Smart home KeypadLinc 12073W Manuel utilisateur

KeypadLincTM

Wall-Mounted Controller with Integrated Dimmer

For models:

#12073W & #12074W with Amber LEDs

#12073WB & #12074WB with Blue LEDs

#12073WW & #12074WW with White LEDs

Now Includes

BoosterLinc Signal

Boosting

(6-Button Models only)

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Congratulations!

Thanks for purchasing the KeypadLincTM Wall Mounted Controller, the finest high

quality powerline-controllable keypad available. This amazingly flexible controller is

packed with some of the most advanced features available, allowing you to send

any standard X10/PLC (Powerline Carrier) command, including PRE-SET DIM com-

mands! From controlling a single light to triggering elaborate multi-room scenes, this

KeypadLinc Wall-Mounted keypad can do it all.

Two versions are available:

The 6-Button KeypadLinc Controllers includes Smarthome's BoosterLinc™ technol-

ogy. When enabled, the BoosterLinc feature acts like a real-time repeater of

X10/PLC signals. It will boost powerline signals to allow an unlimited expansion of

your automation system. Once installed and enabled, PLC signals will be boosted to

improve reliability to other receivers.

The 8-Button KeypadLinc Controllers do not include the BoosterLinc feature.

This manual covers the programming of both types of KeypadLinc Controllers. Only

the steps involving the programming of the dimmer's primary address will be slightly

different between the two versions.

KeypadLinc Features

• Includes Smarthome’s BoosterLinc technology

(6-Button models only)

• Built-in 450-watt dimmer control circuit

• Wires in just like a standard wall switch*

• Any button can be programmed to control the integrated dimmer

• Responds to 64 scene addresses, each with different fade-on/off rates and dim-

ming levels

• Any button can be programmed to send any address or command

• Status LED/ Set Button shows powerline activity and facilitates programming

• Programmable "toggle" ability, allowing up to 4 different command functions from

one button (ON, OFF, BRIGHT, DIM, etc.)

• User-adjustable dimming Fade-On/Off Rate and On-Level

• Programs and operates like other Smarthome 2-Way products

• All settings are held in non-volatile memory (no code wheels to set)

• Easy, flexible programming

• High-quality construction designed for years of use

*Requires a neutralconnection

KeypadLinc Models

Model 12063W - Custom 6-Button KeypadLinc

Model 12064W - Custom 8-Button KeypadLinc

Model 12073W, 12073WB, 12073WW-Custom 6-Button KeypadLinc with Dimmer

Model 12074W, 12074WB, 12074WW - Custom 8-Button KeypadLinc with Dimmer

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Quick Reference Guide

Use these quick start instructions to make a change to an existing KeypadLinc or

after you have read through the detailed programming instructions beginning on

page 6. These instructions show the basic steps for the most common program-

ming functions without all the explanations and details.

If this is your first time installing or using KeypadLinc, we recommend you skip this

section for now. DEFAULT

Setting the Dimmer’s 1. Press and hold the set button for 3 seconds A-1

Primary Address 2. Transmit the address within 30 seconds

3. Send an “ON” to enable BoosterLinc Mode

Send an “OFF” to disable BoosterLinc Mode

(see page 6 for more detailed instructions)

Setting the Fade-On/Off 1. Adjust the dim level 2 Seconds

Rate (Brighter = faster dimming)

2. Double tap the Set Button

(press it TWICE quickly)

(see page 7 for more detailed instructions)

Setting the On Dim Level 1. Adjust the dim level to the desired level 100%

2. Tap the Set Button ONCE

(see page 7 for more detailed instructions)

Toggle Mode Address 1. Enter Setup mode (hold any two keys for 5 seconds)

Programming 2. Press the button to be set

3. Confirm button’s light is Blinking

4. Send the address and command (to set the mode)

Bright: Non-dimmable module

ON: Dimmable module

Dim: 2-Way non-dimmable module

OFF: 2-Way dimmable module

8: Controls a Smarthome scene-enabled modules

(see page 12 for more detailed instructions)

Non-Toggled Mode 1. Enter Setup mode (hold any two keys for 5 seconds)

Address Programming 2. Press the button to be set

3. Confirm button’s light is Steady on

4. Send unit code 1 for one command or

send unit code 2 for two commands

5. Send the 1 or 2 addresses or commands

(see page 14 for more detailed instructions) 3

CAUTION!!

