
Programming the NXB-CCG (for Clear Connect Dimmers and Switches)
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RPM Device Configuration Guide - NXB-CCG NetLinx Clear Connect Gateway
The following table lists the six RPM Lighting Scenes, provides their default dim level values, and indicates the one-to-
one correlation between Lighting Scenes 1-6 in RMP and Buttons 1-6 in the NXB-CCG WebConsole:
Fundamentally, the RPM Lighting Scenes equate to Buttons 1-6 (under CCT Processor) in the NXB-CCG’s WebConsole.
As an example, since RPM Lighting Scene 1 has a default dim level value of 20%, it is necessary to program Button 1 in
the NXB-CCG WebConsole to also have a dim level value of 20%.
To program Buttons 1 - 6 on the NXB-CCG:
1. In the WebConsole, open the Program page.
2. Click to expand the CCT Processor entry in the Devices window.
The "CCT Processor" indicated here represents the NXB-CCG.
Under OCC Processor, note the listing of buttons 1-10 (FIG. 44):
Buttons 1 - 6 equate to the six Lighting Scenes defined in the RPM project. They must be configured to
match the 6 dim values associated with Lighting Scenes 1-6 in RPM, since by default they are all set to
100% (all on). This configuration is done in the Button Details pages, as described below:
Buttons 7 - 10 are not applicable in this case.
You can add a Dimmer function and/or a Switch function to Buttons 1- 6 under CCT Processor.
Dimmer Functions specify a dim level (as well as fade time) to each button. These six dim levels equate to the
six Lighting Scenes provided by RPM. When you add a Dimmer to a button, it associates the button with the
specified dim level (and fade time).
Switch Functions specify On or Off.
Lighting Scenes 1-6
(in RPM)
Default dim level value
(in RPM)
Associated CCT Processor Button
(in NXB-CCG WebConsole)
• Lighting Scene 1 20% Button 1
• Lighting Scene 2 40% Button 2
• Lighting Scene 3 60% Button 3
• Lighting Scene 4 80% Button 4
• Lighting Scene 5 All On (100%) Button 5
• Lighting Scene 6 All Off (0%) Button 6
FIG. 44
NXB-CCG WebConsole - Program page (CCT Processor expanded)
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