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Compliance and FCC Notice: 
 

 
MODELS:  15DC300, 15DC200 and 15DC100 
 

  FCC ID:  YNE-CP300334 
  IC:  9434A-CP300334  
 
 

FCC   NOTICE   (for   USA):   
THE   MANUFACTURER   IS   NOT   RESPONSIBLE   FOR   ANY   RADIO   OR   TV   INTERFERENCE   CAUSED   BY   UNAUTHORIZED   MODIFICATIONS   
TO   THIS   EQUIPMENT.   SUCH   MODIFICATIONS   COULD   VOID   THE   USER’S   AUTHORITY   TO   
OPERATE   THE   EQUIPMENT.   
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   interference   received,   including   interference   that   may   cause   undesired   operation.      
   
This   equipment   has   been   tested   and   found   to   comply   with   the   limits   for   a   Class   B   digital   device,   pursuant   to   part   15   of   the   FCC   Rules.   
These   limits   are   designed   to   provide   reasonable   protection   against   harmful   interference   in   a   residential   installation.   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   radio   communications.   However,   there   is   no   guarantee   that   interference   will   not   occur   in   a   particular   
installation.   If   this   equipment   does   cause   harmful   interference   to   radio   or   television   reception,   which   can   be   determined   by   turning   the   
equipment   off   and   on,   the   user   is   encouraged   to   try   to   correct   the   interference   by   one   or   more   of   the   following   measures:      
•   Reorient   or   relocate   the   receiving   antenna.      

•   Increase   the   separation   between   the   equipment   and   receiver.      
•   Connect   the   equipment   into   an   outlet   on   a   circuit   different   from   that   to   which   the   receiver   is   connected.      
•   Consult   the   dealer   or   an   experienced   radio/TV   technician   for   help.   
   
This   device   complies   with   Industry   Canada   license   –exempt   RSS   standard(s).   Operation   is   subject   to   the   following   two   conditions:      
(1)   this   device   may   not   cause   interference,   and   (2)   this   device   must   accept   any   interference,   including   interference   that   may   cause   
undesired   operation   of   the   device.   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  CONFORMS TO ANSI/UL STD. 1838 

 

 

 

CERTIFIED TO CSA STDS C22.2 NO. 250.0 & NO. 250.7

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

Warranty 

For warranty information please visit: 

http://www.landscapelighting.com/portal/warranty_page

 

 

This product can be included and operated in any Z-Wave network with other Z-Wave certified devices from other manufacturers and/or 
other applications. All non-battery operated nodes within the network will act as repeaters regardless of vendor to increase reliability of 
the network. 
 

Summary of Contents for Design Pro 15DC100

Page 1: ...French and Spanish language versions of these instructions please go to www kichler com Para las versiones en franc s y espa ol de estas instrucciones por favor consulte www kichler com Pour les vers...

Page 2: ...er supply 5 Mounting the power supply 5 Connection of fixtures 6 Manually operating the power supply 7 Quick Start Set up 7 Reviewing and Customizing Schedules 8 System settings 9 Z Wave Network setti...

Page 3: ...Mounting bosses 8 Wire routing adaptor 4 Terminal block 9 Housing cover latches 5 Security lock tab 10 Reset button 11 Zone ports 12 Conduit knock out 13 Wire adaptor catch 14 Cover 15 Tapered keyhol...

Page 4: ...u button LCD Display Graphical interface for user input and feedback Reset button Resets all hardware and software to factory settings Enter button User button for sending input to the CPU Navigation...

Page 5: ...tion should be taken for the requirements listed above 2 The mounting location should be in a well ventilated area that is away from sprinklers and irrigation spray 3 The mounting location should be s...

Page 6: ...be routed to the fixtures and connected according to the instructions provided with the fixtures Use wattage value not VA provided for each fixture to calculate the load on the Controller There are no...

Page 7: ...rest city to enable the preset programs 1 Quick start guide to set language geographical location date and time 1 The initial factory setting is English to change Controller to French or Spanish press...

Page 8: ...ion button or use the down navigation button to scroll to Go Back and press Enter 5 Important Press Home System Settings Save Settings This will save the most recently modified settings of the Control...

Page 9: ...k all wiring and fixtures to remove any faults on the system identified on the Display Faults screen see 3 above 2 Press Home System Reset Faults Then press Enter 3 Manually restart the zone s where t...

Page 10: ...and all other Controllers the ones being added will become Subservient Controllers A maximum of 4 total controllers One master and up to 3 subservient can be on one network Certain features such as t...

Page 11: ...ious menu 8 For ease of installation of multiple Controllers on a property one Controller can transmit the Initial Setup data to multiple Controllers in the network 1 Set the Time Date and Location fo...

Page 12: ...Continue Choosing the Select All option will assign all Zones of all Controllers to the button press 11 Select the Zone or Zones on the first Controller Controller1 Zones to be assigned to the button...

Page 13: ...roller but not sent to the Power Unit zones until the 10 seconds have elapsed 2 When installing a run of fixtures onto a zone it is recommended that the trunk line is attached to the terminal block pr...

Page 14: ...ed on a Z Wave network but only one Motion Sensor can be setup to manage a DC Controller In other words a Controller cannot have multiple Motion Sensors instructing it but a Motion Sensor can manage m...

Page 15: ...ur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to...

Page 16: ...16 Menu Tree Flow Diagram...

Page 17: ...17 Menu Tree Flow Diagram continued...

Page 18: ...18 IS 15DC300 US English Date Issued 6 12 15...

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