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Vive Hub

Vive Hub Dashboard

Vive Wireless Hub

The Vive hub provides a connection point for Lutron

Vive devices such as PowPak wireless dimming and

switching modules, Pico remote controls, Radio

Powr Savr occupancy sensors, and daylight

sensors. For a complete list of compatible devices,

see the last page of this document.

For more information on the Vive hub, including

training materials, design information and software

updates, please visit www.lutron.com/vive

Features

• Can be easily programmed with any Wi-Fi enabled

device by using the free Lutron web-based software.

• Communicates with controls on a ﬂoor using Lutron

wireless Clear Connect technology.

• Distributed system architecture.

– Wireless sensors and controls must be located

within 9 m of the associated device.

• Supports timeclock events based on both sunrise

and sunset or ﬁxed time-of-day.

• Timeclock events can control individual devices,

areas, or groups of areas.

• Uses Lutron RF signal strength measurements

to ﬁnd devices nearby for quick association and

programming without having to climb ladders.

• Dashboard of current status for control and

monitoring of the system. Also shows current

energy usage.

• Integrated multi-color LED provides feedback on

what mode the hub is in.

• Connects directly to any smartphone, tablet or

computer using built in Wi-Fi. 2.4 GHz 802.11b / g

using WPA2 Security.

• Ethernet 10 / 100 Mbps connection for:

– Native BACnetR/ IP (see Lutron P/N 369996 at

www.lutron.com for PIC Statement) integration

into Building Management Systems

(HMS-2-XX only). The Vive Hub has been

tested by BACnetRTesting Laboratories (BTL)

and is certiﬁed to comply with all necessary

interoperability requirements.

– Network multiple Vive hubs together as an

independent system or as part of an existing

building network.

– Native OpenADRRsupport, to manage Automatic

Demand Response / Load Shed events dictated

by a utility company.

– Each Vive hub hosts a unique virtual BACnet®

network. As such, each Vive hub requires a

unique BACnet®network number.

• Firmware upgradable for future features and

security patches.

• Password protected access.

• Supported on most devices that use an HTML5

compliant browser (iOS®, Android®, Windows®,

Mac®).

• Required browsers are Google®Chrome®and Safari®.

• Supports HTTPS.

• Recommended conﬁgurations for smart devices:

Device OS Version

iPhone 6, iPhone 6 plus or newer iOS®11 or later

Supported on most Android®devices

running Android®6.0 or later.

Android®6.0 or later

• Daylighting Setpoint Tweaking – If the lights are too

bright or too dim while using daylighting, adjust the

settings in real time from a smart device to alter

the setpoint for the light level that is maintained

between natural and electric light.

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Features (continued)

• Daylighting-to-Low-End or Daylighting-to-Off - The

Vive system will allow the user to select either

daylighting-to-low-end or daylight-to-off on an area

by area basis.

• Customer Supplied Security Certiﬁcates

– Provides customers the abiltiy to load their own

authentication certiﬁcates for their speciﬁc domain.

– Provides customers using the Vive hub application

to use secure browser communications without

receiving any authentication warnings due to the

self-signed certiﬁcates that are shipped with the

hubs.

• Timeclock Occupancy Sensor Settings Changes

– Allows timeclock events to change the behavior

of occupancy settings based on time of day.

For example, change the unoccupied level of

corridors / hallways from 25% during the day,

and off at night. The following settings can be

changed:

– Occupied Level – The level the lights go to when

occupied. Changes are not applied immediately

to currently occupied spaces, but will change the

next time the space goes occupied to minimize

distraction.

– Unoccupied Level – The level the lights go to when

unoccupied. Changes are applied immediately to

spaces not currently occupied.

– Enable / Disable Occupancy – Change whether

devices will respond to the occupancy sensor.

• 365-day schedulable timeclock with exceptions for

holidays.

– Allows scheduling events 10 years in advance.

– Set recurring events with exceptions on holidays.

– Allows scheduling events on speciﬁc day of the

year.

• Provides calculated energy data for

PowPak modules.

• Create and edit areas.

• Tune area light levels by trimming the high-end and

low-end output.

• Adjust occupancy settings. Create occupancy

groups.

• User can choose to extend the RF range of up to 15

of the total Pico remote controls per Vive hub. These

remotes will be able to control any devices within the

22 m range.

