ERn control

You have to have zones in light manager for the relay panel.

Have you tested to be sure you're getting valid DMX out?

I do have zones built in my light manager

The LynTec says its receving dmx, but than it also flashes over to the warning light saying it has low voltage.

The zones I am using are 79 - 94.. do I have to set the Lyntec to start at 79 on its jumpers? .

I'm assuming we're talking about Paradigm LightDesigner configuration here (rather than Light Manager) since you mentioned an ERn.  If that's correct, you would want to set the Lyntec to use whatever addresses on DMX output B that you patched the relevant channels into.  If it's Light Manager, then the Lyntec settings should correspond to the relevant dimmer numbers from the zone properties.

Thank you.. and yes I am using Pardigm LightDesigner in this situation. I sure hope this works

Tony G said:

The LynTec says its receving dmx, but than it also flashes over to the warning light saying it has low voltage.

(Emphasis mine)

To me, that sounds like there is an issue with the LynTec unit that needs to be addressed before you'll get control.
Many power control systems shut themselves down to limit/prevent damage if they believe the supply voltage to be out of range - either too high or too low.

This may be a fault with the power supply or a fault with the rack - my first step would be to measure the supply voltage(s) of the LynTec unit to determine whether it is genuinely receiving a good supply.
If it is being supplied with the correct voltages, then contact the supplier and/or manufacturer of the LynTec unit for advice on faultfinding and how best to correct it.

Tony G said:

The LynTec says its receving dmx, but than it also flashes over to the warning light saying it has low voltage.

(Emphasis mine)

To me, that sounds like there is an issue with the LynTec unit that needs to be addressed before you'll get control.
Many power control systems shut themselves down to limit/prevent damage if they believe the supply voltage to be out of range - either too high or too low.

This may be a fault with the power supply or a fault with the rack - my first step would be to measure the supply voltage(s) of the LynTec unit to determine whether it is genuinely receiving a good supply.
If it is being supplied with the correct voltages, then contact the supplier and/or manufacturer of the LynTec unit for advice on faultfinding and how best to correct it.