C-Bus Scene Master Gives you Total Control - Clipsal

C-BUS SCENE MASTER 

SCENE MASTER GIVES YOU TOTAL CONTROL 

SCENE MASTER GIVES YOU 5 PRE-SET LIGHTING 

SCENES WITH FLEXIBLE CONTROL OF UP TO 33 

LIGHTING GROUPS IN COMMERCIAL OR DOMESTIC 

ENVIRONMENTS. NOW YOU’RE IN CONTROL. 

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TOTAL LIGHTING CONVENIENCE FOR MEETINGS 

SWITCHING AND DIMMING PATTERNS ARE 

STORED FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE SO THAT A 

CONFERENCE ROOM, FOR EXAMPLE, COULD BE 

PROGRAMMED TO INSTANTLY CHANGE THE MOOD 

AND SUIT THE OCCASION. 

CONTENTS 

Now You’re in Control 1 - 2 

Setting Spectacular Scenes 1 - 2 

How Scene Master can work for you 3 - 4 

Using Scene Master - Commercial Application 5 

Using Scene Master - Residential Application 6 

Schematic Overview of connecting a C-Bus system 7 - 8 

How to Specify Scene Master 9 - 10 

Scene Master Technical Details 14 - 16 

Scene Master Controls Layout 15 

Scene Master Mechanical Details 16 

The Complete Clipsal C-Bus System 17 - 20 

Input Units 

Output Units 

System Support Units 

Software Tools

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NOW YOU’RE IN CONTROL 

WITH SCENE MASTER YOU HAVE CONTROL OF LIGHTING IN JUST ABOUT ANY KIND OF 

MULTI-PURPOSE AND OPEN PLAN AREA YOU CAN THINK OF. COMMERCIAL OR DOMESTIC, 

YOU CAN ILLUMINATE ANY AREA PRECISELY AS YOU WANT IT AT THE TOUCH OF A BUTTON. 

What’s more, Scene Master stores up to five lighting 

scenes that you can change whenever you want using 

the easy to understand display. 

It’s even easier with a hand held infra-red control. And 

Scene Master can control 33 groups of lighting. 

The push-button unit gives walls a touch of style. And 

because Scene Master uses sophisticated automation 

technology you can integrate it with other systems. 

It’s this kind of future-proof technology that is now being 

integrated within buildings all over the world. 

SETTING SPECTACULAR SCENES 

IMAGINE THE ROOM IS YOUR CANVAS, AND 

LIGHTING IS THE PAINT. WITH SCENE MASTER 

YOU HAVE THE BRUSH NEEDED TO DESIGN A 

ROOM’S LIGHTING AND CREATE THE PERFECT 

MOOD FOR ANY OCCASION. 

Plus, you can change it whenever you want. Up to five 

preset lighting scenes can be stored in the unit. 

Allowing a room’s lighting to be changed to suit 

frequently changing needs. 

For instance, in commercial applications, Scene 

Master is perfect for conference rooms, executive offices, hotel lobbies, auditoriums, restaurants, 

museums, and galleries. It gives you the ability to create whatever moods you want in busy commercial 

areas at the press of a single button. 

In residential applications too, you can create spectacular effects in theatre rooms, lounge rooms, 

bedrooms, and outdoor entertaining areas. Scene Master means you can transform a home’s 

environment easily and with spectacular effects whenever you want. 

SCENE MASTER IS PERFECT 

FOR HOTEL LOBBIES 

ALL PURPOSE LIGHTING FOR THE FAMILY 

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Switching and dimming patterns are stored for your convenience so that a 

conference room, for example, could be programmed to instantly change 

the mood and suit the occasion. At the office, typical scenes might include: 

1. a meeting scene 4. a luncheon scene 

2. a presentation scene 5. a formal evening function scene 

3. a video presentation scene 6. and the Master Off switch 

TOTAL LIGHTING CONVENIENCE FOR MEETINGS 

HOW SCENE MASTER CAN WORK FOR YOU 

PUT SIMPLY, SCENE MASTER MAKES IT EASIER TO CONTROL LIGHTING. 

THE EASY TO USE CONTROL PANEL AND INFRA-RED REMOTE CONTROL ALLOW YOU TO 

MAKE THE MOST OF ANY MULTI-PURPOSE AREA. AT THE PRESS OF A BUTTON YOU CAN 

ACCESS FIVE LIGHTING SCENES PLUS A MASTER OFF SWITCH. 