Read and understand these instructions before installing! This device is intended for

installation in accordance with the National Electric Code and local regulations. For

indoor use only. Connect only copper or copper-clad wire to this device. Before installing

the control, disconnect power at the circuit breaker or remove the fuse to avoid shock

or damage to the control or to the installer. It is recommended that a qualified electri-

cian perform this installation. Retain these instructions for future reference.

(6-Button models only)

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Preparation

Before installing KeypadLinc, please familiarize yourself with the following and take

the necessary precautions listed here:

• Be sure that the circuit breaker is turned off to the circuit being controlled.

Installing KeypadLinc with the power on will expose you to dangerous voltages.

• KeypadLinc Wiring Diagram on page 5 will help you to determine the wire colors

of the connections to the KeypadLinc and Multi-Way Companion Switch. Note:

While the neutral connection is optional on the Multi-Way Companion Switch,

the KeypadLinc requires a neutral connection.

• Wiring for 3-way, 4-way, & up switch circuits follow conventional (standard, non-

remote) wiring practice (plus the requirement for a neutral). Wiring the

SwitchLinc Multi-way Companion Switch requires the Line (Black) wire be acces-

sible and be the same 110V leg of the house wiring. The White wire on the

"slave" switch is to be connected to NEUTRAL ONLY. If neutral is not available,

cap the white wire, which will simply causes the nightlight LED not to function.

• When using a KeypadLinc with Integrated Dimmer and a Multi-way Companion

Switch, one of the buttons on the KeypadLinc MUST BE assigned to the primary

address of the Integrated Dimmer in order for the companion switch to operate.

• The KeypadLinc may feel warm during operation. The amount of heat generated

is within approved limits and poses no hazards. To minimize heat build-up,

ensure that the area surrounding the rear of the KeypadLinc has adequate venti-

lation (i.e., clear away excess insulation).

• Installation should be performed only by a qualified electrician, or by a home-

owner who is familiar and comfortable with electrical circuitry. If there are any

questions, consult an electrician or contact Smarthome's Tech Support depart-

ment for guidance.

Installation Instructions

The KeypadLinc can be easily installed in a new or existing home. The following illus-

trations do not show the "outgoing" power wires. In a most homes, the wiring circuits

are installed in a "daisy-chain" fashion. Typically the wires run from the circuit break-

er box to the first switch, then the next switch box, and so on. Normally, "pig-tail"

connections will split off these cables inside the wall outlet boxes.

Common wiring colors:

o HOT (or LINE) is usually black wire

o LOAD is usually a black wire

o NEUTRAL is usually a white wire.

o Electrical GROUND is a copper or green wire.

o TRAVELERS (in a 3- or 4-way switch) are usually red.

These are the most common colors used over the last few decades. Depending on

the age of the building and local electrical codes, the colors could be different.

Knowing which wire is HOT or LINE is important so having a tester available will be

helpful to the success of the project.

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Step-by-step Instructions

1. Disconnect the power for the existing switches at the circuit breaker or fuse

panel. Verify that the power has been removed by trying to turn on the lights

controlled by the switches.

2. Remove the trim plate from the existing switches.

3. Unscrew and pull the existing switches from the wall box.

4. Disconnect the wires from the existing switches.

5. If the KeypadLinc is being installed into a 3/4/5-way

circuit, the SwitchLinc Multi-way Companion Switch

must be installed in the wall box where power comes

into the circuit. Follow the instructions included with

the Multi-way Companion Switch to identify the "Hot,"

"Neutral," "Ground," and "Traveler" wires.

6. Orient KeypadLinc so the LED is at the top, and make the connections accord-

ing to the "KeypadLinc Wiring Diagram" below.

7. After all connections have been made, ensure that all wire connectors are firm-

ly attached and that there is no exposed copper except for the Ground wire. If

the Yellow traveler wire isn’t used, place a wire cap on it.

