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Connection parameters are TCP port and IP address in case of using a network interface.
The password is only needed if using a direct network connection to GRX-CI-NWK-E. The default password for this
interface is 'nwk'.
Important note: Make sure that you enable scene status feedback and raw feedback on the Lutron interfaces. This
is done by setting the DIP switches 6 and 7 to ON on the interface itself.
Defining Grafik Eye resources
The resources you need to define are control units and accessory controls (e.g. keypads) with which you need to
interact. Each is determined by an address in the range 1 to 8 for control units, or 1 to 16 for accessory controls.
You can use the monitoring facilities to identify addresses.
Grafik Eye events and commands
Events from a Grafik Eye system can be lighting scene changes or individual key presses.
Possible commands are scene changes on control units.
Lutron Grafik QS
Connecting to a Grafik QS system
Connection to a Grafik QS system is done via a QSE-CI-NWK-E interface, which allows for Ethernet and RS232
connectivity.
For RS232 communications, set the same bit rate on the QSE-CI-NWK-E interface and on MLGW connection
settings.
Connection settings for Ethernet are the IP address of the interface and the password. The default password is 'nwk'.
Defining Grafik QS resources
The resources you need to define are control units and accessory controls (e.g. keypads) with which you need to
interact. Each is defined by a serial number which can be found on a label on each product, or from the control units
bus status information, or by inspecting MLGW monitoring information.
Grafik QS events and commands
Events from a Grafik QS system can be lighting scene changes on control units, or key presses.
Possible commands are scene changes on control units.
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