Kichler Lighting Design Pro 15DC100, Instruction Manual

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Kichler Design Pro LED Controller - System settings
The Kichler Design Pro LED Controller has features that can be adjusted by the installer or user to better suit the application or installation. The
Controller also has features that monitor and protect the Controller and the lighting system in the event of a problem or incorrect installation.
Instructions on the operation and settings for these Features are explained in the following section.
1) To adjust the contrast of the LCD display:
1. Press: Home>System>Contrast. Then press Enter.
2. Use arrow navigation buttons to scroll left and right to select the contrast bar that displays the contrast preference. Then press Enter.
3. Important! Press: Home>System Settings>Save Settings. This will save the most recently modified settings of the Controller.
2) To reset the Controller to factory presets.
1. Press: Home>System>Factory Reset. Then press Enter.
2. At the acknowledgement screen, use up and down arrow navigation buttons to confirm. Then press Enter . This feature will remove all
previously modified settings including schedules, locations, Z-Wave networks, contrast, etc and reset them to the factory settings. Only
the date and time will not be reset. Any settings previously saved using the Home>System Settings>Save Settings command will not be
deleted and can be recalled at this time.
3) To review any recent system output faults or errors:
1. Press: Home>System>Display Faults. Then press Enter.
2. Any recent zone output faults (overload or short circuits) recorded by the Controller will be displayed. A fault message will identify the
fault type and the zone or zones affected. Only the 6 most recent faults will be displayed. Any faults identified by the Controller will
result in the affected zone or zones being powered off regardless of schedules or commands to turn on. The manual controls for the
affected zone(s) will also be disabled. The problem causing the short or overload must be corrected before the fault warning can be
removed or reset.
4) To reset system output faults or errors:
1. Check 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 the fault occurred. (See instructions for manually operation of the Controller.)
4. If the fault condition on the system was correctly repaired, the system will operate normally. If the condition causing the fault was not
corrected, the fault warning will be displayed again and the affected zone(s) will again power down.
5) To save and recall system settings on the Controller:
1. All customized settings such as schedules, locations, screen contrast settings; etc should be saved to memory in the event power is lost
to the unit. (Date and time are always saved using the Controller's internal clock and battery backup.)
2. To save, press: Home> System>System Settings>Save Settings. Then press Enter. This will save the most recently modified settings
of the Controller.
3. Any setting or schedule changes made after the last Save command will continue to be active until power is removed from the
Controller. If power is removed, the Controller will revert to the saved settings in memory once it is repowered. If no settings have been
saved to memory, it will start with the factory default settings.
4. To recall, press: Home> System>System Settings>Recall Settings. Then press Enter. This will recall the most recently saved settings,
including schedules, geographical locations, initial settings, etc.
6) To configure a Controller as the primary control unit on the network:
1. This function would be used when there are multiple Controllers on a property that are in the same Z-Wave network. In some cases it
may be preferred, due to location or ease of access, to redefine which Controller is the Master and which is (are) controlled.
2. On the current Master Controller, press: Home> System>Config Master . Press: Enter . Within 1 minute, on the controller to be
reassigned as the new Master, press: Home> System>Config Master. Press: Enter .
3. Both controllers will display the "Process Complete" message once the swap function has successfully processed.
4. Important! For each Controller, press: Home>System Settings>Save Settings to save the most recently modified settings of the
Controller.