Crestron CLW-SW1 Operation Manual Download Page 3

Page: 3 / 44

Crestron

CLW-SW1/4RF, -SWS1/4RF, -SLVS1RF

infiNET™

Switches

Contents

infiNET™ Switches: CLW-SW1/4RF, -SWS1/4RF, -SLVS1RF

Introduction ...............................................................................................................................1

Features and Functions ................................................................................................1

Specifications ..............................................................................................................2

Physical Description....................................................................................................4

Industry Compliance ...................................................................................................7

Acquiring the Switch on the infiNET Network .........................................................................8

Acquiring the Switch...................................................................................................8

Removing Gateway Information from a Switch..........................................................9

Operation ...................................................................................................................................9

Mode Selection Switch................................................................................................9

-SLVS1RF.................................................................................................................11

Restoring Default Settings.........................................................................................11

LED Behavior............................................................................................................11

Identity Code ...........................................................................................................................12

Using Touch Settable ID (TSID) to Set MNET ID ...................................................12

Manually Setting the MNET ID in Crestron Toolbox...............................................19

Programming Software............................................................................................................21

Earliest Version Software Requirements for the PC .................................................22

Programming with D3 Pro & SystemBuilder............................................................22

Programming with SIMPL Windows ........................................................................23

Uploading and Upgrading........................................................................................................28

Establishing Communications ...................................................................................28

Troubleshooting Communications ............................................................................31

Uploading a SIMPL Windows Program....................................................................31

Firmware Upgrade.....................................................................................................34

Problem Solving ......................................................................................................................36

Troubleshooting.........................................................................................................36

Bootloader .................................................................................................................37

Further Inquiries ........................................................................................................38

Future Updates ..........................................................................................................38

Return and Warranty Policies ..................................................................................................39

Merchandise Returns / Repair Service ......................................................................39

CRESTRON Limited Warranty.................................................................................39

Operations Guide - DOC. 6397

Contents

•

Summary of Contents for CLW-SW1

Page 1: ...Crestron CLW SW1 4RF CLW SWS1 4RF CLW SLVS1RF infiNET Switches Operations Guide...

Page 2: ...ctronics Inc 15 Volvo Drive Rockleigh NJ 07647 1 888 CRESTRON All brand names product names and trademarks are the property of their respective owners Windows and Windows XP are registered trademarks...

Page 3: ...de 12 Using Touch Settable ID TSID to Set MNET ID 12 Manually Setting the MNET ID in Crestron Toolbox 19 Programming Software 21 Earliest Version Software Requirements for the PC 22 Programming with D...

Page 4: ......

Page 5: ...d interference One button and four button configurations available in white black and almond Can be ordered with custom engraved buttons Can operate as a local load control or infiNET keypad These swi...

Page 6: ...s a slave unit that when used in conjunction with the SWS1RF or SWS4RF acts as an additional switch control point in a multi switch single circuit application It does not connect to an infiNET system...

Page 7: ...A SWS1RF SWS4RF 3A SLVS1RF N A Minimum Load 40W 0 5A Operating Temperature and Humidity 32 F to 104 F 0 C to 40 C 10 to 90 Relative Humidity Non Condensing SW1RF SW4RF and SWS1RF SWS4RF Height 4 13 in...

Page 8: ...Physical Description The SW1RF and SWS1RF have a light emitting diode LED with adjustable brightness via Crestron programming software a rocker button and a three position mode selection switch as sho...

Page 9: ...s via Crestron programming software four pushbuttons and a three position mode selection switch as shown in the following diagrams Each of the buttons may be pushed to perform certain functions The fu...

Page 10: ...8 32 cm 3 81 in 9 68 cm 4 13 in 10 48 cm 1 88 in 4 77 cm 2 70 in 6 86 cm 1 50 in 3 81 cm The SLVS1RF is similar in appearance to the SW1RF and SWS1RF but does not have the three position mode selectio...

Page 11: ...5 19 This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 This device must accept any interfer...

Page 12: ...tiple gateways are installed only one gateway should be in the Acquire mode at a time 2 Place the SW1RF SW4RF SWS1RF SWS4RF into the Acquire mode by doing the following a Move the mode selection switc...

Page 13: ...ess and hold the top or bottom of the button on the SW1RF SWS1RF or any button on the SW4RF SWS4RF 3 While holding the button slide the mode selection switch to the RUN position 4 Hold the button for...

Page 14: ...tap Button 1 1 If delay is set to 0 seconds the load will turn off immediately 2 If the switch was in the middle of a delay pressing the button will cancel the delay and turn off the load immediately...

Page 15: ...ce the LED can be in one of three intensity levels OFF LOW and HIGH The following table describes the LED pattern in all modes of operation Dimmer Operation LED Behavior LED BEHAVIOR DEVICE STATE LOW...

Page 16: ...change device MNET IDs for any device on the infiNET network MNET IDs can be set with the touch settable ID TSID function or manually To use TSID to set MNET IDs continue reading Using Touch Settable...

Page 17: ...MNET ID 01 as shown in the Network Device Tree window below Network Device Tree 1 With the Network Device Tree open select Tools SMW Program Tree or click SMW Program Tree Click to Select Program 2 C...

Page 18: ...riptions such as BR Dimmer LR Dimmer and kitchen switch were created by editing each devices symbol name in the SIMPL Windows Programming Manager For information on editing a symbol name refer to the...

