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l Contact State: Tap Contacts Are Open or Contacts Are Closed to select the state of the
sensor contacts when the sensor is activated or deactivated.
l Enable Pull-Up Resistor: Tap the Enable Pull-Up Resistor check box to enable a pull-up
resistor for the hardware connection. A checked box indicates an enabled pull-up resistor.

Tap the Interrupts tab to configure the interrupts for the device.

NOTE: Touch screens that do not have speakers display the interrupt messages but cannot
play the associated sound.

l Event: The action that triggers the interrupt.
l Enabled: To enable or disable the interrupt for the device, tap the check box next to
Enabled. When an interrupt is enabled, it is displayed in the Crestron Home user interface.
l Bypass Do Not Disturb: Tap the check box to override the Do Not Disturb setting for the
room and play the chime for the interrupt.

l Message: The message that is displayed on the user interface device when the interrupt
occurs. The default interrupt message is "[Device Name] in [Room Name]." For example,
"Occupancy Sensor in Living Room."
To display a custom message, enter the message in the field. Tap the Reset button to
revert to the default interrupt message.

l Mute Whole House: To mute the audio that is playing in any media room, tap the check
box next to Mute Whole House. The audio is muted for the time set in the Duration field.
The default Mute Whole House setting is enabled.
l Duration: The length of time that the audio in the room is muted. The duration can be set
between 1 and 60 seconds. The default duration is 5 seconds.

Tap the Test tab to verify that the device functions properly.

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