Easy to use 

Setting up your preferred lighting scenarios is easy too. 

By pressing a few buttons you are taken through the 

simple step by step process. Scene Master can actually 

‘learn’ the scenes you want to use. 

You’ll find viewing and altering scenes is just as 

simple - so there is no waiting around for technicians 

to do it for you. 

Access from anywhere 

You don’t have to be near Scene Master to use it. For 

total convenience the lighting system can be set up 

so that a scene can be recalled from any other switch 

connected to Scene Master. 

It’s just another way to save you time and effort. 

Remote control convenience 

With a remote control you don’t need to leave your 

chair. Let’s say you were holding a meeting at work and 

wanted to present a video during the discussions. 

Scene Master’s credit card size infra-red remote 

control lets you change the scene easily from 

anywhere in the room. 

Complete Systems Integration 

Scene Master can set a scene using signals from 

other systems as well. For example, Scene Master 

can automatically set itself to a video watching scene 

whenever the audiovisual equipment is activated. 

Multi-purpose lighting 

for multi-purpose locations 

No matter what the location or kind of lighting, Scene 

Master can cater for just about any combination of 

lighting, including: 

· Downlights 

· Wall mounted lights 

· Cove lights 

· Uplights 

· Perimeter lighting 

· Task lights 

· Wall washers 

· Fluorescent lighting 

Using any combination of these kinds of lights you 

can program Scene Master to achieve some spectacular 

results. Remember, up to 33 groups of lighting 

can be controlled using a single Scene Master unit. 

An economical solution 

to yield better results 

Traditional electrical wiring systems are a cumbersome 

way of controlling multiple lighting systems. Using a 

network of wall switches and dimmers not only looks 

messy, it can be an expensive way to get the kind of 

flexibility you want. 

Scene Master not only gives walls a touch of style it 

also does the work of several traditional switches at once. 

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USING SCENE MASTER - BOARDROOM APPLICATION USING SCENE MASTER - RESIDENTIAL APPLICATION 

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Scene Master is connected via C-Bus to two four 

channel relay units, one four channel 2 Amp dimmer, 

one four channel relay and one 0-10V analogue 

output unit. The lighting groups connected to C-Bus 

outputs are assigned to the scene buttons and 

produce six different lighting patterns within the area. 

Scene #1 - Welcome Home 

Group Level 

Main Lounge Lights 90% 

Dining Room Lights 90% 

Lounge Wall Washer Lights 10% 

Dining Room Pendant 10% 

Entry Lights 100% 

Hallway Lights 90% 

Kitchen 90% 

Scene Master is connected via C-Bus to two four 

channel relay units, one four channel 2 Amp dimmer 

and one eight channel 1 Amp dimmer. 

Scene #2 - Party 

Group Level 





Entry Lights 100% 


Kitchen 50% 

Pool Lights 100% 

Driveway Lights 100% 

Scene #3 - Watch a Movie 

Group Level 





Kitchen 50% 

Bedroom 2 Lighting 

Bedroom 3 Lighting 

Scene #4 - Reading & Relaxing 

Group Level 




The lighting groups connected to 

C-Bus outputs are assigned to the 

scene buttons and produce six 

different lighting patterns within 

the house. 

Scene #5 - Goodnight 

Group Level 






Kitchen 0% 

Rumpus Room 0% 

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SCHEMATIC OVERVIEW OF CONNECTING A C-BUS SYSTEM 

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THIS IS TO INDICATE THE PRINCIPLES OF C-BUS 

CONNECTIONS. PLEASE REFER TO INDIVIDUAL 

EQUIPMENT TECHNICAL DATA FOR FULL DETAILS 

OF INSTALLATION AND ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS. 

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User Interface/Control 

· The wall-mounted controller includes separate 

buttons to allow the user to individually dim three 

separate groups. The controlled output groups 

are programmable via a software assignable 

addressing system and are not limited to any 

hard wired groups of outputs. 

HOW TO SPECIFY SCENE MASTER 

TO OBTAIN A COPY OF THIS SPECIFICATION IN ELECTRONIC FORMAT (E.G., ASCII TXT FILE 

OR MICROSOFT WORD DOC FILE), PLEASE CONTACT YOU LOCAL CLIPSAL REPRESENTATIVE. 

General 

· A wall mounted Lighting Scene Controller is 

provided to allow the user of the system to 

access lighting in the nominated areas.Switching, 

dimming and scene control are provided by the 

unit. The user accesses the controller via buttons 

located on the front panel or via a hand held 

remote Infra-red controller. 