8. Gently place the wires and the KeypadLinc into the wall box (with LED at top of

device) and screw into place.

9. Before installing the faceplates, restore power to the circuit. Once power is applied

to the KeypadLinc, the green Status LED will come on after a few seconds.

10.After testing KeypadLinc, install the faceplate (sold separately).

Tip:

For additional help

installing 3-way circuits,

see page 5 in the Multi-

way Companion Switch

manual.

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Setting it Up

The KeypadLinc does not use code wheels or dials to set programming addresses.

Instead, it accepts the first address on the powerline once the programming mode is

started. Any PLC/X10 transmitter can be used to set the primary address. The set-

tings are stored in non-volatile memory that will be retained in the event of a power

failure.

You will need a transmitter to set the button's addresses or functions. To get the

maximum number of programming options, we recommend a ControLinc Duo

(Smarthome item #4071) or a Maxi Controller (#4020). These controllers have sepa-

rate keys for the addresses (1,2,5,etc.) and the commands (ON, OFF, etc.). Many

PLC/X10 transmitters have buttons with combined functions. That is, their buttons

combine the address with a command (1-ON, 1-OFF). When single-button con-

trollers are used, the setup choices will be limited. In some of the programming

steps, it may be necessary to send only the address.

Integrated Dimmer’s Primary Address Programming

The integrated dimmer in KeypadLinc is designed to control incandescent or low-volt-

age (magnetic transformer) lighting. Connecting the red load wire (explained in the

installation section) and using the integrated dimmer is optional. The KeypadLinc will

function normally without a load connected and the red wire capped off.

Activating the BoosterLinc Mode

The 6-Button

KeypadLinc Controllers

includes the programming and intelligence

found in Smarthome's plug-in BoosterLinc signal booster. This feature allows it to

boost PLC/X10 signals on the AC line and improve the overall reliability of the automa-

tion system in the home. The signal boosting can be disabled if desired or if there are

other Smarthome BoosterLinc-enabled products on the same circuit breaker. Please

see page 16 for important information on this feature.

Setting the Primary Address

The dimmer ships from the factory with "A1" and BoosterLinc Mode disabled. The

Dimmer is assigned to button "A" on an 8-button KeypadLinc and the two larger but-

tons on a 6-button KeypadLinc. (See the diagram on page 16.) If KeypadLinc is

reset, it will revert back to “A1”. Any of the 256 addresses can be programmed.

1. Press and hold the Status LED/ Set Button for approximately 3 seconds until the

load comes on, then release. The green Status LED/ Set Button begin blinking.

2. Within 30 seconds, transmit the desired primary address (housecode and unit

code) from any transmitter.

3. Set the BoosterLinc Feature

a) Send an “ON” command immediately after

the house and unit code to activate the

BoosterLinc mode.

b) Send an “OFF” command immediately after

the house and unit code to disable the

BoosterLinc mode.

Thelight(s)controlled by the KeypadLincwill blink

andtheStatusLED/SetButtonwillstopflashing.

Important: If you plan on

sending status request signals

to the integrated dimmer of

KeypadLinc Controllers or any

2-way Smarthome product,

make sure that each is pro-

grammed with a different pri-

mary address. Otherwise, their

simultaneous responses to a

status request may collide

with one another.

(For 6-Button mod-

els only)

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Assigning a Button to Locally Control the Integrated Dimmer (optional)

Once the integrated dimmer has been assigned a primary address, you may want to

change the button(s) that control it. By default, all 6-Button KeypadLinc Controllers

that began shipping in April 2004 will automatically update the top ON and bottom

OFF control buttons when the dimmer’s address is changed. Follow these steps to

assign a button. This may be overridden by following these steps:

1. Push and hold ANY 2 buttons for at least 5 seconds. When all of the lights

under the buttons begin blinking, release the buttons.

2. Press the button to be assigned to the integrated dimmer.

3. Make sure the button is in the Toggle Mode by observing the button’s light; it

should be blinking. If it is not blinking, press the button a second time.

4. Using a transmitter, send the same unit code address that was sent during the

setting of the integrated dimmer's primary address (previous page).

