Lutron Electronics RADIO RA2 Manuel utilisateur

manual setup guide

a step-by-step guide for manually setting up a

complete Lutron®RadioRAR2 wireless control system

start here

please leave this setup guide with owner

Lutron Technical Support Hotline

800.523.9466 U.S.A./Canada/Caribbean

24 hours, 7 days a week

table of contents

read through all instructions before starting

overview 3

planning and design 6

installing 8

creating the system 10

choosing room/scene buttons 12

about programming 14

programming buttons 15

programming keypad columns 22

programming Pico®wireless controls 24

programming shortcuts 27

programming Visor Control Receiver 29

optional: conﬁguring VCRX inputs 31

optional: testing RF signal quality 32

optional: setting shade/drapery limits 34

resetting devices to factory settings 35

repeater troubleshooting 37

device troubleshooting 38

Technical Support 24/7—800.523.9466

If you have any questions, visit us on the web at www.lutron.com/radiora2.

For immediate assistance, call the LutronRTechnical Support Hotline at

800.523.9466 (U.S.A./Canada/Caribbean) 24 hours, 7 days a week.

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Note: Once a system has been programmed using the RadioRAR2 Design

and Setup PC Tool, the system cannot be manually programmed. All subsequent

programming must be performed using the RadioRAR2 Design and Setup PC Tool.

overview

Programming Method

Feature Simple Setup Manual Essentials PC Inclusive PC

(No Repeater) (Main Repeater) (Requires qualiﬁcation)

IR Keypad Control  

Single-Room Scenes  

Multi-Room Scenes  

Single-Action Buttons   

Toggle Buttons  

Individual Zone Control  

Room Monitoring  

Time Clock and

Away Mode  

Security Mode

(Full/Flash)  

Integration

(RS-232/Ethernet)  

Mobile Device Apps  

Occupancy/Vacancy

Sensors   

Wallbox Power Module 

RF Softswitch®Module 

HVAC Monitor and

Control  

+100 Devices

(2 Main Repeaters) 

RadioRAR2 is a wireless multi-room control system for lights and

Shades/Draperies. Create the right ambiance for various activities,

easily monitor and control your lights, reduce energy usage, and

increase safety in and around your home.

Manually programmed systems can have up to 100 devices (1Main

Repeater, 0 to 4 Auxiliary Repeaters, and 1 to 95 other devices).

Additional qualiﬁcation is needed for PC programming and for

systems over 100 devices. Qualiﬁed Level 2 (L2) dealers/installers

can upgrade their software to provide support for a 200device

system. Contact your LutronRrepresentative to learn more about

PC programming or the qualiﬁcation program.

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manual programming system components*

Main Repeater

Supports system setup, allows integration

and PC connectivity (ethernet, RS-232),

and ensures error-free communication

between system components.

Auxiliary Repeater

Extends RF coverage to ensure error-

free communication between system

components.

Dimmer/Switch

Replaces a standard light switch.

Dimmers allows smooth transitions

of light and create unique lighting

environments.

seeTouch®Keypad

Wall-Mount—controls lights and

Shades / Draperies throughout the home.

Tabletop—convenient, portable control of

lights and Shades/Draperies throughout

the home.

Pico®Wireless Control

Battery-powered, retroﬁt, portable Keypad

for convenient control of lights and

Shades/Draperies throughout the home.

Plug-In

Module

Lamp

Dimmer

overview

Dimmer

Main Repeater

Auxiliary Repeater

Switch

seeTouchR

Wall-Mount

Keypad

seeTouchR

Tabletop

Keypad

PicoRWireless

Control

* some systems do not require every component listed

120 V 50 / 60 Hz

RR-3PD-1

COOPERSBURG,PA 18036 USA

IH300 VA /

200 W

300 W

LUTRON LUTRON

Setup

Wired

Communication

Repeater Status

13 4

Power Repeater Link

COM

9 V

N / C

MUX

234

AddTest

USB

Integrate

Program / Integrate

RS232 Ethernet

Main Repeater

Add

Test

Setup

Wired

Communication

Repeater Status

13 4

Auxiliary Repeater

Power Repeater Link

COM

9 V

N / C

MUX

234

Add

Test

Shade

Open

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overview

Hybrid Keypad

Replaces a standard light switch for

dimming control. Buttons control lights

and Shades/Draperies locally and

throughout the home.

Visor Control Transmitter

Controls lights throughout the home

from the comfort of your car.

Visor Control Receiver

Receives signal from Visor Control

Transmitter and transmits to the entire

RadioRAR2 system.

GRAFIK Eye®QS Wireless Unit

Powers and controls up to six zones of

lights and up to 3 zones of Shades/

Draperies in a room.

Wireless Shade/Drapery

Allows quiet, precise control of daylight.

manual programming system components* (continued)

Visor

Control

Transmitter

Visor

Control

Receiver

* some systems do not require every component listed

GRAFIK EyeRQS

Wireless Unit

SivoiaRQS

Wireless

Shade/

Drapery

Hybrid Keypad

SivoiaRQS

TriathalonR

Shade

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planning and design

system planning

A properly planned RadioRA®2 system is easy to use and provides

the maximum beneﬁts. Planning a system involves creating areas.

An area is a group of lights and Shades/Draperies that are controlled

together. Consider the following questions when designing your

system:

•What areas do I want to control?

•What load types do I want to control?

•How many devices do I need in each area?

•How will the Keypad buttons control the areas?

Use the following ﬁve steps to answer the above questions when

designing your system.

system design

1. Identify the areas of the home to be controlled.

Example areas:

•Master suite

•Kitchen/Family room

2. Identify the load types to be controlled.

Example loads:

•Incandescent/Halogen

•CFL/LED

•Magnetic Low Voltage (MLV)

•Electronic Low Voltage (ELV)

3. Install devices to control as much of the lighting within the areas as

possible (i.e. Dimmers, Switches, Shades/Draperies, etc.).

