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Editing and Enabling custom Kichler Design Pro LED Controller - Schedules  
 

IMPORTANT: A SCHEDULE IS AN ON COMMAND OR AN OFF COMMAND. PLEASE NOTE YOU NEED AT LEAST TWO ENABLED 

SCHEDULES (SCHEDULE-ON) AND (SCHEDULE-OFF) TO OPERATE YOUR SYSTEM.   

 

The Kichler Design Pro LED Controller can be programmed with scheduled events which can trigger (either turn on or turn off) any or all Zones at 

any time on any or all days of the week.  Those events can also be set to occur at a specific time of day or to the adjusted sunrise or sunset 

occurrence for the selected geographical location. 

The Kichler Design Pro LED Controller has twelve (12) unique schedules. Schedules 1- 4 are preset from the factory to create a typical lighting 

on/off schedule.  Enabling factory Schedules 1 and 2 will turn all zones on at sunset every day and turn them off again at sunrise.  Enabling factory 

schedules 1, 2, 3 and 4 will turn all zones on at sunset, off at midnight, on again at 5:00AM and off again at sunrise. All twelve Schedules, 

including the factory programmed Schedules 1- 4, can be edited and customized to maximize the desired lighting effects or scenes for the 

property. Any Schedule (1-12) can be set to turn on or off any or all zones on any or all days of the week at any specified time, including sunrise or 

sunset. 

 

1) To review the Schedule Summary: 

1.

 

Press: 

Home>Schedule>Sched Summary

 

2.

 

Schedule 1 Summary will be displayed, showing the action (Turn on or Turn off), the time (including Sunrise or Sunset), the Zones 

affected, and the selected days of the week for the action.  The Summary will also indicate whether the Schedule is enabled or inactive.  

The box will be checked if it is enabled and unchecked if inactive. 

3.

 

Use up and down navigation buttons to scroll through Schedules 1-12. 

 

2) To enable a Schedule: 

1.

 

Press: 

Home>Schedule>Enable Schedule

 

2.

 

Use up and down navigation buttons to scroll through Schedules 1-12.  When the schedule to be enabled or inactivated is highlighted, 

press the 

Enter

 button to toggle the check box. 

3.

 

Repeat previous step for any Schedules to be enabled or inactivated

.

 

4.

 

To exit the Enable Schedule menu press: 

Home 

or the left arrow navigation 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 Controller. 

 

 

3) To Edit a Schedule: 

1.

 

Press: 

Home>Schedule>Edit Schedule

 

2.

 

Use up and down navigation buttons to scroll through Schedules 1-12.  When the schedule to be edited is highlighted, press 

Enter

3.

 

"Edit Schedule **"  (01 to 12) will be displayed at the top of the screen. 

4.

 

Use up and down navigation buttons to scroll to the schedule option (zone, on/off state, days, time) to be edited.  When the desired 

option is highlighted, press 

Enter

5.

 

To Edit the desired zones, use the up and down navigation buttons to highlight a selected Zone 1-6 (1-4 for 200W and 1-2 for 100W). 

When the Zone to be included or excluded from the Schedule is highlighted, press the 

Enter

 button to toggle the check box.  Highlighting 

the "Select All" and pushing the 

Enter

 button will check or uncheck all Zones.  Note: the check-box next to the "Select All" will not display 

a check mark even when all the Zones have been selected. 

6.

 

To Edit the on/off state, use the up and down navigation buttons to toggle between "Turn On" and "Turn Off", then press 

Enter

7.

 

To Edit the days of the week, use the up and down navigation buttons to highlight a selected Day. When the Day of the Week to be 

included or excluded from the Schedule is highlighted, press the 

Enter

 button to toggle the check box.  Highlighting the "Select All" and 

pushing the 

Enter

 button will check or uncheck All Days (Monday through Sunday).  Note: the check-box next to the "Select All" will not 

display a check mark even when all the Days have been selected. 

8.

 

To Edit the Time, use the up and down navigation buttons to highlight a "Set Time", "Sunrise" or "Sunset".  When "Sunrise" or "Sunset" 

is selected, the scheduled event will adjust daily according to the daylight hours for the geographical location that was previously 

programmed.  When "Set Time" is selected, a specific time can be set for every occurrence of the schedule.  Use arrow navigation 

buttons to scroll left and right to select and highlight hours, minutes and AM/PM; Use arrow navigation buttons to scroll up and down to 

adjust values. Press 

Enter 

to save

9.

 

Important!

 Press: 

Home>System>System Settings>Save Settings.  

This will save the most recently modified settings of the Controller. 

 

 

 

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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