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Summary of Contents for EZ-MAX

Page 1: ...Advanced Programming Systems Design Guide Z MAXTM RELAY PRODUCTS Covering Z Max Master Z Max Remote EZ Max Relay Panels Software Revision 1 40 and above...

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Page 3: ...ults 39 Relays 45 Luma Net 49 DMX512 51 Phone Modem Setup 53 Operation 55 Ethernet Module 63 Priorities 65 Passwords 67 Switch Discrete Inputs 69 Action Editor 83 Scheduler 91 Event Editor 98 CLIF Com...

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Page 5: ...oftware Build 15 Touch Tone Telephone Interface Command Mode 17 User Mode 17 Administrator Mode 18 Configuration the Simple Way Panel Configuration in Simple Mode 21 Simple Mode Menu Structure 22 Chan...

Page 6: ...X512 DMX Start Address 51 Phone Modem Setup Operation Mode 53 Operation LCD Display 55 Navigation Buttons 56 Auto Repeat 57 Turning Relays On Off from the front panel and front panel overrides 57 To T...

Page 7: ...To exit the Item Editor 88 Editing and Deleting Actions 88 Edit an Action 88 Edit an Item 89 Delete an Item 89 Delete an Action 89 Scheduler Holiday Editor 91 Add a New Holiday 91 Standard Holiday Lis...

Page 8: ...Cabinet Configuration Out of the Box Configuration 135 Remote Slave Cabinet Configuration 135 Comments Examples on Relay Numbering 135 Configuration of Remote Relay Cabinets with Dipswitches 135 Table...

Page 9: ...ecting Low Voltage Switches Connecting Low Voltage Switch 162 Modem Module Installation Phone Line Connection 163 Modem Module Installation on EZ Max Panels 163 Modem Module Installation on Z Max rela...

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Page 11: ...mode with documentation on all required programming steps and their application The Advanced Programming Guide found as Part 3 of this manual is your complete manual to configuring your Z Max product...

Page 12: ...but control intelligence programming and interface to other systems is required at a central location Exactly 1 Master panel must exist on the same network as the remote relay cabinets and the remote...

Page 13: ...N N N Y N O N N Y Y EZ Max 4 2 Pole relays 4 2PL 10 6 4 83 10 x 10 x 4 9 32 25 4 x 25 4 x 10 44 N 6 N N N N Y N O N N Y Y EZ Max 4 347V relays 4 347 10 6 4 83 10 x 10 x 4 9 32 25 4 x 25 4 x 10 44 N 6...

Page 14: ...ical codes and regulations To be installed by a qualified Electrician DO NOT CONNECT line voltage wires to low voltage terminals Mount in a location where audible noise is acceptable When using with f...

Page 15: ...ch can be accessed directly from the front panel Relay control relay overrides and basic status information are all available features Secondly both internal and external to your relay panel are sever...

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Page 17: ...e time press UP until the display reads as below then press Select Save Step 4 You now will see the screen below From this screen the following can be edited Hours Minutes AM PM MON 02 37P UE001 STATU...

Page 18: ...e Instead the value is determined by the Daylight Savings Time setting The s indicates standard time Daylight Savings Time inactive the d indicates that Daylight Savings Time is active If Daylight Sav...

Page 19: ...ny day this week SS Sunset time of any day this week LAT approximate Latitude of the current location Step 5 The editable field will be flashing As always use the following keys MAIN MENU SELECT TIME...

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Page 21: ...atus and Relay Status LED s System Status LED s System Status LED s are designed to tell you at a quick glance the operational characteristics of your system For example whether or not your system is...

Page 22: ...Slow Flash Connected TX RX data DMX Blinking Mostly On Receiving Valid DMX Data Solid DMX enabled but no data receive Off Either Disabled or Not receiving Valid Data CAN 1 Master Remote Blinking Gree...

Page 23: ...status of that particular relay card The possible states for this LED are as follows LED Label LED State Indication RELAY X Solid Green Relay On Off Relay Off Blinking Green Relay Override On could b...

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Page 25: ...play will now show you the version of firmware the unit is running How to Decipher the software Build Step 4 Pressing in this screen will show you similar screens indicating similar software hardware...

