CommScope Redwood version 3.1 - Manual (Page 21)

Commissioning and Administration User Guide 20
Prioritizing Events
Events occur in the order that they are prioritized for each Location. The current Event priorities
for a given Location are seen on the Location Settings tab for the Location. Several Events can
be active at the same time because of scheduling or external signals, but only the Event with the
highest priority applies its lighting Policy. For instance, a regularly scheduled Event on a Monday
can be overridden by a holiday. The unscheduled demand response Policy takes effect for as
long as the corresponding Event is active.
To reorganize Events:
Ÿ In the Location Settings tab, click and drag the higher priority Events toward the top of the
list and lower priority Events toward the bottom of the list.
Policies
The Policy defines what occurs when a particular Event is triggered. As part of the Event
configuration process seen in Section 3.1 you can either select an existing Policy or create a new
one.
To create a Policy from an Event:
After clicking the button you will be presented with a dialog box to configure your 1.
new Policy, as seen below.
First, give your Policy a Name in the Name field. This will be how this Policy will be 2.
identified in all areas of Redwood Manager.
Use the Light Level sliders down arrow to specify the maximum light percentage for the 3.
Location’s Fixtures. If the Location has an occupancy Policy, you can also define a minimum
(off) light level with the up arrow.
To save energy and take advantage of natural daylight, select Daylight Harvesting. Set the 4.
light level to which the lights will not go below. However, the lights go off if the occupancy
Policy permits it.
Note: Fixtures must be calibrated to enable daylight harvesting. Single ballast Locations do
not support daylight harvesting.