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<strong>WLCP</strong>-<strong>36WST</strong>-<strong>S3</strong><br />

WTP-4408 Controller<br />

Programming<br />

Setup: Astro Settings (continued)<br />

From the Astro Setup Sub-<br />

Menu select option (d), using<br />

the A and B buttons, to adjust<br />

dusk offset time.<br />

The procedure for adusting<br />

the dusk offset is the same as<br />

for the dawn offset: use the<br />

number pads to enter the<br />

offset value; press the C<br />

button to change between<br />

positive and negative offset.<br />

ASTRO SETUP<br />

(c) Adjust Dawn Offset<br />

(d) Adjust Dusk Offset<br />

4 OF 4<br />

OK<br />

A B D<br />

ASTRO-OFFSET SETUP<br />

Dusk Offset: +000 min<br />

LIMIT (-180min TO +180min)<br />

+/-<br />

C<br />

OK<br />

Setup: Photometric Control<br />

The Photo Settings Sub-Menu lets the user enable or disable the<br />

Photometric feature. When this feature is enabled and a WPS-5527K<br />

Photo Sensor is connected, the WTP-4408 will receive light level<br />

information from the sensor head. These readings can switch loads<br />

ON and/or OFF, depending on the setpoints selected.<br />

When installing the sensor, best results will be obtained by pointing the<br />

sensor to the northern sky.<br />

Each output can have a unique pair of light Set Points. Switching will<br />

occur only when (a) the light level passes above the the high Set Point<br />

(switches OFF) or (b) the light level passes below the low Set Point<br />

(switches ON).<br />

Refer to the Scheduling portion of this manual for a detailed description<br />

of implementing and applying the Photo feature after it is enabled.<br />

Press the Escape button on<br />

the number pad to save any<br />

modifications made with the<br />

Astro Setup Sub-Menu and<br />

return to the Setup Menu.<br />

- I ?<br />

!<br />

" # $<br />

% & '<br />

<br />

+ H<br />

Number<br />

Pad<br />

From the Setup Menu<br />

select option (d), using the<br />

A and B buttons, to enable<br />

Photo Settings.<br />

1 Photo Online/Offline<br />

SETUP MENU<br />

(c) Astro Settings<br />

(d) Photo Settings<br />

4 OF 6<br />

OK<br />

A B D<br />

The Main Menu will display<br />

the Astro Enable Icon when an<br />

Astronomic Schedule is<br />

enabled.<br />

SETUP MENU<br />

(b) Daylight Savings<br />

(c) Astro Settings<br />

Fri 12, Jan 2001<br />

1:00:03 AM<br />

3 OF 6<br />

OK<br />

A B D<br />

SETUP SCHED MANU INFO<br />

Follow the prompts to turn<br />

the Photo feature ON or<br />

OFF, using the A and B<br />

buttons.<br />

After enabling Photo<br />

Control, press the D<br />

button to return to the<br />

Setup Menu.<br />

PHOTO-CONTROL GLOBAL<br />

A<br />

ON / OFF<br />

B<br />

OK<br />

D<br />

A B C D<br />

Upon returning to the<br />

Main Menu, the Photo<br />

Enable Icon will be<br />

displayed. The Main Menu<br />

will also display the<br />

current light level reading<br />

from the sensor head.<br />

Fri 12, Jan 2001<br />

1:12:38 AM<br />

Light Level: 200 fc<br />

SETUP SCHED MANU INFO<br />

A B C D<br />

If a Photo Sensor is not<br />

connected to the<br />

Controller, the Main Menu<br />

will display 'Photohead<br />

Offline'.<br />

Thu 15, Feb 2007<br />

1:12:38 AM<br />

Photohead Offline<br />

SETUP SCHED MANU INFO<br />

A B C D<br />

Components <strong>WLCP</strong>-<strong>36WST</strong>-<strong>S3</strong> 1.1<br />

page 18<br />

lighting controls

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