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ILC LightLEEDer Operation Manual

Version 1C   3/14/17

Programming 

3.6.2 Relay Output Timer OFF Options

Relays controlled OFF with a timer or switch/blink, have options that
control the output in a certain way other than the default OFF. These
actions can be as simple as blinking the relay before turning the relay
OFF to warn occupants of a pending OFF sweep. Below is a list of the
options and an explanation of the control. see section 3.7.6 to adjust
time lengths for blink alerts, overrides, and alarms.

1. From the home screen, press  

eDIT 

(Networked Panels 

connect to the Network Controller Node 00 as shown in 
Section 3.0)

2. Press 

RelAYs

3. Press 

RelAY OPTIOns

4. Press 

or 

to select the relay

5. Press 

eDIT

6. Press 

TIMeR OFF OPTIOn

7. Press 

or 

to adjust the timer off option. see table 3.6

Table 3.6: Relay Timer OFF Options

1. Single Blink: 

each relay output controlled can be programmed to blink the load twice and then postponed 5

minutes prior to being turned OFF. If an On command is received during the blink alert time, the relay output will
be overridden On for 120 minutes where the process starts again. see section 3.7.6 to adjust the time length from
2 to 99 minutes.

2. Double Blink: 

each relay output controlled can be programmed to blink the load twice and then postponed 5

minutes prior to being turned OFF, and then blinked twice 1 minute before turning OFF. If an On command is re-
ceived during the blink alert time, the relay output will be overridden On for 120 minutes where the process starts
again. see section 3.7.6 to adjust the time length from 2 to 99 minutes.

3. HID Delay: 

each relay output controlled can be programmed to observe the blink alert without blinking the hID load.

Used where normal lights are being blinked, possibly overridden, and turned OFF. 

4. Alarm OFF: 

Relay performs a momentary OFF function. Relays programmed to this function will turn OFF for 5

seconds and then return to the On state. see section 3.7.6 to adjust the time length from 1 to 99 minutes.

5. Alarm ON: 

Relay performs a momentary On function. Relays programmed to this function will turn On for a 5 sec-

onds then return to the OFF state. see section 3.7.6 to adjust the time length from 1 to 99 minutes.

6. Alarm OFF Pulse: 

During the OFF pulse period the relay is cycled OFF and On at 1 second intervals for 5 seconds.

see section 3.7.6 to adjust the time length from 1 to 99 minutes.

7. Alarm ON Pulse: 

During the On pulse period the relay is cycled On and OFF at 1 second intervals for 5 seconds.

see section 3.7.6 to adjust the time length from 1 to 99 minutes.

8. ACS OFF: 

each relay programmed will turn the relay OFF for 5 seconds, setting the Automatic Control switch to

the OFF position

9. ACS Blink: 

each relay programmed will turn the relay OFF for 1 second, setting the Automatic Control switch to

initiate a 5 minute delay before shutting OFF.

RELAY STATUS
RELAY OPTIONS
GROUP RELAYS
INPUT MAPPING

From the RelAY screen, press

RelAY OPTIOns

RELAY OPTIONS  

RELAY   RLY:01.01
EDIT

scroll to select desired relay, 

then press

eDIT

RELAY TYPE  
TIMER OFF OPTION
POWER-ON ACTION
CONDITIONALS

Press

TIMeR OFF OPTIOn

RELAY   RLY:01.01  

TIMER OFF OPTION
TYPE: TURN OFF

Relay Output Timer OFF Options

scroll to the desired option. see table 3.6

Summary of Contents for LightLEEDer

Page 1: ...cludes product details installation and programming information for LightLEEDer lighting control systems www ilc usa com INTELLIGENT LIGHTING CONTROLS INC Energy Saving Lighting Controls Operation Manual ...

Page 2: ...th the lim its for a Class A digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful in terference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environ ment This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to r...

Page 3: ... a local area network or linked across the internet to form a wide area network and function as a single interface The lightleeDer controllers are Ul and FCC approved for commercial applications This operation manual is designed to assist you in understanding installing and programming the product to fit your facilities requirements This manual will give you step by step procedures to assist you i...

Page 4: ...unting the Controller 2 2 2 1 1 location 2 2 2 2 2 environmental Considerations 2 2 2 1 3 Mounting 2 2 2 2 Wiring the Controller 2 2 2 2 1 Wire the Control Transformer 2 2 2 2 2 line and load Wires 2 2 2 2 3 Wire switch Inputs 2 2 2 3 network Cable Installation 2 5 2 3 1 Cable Installation guidelines 2 5 2 3 2 Data line Cable 2 5 2 3 3 Cable Installation 2 5 2 3 4 Cable Distances 2 5 2 3 5 Cable T...

Page 5: ... 3 5 4 setup an input Active Time 3 5 5 setup a Toggle source 3 5 6 Configure Input Conditionals 3 5 7 Configure Pilot status 3 5 8 Configure a lightsync Photocell Input 3 6 Relay Configuration and Programming 3 6 1 Configure number of Relay Poles and Relay lock 3 6 2 Relay Output Timer OFF Options 3 6 3 Configure Power up Options 3 6 4 setup Conditionals for Relays 3 6 5 Configure Relay groups 3 ...

Page 6: ...tch to control a relay group 3 10 3 set time and date example 3 10 4 Configure Timer example 3 10 5 Configure timers using Astro Time Section 4 Appendix Appendix A Dimmer Module Appendix B Motor Controller Module Appendix C DTMF Module panel level Appendix D DMX Module panel level Appendix e BACnet Module panel level Appendix F Modbus Module panel level Appendix g lonWorks Module panel level Appen...

Page 7: ...Section 1 Lighting Controller Details Intelligent Lighting Controls Inc ILC LightLEEDer Operation Manual Version 1C 3 14 17 ...

Page 8: ...ntroller Details Table of Contents Section 1 Controller Description 1 0 enclosure 1 1 Transformer 1 2 Controller Board 1 3 Output Board 1 4 Input Module 1 5 Keypad and Display Module 1 6 Reliant40 lighting Control Relays 1 7 Optional Modules 1 8 lightleeDer network ...

