Description

The Room Automation Panel (RAP) was developed to provide Lightware’s own, independent room control interface for small to medium-sized huddle rooms and meeting spaces.

Operators can build systems without the need of third party control, based on purely Lightware technology and on our open API, saving investment and maintenance costs, without compromising on system reliability.

Features

The release of RAP brings two groundbreaking, significant possibilities:

• It provides of Event Manager where the installed devices in an application do not include it by default.
• It also represents an independent device with built-in Event Manager room control, where connected system elements and programmed room scenarios can also be triggered by direct manual commands. 

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Colors and Dimensions

RAP-B511 is available in numerous colors and dimensions in order to fit every room design. Click here to see available size and color variants.

Button Operation Modes and Light Feedbacks

The programmable buttons on RAP doesn’t only assume various direct Event Manager commands and batch sequences – like managing crosspoint switch, display or system on/off or lights and shade control – but can do so by working according to the actual functions as momentary, toggle or radio buttons.

The buttons are backlit, and their light effects are also programmable to provide feedback on their current status, e.g. a button light can be off when the room lights are off, and can be lit bright when the related lights in the room are turned on. The button background lights can perform the following light patterns:

All the Control You Need

RAP can provide you with the necessary control and prepare your room for any desired scenario. It can be programmed to perform actions automatically at a scheduled time, in response to predefined changes like a movement detected by a sensor, or by receiving a direct manual command of a button press or a turn on the knob. It is easy to install, easy to integrate with third party systems, and if you have Lightware gear inside the room without Event Manager, then installing a RAP panel is the most convenient way to add automation to the system.

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function meeting() {

a=document.getElementById(“button1”);
b=document.getElementById(“button2”);
c=document.getElementById(“button3”);
meet=document.getElementById(“meeting”);
conf=document.getElementById(“conference”);
v=document.getElementById(“vinx”);

a.style.opacity = “1”;
b.style.opacity = “0.5”;
c.style.opacity = “0.5”;

meet.style.display = ‘block’;
conf.style.display = ‘none’;
v.style.display = ‘none’;

}

function conference() {

a=document.getElementById(“button1”);
b=document.getElementById(“button2”);
c=document.getElementById(“button3”);
meet=document.getElementById(“meeting”);
conf=document.getElementById(“conference”);
v=document.getElementById(“vinx”);

a.style.opacity = “0.5”;
b.style.opacity = “1”;
c.style.opacity = “0.5”;

meet.style.display = ‘none’;
conf.style.display = ‘block’;
v.style.display = ‘none’;

}

function vinx() {

a=document.getElementById(“button1”);
b=document.getElementById(“button2”);
c=document.getElementById(“button3”);
meet=document.getElementById(“meeting”);
conf=document.getElementById(“conference”);
v=document.getElementById(“vinx”);

a.style.opacity = “0.5”;
b.style.opacity = “0.5”;
c.style.opacity = “1”;

meet.style.display = ‘none’;
conf.style.display = ‘none’;
v.style.display = ‘block’;

}
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Features