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When you are satisfied

with changes or not

making any, scroll with

the

<DOWN>

arrow to

advance to the bottom of the screen and highlight

Next

, then press

<ENTER>

. The screen prompts for

setting the duration of the event.
Press the

<RIGHT>

arrow

to select

Next

, then press

<ENTER>

. The screen

displays options for

activating the event.

Press the

<RIGHT>

arrow

button to select

Action

then press

<ENTER>

. The

screen displays the

option to select which room is to be involved.
Scroll to select a room

and press

<ENTER>

. The

screen displays devices

associated with the

room.

Scroll with the

<UP/

DOWN>

arrows to

select the device you

want to configure,

then press

<ENTER>

. The screen displays the input

actions available to trigger the event, for example,

depending on the device, “Input 1” might be the

press of a button, a signal from a motion sensor, etc.

Scroll with the

<UP/

DOWN>

arrows to select

the input action(s) you

want to activate the

event, then press

<ENTER>

. The screen places a “

”

sign next to your choices.

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What begins this Event?

Event 1

Action

Time

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>Configure Event

What begins this Event?

Event 1

Action

Time

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Event 1

>Configure Event>Action

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Bathroom 1

Bedroom 1

Bedroom 2

Event 1

>Configure Event>Action

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Bathroom 1

Bedroom 1

Bedroom 2

Event 1

>Configure Event>Action

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Wall Control 3

PIR Sensor 1

Bathroom1

Bathroom 1

Event 1

>Configure Event>Action

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Wall Control 3

PIR Sensor 1

Bathroom1

Bathroom 1

Event 1

>Configure Event>Action

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Input 1

Bathroom1

Bathroom 1

Wall Control 3

Event 1

>Configure Event>Action

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Bathroom1

Bathroom 1

Wall Control 3

Event 1

>Configure Event>Action

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Wall Control 3

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Event 1

>Configure Event>Action

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Wall Control 3

+Input 2

Summary of Contents for InTouch CA5500B

Page 1: ...User Guide http waterheatertimer org How to wire Intermatic CA3750 html...

Page 2: ...Povish Wayne Fresen and Jeff Bovee Publi par INTERMATIC INC 7777 Winn Road Spring Grove IL 60081 Copyright 2006 R dig par William Schmidt Avec la collaboration de Bryan Povish Wayne Fresen et Jeff Bov...

Page 3: ...re routed to their destinations by the shortest best pathway With InTouch devices well distributed throughout the house and creating a strong network it s virtually impossible to be out of range Compa...

Page 4: ...etting Up Scenes 21 Creating a Scene 22 Activating a Scene 23 Copying a Scene to Another InTouch Controller 24 Making Temporary Adjustments to a Scene 25 Adding a New Device to a Scene 26 Deleting a S...

Page 5: ...evice from a Room 47 Renaming a Room 49 Deleting a Room 51 Working with Scenes 52 Adding a Scene 52 Configuring a Scene Making Changes to Scenes 54 Turning a Scene ON or OFF 55 Assigning a Scene to a...

Page 6: ...ures that should your neighbors also have Z Wave systems no outside controllers can operate your network Usually the electrician who wired your system will have set up the network If not you can do it...

Page 7: ...devices e g dimmer switches that are part of selected scenes The Home Button has special uses explained in this guide The Power Light tells the power status of the Base it pulses blue when charging t...

Page 8: ...e devices were ever used before your system may not operate as efficiently or predictably as it should This might have happened for example if the installer ran some preliminary programming tests on a...

Page 9: ...press and hold simultaneously the RAISE and LOWER buttons until the Power Light on the Base lights up with a pink color Wait for the pink light to go off Reset controllers as follows NOTE Unless reset...

Page 10: ...ect YES then press ENTER The screen will display Reset to Factory Defaults when the reset procedure is completed internally Repeat this procedure for each controller in your network When you have comp...

Page 11: ...central area of the house Linking the Hand Held to the Base Your InTouch network consists of the private connections between your Hand Held its Base which is actually the brains of the system as well...

Page 12: ...leshooting Section of this Manual for additional information NOTE If you ever lose or damage your Hand Held you can order a replacement and easily transfer over any program existing on the old control...