Mechanical 

· The Scene Controller is suitable for attachment 

to either an Australian, British or South African 

Standard Electrical Wall Box. 

· The unit can be mounted directly to a flat wall 

surface via supplied mounting brackets. 

· Cable termination is via a single Cat 5 data 

cable. No additional mains or low voltage cabling 

is required. 

· To facilitate daisy chaining of units and as an aid 

to maintenance, two loop-in/loop-out removable 

terminal blocks are 

accessible on the 

rear of the unit. 

· For ease of 

maintenance, the 

lighting output units 

(dimmers, relays, etc.) 

should be mounted 

remotely. Output devices 

mounted in the wall 

(either as an integral part 

of the Lighting Controller 

or as a separate unit) 

will not be accepted. 

· The Lighting Controller forms an integral part 

of the lighting system and has the capabilities to 

communicate with other input and output devices 

attached directly to the systems communication 

bus, including (but not limited to) Relay Units, 

Dimmer Units, Wall mounted Switches, Light Level 

Sensors and Passive Infra-red Movement Detectors. 

Output Load Control 

· The Scene Controller is load size and type 

independent and capable of regulating loads such 

as incandescent, ELV Tungsten Halogen and HF 

or Digital fluorescent ballasts through appropriate 

output devices. 

Preset Scenes 

· The Lighting Controller incorporates a 

minimum of five programmable preset buttons 

associated LEDs. The LEDs indicate whether a 

lighting scene is active. 

· The user is able to assign and recall a 

preset lighting scene directly from the unit. Whilst 

acceptable for testing and commissioning 

purposes, Controllers that require the user to 

attach a separate device (e.g., a PC) to program 

and re-program scenes will not be accepted. 

· The unit has the facility to include a minimum 

of nine separate lighting groups as part of each 

preset scene. These nine groups are defined 

as follows: 

· Three of these nine groups (the ‘primary groups’) 

are available on all five presets. 

· The other six groups (the ‘secondary groups’) 

are defined individually on each preset. 

Thus, the Lighting Controller has the facility to 

control a minimum of thirty-three programmable 

groups across the five presets. These thirty-three 

groups should have the ability to be associated 

with multiple outputs. 

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Preset Learning 

· The unit has a ‘Setup Mode’ which allows 

the Lighting Controller to ‘learn’ required lighting 

scenes without the use of a computer. A scene 

is learnt by initiating Setup Mode, manually 

setting a scene via the Scene Controller and 

other system input devices (e.g. wall switches) 

and assigning a load to a preset button. 

Preset Triggering 

· It is possible to trigger a preset scene from 

an external input device which forms an integral 

part of the control system. The external devices 

capable of triggering scenes include a separate 

Scene Controller, and wall mounted input 

switches connected directly to the bus system. 

Power-up 

· If power to the unit is lost, all preset levels are 

stored in non-volatile memory. 

Scene Fade Rate 

· When programming a Lighting Scene, the user 

also has a button available to manually select the 

fade (ramp) rate for that scene. As a minimum, the 

fade rate is selectable as 0 seconds, 4 seconds, 

12 seconds, 60 seconds and 10 minutes. Other 

fade rate times between 0 and a minimum of 

1020 seconds are assignable through the 

system’s software. The fade rate button has an 

associated series of LEDs to indicate the chosen 

fade rate. 

· A second press of each scene button causes the 

pre-programmed fade-in rates to be overridden 

and the target to be ‘instantly’ established. 

Master OFF 

· A ‘Master Off’ button is available on the 

Lighting Controller. This Master Off button is 

programmable to allow the user to selectively 

turn off a variable number of controlled output 

groups. Pressing the Master Off button turns 

off all three of the primary groups. 

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· A special fade rate is associated with the Master 

Off button and is indicated following a press of the 

Master Off button. 

Night Light function 

· There is provision for a “night light” function. 

This option can be enabled or disabled via the 

installation software. When enabled, it functions 

as follows: If no indicator other than the fade rate 

is active on the Lighting Controller (all primary 

groups are off) then all five scene indicators will 

be dimly lit. 

Infra-red Interface 

· The hand held Remote control scene buttons 

(1 to 5) function as the scene buttons on the 

Lighting Controller. The Infra-red Controller effectively 

mimics the press scene buttons on the unit. 

· The Remote control ‘All Off’ button functions 

the same as the master off button on the 

Lighting Controller. 