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Page 27: ...1 2 or 3 short high beeps usually indicate successful execution 1 quick high beep followed by a long low beep indicates command failure or incorrect data entry 1 long low warbling beep indicates that...

Page 28: ...ead of two In administrator mode the complete process is as follows Step 1 Call your relay panel wait for it to answer and wait for 3 short beeps Step 2 Enter your password followed by the pound key S...

Page 29: ...ets contain two modes of programming simple and advanced Simple mode is designed to give you a very simple question answer means of programming your relay panel but only gives you access to a limted f...

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Page 31: ...anced Configuration Mode Panel Configuration in Simple Mode Configuration of your relay panel by simple mode is really a simple process pun intended The steps are as follows Step 1 Install your cabine...

Page 32: ...ess SELECT Step 2 You will now notice that the Mode line of the display is blinking Use to select either Simple or Advanced then press SELECT Your configuration mode has now been changed MON 02 37P LE...

Page 33: ...your switch will be determined by the type of switch you have and how you desire it to operate The available behaviors are as follows Momentary The first press turns on the assigned relays the second...

Page 34: ...lies when using the Preset On Off Types Z MAX panels use associate preset groups to define the group of buttons that are all a part of the preset group All inputs that are part of the same group numbe...

Page 35: ...el to not change the state of this relay when the switch is pressed Step 8 Press Save Select to save your settings and complete configuration of this input Photocell Configuration Photocells are used...

Page 36: ...ring the day Force On Off The photocell will be turning on and off relays and no other source at the current or lower priority level will be able to alter this condition This behavior is appropriate f...

Page 37: ...cts the relay panel to not change the state of this relay when the trigger point is crossed Step 9 Press Save Select to save your settings and complete configuration of this input Step 5 Photocell typ...

Page 38: ...ect Save Step 2 Enter the Input number to which your occupancy sensor is connected If connected to the input labeled Occ Sensor the input number should be OCC Step 3 Enable or Disable this occupancy s...

Page 39: ...ime of an existing event and delete an event An event is an action which occurs at a time For example Relays 1 2 4 turn ON at 7 30am is an example of an event which might be schedule in a venue where...

Page 40: ...ndicating the specified hours minutes after sunrise SS indicating the specified hours minutes before sunset M A I N M E N U S E L E C T Q U I C K S C H E D U L E Q U I C K S C H E D U L E N E W E V E...

Page 41: ...H1 ON indicates that the event will occur on any day which is part of the holiday schedule 1 H1 OFF indicates that the event will not occur on days which are part of the specified holiday schedule Ste...

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Page 43: ...ng Configuration Your configuration data can be saved and restored to from a connected PC using our PC configuration program This program is included on the compact disc included with every cabinet ca...

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Page 45: ...ced mode configuration menu structures Both advanced mode and this documentation assumes that you have familiarity with the relay panel relay applications and a good grasp of the Z Max user interface...

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Page 47: ...P E 001 STATUS NORMAL MAIN MENU SELECT SCHEDULER TIME DATE ASTRO SET TIME DATE MAIN MENU SELECT SOFTWARE BUILD MAIN MENU SELECT TIME DATE ASTRO MAIN MENU SELECT ACTION EDITOR TIME DATE ASTRO SET ASTRO...

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Page 49: ...umber of local relays For example if you have 24 local relays the first remote relay is 25 Remote Relays This setting determines the number of remote relays addressed by this relay cabinet when implem...

Page 50: ...rn on 1 2 second later relay 3 1 second later and relay 4 at 1 5 seconds Level Cut In Value Use this feature to change the threshold value that triggers when the relays turn on when responding to a co...

Page 51: ...event triggers to turn off all of the lights As such all relays which are enabled for blink warn turn off for 1 2 second BW Twto value and then immediately turn back on Since the worker isn t done yet...

Page 52: ...ed relay module PULSE type is currently unsupported CUSTOM type is currently unsupported Set Blink Warn for All relays This setting allows a quick method by which to turn on or off Blink Warn for all...

Page 53: ...ter is negotiated between panels On upon power up this panel will elect itself as the time master for the network Only one panel on the network should be set to ON Although this panel will never relin...

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Page 55: ...You can make edits using any of the appropriate function keys When editing is complete press again to save your changes To set the Relay Type This setting allows you to change the relay type for only...