Page 13: ...conds the HOME button on the new Hand Held When the linking process is complete the Status Light on the original Hand Held will Blink BLUE once if programming is successful Blink RED once if programmi...

Page 14: ...lease the INCLUDE button on the Hand Held The Status Light lights up blue indicating that it is in Include mode NOTE If the Hand Held Status light blinks RED immediately upon pressing the INCLUDE butt...

Page 15: ...dure is successful Blink RED once if the procedure failed If this happens the In Wall Scene Group Controller must be EXCLUDED and then RE INCLUDED to the network If the device is the In Wall Master Co...

Page 16: ...ocedure for each device in your network working in widening circles from the Base When you ve included each device you re done Follow the same procedure to include other Z Wave devices in the network...

Page 17: ...VATION button on the device to be excluded NOTE On InTouch devices that have this feature the status light will begin blinking BLUE and or RED to indicate that the device is ready to be removed from t...

Page 18: ...as follows Waiting for routing table update when the Replicate Receive command has been received and ENTER is pressed Loading routing table when the Master Controller is communicating with the Base H...

Page 19: ...returns to the InTouch Home Screen Repeat this procedure for each device you want to remove from your network Follow the same procedure to remove other Z Wave devices in the network i e Intermatic Hom...

Page 20: ...reated a scene Another scene might be to turn on all the lights on your stairway and upstairs hallway Or your porch light the lights in your yard and the light at the end of your driveway Without scen...

Page 21: ...switch in your living room its six buttons could control the room s accent lighting changing between different scenes watching TV socializing reading all on full for cleaning up turning on a ceiling...

Page 22: ...This indicates that the button is in learning mode NOTE Scene learning mode will time out after 5 minutes from the last button press and save the scene Go around your home and make a change in the st...

Page 23: ...scene Press ENTER again to deactivate NOTE If all of the devices in the scene are on the SCENE SELECTION button will be brightly lit This indicates that the status of the selected scene is ON That s a...

Page 24: ...than one InTouch controller and want each controller to be able to control a scene you ve already created You can copy the scene from one InTouch controller to another If using a Hand Held make sure t...

Page 25: ...orary Adjustments to a Scene Once you ve created a scene involving dimmers blind controls thermostats etc you may want to temporarily adjust the settings on these devices raising or lowering them Use...

Page 26: ...programming If you have the In Wall Master Controller Model CA7100 you can add your new device by editing the scene Refer to detailed instructions for this device provided in Sections 4 and 5 of this...

Page 27: ...information and will then blink RED once if deletion is successful Test the programming Press the SCENE SELECTION button once to select the scene then press the ENTER button to activate the scene None...

Page 28: ...cal loads like lights and appliances However they can also be programmed to create and activate scenes that you can set up throughout your house A scene is a group of devices that have been programmed...

Page 29: ...ker switch The Status Light will pulse once with a blue light indicating that the device is in learning mode Go around your home and make a change in the status of each device you want to include in t...

Page 30: ...or walk in front of the motion detector then again to deactivate Attaching an Existing Scene to a Device You can attach or copy an existing scene one already programmed to a button on your Hand Held o...

Page 31: ...for approximately 10 seconds Motion Sensor The ACTIVATION button Switch Type Devices The lower portion of the rocker switch The Status Light will stay on while the device is gathering information and...

Page 32: ...scene is deleted and since you added no new devices there is no new scene Combining InTouch Devices with Other Manufacturers Programming a non InTouch Routing Slave Device in an InTouch Network Routi...

Page 33: ...programming Blink BLUE once if programming was successful Blink RED once if programming failed Refer to the Troubleshooting Section of this Manual for additional information Two notes on non InTouch r...

Page 34: ...the ACTIVATION button on the routing slave device In the example with the motion sensor and the light switch press the ACTIVATION button on the motion sensor If the device has a Status Light it may li...

Page 35: ...e In Wall Master Controller And you can create scenes without having to activate any of the devices It also makes things possible that can t be done at all with the other controllers like Setting Up S...

Page 36: ...e an electrician installing an InTouch system or a homeowner who has bought a house with the system installed and wants to set it up for your own family s needs and preferences The GUIDE is included i...