• RF range of occupancy sensors can be extended

for up to 14 areas per Vive hub. In a range-extended

area, an occupancy sensor can control any device

in that area, regardless of distance between sensor

and device. Requires Vive hub software 01.09

or higher.

• Conﬁgurable Fade Time

– Up to 90 minutes for timeclock events and scenes.

oLimited to 90 seconds for RMMS-DAL32-SZ and

RMMS-DAL4-SZ devices.

– Up to 90 seconds for Pico remote control

programming.

oFade time may differ between buttons on the

same Pico remote control.

oSingle fade time applies to all programming for

a button.

• Automatic Demand Response / Load Shed

– Load Shedding will physically dim the lights to a

programmable level.

– OpenADRR2.0b compliant (requires Vive hub

software 01.09 or higher).

– May be enabled (or disabled) via any of the

following methods:

oThe ﬁrst contact closure input (CC1)

oBACnetRintegration

oOpenADRRintegration

– OpenADRRrequires access to utility companies

over the Internet, so the hub must be connected

via Ethernet to use OpenADRR.

• Alerts

– View run-time issues which may prevent devices

from operating as expected, such as low batteries

or missing devices.

• API Integration

– To integrate with third-party devices, systems,

and software, RESTful APIs are available over

the Ethernet.

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Features (continued)

• Scenes

– Scenes can control individual devices, areas, or

groups of areas on demand.

– May be activated via any of the following methods:

o The second contact closure input (CCI 2)

oAPI integration

oManual activation in the app

– Maximum of 50 scenes are supported.

– Requires Vive hub software 01.13 or higher.

• Programmable CCI

– The second contact closure input (CCI 2) can be

programmed to activate a scene.

– Scene activation

oSet a scene to activate using second contact

closure input (CCI 2) on the Vive hub.

– Requires Vive hub software 01.13 or higher

• Occupancy Dependency

– Occupancy sensors in one room/area can control

devices in other rooms/areas.

– Radio Powr Savr occupancy sensors and Maestro

Wireless 0–10 V-dimmers and switches with

sensor only.

– Requires Vive hub software 01.14 or higher.

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Speciﬁcations

Regulatory Approvals

• SRRC

• CCC (Power Supply)

Power / Performance

• Input to power supply:

220–240 V~50/60 Hz 0.6 A

• Input to Vive hub:

24 V-350 mA

System Limits

•HMS-1, HMS-2 support up to 700 Lutron Wireless

devices. HMS-0 supports 75 Lutron Wireless devices.

• Any given load device can be controlled by 10 occupancy

sensors, 10 Pico remote controls and 1 daylight sensor

(Pico remote controls and sensors must be located within

9 m of the load device they are controlling).

Metal Ceiling Mounting

• Metal ceiling grids must have a >3 mm gap of non-metal

material which extends the entire length of the tile on at

least one edge. This is often achieved by foam spacers

that are used to prevent tile-to-tile rattling.

• Metal ceiling grids which are continuous (with no gap) or

those that are interlocked, must have a total surface area

that is less than 81 m2for each section. The overall space

can be larger as long as there are non-metal sections

bordering or intersecting the metal sections.

• Do not install the Vive hub above metal ceilings or tiles

with a metal backing.

Mounting

• Use surface-mount version for mounting to a hard or

cement ceiling.

• Power supply mounts to a Lutron-supplied US-style

101.6 mm x 101.6 mm (4 in x 4 in) junction box.

• Power supply must be mounted within 30 m of the Vive

hub. Wiring should be 0.2 mm2to 2.5 mm2

(24 AWG to 12 AWG).

Environment

• For indoor use only.

• 0 °C to 40 °C.

• Relative humidity less than 90% non-condensing.

Contact Closure Input Terminals

• First contact closure input (CCI 1) is to be used for

initiating load shed only.

• The second contact closure input (CCI 2) may be

programmed to activate a scene.

If activating a scene, a "deactivation" behavior may be

set in the scene in order to set two behaviors for the

one input.

• Accepts only maintained inputs.

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

• Open circuit voltage: 24 V-maximum.

• Input wiring: 0.2 mm2to 2.5 mm2(24 AWG to 12 AWG).

• Contact Closure Inputs on multiple hubs can be wired

in parallel. DO NOT wire inputs in parallel with other

equipment as it can cause the inputs on either of the

devices to falsely trigger.