Page 9: ...EXT V EXTCOM 4 PILOT OUT IN 77013485A Intelligent Lighting Controls Inc Enclosure Figure 1 1 ILC LightLEEDer 16 Controller Grounding Lug Controller Board USB Port Control Transformer 120 277 or 120 347 VAC TCP IP Communications Port optional RJ 45 Data IN RJ 45 Data OUT RJ 45 Local LightSync Port LCD Display All ON All OFF Overrride Buttons under keypad Input Board Reliant40 Relays Power ON OFF un...

Page 10: ...eal Time clock provides all time controlled functions including time of day day of week date and day light saving time It will keep the time for at least 45 days without power to the CPU non volatile memory for storing programming information Retains data for up to 200 years without any power to the CPU Data line communications through RJ45 connectors for communi cating with other panels and light...

Page 11: ...CD Backlit when active 4 selection buttons 2 scrolling buttons a hOMe button and a BACK button for programming and interacting with the display lighting Controller Details POWER 24VAC CT 24VAC CT 77013488A 97013488 Ribbon cable connector Power in Ribbon cable connector Ribbon cable connector to relays 8 board Power LED Power out 1 ON 1 PILOT 1 OFF 1 COM 3 ON 3 OFF 3 COM 3 PILOT 2 ON 2 PILOT 2 OFF ...

Page 12: ...ol from theatrical control systems Modem for programming and access over a telephone line BAs interface modules for control and monitoring which include Modbus n2 BACnet and lonWorks 1 8 LightLEEDer Network Panels and lightsync devices can be linked together with standard CAT 5 CAT 5e or CAT 6 cable using RJ45 con nectors that easily plugs into the controllers and devices With the use of a network...

Page 13: ...ILC LightLEEDer Operation Manual Version 1C 3 14 17 Section 2 Installation Intelligent Lighting Controls Inc ILC LIGHTLEEDER SAT 01 01 11 04 19 44 PM EDIT NODE 01 ...

Page 14: ...rmer 2 2 2 2 2 line and load Wires 2 2 2 2 3 Wire switch Inputs 2 2 2 3 network Cable Installation 2 5 2 3 1 Cable Installation guidelines 2 5 2 3 2 Data line Cable 2 5 2 3 3 Cable Installation 2 5 2 3 4 Cable Distances 2 5 2 3 5 Cable Termination and Testing 2 3 6 Connect Cable 2 4 Pre Power Up Checks 2 5 2 5 Power Up and Check Out 2 5 2 5 1 Power Up 2 5 2 5 2 Verify Relays Operation 2 5 2 5 3 Cl...

Page 15: ... are mounted near the lighting circuit breaker box and near the lighting loads that will be controlled 2 1 2 Environment Considerations standard lightleeDer panels are installed in a neMA 1 enclosure designed for indoor applications where conditions are not usually severe The panels should be mounted in an area with an ambi ent temperature between 0 and 50 C 32 122 F and humidity from 10 to 90 non...

Page 16: ...3488 POWER 24VAC CT 24VAC CT 77013488A 97013488 1 ON 1 PILOT 1 OFF 1 COM 3 ON 3 OFF 3 COM 3 PILOT 2 ON 2 PILOT 2 OFF 2 COM 4 ON 4 OFF 4 COM EXT V EXTCOM 4 PILOT OUT IN 77013485A Intelligent Lighting Controls Inc Low Voltage Routing Area Figure 2 2 Class2 and HV wiring areas Line and Load terminations torque to 20lbs in High Voltage Routing Area ...

Page 17: ...tect the cable when passing through metal studs or anything that can possibly cause damage Always follow all local and national building and fire codes Be sure to fire stop all cables that penetrate a firewall Use plenum rated cable where it is mandated Always contact IlC on installations between buildings or cable pulled underground special considerations may be needed 2 3 2 Data Line Cable The d...

Page 18: ...A OUT B IN 1 IN 2 OUT A OUT B LS2 BYPASS LS1 BYPASS LS2 BYPASS LS1 BYPASS LS2 BYPASS MTR1 LSC MTR1 LS2 MTR2 LS1 MTR2 LSC MTR2 LS2 MTR3 LS1 MTR3 LSC MTR3 LS2 MTR4 LS1 MTR4 LSC MTR4 LS2 OUT IN 12VAC 12VAC CT 24VAC CT 1 ON 1 PILOT 1 OFF 1 COM 3 ON 3 OFF 3 COM 3 PILOT 2 ON 2 PILOT 2 OFF 2 COM 4 ON 4 OFF 4 COM EXT V EXTCOM 4 PILOT POWER 24VAC CT 24VAC CT 77013488A 97013488 POWER 24VAC CT 24VAC CT 77013...

Page 19: ... more than its maximum lightsync devices on the data line without a Ps PsR or lightsync hub each can power up to 20 additional lightsync devices 4 Total Power Cumulative Distance The cumulative distance from each device to its power supply may not exceed 2000 feet if powered by a IlC panel or 3000 feet if powered by a Ps PsR or lightsync hub ILC Power and Data Repeating Devices A Power Supply Repe...

Page 20: ...are terminated properly 2 5 Power Up and Check Out 2 5 1 Power Up The power switch is located under the right side of the keypad Turn the power switch to the right to activate the controller The power leD located in the lower left should light and the lCD should display the default time and date 2 5 2Verify Relay Operation With the controller powered up press the all on push button switch located ...

Page 21: ...ILC LightLEEDer Operation Manual Version 1C 3 14 17 Section 3 Programming Intelligent Lighting Controls Inc RELAYS INPUTS TIMERS CLOCK ...

