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7 7  = Overview =
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9 9  All Crestron lighting control programs function on the same basic principles with regard to addressing devices. The lighting control program maintains an internal database of controlled hardware (i.e. load controllers, keypads, sensors, etc.) which are each given a unique //address//. These unique addresses, as defined in the program, include the //device connection ID// (a.k.a. Cresnet ID) of the controlled device, the //device host id// (i.e., the ID of the device where the Cresnet or Zūm Link cable is landed), and the //device host branch// (for cases where the host device has multiple Nets, such as the DIN-CENCN-2).
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64 64  * Press "Address Device"
65 65  * Press "Close"
66 66  * Press the "Query Cresnet" button
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