4. Place at least one Keypad or Wireless Control in each area.

•Outdoor/Entry

•Basement

•Shade/Drapery

•Fluorescent

•Garage door

•Other switched loads

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planning and design

5. Choose how the Keypads will control the areas.

Note: This step does not apply to Pico®Wireless Controls and

Visor Control Transmitters.

Ways to control the area Beneﬁt

1Individual device control-

Control of a single Dimmer,

Switch, or Shade/Drapery.

Provides ability to turn an

individual light on/off and allows

changing level of an individual

control.

2Local scene - Preset scene

for all lighting and shading

within a room.

Sets all room lighting and

Shades/Draperies to the

optimal level for a speciﬁc

activity, at the touch of one

button.

Example Scenes:

• Read • Watch TV • Relax

3Whole home scene -

Illuminates part of or most

of the home for a speciﬁc

activity or mood.

Set light and Shade/Drapery

levels in multiple areas within

the home to ensure that the

entire home is in its best light,

at the touch of one button.

Example Scenes:

•Entertain • Sleep

4Room monitoring - Allows

a user to see if lights within

a speciﬁc room (or entire

house) are on or off.

Know when lights are left on

anywhere in the home—and

easily turn them off—all from

the convenience of a single

location.

5Path of light - Illuminates

a convenient path of light

to take the user from one

location to the next.

Simpliﬁes daily activities.

Example: Nighttime path to the

bathroom or kitchen.

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installing

After planning and designing the layout of the system, install system

components according to the installation instructions that came with

each component.

installing devices

•Dimmers, Switches, and Hybrid Keypads

Note: A Dimmer, Switch, or Hybrid Keypad in a 3-way or 4-way

application must use RadioRA®2 Remote Dimmers or Remote

Switches.

•seeTouch®Wall-Mount and Tabletop Keypads

•Pico®Wireless Controls

•Sivoia®QS Wireless Shades/Draperies

•GRAFIK Eye®QS Wireless Controls

•Visor Control Transmitter (VCTX) and Visor Control Receiver (VCRX)

Note: The VCTX is typically clipped to a car visor. A common

installation location for the VCRX is in the garage above the garage

door opener.

Dimmer/

Switch

Wall-Mount

Keypad

VCRX

GRAFIK

EyeRQS

Wireless

Control Unit

VCTX

SivoiaRQS

Wireless

Shade/

Drapery

Tabletop

Keypad

PicoRWireless

Control

Hybrid

Keypad

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installing

installing repeaters

We recommend installing Repeaters in a location that is out of sight

and will not be disturbed (i.e. cabinet, closet, etc.). Repeaters do not

need to be placed in the open.

•Main Repeater

•Auxiliary Repeater

All devices must be located

within 30 ft (9 m) of a

Repeater. Multiple Repeaters

may be necessary to provide

adequate coverage.

When using two or more

Repeaters, position each

Repeater within 60 ft (18m)

of another Repeater (spheres

overlap) for optimum

performance.

30 ft

(9 m)

radius

30 ft

(9 m)

radius

60 ft (18 m)

maximum

60 ft (18 m)

maximum

Main Repeater Auxiliary Repeater

30 ft

(9 m)

radius

30 ft

(9 m)

radius

Setup

Wired

Communication

RepeaterStatus

13 4

PowerRepeater Link

COM

N/C

MUX

234

AddTest

USB

Integrate

Program/Integrate

RS232 Ethernet

MainRepeater

Add

Test

Setup

Wired

Communication

RepeaterStatus

13 4

AuxiliaryRepeater

Power RepeaterLink

COM

N/C

MUX

234

Add

Test

Setup

Wired

Communication

RepeaterStatus

13 4

PowerRepeaterLink

COM

N/C

MUX

234

AddTest

USB

Integrate

Program/Integrate

RS232 Ethernet

MainRepeater

Add

Test

Setup

Wired

Communication

RepeaterStatus

13 4

AuxiliaryRepeater

PowerRepeater Link

COM

N/C

MUX

234

Add

Test

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creating the system

system setup

To set up a RadioRA®2 system, components must be added to the

Main Repeater. First, add Auxiliary Repeater(s)*; then add all other

system devices.

adding Auxiliary Repeaters and devices

1. Enter Add Mode

Press and hold the Add button

on the Main Repeater for 3seconds

until the green Add LED begins to

rapid-ﬂash (ten times per second) and

the Repeater beeps. Wait 10 seconds.

After the green Add LED begins to

normal-ﬂash (once per second) the

system is in Add Mode and is ready to add new

components.

Note: The ﬁrst time Add Mode is entered on a Main Repeater, it

will create a new system with a unique system address.

2. Add Auxiliary Repeater(s)*

Press and hold the Add button on an Auxiliary Repeater for

3seconds until the green Add LED begins to rapid-ﬂash.

Note: If the system does NOT require Auxiliary Repeater(s), skip

ahead to step 3.

When an Auxiliary Repeater has been added successfully, the Main

Repeater will beep once and the Add LED on the Auxiliary Repeater

will normal-ﬂash. The Repeater Status LEDs corresponding to the

Auxiliary Repeater that was added will also turn on.

To add another Auxiliary Repeater (4 Auxiliary Repeaters maximum),

repeat step 2.

* Auxiliary Repeater(s) are required when devices extend beyond the range of the Main Repeater

If a device does not respond as described, consult the

troubleshooting section.

Main

Repeater

Setup

Wired

Communication

Repeater Status

13 4

Power Repeater Link

COM

9 V

N / C

MUX

234

AddTest

USB

Integrate

Program / Integrate

RS232 Ethernet

Main Repeater

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