Page 22: ...re Input Conditionals 3 5 7 Configure Pilot status 3 5 8 Configure a lightsync Photocell Input 3 6 Relay Configuration and Programming 3 6 1 Configure number of Relay Poles and Relay lock 3 6 2 Relay Output Timer OFF Options 3 6 3 Configure Power up Options 3 6 4 setup Conditionals for Relays 3 6 5 Configure Relay groups 3 6 6 Map an Input to Control Relays or groups 3 6 7 Relay status and Forcing...

Page 23: ...sword 3 9 3 Viewing Current Firmware Revision 3 9 4 Diagnostics 3 9 5 Backup and Restore 3 10 Programming examples 3 10 1 Program a local input device to control relays 3 10 2 Program a network switch to control a relay group 3 10 3 set time and date example 3 10 4 Configure Timer example 3 10 5 Configure timers using Astro Time Programming Table of Contents ...

Page 24: ...section 3 3 3 set the time longitude latitude and time zone section 3 4 4 Configure the relay types output off types and relay locks section 3 5 5 Configure relay groups section 3 5 5 and presets section 3 8 6 Configure lightsync devices and input types section 3 6 7 Map inputs to relays and groups section 3 5 6 8 Configure timers section 3 7 9 Map timers to relay control section 3 7 3 Note For Net...

Page 25: ...learing all Memory 1 From the home screen press eDIT Networked Panels connect to the Network Controller Node 00 as shown in Section 3 0 2 scroll until sPeCIAl FUnCTIOns appears 3 Press to select sPeCIAl FUnCTIOns 4 Press and select FIRMWARe ReVIsIOn 5 From this screen press and buttons at the same time to enter a hidden menu 6 Press and select CleAR All MeMORY 7 You will be prompted CleAR All MeMO...

Page 26: ...anels only b CleAR In gRP MAP Clears all input to group mapping c CleAR gROUPs Clears all group configurations Individual panels only d CleARTIMeRs Clears all timers configurations e CleAR TMR gRP Clears all timers to groups network Controller only f CleAR TMR RlY MAP Clears all timers to relay mapping Individual panels only g CleAR PReseTs Clears all presets configurations Individual panels only ...

Page 27: ...s hOMe to exit to the home screen 3 4 2 Set Daylight SavingTime 1 From the home screen press eDIT Networked Panels connect to the Network Controller Node 00 as shown in Section 3 0 2 scroll until ClOCK appears 3 Press ClOCK 4 Press DAYlIghT sAVIng 5 Press COnFIg DsT to toggle from enable to disable 6 Press sTART DATe or enD DATe to adjust the date 7 Press hOMe to exit to the home screen note The d...

Page 28: ... Section 3 0 2 scroll until ClOCK appears 3 Press ClOCK 4 Press sUnRIse sUnseT and today s sunrise sunset times will be displayed in military time 5 Press hOMe to exit to the home screen TIME DATE DAYLIGHT SAVINGS ASTRO CLOCK SUNRISE SUNSET ILC LIGHTLEEDER TUE 01 21 11 09 46 54 PM EDIT NODE 01 RELAYS INPUTS TIMERS CLOCK Press eDIT scroll down until ClOCK appears Press ClOCK LATITUDE 045 LONGITUDE ...

Page 29: ...l accept 2 or 3 wire momentary or maintained switch closures Can be mounted in a panel or remote mounted Key Switch lightsync data line key switch Photocell 30 Seconds lightsync photocell with a 30 second delay Photocell 2 Seconds lightsync photocell with a 2 second delay Echo Pushbutton echo s any lightsync data line push but ton device Echo 4 Input echo s any lightsync data line 4 input device E...

Page 30: ...home screen note each switch input is programmable to 2 switch types re ferred to as type A and type B each switch type will be active on a Time of Day or Open Closed time and set in section 3 5 4 LS DEVICE 01 1PB STATUS CONFIGURE DEVICE CONFIGURE INPUTS ILC LIGHTLEEDER TUE 01 21 11 09 46 54 PM EDIT NODE 01 RELAYS INPUTS TIMERS CLOCK Press eDIT Press InPUTs INPUT IN 01 01 1 TYPES CONDITIONALS PILO...

Page 31: ...by thisinputshallblinkandpostponebeingturnedOFF The alert time shall be programmable from 2 to 99 minutes Theblinkalertfunctionshallblinkeachrelay twice prior to turning OFF If an On command is re ceived during the blink alert time relay output shall be overridden and left On for the override time Overridetimesshallbeadjustablefrom5to999min utes in 1 minute increments Note Output must be programme...

Page 32: ...ode number 4 Press COnFIgURe InPUTs 5 Press TYPes 6 Press TYPeTIMes 7 Press or to select the day 8 Press or to select the time in 30 minute increments 9 Press TYPe to select A or B type A is the default LS DEVICE 01 1PB STATUS CONFIGURE DEVICE CONFIGURE INPUTS ILC LIGHTLEEDER TUE 01 21 11 09 46 54 PM EDIT NODE 01 RELAYS INPUTS TIMERS CLOCK Press eDIT Press InPUTs LS DEVICE 01 1PB INPUTS CONNECTED ...

Page 33: ...B for your second conditional if desired 7 Press or to select the condition type Refer to table 3 3 Table 3 3 Conditional Types Relay ON Any chosen relay that is presently On Relay OFF Any chosen relay that is presently OFF ON input closed Any chosen On input that is closed ON input open Any chosen On input that is open OFF input closed Any chosen OFF input that is closed OFF input open Any chosen...

Page 34: ...ol Refer to table 3 4 Table 3 4 Pilot Status Options Always ON The status pilot light will always be illuminated default setting Always OFF The status pilot light will never be illuminated Relay ON The status pilot light will be illuminated when the chosen relay is On Relay OFF The status pilot light will be illuminated when the chosen relay is OFF Group True The status pilot light will be illumin...

Page 35: ...ss TIMe then Press or and select the time then Press to enable or disable 16 Press BACK 17 Press COnDITIOnAls if you want to setup a conditional 13 Press COnDITIOn A set condition B for your second condi tional if desired 14 Press or to select the condition type see section 3 5 6 for setting input conditionals ILC LIGHTLEEDER TUE 01 21 11 09 46 54 PM EDIT NODE 01 RELAYS INPUTS TIMERS CLOCK Press e...