Page 19: ...ee to the Network Device Tree Link Instruction Window 5 Click OK The cursor will change to a target selector 6 Click on the Network Device tree that is to be linked to the SMW Program Tree A message w...

Page 20: ...me an installer may want to first identify a device by the entryway then a device in the hallway followed by devices in a room Devices that do not need to be identified can be removed from the list by...

Page 21: ...l be highlighted Touching a device may result in setting a duplicate MNET ID A warning will be displayed Duplicate MNET ID Warning Click Yes to set the device to the duplicate MNET ID the status will...

Page 22: ...When all devices have been identified a summary will be displayed in the upper portion of the window Setup Complete 11 Click Close to close the window once all devices have been identified All of the...

Page 23: ...gram use the Touch Settable ID method described on page 12 to change the MNET ID to match the MNET ID specified in the SIMPL Windows program NOTE You may also use D3 Pro or SystemBuilder to perform MN...

Page 24: ...en the sub menu appears select Change Network ID Network Device Tree Sub Menu NOTE Any infiNET switch in the Network Device Tree can be identified using Crestron Toolbox Right click a device in the Ne...

Page 25: ...ired While traditional programming tools can still be used to program a system D3 Pro and SystemBuilder can be used to easily complete all necessary programming for a base system including all touchpa...

Page 26: ...r o Crestron Engraver 2 2 2 3 or later o CUZ 3 154 for 2 Series processors or later Optional SystemBuilder version 2 0 or later with SystemBuilder Templates version 2 0 1or later Also requires o Visio...

Page 27: ...which a programmer can select configure program test and monitor a Crestron control system SIMPL Windows offers drag and drop functionality in a familiar Windows environment This section describes a s...

Page 28: ...er pane of System Views Additional units are assigned different Net ID numbers as they are added For more information on the Net ID of a C2N MNETGW refer to the latest revision of the C2N MNETGW Opera...

Page 29: ...adds the selected infiNET device with a default MNET ID Following are the default MNET IDs used by SIMPL Windows for each of the switch models CLW SW1RF 07 CLW SW4RF 09 CLW SWS1RF 08 CLW SWS4RF 0A NOT...

Page 30: ...atically changes MNET ID values of a device added to a program if a duplicate device or a device with the same default MNET ID already exists in the program Always ensure that the hardware and softwar...

Page 31: ...n be programmed in SIMPL Windows to control the electrical load or to perform another function in the control system program NOTE If a detached device restarts from either a power failure or from movi...

Page 32: ...ade via the Crestron Toolbox The following sections define how one would upload a SIMPL Windows program to the control system and upgrade the firmware of CLW SW1RF SWS1RF SW4RF SWS4RF However before a...

Page 33: ...re should match the protocol that the control system expects The usual settings are as follows Port COM 1 through COM 8 Select the correct COM port on the PC Baud rate Auto detect Parity None Number o...

Page 34: ...vice expand the network device tree by clicking Expand the network device tree until the device to be managed is selected Right click the desired MNET ID to open the sub menu This menu provides a wide...

Page 35: ...ower and the C2N MNETGW is connected to the control system 2 Reacquire the infiNET device on the C2N MNETGW Refer to Acquiring the Switch on the infiNET Network on page 8 for more information Also ref...

Page 36: ...you are connected to the control system the Functions option becomes available from the menu bar 4 Select Functions SIMPL Program The SIMPL Program window contains information about the currently load...

Page 37: ...Switches 5 Click the button to browse for a new compiled spz program Open Window 6 Select a file and click Open When the SIMPL Program window re opens click Send Operations Guide DOC 6397 infiNET Swit...

Page 38: ...firmware complete the following steps 1 Verify that the procedure for Establishing Communications that begins on page 28 has been performed 2 Open Crestron Toolbox and open the Network Device Tree the...

Page 39: ...dow 7 Click Open to select the file 8 The Firmware window reopens indicating the target device the new firmware version and release notes information Click View to view the release notes or click Send...

Page 40: ...cquire the device on infiNET network as described in Acquiring the Switch on the infiNET Network on page 8 If the LED flashes OFF for second two times then returns to low the MNET ID of device is not...

Page 41: ...of the SIMPL Windows program set the signal Enable_Local_Btn_Outputs high Switch does not operate as described in the manual Switch is detached from the load In the switch symbol of the SIMPL Windows...

Page 42: ...dvantage of Crestron s award winning customer service team by calling the Crestron corporate headquarters at 1 888 CRESTRON 1 888 273 7876 For assistance in your local time zone refer to the Crestron...

Page 43: ...mps are not covered This warranty extends to products purchased directly from CRESTRON or an authorized CRESTRON dealer Purchasers should inquire of the dealer regarding the nature and extent of the d...

Page 44: ...Crestron Electronics Inc Operations Guide DOC 6397 15 Volvo Drive Rockleigh NJ 07647 2014134 Tel 888 CRESTRON 12 05 Fax 201 767 7576 Specifications subject to www crestron com change without notice...

Search results

Summary of Contents for CLW-SW1

Reviews:

Related manuals for CLW-SW1

Brands by name

Popular brands

Crestron CLW-SW1, Operation Manual

Search results

Summary of Contents for CLW-SW1

Reviews:

Related manuals for CLW-SW1

Brands by name

Popular brands