Page 56: ...upported To assign relays to groups Groups are used when you want multiple relays to be controlled collectively from a single button press occupancy sensor action etc They are collections of relays wh...

Page 57: ...ff To change the Luma Net address for a specific relay This setting can be used to change the Luma Net channel assignment only for this relay More than one relay may be assigned to the same Luma Net c...

Page 58: ...ted in this fashion Refer to the Installation section for wiring configurations The valid values for this setting are ON This relay will turn on when the emergency input is connected to common OFF Thi...

Page 59: ...rom the network Anytime your cabinet must issue a command anytime you are using groups or anytime you are using digital switches your cabinet requires a dedicated system address or system ID The valid...

Page 60: ...ability of a relay to respond to a status request For example a network device might ask for the on off status of relay 13 If Master Feedback is on AND relay 13 is instructed to respond to feedback m...

Page 61: ...ystem PRI ON REL OFF DMX operates in last action mode for dmx channels at the same priority level as DMX when levels are greater than 0 and relinquishes control to other channels when the value 0 last...

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Page 63: ...es that no module is installed or both modem and ethernet access should be disabled Rings Sets the number of rings before the modem answers the line Valid values are Off indicating that the phone shou...

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Page 65: ...Display The LCD display helps you determine that the system is operating properly as well as providing an easy and intuitive means of programming the panel When the system is operating normally the t...

Page 66: ...s of the four relays in your panel Either On or Off An asterick adjacent to any relay indicate that particular relay is in an override state The override could be either a timed override or other fron...

Page 67: ...g up arrow twice puts the relay into an override ON state When in this state no other relay panel function can alter the state of this relay other than the front panel Only one arrow press is required...

Page 68: ...a specified time Step 1 Press Relay Step 2 Use to select the relay number you want to effect Use to override the relay ON or to override the relay OFF Step 3 Press Select to access the override timer...

Page 69: ...ride The master override has three modes of operation Normal Allows the Control Module and inputs to control the state of the relays All ON Forces all of the relays to the ON state and the Control Mod...

Page 70: ...INPUT OUTPUTS TB 1 12 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED WORLDWIDE ANALOG SWITCH I O OPTIONAL USB TYPE B J6 SWITCH BOARD EMERGENCY INPUT TB21 EMERGENCY EMERG COM RELAY SELECTOR S1 THRU S12 C 2004 LEVITON MFG CO IN...

Page 71: ...SREVED WORLDWIDE OX 70129 00 00 02 BASIC OX 70129 00 00 01 NETWORK OUT SELECTOR S1 THRU S8 ANALOG SWITCH I O COM 24V 24V COM OUT IN IN 1 TB8 S7 TB7 S6 24V COM 24V COM OUT IN S5 TB6 TB5 S1 LEVITON ASSE...

Page 72: ...s for the relay This allows manual control of the relay even when Emergency or Master Override is active To lock out a relay using its override switch Step 1 Open the cabinet door using the supplied k...

Page 73: ...llocation your ethernet card can be configured to retrieve it s address from a DHCP server If you have a DHCP server on your network this option should be enabled IP Address If DHCP is disabled you wi...

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Page 75: ...ing the priority level of a control signal can drastically change how your panel operates Make sure you understand what you re doing and have a good reason for doing it If not you probably should leav...

Page 76: ...nt that a high priority actions is required Leviton recommends always using actions to which any execution priority level can be assigned Control Signal Designation Priority Level Internal Bypass swit...

Page 77: ...0 no control will be granted as user access codes can only control a single group The bottom right most field is the MODE field Mode can be any one of the following ADMIN When entered the user is gran...

Page 78: ...DREL relinquishes control of the relay at the higher priority level to all lower priority levels Editing Passwords Editing is mostly the same process as adding passwords excepting the fact that you fi...

Page 79: ...nput types Low Voltage Switches Momentary Preset ON Preset OFF Maintained Momentary Timed Momentary On Off Digital Switches Occupancy Sensors Photocells Contact Closure Inputs Remote Inputs from a mas...

Page 80: ...sired switch type The following are the choices SWT Switch PHO Photocell OCC Occupancy Sensor CC Contact Closure nothing connected Step 4 Press once to position the cursor in the next field Step 5 Pre...

