenuAuto Timed HoldSchedule an EventChange Current TimeChange Time StyleChange Current DateConfigure Hold TimeSet Flick WarnSet Warn TimeSet Time ZoneSet Latitude and LongitudeSet Daylight Saving TimeSet Manual DST DatesActivate a PresetRecord a PresetDeactivateConfiguration of Holiday SpacesChange default Shut-Off Time duration

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