Page 36: ...ach pole Using single pole relays to control multiple poles may be hazardous and is not acceptable by the NEC and may void the warranty 1 From the home screen press eDIT Networked Panels connect to the Network Controller Node 00 as shown in Section 3 0 2 Press RelAYs 3 Press RelAY OPTIOns 4 Press or to select the relay 5 Press eDIT 6 Press RelAYTYPe 7 Press POle to toggle between sIngle DOUBle orT...

Page 37: ...re the process starts again see section 3 7 6 to adjust the time length from 2 to 99 minutes 3 HIDDelay eachrelayoutputcontrolledcanbeprogrammedtoobservetheblinkalertwithoutblinkingthehIDload Used where normal lights are being blinked possibly overridden and turned OFF 4 Alarm OFF Relay performs a momentary OFF function Relays programmed to this function will turn OFF for 5 seconds and then return...

Page 38: ...ied to the panel ON if Input is Closed The relay is turned On when power is applied to the panel if the selected input is closed OFF if Input is Closed The relay is turned OFF when power is applied to the panel if the selected input is closed ON During Open Hours OFF During Closed Hours The relay is turned On when power is applied to the panel if it is in an OPen time or OFF if ClOseD time ON Duri...

Page 39: ...m the home screen press eDIT Networked Panels connect to the Network Controller Node 00 as shown in Section 3 0 2 Press RelAYs 3 Press RelAY OPTIOns 4 Press or to select the relay 5 Press eDIT 6 Press COnDITIOnAls 7 Press FORCe On FORCe OFF or hOlD sTATUs 8 Press COnDITIOn A set condition B for your second conditional if desired 9 Press or to select the condition type RELAY RLY 01 01 POWER ON ACTI...

Page 40: ... presently On Relay OFF Any chosen relay that is presently OFF ON input closed Any chosen On input that is closed ON input open Any chosen On input that is open Off input closed Any chosen OFF input that is closed Off input open Any chosen OFF input that is open Table 3 10 Conditional Priority listed 1st 2nd 3rd ForceON ForceON ForceON ForceON HoldStatus ForceOFF ForceON ForceOFF HoldStatus HoldStat...

Page 41: ...CAl RelAYs 5 Press or to select the lightsync input device address 6 Press InPUT 7 Press or to select the lightsync Input 8 Press RelAY 9 Press or to select the relay to be controlled 10 Press ACTIOn 11 Press or to select the action On A OFF B On OFF RELAY STATUS RELAY OPTIONS GROUP RELAYS INPUT MAPPING From the RelAY screen press gROUP RelAYs RELAY GROUPS GROUP GROUP 001 RELAY RLY 01 01 INLUCDE Y...

Page 42: ...rrent status of relays and directly control them On and Off 1 From the home screen press eDIT Networked Panels connect to the Network Controller Node 00 as shown in Section 3 0 2 Press RelAYs 3 Press RelAY sTATUs Single Relays 4 Press sIngle RelAY 5 Press or to select the relay and see the status of the relay and to see the lock position 6 Press TURn On to force the relay On 7 Press TURn OFF to for...

Page 43: ...s eDIT Networked Panels connect to the Network Controller Node 00 as shown in Section 3 0 2 Press RelAYs 3 Press RelAY sTATUs 4 Press sWeeP RelAYs 5 Press All On to force all relays On 6 Press All OFF to force all relays Off RELAY STATUS SINGLE RELAY RELAY GROUPS SWEEP RELAYS From the RelAYs RelAY sTATUs screen press RelAY gROUPs GROUP 001 IS OFF TURN ON TURN OFF RELAY STATUS SINGLE RELAY RELAY GRO...

Page 44: ... then press TIMe CLEAR TIMER NORMAL ASTRO OPEN CLOSE Press nORMAl TIMER 001 HOUR 12 00PM MINUTE Table 3 12 Timer Types and Functions Time of Day Normal scheduleeventsbasedonatimeofday or day of week which can be enabled or disabled for any day of the calendar year AstronomicalTimeScheduling sunriseandsunsettimesused for activation times Activation times can be set from 1 to 999 minutes before or a...

Page 45: ... 0 2 Press TIMeRs 3 Press COnFIgUReTIMeRs 4 Press or to select 1 of the 128 timers 5 Press OPen ClOse 6 Press OPen or ClOse 7 Press or to adjust any offset desired for the OPen or ClOse timer 8 Press to clear any offset programmed TIMER TIMER 001 TIME 12 00AM DAYS SMTWTFS CONDITIONALS CLEAR TIMER NORMAL ASTRO OPEN CLOSE Press AsTRO TIMER 001 SUNRISE SR 000MIN SUNSET CLEAR OFFSET TIMER TIMER 001 TIME...

Page 46: ...er Conditionals 1 From the home screen press eDIT Networked Panels connect to the Network Controller Node 00 as shown in Section 3 0 2 Press TIMeRs 3 Press COnFIgUReTIMeRs 4 Press or to select the timer to program 5 Press COnDITIOnAls see section 3 5 6 for input conditionals TIMER TIMER 001 TIME UNUSED DAYS CONDITIONALS TIMER TIMER 001 DAY OF WEEK CALENDAR DAILY Press CAlenDAR DAIlY TIMER 001 MONT...

Page 47: ... 0 2 Press TIMeRs 3 Press TIMeR RelAY COnTROl 4 Press TIMeR gROUP 5 Press or to select the timer that will control the group 6 Press gROUP to select the group then press or to select the group 7 Press ACTIOn to select the action then or to select the action 8 Press hOMe to exit to the home screen CONFIGURE TIMERS TIMER RELAY CONTROL OFF HOURS SWEEPS OPEN CLOSE TIMES From theTIMeR screen press TIMe...