5. Send an ON command.

For 6-button KeypadLinc users, you may want to use the two large buttons to control

the load. You’ll need to program each button separately where one sends the

address + Off and the other sends the address + On. See Non-Toggle Mode Button

Programming on page 14 for instructions to set up each key.

Setting the Integrated Dimmer's Fade-On/Off Rate (Optional)

The "Fade-On/Off Rate" is the speed that KeypadLinc brings the brightness of the

connected light(s) up or down when activated manually or it receives remote control

command to its primary address. From the KeypadLinc, the rate is adjustable

between .1 and 9 seconds, (the factory default rate is 2 seconds).

1. Press the button assigned to the integrated dimmer to turn on the connected

lights or send a PLC signal to the KeypadLinc to turn on the load.

2. Adjust the brightness of the load (at the KeypadLinc or remotely with dim com-

mands) so that the brighter the load, the faster the fade-on/off rate.

3. Tap the Status LED/Set Button TWICE

Thelight(s)willblinkindicatingthatithassetthenewfade-onrate.

Setting the Integrated Dimmer's ON-Level (Optional)

The ON-Level is the brightness level that the KeypadLinc integrated dimmer will

adjust to when activated manually or it receives remote control ON command to its

primary address. It can be set to resume to the same brightness level each time or

to the previous brightness level it at before being turned off.

Setting a fixed brightness level:

1. Adjust the brightness of the load (at the KeypadLinc or remotely with dim com-

mands) to the desired level.

2. Tap the Status LED/Set Button ONCE.

Thelight(s)willblinkindicatingthatithassetthenewon-level.

Setting the Resume Dim mode:

1. Turn the light off.

2. Tap the Status LED/Set Button ONCE.7

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Integrated Dimmer’s Advanced Primary Address Programming

The Integrated Dimmer’s Fade-On/Off-Rate and Default On-Level can be remotely

set using a ControLinc Duo (Smarthome #4071), a Maxi-Controller (#4020) or an

equivalent transmitter capable of sending Housecode and Unit Code without ON or

OFF. These procedures and all the following ones will not work with a transmitter

that sends the address with a command. Transmitters in which one button is

pressed to turn on or off a load will not work.

Remotely Setting the Fade-On/Off Rate (Optional)

1. Transmit the “clear” sequence:

2. Send the house/unit code for the integrated dimmer followed by the PRESET

DIM from the table below. (Alternatively, send BRIGHT or DIM signals to

change the light's brightness to a comparable level.)

3. Send the following command sequence to lock-in the new Fade-on/off rate:

Thelight(s)willblinkindicatingthatithassetthenewfade-on/off rate.

Remotely setting the Default On-Level (Optional)

This is the alternative method of adjusting the integrated dimmer’s default on-

level.

1. Transmit the “clear” sequence:

2. Send the house/unit code for the lamp module and adjust the dim

level or send preset dim level.

3. Send the following command sequence to lock-in the new on-level:

Thelight(s)willblinkindicatingthatithassetthenewon-level.

Preset

Dim

Level

100%

97%

94%

90%

87%

84%

81%

77%

74%

71%

68%

Fade-On/Off

Ratein

Seconds

0.1

0.2

0.3

0.5

2.0

4.5

6.5

8.5

19.0

21.5

23.5

Preset

Dim

Level

65%

61%

58%

55%

52%

48%

45%

42%

39%

35%

32%

Fade-On/Off

Ratein

Seconds

26.0

28.0

30.0

32.0

34.0

38.5

43.0

47.0

60.0

90.0

120.0

Preset

Dim

Level

29%

26%

23%

19%

16%

13%

10%

Fade-On/Off

Ratein

Seconds

150.0

180.0

210.0

240.0

270.0

300.0

360.0

420.0

480.0

540.0

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Tip:

Whenever the

CLEAR

sequence is

sent, you will

have 4 min-

utes to make

your adjust-

ments.

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Tip: If you have trouble communicating to the KeypadLinc, there

may be a lot of signal activity on the powerline. Unplug transmitters

whose signals that might be intercepted by KeypadLinc during the

programming sequences. RF transceivers, computer controllers, and

X10 thermostats should be unplugged to avoid interference.

