User Guide

PROlink Command Structure

MX Lighting PROlink/AXlink Programming

PROlink remote reboot

Setting a Curve

A curve is used to match the channel level setting with the dimmer output. A curve can be used to

govern the amount of dimming control relative to the level setting allowing for uniform dimming

between different loads.

Setting a Low End voltage

The Low End setting allows a programmer to set the initial turn On voltage. The dimmer will ramp

up to the Low End threshold at Level 1 and stay there until the LE command releases the threshold

and allows normal dimming. This is also used to prevent certain loads from dimming below the

product's ability. They only ramp down to a set level and stay there until it reaches level 0.

Recording Commands

These commands send preset data to the AMX Lighting controller memory chip. All recording and

setup commands are stored in non-volatile memory. These commands are also used to store presets,

assign presets for dry closure recall, and erase stored presets.

QQQ

The command triggers execution equivalent to start-up or activation of reset button.

Syntax:

<pack#>QQQ

Format: Send_String LTS, "'<n>/<c>', 13"

Variables: • <n>: Dimmer number from 1-60, and All

• <c>: Curve selection from 1-9, A-F, N, O

Example 1:

Send_String LTS, "'1/1', 13"

PROlink response: C01 CURVE 1

Example 2: Send_String LTS, "'1&2/6', 13"

PROlink response: CGROUP CURVE 6

Format: Send_String LTS, "'<n>LE<m>', 13"

Variables: • <n>: Dimmer number from 1-60, and All

• <m>: Dimmer level percentage (0-100)

Example 1:

Send_String LTS, "'1LE7', 13"

PROlink response: CMINIMUM LEVEL IS: 007

Example 2: Send_String LTS, "'1-6LE3', 13"

PROlink response: CMINIMUM LEVEL IS: 003