· The Master Up/Down buttons ramps the 3 

primary groups simultaneously. The Master Up/ 

Down buttons on the Infra-red Controller mimics 

the functions of the individual up/down buttons on 

the Lighting Controller. 

· The level change performed by the Master Up/ 

Down buttons on the Infra-red Controller is only 

temporary and should not affect the preset levels. 

· All the scene button indicators flash when 

the scene controller is receiving valid data from 

the remote control Lighting Controller. 

Self-Testing 

· The unit includes a self-test routine. 

Controller Type 

· The Lighting Controller shall be as a Clipsal C-Bus 

Scene Master, part number 5035NIRS, scene 

controller with IR control (part number includes 

one 5035TX Scene Master handheld Infra-red 

Remote Control unit). 

SCENE MASTER TECHNICAL DETAILS 

SCENE MASTER CONTROLLER 

Catalogue Number 5035NIRS 

C-Bus Supply Voltage 15-36V DC @ 36mA required for normal operation. 

Does not source current to the C-Bus network. 

AC Input Impedance 50k @ 1kHz 

Electrical Isolation 3.75kV RMS. from C-Bus to mains 

(provided external to 5035NIRS) 

Control Functions 5 Preset Scenes 

Master Off Function 

Multi-Zone Up/Down Dim Functions 

Programmable Zone Fade Rates 

Maximum Number 33 Control Zones (Group Addresses) 

of Control Zones 

Status Indicators Primary 3 x 7 LED BAR GRAPH – Colour Orange 

Zone Level Indicators 

Scene Status x 5 – Colour Orange 

Fallback Mode Option Software Programmable low intensity LED illumination setting 

Night Light Option Allows permanent Scene Status LED illumination at low 

brightness level 

Maximum Number of Units 50 

on a single C-Bus Network 

Switch Operations >100K operations 

Warm Up Time 3 seconds 

Network Clock Software selectable 

C-Bus Connection 2 x Loop-in / Loop-out Removable Terminal Blocks provided 

0.2 – 1.5mm 2 (24-16AWG) 

Dimensions 175 x 88 x 23.3mm (LxWxD) 

Weight 220g 

Colour White 

Operating Temperature Range 0 – 45°C 

Operating Humidity Range 10 – 95% RH 

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UP/DOWN 

Control for 

Primary Zone 1 

Brightness Level 

Indicator for 

Primary Zone 1 

Master OFF Button 

Scene 1 

Status Indicator 


Selection Button 



SCENE MASTER INFRA-RED REMOTE CONTROL 

Catalogue Number 5035TX 

Supply Voltage 3V DC required for normal operation. 

Transmission range reduces with battery voltage. 

Battery Lithium Coin Battery CR2025 (or equivalent) 

Battery Shelf Life Approximately 1 Year 

Infra-red Transmission Range < 15m at 90° to Scene Master Control Unit 

Infra-red Transmission Protocol Standard NEC IR Code Compatible 

Control Functions 8 Membrane Buttons 

UNIT CONTROL CAPABILITIES 

Scene Controller Capabilities 

5 Preset Scene Buttons 

Master Off Button 

Multi-Zone Up/Down Dim Buttons 

Dimensions 86 x 54 x 8mm (LxWxD) 

Weight 28g 

Colour Black 

Number of Zones per unit 33 Zones per unit 

Number of Zones per system 255 Zones (Groups) per network 

65,025 Zones (Groups) per system 

Number of Scenes 5 scenes per unit. 

250 scenes per network 

63,750 scenes per system 

Number of units 50 per network 

12,225 units per system 

SCENE MASTER CONTROLS LAYOUT 

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Protective 

Dust Cover 

Surround 

Fade Rate 



Status Indicator 



Infra-red Receiver 

Select Scene 1 





Infra-red Transmitter 

Ramp Down 

(Primary Zones) 

Master 

OFF 

Ramp Up 

(Primary 

Zones) 

MECHANICAL DETAILS 

INFRA-RED REMOTE CONTROL 

STANDARDS COMPLIED 

Standard Title 

UNIVERSAL MOUNTING BRACKET 

SCENE MASTER CONTROL UNIT 

AS/NZS 3100:1997 General Requirements for Electrical Equipment 

AS/NZS 3260:1993 Approval and test specification – Safety of 

information technology and business equipment 

AS/NZS 1044:1995 RFI Emissions Standard 

IEC/CISPR 14:1993 RFI Emissions Standard 

BS/EN 55014: 1994 RFI Emissions Standard 

BS/EN 61000-4-2 Immunity to Electrostatic Discharge 

BS/EN 61000-4-3 Immunity to Radio Frequency Interference 

BS/EN 61000-4-4 Immunity to Electrical Fast Transients 

BS/EN 61000-4-5 Immunity to Surge Voltages 

89/336/EEC Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive 

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THE COMPLETE CLIPSAL C-BUS SYSTEM 