Page 81: ...Closures The general procedure for assigning actions to inputs is as follows Step 1 Select Assign Actions from the inputs configuration menu Step 2 Select the type of input you wish to configure Possi...

Page 82: ...se and to select the relay number Step 4 Press to move to the second relay numeric field Step 5 Use and to select the second relay number This number cannot be larger than the first relay number If on...

Page 83: ...his menu allows previously programed Relay Group items to be deleted From the end of the previous step Step 1 Press or to select desired relay group entry to delete Step 2 Press Select Save to initiat...

Page 84: ...n only operate with a momentary switch The advantage of a preset input is that it is included in a preset association This allows multiple switch inputs assigned to the same association to interact to...

Page 85: ...ch you are trying to set up You can also type in the 3 digit number of the switch Therefore if you are trying to set up 49 type 049 from the keypad Step 9 Press Select Save Step 10 The Cursor will jum...

Page 86: ...he input is set to this behavior the occupancy sensor has no effect on the relays when it goes active Instead the relays must be turned on via any other means typically a switch input When the occupan...

Page 87: ...actions assigned to them Contact closures have two possible behaviors Maintained Under this behavior two actions can be assigned The first action Action 1 occurs whenever the input detects an active o...

Page 88: ...sting Configuration of your Z MAX cabinet for use with photocells assumes that you re already comfortable with both topics Photocells operate in one of three modes these modes define the characteristi...

Page 89: ...making the room dark again the photocell would detect the darkness and then turn the associated relays on and then relinquish control back to the manual switch which if in the on position would turn t...

Page 90: ...he next field Step 10 Enter the level in FC for which you desire these relays to be deactivated when the light levels are RISING ON Then press the again to advance to the next field Step 11 Enter the...

Page 91: ...om the menu Step 17 Now you can assign addition trigger points or CANCEL to exit the menu There is an overall cabinet limit of 254 photocell trigger points that can be programmed That covers most of t...

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Page 93: ...r and the or arrow buttons to change the character You can also use the alpha numeric keypad to enter characters Tapping the alpha numeric button the first time will result in the number tapping the s...

Page 94: ...states OFF Turns the relay off ON Turns the relay on BWO Activates the Blink Warn sequence for the selected relays provided Blink Warn has been activated for each relay from the Setup Menu See the Gl...

Page 95: ...and until you get to the desired Group number Step 38 Press once to position the cursor in the Group state field Step 39 Press until you get to the desired group state see above for the types of stat...

Page 96: ...directly from the keypad Step 50 Press once to position the cursor in the Enable Disable field Step 51 Press and to toggle between ENABLE and DISABLE Step 52 Press Select Save The menu will be returne...

Page 97: ...r directly from the keypad Step 63 Press once to position the cursor in the Enable Disable field Step 64 Press and to toggle between ENABLE and DISABLE Step 65 Press Select Save The menu will be retur...

Page 98: ...ng and Deleting Actions Once Actions have been created they can be edited and deleted From the Main Menu Edit an Action Step 1 From the Action Editor menus press until you get to the Edit An Action Sc...

Page 99: ...ep 11 Press Select Save Step 12 Edit the item using the same instructions that you used to create the item Step 13 When you are complete with the editing Press Select Save The menu will be returned to...

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Page 101: ...nt Holiday Editor Holiday s are events that occur on a specific day of year as opposed to those events which recur on a weekly schedule In order for holidays to be used two things must happen 1 they m...

Page 102: ...ce Day Thanksgiving Day Canada Step 1 Press the Menu Button Step 2 Press until you get to the Scheduler Screen Step 3 Press Select Save Step 4 Press until you get to the Holiday Editor Screen Step 5 P...

Page 103: ...ign the holiday to at least one holiday number Step 16 Once the holiday list assignments are completed as desired Press Select Save Step 17 You will now be able to edit the holiday name It will be def...

Page 104: ...11 Press once to position the cursor in the next field Step 12 Press and to scroll through the day Step 13 Press once to position the cursor in the next field Step 14 Press and to scroll through the y...

