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Installation Guide Please Read

IMPORTANT:

•Lightingcontrolsmustbeinstalledbyaqualifiedelectricianinaccordancewithallapplicableregulations.

WARNING: Shock Hazard. Mayresultindeathorseriousinjury. DONOTWIRELIVE!Interrupt

powerviacircuitbreakerbeforewiringandservicing.

•Alwaysturnoffcircuitbreaker/MCBorremovemainfusefrompowerlinebeforedoinganywork.

•Toreducetheriskofoverheatingandpossibledamagetootherequipment,themodulemustbemounted

asshown.Failuretoprovideadequatespaceforcoolingmayresultinoverheatingandvoidthewarranty.

•Modulehumsslightlyduringoperationandtheinternalrelayclickswhenthecircuitisturnedonandoff.

Chooseaninstallationlocationwherethesesoundsareacceptable.

•Lightingcontrolsaredesignedforcommercialindooruseonly.

•ThiscontrolusesPELVwiringmethods.Checkwithyourlocalelectricalinspectorforcompliancewith

nationalandlocalcodesandwiringpractices.

230 V 50/60 Hz 8,75 A (40 – 350 W per zone)

24 V 200 mA (Panels with a power supply only)

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Table of Contents

Overview

Panel Details

Poweredbyaprecision-engineereddimmingpanel,thenewseeTouch®guestroomsolutionisacost-effective,

simple-to-installlightingcontrolsolutionforhotelguestrooms.

Description

• Allowssetupoflightingscenesandshadepresetsusingbuttonsonthepanel.

• Controlsmanylightsourcetypesdirectlyandothersusingpowerinterfaces.

• Providesindividualcontroloflightsources.

• Includesbuilt-inastronomictimeclock.

• Includesonecontactclosureinputand24V powerforoccupantsensorsorotherbuildingmanagement

systems.

• Includescommunicationlinkforseamlessintegrationoflights,motorizedwindowtreatments,andcontrolstations.

• CompatiblewithallLutron®QSsystemcomponents.

Contents

Overview 3

Dimensions and Mounting 4

Panel Wiring 5

Control Unit Wiring 6

Wallstation Installation 7

Start-Up Procedure 8

Ethernet Wiring 9

Contact Closure Wiring 10

Warranty 11

Contact Information 12

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Dimensions

Mounting

Attention Contractor!

Pleaseuseprovidedknockoutsfor

inputmainswiringconduit.Drilling

additionalholesinenclosurecould

damageelectroniccomponents

insidethepanel.

Alldimensionsinmm(in)

Notes

• Forindooruseonly.

• Consultdimensionsdrawingabove

forpanelsize,conduitknockouts,and

mountingholes.

• Mountwhereambienttemperatureis

0to40°C(32to104°F).

• Reinforcewallstructureforweightand

localcodesasnecessary.

• Mountpanelsoline/mainsvoltage

wiringisatleast1,8m(6ft)fromsound

orelectronicequipmentandwiring.

• Lutronrecommendsusing6mm

(0,25in)mountingbolts.

• Allow32mm(1,25in)clearanceon

eachsideofpanelforcover.

• Allow63mm(2,5in)between

enclosures.

• Panelweight:8kg(18lbs)

• Panelshouldnotbemountedinside

anotherelectricalencloser.

Top View

22 (0,88)

337 (13,25)

286 (11,25)

(3,14)

86 (3,39)

with cover

(2,93)

8 (0,31)

337 (13,25)

(1,0)

235

(9,25)

235

(9,25)

191

(7,5)

Front ViewLeft Side

View

Right Side

View

Bottom View

= Knockouts

= Do Not Use

These Knockouts

Front View

Mains

Wiring

No PELV

PELV

Wiring Only

Side

View

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Panel Wiring Instructions

WARNING: Shock Hazard. Turn power OFF to all circuits before installing any part of the

dimming system. Wiring with the power on can result in death or serious personal injury.

NOTICE: Verify that the panel is fed from the correct voltage. A feed miswire or loss of a feed

neutral can cause damage to the equipment.