• Up to 4 hubs in parallel.

• To ensure proper operation of Contact Closure Inputs,

a PS-M-20W-240 power supply may not be used to

provide power to more than one hub.

• 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.

Programming

• The Vive Hub is meant to be permanently installed. It

is not intended to be used as a programming tool that

can be removed from the site after commissioning.

Various Vive system features are dependent on the

hub for proper functionality. In addition, users and

other maintainers will be forced to recommission the

entire system in order to make simple changes or

additions if the hub is not installed on-site as part of the

commissioned system.

Warranty

• 2 year limited warranty. The customer can register the

product to increase the warranty period from

2 year to 5 years. Please visit

www.lutron.com/en-US/ResourceLibrary/warranty/

Limited%20Comm.pdf for warranty details.

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How to Build a Model Number

Example

H M S – 1– FM

Frequency

M = 868.125 –868.475 MHz

Type

0 = Starter Vive hub without BACnetRlimited to

75 devices.

1 = Vive hub without BACnetR

2 = Premium Vive hub with BACnetR

Mounting

FM = Flush-Mount (non-metal ceiling tiles or drywall)

Available Vive Hub Model Numbers (includes power

supply and mounting adapter)

HMS-0-FM - Starter Vive hub, ﬂush-mount adapter and

power supply

HMS-1-FM - Vive hub, ﬂush-mount adapter and

power supply

HMS-2-FM - Premium Vive hub, ﬂush-mount adapter

and power supply

HMS-UPDATE - Software upgrade license to add

BACnetRto HMS-0 and HMS-1 hubs

HMS-DEVICES - Software upgrade license expands

device limit to 700 devices for

HMS-0 hubs

Frequency

Mounting

Type

Replacement Part Model Numbers

PS-M-20W-240 Vive hub external power supply

H-MOUNT-FM Flush-mount installation adapter

H-MOUNT-SM Surface-mount installation adapter

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Dimensions

Dimensions are shown as: mm

Surface-mount

Adapter Details

• Knockouts for

conduit.

Vive Hub

Top View Side View

173

135

Flush-mount Adapter

Top View Side View

165

Surface-mount Adapter

Top View Side View

122

Power Supply

Top View Side View

102

Flush-mount

Adapter Details

• Requires a 153 mm

hole to be cut in the

ceiling for mounting.

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Range Diagrams

22 m

Maximum

22 m

Maximum

30 m

Range with multiple Vive hubs

All wireless devices to be associated to the Vive hub must be within 22 m of the Vive hub and must be on the same

ﬂoor as the Vive hub.

Note: Vive hubs should be mounted greater than 3 m apart on the same ﬂoor.

Note: Lutron requires that the Vive hub not be installed above metal ceilings or tiles with a metal backing.

Note: A corporate Wi-Fi network can interfere with the Wi-Fi on the Vive hub. Where a corporate Wi-Fi network exists,

it is recommended to do the following:

• Connect the Vive hub to the corporate network using the Ethernet connection on the hub and disable Wi-Fi on

the hub.

Note: Vive hubs should be mounted greater than 3 m from a Wi-Fi router or access point.

30 m

Private Office

PowPak Dimming

Module

Conference Room

PowPak Dimming Module

Open Office

PowPak Relay Module

Personal Control

Pico Remote Control

Sensors

Radio Powr Savr

Occupancy Sensor

Setup, Monitor

and Control

Vive Hub

9 m

Maximum

9 m

Maximum

9 m

Maximum

9 m

Maximum

22 m

Maximum

Vive Hub RF

coverage

1NOTE: Wireless sensors and controls must be located within

9 m of the associated control module.

• Metal ceiling grids must have a > 3 mm gap of non-metal

material which extends the entire length of the tile on at least

one edge. This is often achieved by foam spacers that are

used to prevent tile-to-tile rattling.

• Metal ceiling grids which are continuous (with no gap) or those

that are interlocked, must have a total surface area that is

less than 81 m2for each section. The overall space can be

larger as long as there are non-metal sections bordering or

intersecting the metal sections.