Page 37: ...omatically adjusted for daylight savings time if you prefer and also displays programming menus as you refine and customize your system ARROW buttons used to navigate the programming menus ENTER butto...

Page 38: ...already created scenes using the Hand Held and Base you will see them listed on the In Wall Master Controller s display shown according to the ID number of the device and the last number indicating t...

Page 39: ...window giving your house a lived in look See pages 66 and 71 For many owners these functions alone will justify the addition of the In Wall Master Controller to their InTouch network Other owners will...

Page 40: ...events on the In Wall Master Controller s display where you might want to change the name of an event to something more specific like Outside On See page 77 Deleting an event from the system when you...

Page 41: ...p scenes that are activated by a timer Before you can create a timer controlled scene you must set the controller s time Things You Should Know about Time The In Wall Master Controller is a more sophi...

Page 42: ...as shown Scroll with the UP DOWN arrows to set the correct Month Press the RIGHT arrow to select the Day field then UP DOWN to set the correct Day Repeat this procedure to set the correct Year then pr...

Page 43: ...f the country North Central or South where you live Scroll with the UP DOWN arrows to select the section of the country where you live then press the RIGHT arrow or ENTER The screen displays the compu...

Page 44: ...Press ENTER Your settings are saved and the Main Menu screen reappears After a few seconds the Home Screen reappears displaying the correct time Grouping Devices into Rooms Overview A room is a group...

Page 45: ...tup then press ENTER The screen displays system setup options Select Setup Home then press ENTER The screen displays options for setting up the home Select Add Rooms then press ENTER The screen displa...

Page 46: ...se for more than 30 seconds during the programming procedure the In Wall Master Controller will time out and exit programming mode Begin at the InTouch Home Screen as shown Press ENTER The screen disp...

Page 47: ...Main Menu and automatically exits programming mode in about 30 seconds if there s no activity Repeat this procedure for the other rooms in the house Removing a Device from a Room If you want to reclas...

Page 48: ...ou want to remove as shown and press ENTER Confirm that you want to remove the device The device is returned to the Unassigned room ready for assignment to another room 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 a WIRELESS CONTRO...

Page 49: ...our selections on the screen Use the RIGHT arrow to advance to the next item NOTE If you pause for more than 30 seconds during the programming procedure the In Wall Master Controller will time out and...

Page 50: ...EFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ _ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 0123456789 NOTE To shorten a name or erase unwanted characters override them with a blank space character When you are satisfied with the new name o...

Page 51: ...t Setup Home then press ENTER The screen displays options for setting up the home Select Edit Rooms then press ENTER The screen displays the list of the rooms you have created for the house Select the...

Page 52: ...screen TV you ve created a scene Another scene might be to turn on all the lights on your stairway and upstairs hallway Or your porch light the lights in your yard and the light at the end of your dri...

Page 53: ...figure Press ENTER to begin the procedure of configuring the details of the scene The screen displays a list of rooms Scroll to select a room and press ENTER Scroll to select a device you want to adju...

Page 54: ...is turned on or off During programming use the ARROW buttons to navigate to your selections on the screen Use the RIGHT arrow to advance to the next item NOTE If you pause for more than 30 seconds du...

Page 55: ...the Main Menu screen and automatically exits programming mode in about 30 seconds if there s no activity Turning a Scene ON or OFF During programming use the ARROW buttons to navigate to your selectio...

Page 56: ...els Press and hold the LEFT arrow button to lower the level Release the LEFT arrow button when you re satisfied with the levels Assigning a Scene to a Scene Selection Button When you assign scenes to...

Page 57: ...utton Press and hold for 4 seconds the SCENE SELECTION button you want to control the scene Press the HOME button or wait for 30 seconds or so for the device to exit programming mode and return to the...

Page 58: ...elect it or the HOME button to deselect a group of scenes NOTE More than one SCENE SELECTION button can be pressed to adjust several scenes at the same time If you want to deselect all the scenes sele...

Page 59: ...wn below starting from wherever you are at the time There is a blank space symbol between the symbol and the symbol as shown below ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ _ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 0123456789 NO...