1.Pull dedicated feeds.Eachpanelrequiresa10Adedicatedfeed.

2.Power and control wires must be run in separate conduit or raceways.Runindividualneutralsforinput

andeachloadcircuit.

3.Use 10 A breakers. Do not exceed 2,1 kW per 10 A circuit. (350 W by 6 zones for 2,1 kW max)

4.Connect load wires to terminals DL1-DL6. Connect all load neutrals for each panel to the neutral

terminals (N).

Load Types

 Thepanelcancontrolincandescent,halogen(tungsten),magneticlow-voltage,andneon/coldcathodeload

types.Electroniclow-voltageandfluorescentloadtypescanbecontrolledwithanappropriateinterface.

• Notallzonesneedtobeconnected;however,connectedzonesmusthavealoadofatleast40W.

• Nozonemaybeloadedwithmorethan350W.Maximumloadcapacityforeachpanelis2,1kW.

• Panelmustnotcarrymorethan8,75Aoftotallightingload.

• AllElectronicLow-Voltage(ELV)lightingusedwiththeElectronicLow-VoltageInterfacemustberatedfor

reverse phase control dimming.BeforeinstallinganELVlightsource,verifywiththemanufacturerthattheir

transformercanbedimmed.Whendimming,anElectronicLow-VoltageInterfaceMUSTbeusedwiththepanel.

Wiring Note

 UsethebottomrightknockoutswhenpullingPELVwiresintothemainpanel,allotherknockoutsfor

non-PELVuse.

1.Strip25mm(1in)ofinsulationfromthePELVcable.

2.Strip9mm(3/8in)ofinsulationfromeachwire.

3.ConnectthePELVwirestothePELVterminalblock.Makesurenobarewireisexposedaftermaking

connections.

4.Therecommendedinstallationtorqueis0,4N•m(3,5in-lb)forPELVconnections.

(L) 220-240 V

( ) Ground / Earth

Occ Sensors

OCC SIG

24 V

OCC COM

Load

MUX

+24 V

COM

(N) Neutral

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Control Unit Wiring

PELV System Wiring

• SystemcommunicationusesPELVwiring.

• Wiringcanbedaisy-chainedorT-tapped.

• Wiringmustberunseparatelyfromline/mainsvoltage.

• PELVwiringlinkrequires:

 –Two1,0mm2(18AWG)conductorsforcontrolpower.

 –Onetwisted,shieldedpairof0,5mm2(22AWG)fordatalink.

 –AvailablefromLutron,P/NGRX-CBL-346S;checkcompatibilityinyourarea.

• Totallengthofcontrollinkmustnotexceed610m(2000ft).

• Upto10wallstationscanbepoweredfromeachPanelwithapowersupply(seemodeldescriptionsfordetails).

1234

Panel #1

Non-RF Panel

(with power supply)

Panels with power supplies can power up to 10 wallstations and cannot

have terminal #2 tied to other panels with power supplies. As shown

in diagram.

* Pin 2 from Panel #2 powers wallstation but does not go to other panels.

Panel #2*

Non-RF Panel

(with power supply)

Panel #3

RF Panel

(NO power supply)

Panel #4

Non-RF Panel

(with power supply)

1234

4 3 2 1

C B A

4 3 2 1

C B A

4 3 2 1

C B A

4 3 2 1

C B A

4 3 2 1

C B A

4 3 2 1

C B A

4 3 2 1

C B A

4 3 2 1

Panel Wiring Example

Daisy-Chain Wiring Example

Panel

T-Tap Wiring Example

Panel

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Wallstation Wiring: Panel with up to Ten Wallstation Controls

 EachpanelwithapowersupplycanpoweruptotenWallstationControls.Ifyouneedtopowermorethanten

WallstationControlsfromonepanel,installanexternal24V powersupply.

 Maximumof300m(1000ft)betweentheControlUnitandthesecondWallstation.Forlongerdistances,use

anexternalPELVrated24V powersupply.

IMPORTANT WIRING NOTE:

 Daisy-chaintheterminal1,terminal2,terminal3,andterminal4connectionstothepaneland

WallstationControls.