Page 48: ... shown in Section 3 0 2 Press TIMeRs 3 Press OFF hOURs sWeePs 4 Press InTeRVAl to toggle from 1 2 and 3 Program Relays and Groups in the OFF Hour Sweeps 1 From the home screen press eDIT Networked Panels connect to the Network Controller Node 00 as shown in Section 3 0 2 Press TIMeRs 3 Press OFF hOURs sWeePs 4 Press RelAYs or Press gROUPs groups with networked panels are accessed from the network ...

Page 49: ...IT 10 Press or to select the Open time 11 Press ClOse then Press or to select the close time 12 Press CleAR to clear times programming for that date 13 Press hOMe to exit to the home screen Reset all Open and CloseTimes 1 From the home screen press eDIT Networked Panels connect to the Network Controller Node 00 as shown in Section 3 0 2 Press TIMeRs 3 Press OPen ClOseDTIMes 4 Press eDIT 5 Press Re...

Page 50: ... and can be adjusted from 1 to 99 seconds 1 From the home screen press eDIT Networked Panels connect to the Network Controller Node 00 as shown in Section 3 0 2 Press TIMeRs 3 scroll down then press BlInK AleRT AlARM 4 Press BlInK AleRT OVeRRIDe or AlARMs 5 Press or to adjust the times for each as desired 6 Press hOMe to exit to the home screen Default Settings 1 From the home screen press eDIT Ne...

Page 51: ...xit to the home screen 3 7 8Test ProgrammedTimers 4 From the home screen press eDIT Networked Panels connect to the Network Controller Node 00 as shown in Section 3 0 5 Press TIMeRs 6 scroll down toTesTTIMeRs 7 Press TesTTIMeRs 8 Press or to select the timer to test 9 Press TesT to activate 10 Press hOMe to exit to the home screen OFF HOURS SWEEPS OPEN CLOSE TIMES BLINK ALERT ALARMS CONFIGURE TIME...

Page 52: ...to program through a Capture 6 Press CAPTURe 7 Press hOMe to exit to the home screen 3 8 3 Activate a Preset andView Status For non networked panels 1 From the home screen press eDIT Networked Panels connect to the Network Controller Node 00 as shown in Section 3 0 2 Press to scroll down to PReseTs 3 Press PReseTs 4 Press ACTIVATe PReseTs 5 Press or to select the preset to activate note status is ...

Page 53: ... connect to the Network Controller Node 00 as shown in Section 3 0 2 Press until sPeCIAl FUnCTIOns appears 3 Press sPeCIAl FUnCTIOns 4 Press eDIT nAMes 5 Press eDIT PAnel nAMe 6 Press or tto scroll to the space to edit 7 Press or to change to the desired letter number or character 8 Press or tto scroll to the next space to edit 9 Continue until all characters have been edited 10 Press sAVe to stor...

Page 54: ...ls connect to the Network Controller Node 00 as shown in Section 3 0 2 Press until sPeCIAl FUnCTIOns appears 3 Press sPeCIAl FUnCTIOns 4 Press eDIT nAMes 5 Press eDIT gROUP nAMes 6 Press eDIT 7 Press or to change to the desired group 8 Press or tto scroll to the space to edit 9 Press or to change to the desired letter number or character 10 Press or tto scroll to the next space to edit 11 Continue...

Page 55: ...orked Panels connect to the Network Controller Node 00 as shown in Section 3 0 2 Press until sPeCIAl FUnCTIOns appears 3 Press sPeCIAl FUnCTIOns 4 Press eDIT nAMes 5 Press eDIT PReseT nAMes 6 Press eDIT 7 Press or to change to the desired preset 8 Press or tto scroll to the space to edit 9 Press or to change to the desired letter number or character 10 Press or tto scroll to the next space to edit...

Page 56: ... the home screen press eDIT Networked Panels connect to the Network Controller Node 00 as shown in Section 3 0 2 Press until sPeCIAl FUnCTIOns appears 3 Press sPeCIAl FUnCTIOns 4 Press ChAnge PAssWORDs 5 Press COnTROl OnlY level 2 or COnTROl eDIT level 1 6 Press or tto scroll to the space to edit 7 Press or to change to the desired letter number or character 8 Press or tto scroll to the next space...

Page 57: ... hOMe to exit Find LightSync Dimmer or Motor Devices 1 From the home screen press eDIT Networked Panels connect to the Network Controller Node 00 as shown in Section 3 0 2 Press until sPeCIAl FUnCTIOns appears 3 Press sPeCIAl FUnCTIOns 4 Press FIRMWARe ReVIsIOn 5 Press and hold and buttons to enter a hidden menu 6 Press 7 times 7 Press DIAgnOsTICs 8 Press FInD DeVICes 9 Press lIghTsYnC DeVICes DIM...

Page 58: ... to exit 3 9 5 Backup and Restore This gives the programmer an area to backup the system data It also provides a way to compare data and restore data 1 From the home screen press eDIT Networked Panels connect to the Network Controller Node 00 as shown in Section 3 0 2 Press until sPeCIAl FUnCTIOns appears 3 Press sPeCIAl FUnCTIOns 4 Press FIRMWARe ReVIsIOns 5 Press and hold and buttons to enter a ...

Page 59: ... button on the keypad 7 Press COnFIgURe InPUTs 8 Press TYPes twice To begin configuring input 01 04 1 9 Press until P B On OFF appears in theTYPe A field on the screen 10 Press the BACK button twice 11 Press to begin configuring input 01 04 2 Then repeat steps 8 9 10 12 Press hOMe to exit to the home screen Programming ILC LIGHTLEEDER TUE 01 21 11 09 46 54 PM EDIT NODE 01 Press eDIT LS DEVICE 04 S...