Page 60: ...Delete Scene then press ENTER The screen displays a list of the scenes programmed in your system Select the scene you want to delete and press ENTER The screen requests confirmation before it will de...

Page 61: ...Event that regularly turns a scene ON or OFF either at specific times or astronomically where the ON OFF times adjust automatically according to sunrise and sunset earlier sunset in winter etc This i...

Page 62: ...es setting the ON first and then setting the OFF During programming use the ARROW buttons to navigate to your selections on the screen Use the RIGHT arrow to advance to the next item NOTE If you pause...

Page 63: ...ure Continue at Step 6 Scroll with the UP DOWN arrows to select the first character of the new name then with the RIGHT arrow to select the second character and continue The characters repeat in a loo...

Page 64: ...ow buttons to select the device you want to change then press the RIGHT LEFT arrows to adjust the value You will have one of three possibilities For a switch ON and OFF For a dimmer switch OFF and a p...

Page 65: ...e screen places a sign next to the day Repeat the procedure for each day you want to select Press the RIGHT arrow to continue advancing to the right past Sa Saturday The screen displays the option to...

Page 66: ...ws to turn the Random feature ON or OFF You are now finished Press the RIGHT arrow to select Done then press ENTER The display returns to the Main Menu screen and automatically exits programming mode...

Page 67: ...F after the set duration for the event up to 24 hours runs out During programming use the ARROW buttons to navigate to your selections on the screen Use the RIGHT arrow to advance to the next item NOT...

Page 68: ...w to select the second character and continue The characters repeat in a loop in the order shown below starting from wherever you are at the time There is a blank space symbol between the symbol and t...

Page 69: ...ll have one of three possibilities For a switch ON and OFF For a dimmer switch OFF and a percentage of ON For a switch not in the scene three dashes it may be added to the scene at this point Since yo...

Page 70: ...t time of a Specific Time at Sunrise or at Sunset Press the RIGHT arrow to make your selection then press ENTER The screen places a sign next to your choice If you are selecting a specific time scroll...

Page 71: ...exits programming mode in about 30 seconds if there s no activity Setting Up an Action Event This procedure lets you create an event where the timer defines the result of the action For example Press...

Page 72: ...ghlights Configure Continue at Step 6 Scroll with the UP DOWN arrows to select the first character of the new name then with the RIGHT arrow to select the second character and continue The characters...

Page 73: ...rent settings i e ON OFF 50 or it may be added to the scene at this point OPTION You can make adjustments at this time to the setting on any of the devices Scroll with the UP DOWN arrow buttons to sel...

Page 74: ...ll with the UP DOWN arrows to select the input action s you want to activate the event then press ENTER The screen places a sign next to your choices 10 11 12 13 14 15 What is the event duration Confi...

Page 75: ...ach number correct press the RIGHT arrow to move to the next number Press the RIGHT arrow to continue advancing to the right The screen displays the option to set a specific end time Scroll with the U...

Page 76: ...events Scroll with the UP DOWN arrows to select the event you want to configure then press ENTER The screen displays options for activating the event Select Event Duration then press ENTER The screen...

Page 77: ...ing programming use the ARROW buttons to navigate to your selections on the screen Use the RIGHT arrow to advance to the next item NOTE If you pause for more than 30 seconds during the programming pro...

Page 78: ...re is a blank space symbol between the symbol and the symbol as shown below ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ _ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 0123456789 NOTE To shorten a name or erase unwanted characters overr...

Page 79: ...nts programmed in your system Select the event you want to delete and press ENTER The screen requests confirmation before it will delete the event Press the RIGHT LEFT arrows to select Yes then press...

Page 80: ...ne Group Controller or In Wall Master Controller will not reset Disconnect the power at the fuse or breaker Wait 10 seconds Reconnect the power Try again 1 2 3 4 The Status Light on the Base just blin...

Page 81: ...he scene Creating a new scene overwrites the previous scene The Hand Held or Base may be out of range of the devices to be controlled Include additional devices to the network to expand its range Scen...

Page 82: ...s included to the Base before using it in the network The Hand Held or Base may be out of range of the devices to be controlled Make sure the Hand Held is within a few feet of the device The Base may...

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