Note:DonotallowPELVwirestocontactline/mainswires.

Wallstation Installation

Control Station Device (CSD) Link Wiring

• Uselow-voltagePELVwiringtoconnectWallstations

tothepanellink.

• Makeconnectionsinsidethewallboxorinaswitch/

junctionboxwithamaximumwirelengthof2,5m

(8ft)fromthelinktotheWallstation.

• Strip9mm(3/8in)insulationfrombothtwistedpairs

inthewallbox.

• Two1,0mm2(18AWG)conductorsforcommon

(terminal1)and24V (terminal2).Thesewillnotfit

interminals.Connectasshown.

• Oneshielded,twistedpair0,5mm2(22AWG)for

datalink(terminals3and4).

• ConnectDrain/Shieldasshown.Donotconnect

toGround(Earth)orWallstation.Connectthebare

drainwiresandcutofftheoutsideshield.

Note: SomeWallstationshavea“D”terminalfor

Drain.TheDrain/Shieldwiremaybeconnectedto

thisterminal.

4 3 2 1

C B A

PELV(Class2:USA)

Controlwiring

(2)1,0mm2(18AWG)

1:Common

2:24V

(2)1,0mm2

(18AWG)

(2)1,0mm2

(18AWG)

DataLink-(1)twisted,shieldedpair

0,5mm2(22AWG)

3:MUX

4:MUX

RearofWallstation

Contact Closure Input Wiring

• UsePELV/SELVwiringtoconnectthecontact

closureinputstotheWallstation.

• Inputsmustbedrycontactclosureorground

referencedsolid-stateoutputs.

• Wallstationismiswireprotectedupto36V.

• Outputsmuststayintheclosedoropenstatesfor

atleast40msinordertoberecognizedbythe

Wallstation.

4 3 2 1

C B A

B:Input2

A:Input1

C:Common

(3)1,0mm2

(18AWG)

RearofWallstation

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Wallstation Installation (continued)

1.Mountwallboxwithappropriatedepth.

2.Strip9mm(3/8in)insulationfrombothtwisted

pairsinthewallbox.

Start-up Procedure

Check Load Circuits

1.Makesurethefactory-installedbypassjumper(s)arestillinplacebetweentheL(Live)andDL(DimmerLoad)

terminals.Replacepanelcover.Turncircuitbreakeron.

2.ChecktheinputcurrenttotheL(Live)terminalwitha“clamp-on”typecurrentprobe.Thecurrentprobe

shouldmeasurenomorethan8,75A.

3.TurnloadsONforatleasttenminutes.Ifcircuitbreakertrips,turnpowerOFF,thenlocateandcorrectmiswire

oroverload.

Check Panel

1.WithpowerOFF,makesureallcontrolwiringiscorrect.Replacepanelcover.Turncircuitbreakeron.

2.Pushbuttonsonwallstationcontrol.Thelightingshouldgotofull,butthecontrolindicatorlightsshouldgo

on/off.

Remove Bypass Jumpers

1.TurnpowerOFF.

2.Removetheloadcircuitbypassjumperfromthecontrolpanel.

3.TurnpowerON.ChangethescenebuttonsontheGrafikEye®QStomakesuretheyadjustthelightlevel.

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RS232/Ethernet Wiring

WARNING: Shock Hazard. Mayresultin

deathorseriousinjury. DONOTWIRELIVE!

Interruptpowerviacircuitbreakerbefore

wiringandservicing.

ForEthernetlink,useCAT5cable(notincluded)to

connecttoauxiliaryequipment.Maximumlength

forCAT5cableis100m(328ft).TheEthernet

LinkLEDwilllightcontinuouslywhenthelinkis

presentandwillflashwhenthereislinkactivity.

AdditionalEthernetnetworkequipmentandcables

notprovided.

Network Connections

DIP

Switches LED1:Power

LED2,3:Unused

LED4:RS232LinkTx

LED5:RS232LinkRx

LED6:DataLinkTx

LED7:DataLinkRx

DataLink

(tocontrol

units,

processors,

and

wallstations)

RS232

Link

Ethernet

Link

Ethernet Interface Wiring

RS232 Link Wiring

• Standard9-pinserialconnectorplugsintoRS232

equipment,andtoEthernetInterface.