Page 60: ...ld 12 Repeat steps 6 9 for relays 01 07 and 01 09 13 Press hOMe to exit to the home screen Programming ILC LIGHTLEEDER TUE 01 21 11 09 46 54 PM EDIT NODE 01 Press eDIT RELAY STATUS RELAY OPTIONS GROUP RELAYS INPUT MAPPING RELAYS INPUTS TIMERS CLOCK INPUT MAPPING LOCAL RELAYS LOCAL GROUPS NETORK INPUTS DEVICE IN 01 04 1 INPUT RELAY RLY 01 01 ACTION NONE Press RelAYs Press lOCAl RelAYs then Press In...

Page 61: ...7 Press until 1 BUTTOn appears in theTYPe field 8 Press the BACK button on the keypad 9 Press COnFIgURe InPUTs 10 Press TYPes twice To begin configuring input 01 04 1 11 Press until P B On OFF appears in theTYPe A field on the screen 12 Press the BACK button 4 times to access then node 00 Main Menu Programming ILC LIGHTLEEDER NC TUE 01 21 11 09 46 54 PM EDIT NETWORK INPUTS RELAYS TIMERS LS DEVICE ...

Page 62: ...ppears in the ACTIOn field 6 Press the hOMe button to return to the node 01 home screen Programming ILC LIGHTLEEDER NC TUE 01 21 11 09 46 54 PM EDIT NETWORK INPUTS RELAYS TIMERS GROUP STATUS INPUT MAPPING Press eDIT Press RelAYs DEVICE IN 00 0A 1 INPUT GROUP GROUP 001 ACTION NONE Press InPUT MAPPIng then DEVICE IN 00 0A 1 INPUT GROUP GROUP 003 ACTION NONE Press gROUP then DEVICE IN 00 0A 1 INPUT G...

Page 63: ...s the hOMe button to return to the node 01 home screen Programming ILC LIGHTLEEDER TUE 01 21 11 09 46 54 PM EDIT NODE 01 Press eDIT RELAY STATUS RELAY OPTIONS GROUP RELAYS INPUT MAPPING RELAYS INPUTS TIMERS CLOCK Press RelAYs RELAY GROUPS GROUP GROUP 003 RELAY RLY 01 05 INCLUDE NO Press gROUP RelAYs then RELAY GROUPS GROUP GROUP 003 RELAY RLY 01 10 INCLUDE NO Press RelAY then RELAY GROUPS GROUP GR...

Page 64: ...8 Repeat steps 6 and 7 substituting 04 27 into the RelAY field 9 Press the home Button to return to node 01 home screen Programming ILC LIGHTLEEDER 04 TUE 01 21 11 09 46 54 PM EDIT NETWORK INPUTS RELAYS TIMERS RELAY STATUS RELAY OPTIONS GROUP RELAYS INPUT MAPPING Press eDIT ILC LIGHTLEEDER TUE 01 21 11 09 46 54 PM EDIT NODE 01 Press eDIT then 3 times CLOCK PRESETS OTHER DEVICES REMOTE PANEL Press ...

Page 65: ...n Press or until 15 appears 8 Press seT 9 Press DATe then Press or until 01 appears in the MOnTh field 10 Press DATe then Press or until 05 appears 11 Press YeAR then Press or until 2011 appears 12 Press seTWeD 01 05 11 appears in the DATe field 13 Press the hOMe button to return to the node 01 home screen Programming ILC LIGHTLEEDER NC TUE 01 21 11 09 46 54 PM EDIT INPUTS RELAYS TIMERS CLOCK SET ...

Page 66: ...ress DAY OFWeeK 9 Press DIsABle to remove sunday fromTimer 001 control 10 Press then DIsABle to remove saturday fromTimer 001 control 11 Press the BACK button 12 Repeat steps 1 10 substituting 06 30PM forTimer 002 13 Press the hOMe button to return to the node 01 home screen Programming ILC LIGHTLEEDER NC TUE 01 21 11 09 46 54 PM EDIT NETWORK INPUTS RELAYS TIMERS CONFIGURE TIMERS TIMER RELAY CONTR...

Page 67: ... in the RelAY field 11 Press ACTIOn then Press to select OFF 12 Repeat steps 10 and 11 for relays 01 07 and 01 08 13 Press the hOMe button to return to the node 01 home screen Programming ILC LIGHTLEEDER TUE 01 21 11 09 46 54 PM EDIT NODE 01 Press eDIT CONFIGURE TIMERS TIMER RELAY CONTROL OFF HOURS SWEEPS OPEN CLOSE TIMES RELAYS INPUTS TIMERS CLOCK Press TIMeRs TIMER RELAY TIMER GROUP TIMER PRESET...

Page 68: ...screen 4 Press eDIT Then Press until ClOCK appears as a menu choice 5 Press AsTRO ClOCK 6 Press seT BY CITY Then Press until AZ PhOenIX with its latitude longitude and time zone appears on the screen 7 Press seT to enter these values into the controller memory 8 Press the BACK Button until you return to node 00 Main menu Programming ILC LIGHTLEEDER NC TUE 01 21 11 09 46 54 PM EDIT INPUTS RELAYS TI...

Page 69: ...1 21 11 09 46 54 PM EDIT NETWORK INPUTS RELAYS TIMERS CONFIGURE TIMERS TIMER RELAY CONTROL OFF HOURS SWEEPS OPEN CLOSE TIMES Press eDIT then Press TIMeRs TIMER TIMER 001 TIME 07 30 00 AM DAYS WED 01 05 11 CONDITIONALS TIMER 001 SUNRISE SS 000MIN SUNSET CLEAR OFFSET Press COnFIgURe TIMeRs then or Press TIMe then AsTRO TIMER TIMER 001 TIME SS 000MIN DAYS _MTWTF_ CONDITIONALS Press sUnseT TIMER TIMER...

Page 70: ...CTIOn then Press to select OFF 12 Repeat steps 10 and 11 for relays 01 07 and 01 08 13 Press the hOMe button to return to the node 01 home screen Programming ILC LIGHTLEEDER TUE 01 21 11 09 46 54 PM EDIT NODE 01 Press eDIT CONFIGURE TIMERS TIMER RELAY CONTROL OFF HOURS SWEEPS OPEN CLOSE TIMES RELAYS INPUTS TIMERS CLOCK Press TIMeRs TIMER RELAY TIMER GROUP TIMER PRESET TIMER TIMER 001 RELAY RLY 01 ...