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Scene Address Programming

The KeypadLinc with Integrated Dimmer can be a member of up to 64 scenes. A

scene address is a single address (just like a primary address), and is set at the

time scene membership is programmed. Using a single command to trigger a scene

is much less complicated than using an intelligent computer controller to initiate a

macro that in turn sends dozens of commands over the next few minutes to turn on

multiple receivers and set brightness levels (for dimming-enabled modules).

When an ON signal is transmitted to scene-enabled modules, all members pro-

grammed to that address will turn on to their independent ON-levels and at their

independent fade-on rates for that scene. Transmitting an OFF for a scene address

will turn off all modules that are members of that scene. Modules will react to dim

and bright commands after the scene address is sent, however, they will ignore All

Light On and All Units Off commands for the scene address' house code.

KeypadLinc with Integrated Dimmer is compatible with these other scene-enabled

Smarthome products:

• SwitchLinc 2-Way and Plus Dimmers • SwitchLinc RX Plus Dimmers

• LampLincTM 2-Way & Plus Modules • SwitchLinc 2-Way Switches

• SwitchLinc Relay 2-Way • SwitchLinc Timer

• ApplianceLincTM 2-Way & Plus Modules

• ToggleLincTM 2-Way and Plus Dimmers and Switch

The scenes for all these modules can be setup simultaneously using the same pro-

gramming sequence. Signals sent by transmit-enabled Smarthome products, like

those above, will be received and understood by the KeypadLinc!

Transmitters that can set up scenes

Scenes can be programmed with a ControLinc, a Maxi-Controller

or any transmitter capable of sending Housecode and Unit Code

address without an ON or OFF command. Transmitters in which

one button is pressed to turn a load on or off WILL NOT WORK.

When using one of these equivalent transmitters, be careful when

pressing the buttons. Programming will be ignored if some com-

mands are not sent in the proper sequence. "Fat-Fingering" or

accidentally pressing the same button twice may prevent the pro-

gramming from being accepted.

Smarthome TouchLincTM Touchscreens have a built-in wizard to

help automate the scene setting process.

Many computer programs like Smarthome

Manager (pictured), Indigo for Macintosh,

HCA, and HomeSeer have tools to aid in set-

ting up scenes and many other features.

Please check with your automation software

supplier for availability.

SmarthomeTM Manager SSoftware

Tip: If you forget

to put a module

in a scene or

make a mistake,

you can just re-

enroll that mod-

ule in the scene

without having

to re-adjust the

other modules

that are already

in the scene.

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Removing the integrated dimmer from a Scene:

1. Transmit the “clear” sequence:

2. Using a controller, send the primary address of the dimmer plus an ON or OFF or

press the button on the KeypadLinc assigned to the integrated dimmer.

3. Send the following command sequence:

4. Transmit the scene address (house and unit code) that is to be removed.

Thelight(s)willblink(iftheyarestillon)indicatingthatthescenehasbeenremoved.

Programming Scene Fade-On/Off Rates (optional):

The fade-on/off rate of each in each scene is individually adjustable from .1 to 540

seconds (9 minutes). If this setting is not adjusted, the dimmer will use the fade-

on/off rate of the primary address for the scene.

1. Transmit the “clear” sequence:

2. Using a controller, send the primary address of the integrated dimmer and adjust

the dim level corresponding to the fade-on/off rate time you want using the

table on page 8, (brighter=faster).

3. Send the following command sequence:

4. Transmit the scene address (house and unit code).

Thelight(s)willblinkindicatingthatthenewfade-on/off rate has been set.

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Scene Address Programming (continued)

Programming Scene Membership and On-Levels:

1. Transmit the “clear” sequence:

2. Activate the integrated dimmer by turning it on and adjusting

the brightness at the KeypadLinc or remotely. (Hint: a scene

can trigger a module to go off by setting the dim level to 0%.)

3. Send the following command sequence:

4. Transmit the desired scene address (house and unit code) to

lock-in new scene.

Thelight(s)willblinktoindicatethatithassetthenewscene.

Tip:

Be careful not

to “fat-finger”

the buttons as

you send the

lock-in

sequence.

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