• Mustbe15m(50ft)orless.

Ethernet Link Wiring

•StandardCAT5cableconnectsEthernetInterface

toPC,router,orotherEthernetsource.

•Nocrossovercableneeded.

•Shouldnotexceed100m(328ft).

•Ethernetnetworkandcablenotprovided.

RS232 Signals

Signals Pinon9-pinCable

Com 5

TxD 3

RxD 2

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Contact Closure Wiring

IO Connections

DIP switches

LED 1: CCO 1

LED 2: CCO 2

LED 3: CCO 3

LED 4: CCO 4

LED 5: CCO 5

LED 6: Unused

LED 7: Status

Notes: CCO LED is ON when CCO NO (normally

open contact) is closed.

Status LED blinks once per second

during normal operation

CCO and CCI connectors hold one

0,08 - 1,5 mm2(28 - 16 AWG) wire

NC = Normally closed

NO = Normally open

Data Link (to wallstations)

3: MUX

1: Common

4: MUX

CCO 1 NC

CCO 1 NO

1-2 COM

CCO 2 NC

CCO 2 NO

CCO 3 NC

CCO 3 NO

3-4 COM

CCO 4 NC

CCO 4 NO

CCO 5 NC

CCO 5 NO

5 COM

CCI 1

CCI 2

CCI 3

CCI 4

CCI 5

COM

Contact Closure Outputs Contact

Closure

Inputs

1234567

Program button

2: 24 V

DIP switches

LED 1: CCO 1

LED 2: CCO 2

LED 3: CCO 3

LED 4: CCO 4

LED 5: CCO 5

LED 6: Unused

LED 7: Status

Notes: CCO LED is ON when CCO NO (normally

open contact) is closed.

Status LED blinks once per second

during normal operation

CCO and CCI connectors hold one

0,08 - 1,5 mm2(28 - 16 AWG) wire

NC = Normally closed

NO = Normally open

Data Link (to wallstations)

3: MUX

1: Common

4: MUX

CCO 1 NC

CCO 1 NO

1-2 COM

CCO 2 NC

CCO 2 NO

CCO 3 NC

CCO 3 NO

3-4 COM

CCO 4 NC

CCO 4 NO

CCO 5 NC

CCO 5 NO

5 COM

CCI 1

CCI 2

CCI 3

CCI 4

CCI 5

COM

Contact Closure Outputs Contact

Closure

Inputs

1234567

Program button

2: 24 V

Contact Closure Ratings

Five Input Terminals

• Acceptsmaintainedinputsandmomentaryinputswith40ms

minimumpulsetimes.

• Off-stateleakagecurrentmustbelessthan100μA.

• Opencircuitvoltage:24V maximum.

• Inputsmustbedrycontactclosure,solidstate,opencollector,

oractive-low(NPN)/activehigh(PNP)output.

 –OpencollectorNPNoractive-lowon-statevoltagemustbe

lessthan2Vandsink3,0mA.

 –OpencollectorPNPoractive-highon-statevoltagemustbe

greaterthan12Vandsource3,0mA.

• Lutronrecommendsamaximumof3occupantsensorswired

inparallelperinput.

Five Output Terminals

• Provideselectablemaintainedormomentary(250ms)outputs.

• Theinterfaceisnotratedtocontrolunclamped,inductiveloads.

Inductiveloadsinclude,butarenotlimitedto,relays,solenoids,

andmotors.Tocontrolthesetypesofequipment,aflyback

diodemustbeused(DCvoltagesonly).Seediagrambelow.

• Outputrelaysarenon-latching(i.e.ifrelaysareclosedand

powerislost,relayswillopen).

Supply

Voltage

0–24V

Resistive

Load

1,0A

0,5A

24V 

max.

Inductive

Load

Flyback

Diode

(requiredfor

inductive

loads)

IO

Output

Output Ratings

NO NC

COM

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