BECAUSE SCENE MASTER IS AN INTEGRAL PART OF THE CLIPSAL C-BUS SYSTEM, IT CAN 

BE USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH OTHER C-BUS PRODUCTS TO CREATE A COMPLETE BUILDING 

CONTROL SYSTEM. FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT OTHER C-BUS PRODUCTS REFER TO THEIR 

SEPARATE TECHNICAL DATA SHEETS OR CONTACT YOUR NEAREST CLIPSAL REPRESENTATIVE. 

Input Units 

Programmable Wall Mounted, 

Key Input Units 

· 1, 2 or 4 gang switches in standard sized wall plate 

· Can be software programmed as function as on / 

off switches, dimmers or timers 

· Programmable LED status indicators. 

· Wide range of styles and finishes including 

metallic, with plain or engraved face plates 

· Only requires the 2 conductor C-Bus cable - 

mains power is not required 

· 4 gang ‘Scene Setting’ version also available for 

multiple scene set-up 

· 4 gang switch built in with Infra-red receiver also available 

(for use with Hand Held Remote Controller) 

Auxiliary Input Modules 

· Switch Input Modules allow conventional 

switches and push-buttons interface with C-Bus 

· Can be software programmed as function as on / 

off switches, dimmers, timers or scene setting 

· Actions can also be programmed as a result of 

contact closures or openings in sensors, smoke 

detectors with isolation units, limit switches, level 

detectors, phase failure relays, etc. 

· The remote switches are electrically isolated from 

the C-Bus System by the use of transformers on 

each channel input 

Occupancy Sensors 

· Indoor and outdoor passive Infra-red (IP66) models 

· All functions separately adjustable and programmable 

· Programmable LED indicators 

· Walk test light indicator 

· Sensitivity & Light level adjustment 

· Integrated Light-level sensor, Sunset Switch and 

Security modes 

· Indoor ultrasonic version and combined 

ultrasonic and passive Infra-red indoor version 

OCCUPANCY SENSORS 

2000, C2000, 

B-STYLE AND 

SLIMLINE 

AUXILIARY 

INPUT MODULE 

LIGHT LEVEL SENSOR 

TEMPERATURE 

SENSOR 

TIME CLOCK MODULE 

REMOTE CONTROLLER 

Light Level Sensor 

· Measures from 20 to 3000 Lux 

· Programmable hysteresis values 

· Standard size mounting plate 



Temperature Sensor 

· Measures from 0° to 50°C, with adjustable 

hysteresis 

· Standard size mounting plate 



· Connects directly to C-Bus Network 

· Communicates directly with other C-Bus devices 

· Status light indicator 

Time Clock Module 

· Allows user override for special events and 

situations 

· Controls 2 separate C-Bus Channels and 

includes battery back-up 

· 7 day time control 

· 42 memory locations 

· 24 hour time backup 

· Vertical & horizontal mount 

· LCD clock display 

Remote Controller (Infra-red) 

· Allows remote control of any standard C-Bus 

function 

· Provides scene setting, timer, dimming and other 

overrides 

· A single remote control can be used to control 

a number of rooms without re-programming 

· 4 button or 12 button versions available 

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Output Units 

Professional Series Dimmers 

· Total unit capacity 20A 

· Available as 4 channels x 5A, 2 channels x 10A 

and 1 channel x 20A 

· Suitable for resistive loads (incandescent lamps) 

and inductive Low Voltage lighting transformers 

(e.g., 12V dichroic lamps). De-rating factor 

applicable for electronic transformers 

· Dimming setting for each channel is individually 

controllable 

· Dimming speeds (ramp-up times) are 

independently programmable 

· Frequency and amplitude output stability 

· Incorporates a C-Bus power supply unit (60mA) 