Page 71: ...ILC LightLEEDer Operation Manual Version 1C 3 14 17 Section 4 Appendix Intelligent Lighting Controls Inc RELAYS INPUTS TIMERS CLOCK ...

Page 72: ... BACnet Module panel level Appendix F Modbus Module panel level Appendix g lonWorks Module panel level Appendix h n2 Module panel level Appendix I lightsync switches Appendix J lightsync Input Board and Photocell Controller Appendix K lightsync hub and Occupancy sensor Appendix l networked Room Controllers and expansion Panels Appendix M lightleeDer emergency Ul 924 lighting Control Appendix Table...

Page 73: ...each output may be programmed to respond to 16 inputs per channel The intuitive software pro vided makes it easy to program or adjust the settings ILC LightLEEDer Operation Manual Version 1C 3 14 17 Appendix A 77013537A 1 2 3 4 IN 1 2 3 4 OUT 77013537A 2 75 3 5 2 75 Remote Mount Panel Mount LightSync Dimming Module RJ 45 Data connectors to LightSync network 4 independent output channels Jumpers A ...

Page 74: ... Levels 8 Press until POWeR On leVel appears 9 Press POWeR On leVel set from 0 to 100 Control Options 8 Press until COnTROl OPTIOns appears 9 Press COnTROl OPTIOns set a type of control Timer Input Preset then a source and an Action DMX Control 8 Press until DMX COnTROl appears 9 Press DMX COnTROl Track up to 512 channels Dimmer Status 8 Press until sTATUs COnTROl appears 9 Press sTATUs COnTROl Ra...

Page 75: ...TOR 2 MOTOR 3 MOTOR 4 MTR1 LS1 LS1 BYPASS LS2 BYPASS LS1 BYPASS IN 1 IN 2 OUT A OUT B IN 1 IN 2 OUT A OUT B IN 1 IN 2 OUT A OUT B IN 1 IN 2 OUT A OUT B LS2 BYPASS LS1 BYPASS LS2 BYPASS LS1 BYPASS LS2 BYPASS MTR1 LSC MTR1 LS2 MTR2 LS1 MTR2 LSC MTR2 LS2 MTR3 LS1 MTR3 LSC MTR3 LS2 MTR4 LS1 MTR4 LSC MTR4 LS2 OUT IN 12VAC 12VAC CT 24VAC CT 4 50 6 50 LightSync Motor Controller Module RJ 45 Data connecto...

Page 76: ...ce channel 1 4 6 Press COnFIgURe control screen 7 Press TYPe until InPUT appears 8 Press sOURCe 9 Press nODe then or to select the panel where the switch is located 10 Press DeVICe then or to select the address of the switch 11 Press InPUT then or to select the input number 12 Press tBACK 13 Press ACTIOn then Press ACTIOn until the desired action appears see table 3 13 14 Press RUnTIMe then or to ...

Page 77: ...et to activate the action 10 Press BACK 11 Press ACTIOn then Press ACTIOn until the desired ac tion appears see table 3 13 12 Press RUnTIMe then or to adjust the On time required 13 Press hOMe to exit Table 3 13 Available Programming Actions Stop Upon input contact the the motor output will open or stop RunPositive Whencontactismadeontheinputthemotoroutput willgopositivewithanadjustableoutputof 1s...

Page 78: ...this information to your telephone company Setup 1 From the home screen press eDIT Networked Panels connect to the Network Controller Node 00 as shown in Section 3 0 2 Press 2 times to scroll down 3 Press OTheR DeVICes 4 Press ADD On MODUles 5 Press ADD On MODUle 1 2 3 or 4 6 Press or to select theVOICe DTMF option 7 Press eDIT to change the access code 8 Press or to select the access code number ...

Page 79: ...ACK 11 Press On OFF leVels 12 Press or to adjust the DMX on level 13 Press DMX OFF then press or to adjust the DMX off level 14 Press PRIORITY to change the priority from InPUT to DMX DMX will lock on if above the on level and lock off if below the off level 15 Press BACK 16 Press DMX sTATUs then press or to read the present level for each channel 17 Press hOMe to exit ILC LIGHTLEEDER TUE 01 21 11 09...

Page 80: ...3 or 4 6 Press or and select the PROTOCessOR option ILC LightLEEDer Operation Manual Version 1C 3 14 17 ILC LIGHTLEEDER TUE 01 21 11 09 46 54 PM EDIT NODE 01 TIMERS CLOCK PRESETS OTHER DEVICES ADD ON MODULES DIMMER OUTPUTS MOTOR OUTPUTS ADD ON MODULE 1 ADD ON MODULE 2 ADD ON MODULE 3 ADD ON MODULE 4 ADD ON MODULE 1 TYPE PROTOCESSOR EDIT BACnet Module Setup Press eDIT then twice Press OTheR DeVICes...

Page 81: ...ODUle 1 2 3 or 4 6 Press or and select the MODBUs option ILC LIGHTLEEDER TUE 01 21 11 09 46 54 PM EDIT NODE 01 TIMERS CLOCK PRESETS OTHER DEVICES ADD ON MODULES DIMMER OUTPUTS MOTOR OUTPUTS ADD ON MODULE 1 ADD ON MODULE 2 ADD ON MODULE 3 ADD ON MODULE 4 ADD ON MODULE 1 TYPE MODBUS EDIT Modbus Module Setup Press eDIT then twice Press OTheR DeVICes Press ADD On MODUles Press ADD On MODUle 1 2 3 or 4...

Page 82: ...disable inputs Setup 1 From the home screen press eDIT Networked Panels connect to the Network Controller Node 00 as shown in Section 3 0 2 Press 2 times to scroll down 3 Press OTheR DeVICes 4 Press ADD On MODUles 5 Press ADD On MODUle 1 2 3 or 4 6 Press or and select the PROTOCessOR option ILC LIGHTLEEDER TUE 01 21 11 09 46 54 PM EDIT NODE 01 TIMERS CLOCK PRESETS OTHER DEVICES ADD ON MODULES DIMM...