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Wiring and Mounting

24 V-

220 –240 V~

Product Overview

(Flush-mount adapter)

Ceiling tile Power supply

Supplied US-style junction box

Vive hub

Flush-mount

adapter

Vive Hub

CCI1

COM

24 V-

COM

CCI2

Red

Blue

Ethernet

10/100

LAN

24 V-

220 –240 V~

Ceiling

Power supply

Vive hub

Surface-mount

adapter

Product Overview

(Surface-mount adapter )

To Power

Supply

Optional: Scene via second contact closure input (CCI 2)

Optional: Only used for automatic demand response / load shed via ﬁrst

contact closure input (CCI 1)

Ethernet

Connection

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Vive Security Statement

Lutron takes the security of the Vive Lighting Control System very seriously.

The Vive Lighting Control System has been designed and engineered with attention to security since its inception.

Lutron has engaged security experts and independent testing ﬁrms throughout the entire development of the Vive

Lighting Control System. Lutron is committed to security and continuous improvement throughout the Vive

product lifecycle.

The Vive Lighting Control System uses a multi-tiered approach to security.

They include:

1. An architecture that isolates the wired Ethernet network from the wireless network, which strictly limits the

possibility of the Vive Wi-Fi being used to access the corporate network and gain conﬁdential information

2. A distributed security architecture with each hub having its own unique keys that would limit any potential breach

to only a small area of the system

3. Multiple levels of password protection (Wi-Fi network and the hubs themselves), with built-in rules that force the

user to enter a strong password

4. ISO-recommended best practices including salting and SCrypt for securely storing usernames and passwords

5. AES 128-bit encryption for network communications

6. HTTPS (TLS 1.2) protocol for securing connections to the hub over the wired network

7. WPA2 technology for securing connections to the hub over the Wi-Fi network

8. Azure provided encryption-at-rest technologies

The Vive hub can be deployed in one of two ways:

• Dedicated Lutron Network

• Connected to the corporate IT network via Ethernet. The Vive hub must be connected via Ethernet to access

certain features such as BACnet®for BMS integration or OpenADRRintegration. Lutron advises following best

practices in this instance, including separating the business information network and the building infrastructure

network. Use of a VLAN or physically separated networks is recommended for secure deployment.

Dedicated Lutron Network Deployment

The Vive hub is not connected to the building network. Wi-Fi is used to connect to a smart device such as a

phone, tablet, or PC for commissioning and conﬁguration only. The Vive hub serves web pages for setup and

maintenance via a password-protected connection. The Wi-Fi SSID can be set to not broadcast. The Vive hub

Wi-Fi may be disabled if desired.

Corporate IT Network Deployment

The Vive hub may be deployed with a ﬁxed Ethernet IP address or served over DHCP. Once the IT network is

operational, the Vive hub will serve password-protected web pages for access and maintenance. The Vive hub

Wi-Fi may be disabled if desired. The Vive hub reserves the IP subnet 192.168.3.0/24 for its Wi-Fi, so the hub

cannot be assigned an Ethernet IP address in that range.

The Vive hub acts as a Wi-Fi access point purely for the conﬁguration and commissioning of the Vive system. It is

not a substitute for your building’s normal Wi-Fi access point. The Vive hub does not act as a bridge between

wireless and wired networks.

It is strongly recommended that local IT security professionals be involved with the network conﬁguration and

set-up to ensure the installation meets their security needs.

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Vive

Dedicated Network

Wi-Fi Only Ports Used

• No IT conﬁguration needed

Corporate Network

Single Hub

Security 1

Link segment 100 m Building Management System (BMS)

Vive Hub

Corporate Wi-Fi

Router

Ports Used

Trafﬁc Port Type Connection Description

Outbound 47808

(conﬁgurable) UDP Ethernet Used for BACnet®integration into Building Management Systems

80 TCP Used to discover the Vive hub when mDNS is not available

5353 UDP Ethernet Used to discover the Vive hub via mDNS

Conﬁgurable TCP Ethernet Used for OpenADRR. Speciﬁed by utility company

Inbound 443 TCP Both Ethernet and

Wi-Fi Used to communicate with software update server

80 TCP Used by other Vive hubs to proxy

8081 TCP Ethernet Used for local LEAP connections to integrations and Vive Vue

8083 TCP Ethernet Used for local LAP connections to integrations and Vive Vue

8444 TCP Ethernet Used to communicate with the Vive Vue server

47808

(conﬁgurable) UDP Ethernet Used for BACnet®integration into Building Management Systems

5353 UDP Ethernet Used to discover the Vive hub via mDNS

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