· Manual overrides to toggle the output state 

· LED output channel status indication 

· EMC compliant 

DIN Series Dimmers 

· Total unit capacity 8A 

· Available as 8 x 1A channels or 4 x 2A channels 

· Suitable for resistive loads (incandescent lamps) 

and inductive Low Voltage lighting transformers 

(e.g. 12V dichroic lamps). De-rating factor 

applicable for electronic transformers 

· Versions with and without C-Bus power supply units 



· EMC compliant 

DIN Mounted Relay Units 

· Relay units with voltage free contacts 

· 12 Channels x 10A inductive 

· 12 Channels x 10A resistive, 1A inductive 

· 4 Channels x 10A inductive 

· Versions with and without C-Bus power supply 

units on-board 



PROFESSIONAL SERIES DIMMER 

DIN SERIES DIMMER 

DIN MOUNTED 

RELAY UNITS 

FOUR CHANNEL 

ANALOGUE OUTPUT 

DEVICE 

SINGLE AND TWO CHANNEL 

RELAY DEVICES 

20A FOUR 

CHANNEL RELAY 

DSI Gateway 

· Provides C-Bus control of electronic DSI 

digital ballasts 

· Controls up to 100 DSI ballasts per channel 

· Channel status indicators 

· Faulty lamp/ballast detection and indication 

· DSI channel overload detection and indication 

· Local manual override buttons 

· Remote override facility 

Four Channel 0-10V Analogue Output Device 

· Controls third-party devices that use industry 

standard 0-10V or 1-10V dc control voltage 

(e.g. electronic controllable fluorescent ballasts) 

· Output voltage for each channel is individually 

controllable 

· Rate of change (ramp time) is independently 

programmable 

· Able to source or sink control current 

Single and Two Channel Relay Devices 

· 10A resistive and inductive switching plus 0-10V 

dc output 

· Compact modules for integration within other 

equipment 

· Integrated power supplies, override switches 

and LED status indicators 

20A Four Channel Relay Unit 

· Integrated or remote override switches and LED 

status indicators also available 

· Individual control of each output 

· Self-Powered (does not draw current from the 

C-Bus network) 

· Relay is mechanically latched for safety 

· Remote Manual Override ON/OFF of all four 

channels on a Module 

· Capability to switch 20A HID or fluorescent loads 

(2000A inrush and 1500A short circuit capabilities) 

· No de-rating required for inductive lighting loads 

· Manual operation lever built into relay with on/off 

indication 

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System Support Units 

Network Bridge 

· Data gateway between C-Bus networks. 

· Allow isolation of networks whilst maintaining all 

communications, and are also used to amplify the 

control signals in large installations. 

Power Supply Unit 

· Converts 240V a.c. input to C-Bus 36V d.c., 

maximum C-Bus current of 350mA. 

· High ac impedance at C-Bus communications 

frequencies 

· Supports up to 18 C-Bus units. 

· LED Status indicators 

· Current overload / limiting protection circuitry 

PC Interface 

· Gateway between PC (RS232) and a C-Bus 

network 

· Provides system clock for synchronised data 

communications 

· Provides Burden Network to C-Bus 

· Uses a standard 9 pin RS232 serial port 

connection 

· Allows any external device with RS232 output to 

be interfaced to a C-Bus system 

C-Bus Software Tools 

C-Bus Installation software 

· Programming and Commissioning Software Tools 

· Ability to group loads in any required 

combination of switching combinations 

· Provides Manual and Automatic (time based) 

control for users who want control the system via 

a PC 

· Runs under Microsoft Windows 95/98 and NT 

NETWORK BRIDGE 

POWER SUPPLY UNIT 

PC INTERFACE 

C-BUS SOFTWARE TOOLS 

C-GATE SOFTWARE APPLICATION 

C-LUTION GRAPHICAL USER 

INTERFACE SOFTWARE APPLICATION 

C-Gate Software Application 

· C-Gate is the gateway software program which allows 

third parties to integrate with the C-Bus system 

· C-Gate server software can be embedded into 

third party software to automatically model the 

C-Bus network 

· C-Gate server is a software platform that monitors 

and controls the components of the Clipsal C-Bus 

system 

· C-Gate uses the industry standard TCP/IP interface 

· C-Gate is written in JAVA and so can be ported to 

Windows, Linux, Mac OS, or Unix 

· C-Gate allows you to connect multiple C-Bus 

networks across a TCP/IP backbone. TCP/IP is 

the Internet protocol 

C-Lution graphical user 

interface Software Application 

· graphical interface representing the C-Bus 

network and building layout 

· Provides Graphical C-Bus monitor and control 

functions 

· Provides C-Bus data logging 

· C-Bus users can monitor in real time if a load is 

On, Off or its dimmed level 

· C-Bus units can be modelled and displayed in 

any format 

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