Page 83: ...ress eDIT Networked Panels connect to the Network Controller Node 00 as shown in Section 3 0 2 Press 2 times to scroll down 3 Press OTheR DeVICes 4 Press ADD On MODUles 5 Press ADD On MODUle 1 2 3 or 4 6 Press or and select the n2 option ILC LIGHTLEEDER TUE 01 21 11 09 46 54 PM EDIT NODE 01 TIMERS CLOCK PRESETS OTHER DEVICES ADD ON MODULES DIMMER OUTPUTS MOTOR OUTPUTS ADD ON MODULE 1 ADD ON MODULE...

Page 84: ...tatus LEDs RJ 45 Data connectors Node address settings Each switch must be set to a unique node address Lexan or stainless steel screwless cover painted steel with screws available Standard Front CAT 5 Back DirectWired Back 1 75 4 4 875 Sleek contemporary styling Choice of colors Ivory orWhite Durable buttons Status LEDs Location Light LED RJ 45 Data connectors Node address settings Each switch mu...

Page 85: ...N 4 OFF 4 COM EXT V EXTCOM 4 PILOT OUT IN 77013485A Remote Mount Panel Mount 3 5 2 75 3 5 2 75 Remote Mounting Enclosure Sensors Controller 2 5 2 5 5 6 3 25 1 0 625 375 1 375 1 3 1 18 Indoor Outdoor Standard 1 2 conduit thread Adhesive backing Node address settings Each device must be set to a unique node address Node address settings Each device must be set to a unique node address RJ 45 Data con...

Page 86: ...ual Version 1C 3 14 17 1 2 V A C 1 2 V A C C T 77013442 REV A 97013442 REV O O O O O O O 20 RJ 45 Data connectors to LightSync devices Network data IN OUT 24 VAC out In OUT 120 277 VAC In Transformer Voltage Divider LightSync Hub in enclosure ...

Page 87: ...el With the panel connected to the lightleeDer network these remote relays can be controlled just like any relay in panels on the network Hardware Setup The hardware must be addressed correctly so the relay numbering aligns properly for the controller Output mod ules relays mounted in the panel are the first relays to be numbered The Room Controllers must be mapped accord ing to a matrix to contin...

Page 88: ...Appendix l ILC LightLEEDer Operation Manual Version 1C 3 14 17 LL 2RC 4RC 4X Mapping Matrix ...

Page 89: ...3 and photocell input 7 for the device in that row Column 13 In 8 Onboard hardwired input Occupancy sensor Input 2 4 and photocell input 8 for the device in that row Column 14 Dim node The dimmer node numbers used at this address Column 15 Output The dimmer address for each output with nn node number of the expansion Controller connected to Column 16 RC The Room Controller dimming output number Pr...

Page 90: ...924 Relay Bypass Output Modules that will override the relays On when normal power is lost to the panel An optional Phase Monitoring Module can be added to the panel to monitor two or three phase power when eM load relays are on more than one power phase of the emergency system This configura tion is used with a Ul 1008 transfer switch operated by an emergency system providing back up power see Fi...

Page 91: ...for selection of the emergency operation of each relay output on the odd or even side of the RBOM These jumpers allow selection of Force On Force Off and no Control for each relay during a power outage to the panel each RBOM has a TesT button for triggering the module into the eM state and a status leD that flashes when the module is triggered Auxiliary connectors are provided for an optional exter...

Page 92: ... O NOR LI LO CK MAL N NE AD FF O LO O NOR LI LO CK MAL N NE AD FF O LO O NOR LI LO CK MAL N NE AD FF O LO O NOR LI LO CK MAL N NE AD FF O LO O NOR LI LO CK MAL N NE AD FF O LO O NOR LI LO CK MAL N NE AD FF O LO O NOR LI LO CK MAL N NE AD FF O LO O NOR LI LO CK MAL N FF O LO O NOR CK MAL N FF O LO O NOR CK MAL N FF O LO O NOR CK MAL N FF O LO O NOR 77013490 R1 TCP IP USB 0 0 F E B D C A 2 1 E 1 F 2...

Page 93: ...imming output con trol to a full brightness or 100 on non dim level when local bus power is lost to the dimmer module During a normal power outage the lightleeDer processor ll CPU being powered by normal power feed would be off line causing any lightsync device on its local bus power to be off Follow all standard dimmer control module in structions and wiring requirements in Appendix A Phase Monitor...

Page 94: ...T 24VAC CT FROM TRANSFORMER CONTROLLED OUTPUT TO RELAYS RBOM AND POWER DISTRIBUTION CARD EMERGENCY CONTROL TEST BUTTON PHASE A STATUS LED DISABLE JUMPERS PHASE B AND C RLY 2 RLY 4 RLY 6 24VAC CT 24VAC CT 24VAC CT 24VAC CT 24VAC CT PHASE PHASE NEUT B C 77013547A C POWER B A B C TO RELAYS 24VAC CT NO C NC TEST FROM TRX J5 N NE AD FF O O LI LO CK MAL LO NOR DISABLE ON NC OFF A A R5 R6 R7 R8 77013490 ...

Page 95: ...ical support line 1 800 922 8004 for additional assistance Code RequiredTesting nFPA requires that the testing of emergency lighting equipment be conducted monthly IlC recommends following all requirements for monthly testing and record keeping Refer to nFPA section 7 9 3 for details and requirements Appendix M G T UL1008 Transfer Emergency Generator EM Control system Main Power Distribution Power...

Page 96: ...For more information please contact 5229 Edina Industrial Boulevard Minneapolis Minnesota 55439 Phone 952 829 1900 1 800 922 8004 FAX 952 829 1901 www ilc usa com INTELLIGENT LIGHTING CONTROLS INC ...

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