Page 105: ...day list You must assign the holiday to at least one holiday number Step 27 Press Select Save once the holiday list assignments are completed as desired Step 28 You will now be able to edit the holida...

Page 106: ...a Holiday This menu allows you to Delete holidays that you have already assigned to the system Step 1 Press the Menu Button Step 2 Press until you get to the Scheduler Screen Step 3 Press Select Save...

Page 107: ...iday Editor Step 12 Press until you get to the DONE Screen Step 13 Press Select Save Activate or Deactivate the Scheduler Step 1 Press the Menu Button Step 2 Press until you get to the Scheduler Scree...

Page 108: ...Step 7 Press or to set the am pm SR SR SS and SS When you choose an offset from Sunrise or Sunset the time you enter in the Hour Minute field becomes the time of the offset Step 8 Press Select Save S...

Page 109: ...Save Step 16 Press the and to set the number of Sweeps if any that you want to occur with this event Step 17 Press Select Save The Menu will bring you back to a point where more Events can be edited...

Page 110: ...an Action you can select the New Action List to add additional Actions Step 15 Press Select Save Step 16 When you are done with adding and editing items use the to choose the Exit Done Screen Step 17...

Page 111: ...ess Select Save Step 4 Press until you get to the Delete An Event Screen Step 5 Press Select Save Step 6 Press and to choose the event you wish to Delete Step 7 Press Select Save Step 8 Press or to to...

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Page 113: ...ommand line interface can be accessed via USB the data modem or Ethernet The terminal interface can be accessed via any terminal program The parameters for connecting are as follows Figure 10 Terminal...

Page 114: ...AS options Astronomical Clock BOARD L S Set List board type as large or small BYE log off and if Tim Modem Ethernet shell hang up modem COM Allows for direct communication between the USB port and the...

Page 115: ...1 63 MAX OFF Set Master Remote Node ID NO CARRIER hang up modem PC Put Configuration Data REL RelayId endRelayId ON OFF BWO BWC BWD REL priority RRST Repeatedly reset card 1 6 RSTAT relayId List Rela...

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Page 117: ...S2 COM IN OUT 24V COM TB3 S3 24V TB5 IN OUT COM OUT 24V TB4 S4 S5 COM IN OUT 24V COM TB6 S6 JUMPER ON PULLS INPUT HIGH MODEM MODULE ETHERNET MODULE 5V POWER OX 70121 00 00 02 SLAVE OX 70121 00 00 01 M...

Page 118: ...op Bits 1 Flow Control Hardware Step 1 To set up Tera Term first start the program You will be asked to select a connection type Select Serial along with the COM port assigned to USB port and click OK...

Page 119: ...Step 4 Tap Enter on the PC s keyboard and you should see a prompt appear on the terminal program s text window Since you will be replacing the operating system of the control board you must jump out o...

Page 120: ...u will be prompted to confirm that you wish enter the boot mode You will have 5 seconds to type b or B to proceed otherwise the system will return to main application The prompt will now be Boot inste...

Page 121: ...ed are for trained personnel and used improperly could render the Z MAX cabinet inoperable Therefore only use those commands listed below as described Step 6 To transfer the new operating system file...

Page 122: ...Page 112 Step 8 To transfer the file using Tera Term select the send file item from the File menu Step 9 Then select the file from the dialog box...

Page 123: ...13 The new operating system will then be transferred When the transfer is complete you will again be prompted to select between boot mode or the main application This time enter the main application b...

Page 124: ...new code in the cabinet Step 1 Press the Menu button Step 2 Press until the display reads Step 3 Press Select Save The display will now show you the version of firmware the unit is running MAIN MENU...

Page 125: ...e Welcome to the Systems Design Guide portion of this manual This guide is intended to orient you to the system requirements and recommendations to achieve complete success of your total system layout...

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Page 127: ...in please immediately contact our Technical Services Department prior to proceeding with installation Terminology Please review these definitions which are used throughout this chapter Power Supply or...

Page 128: ...Formula Power Control Devices Available Supply Current The Z MAX cabinets are designed to be able to power external control loads from the internal power supply See the table below for the available p...

Page 129: ...Unit Loads The sum of all devices connected to all power output terminals can not exceed the Maximum number of Unit Loads available in the PCD or supply NPC XP 49 12 24 VDC i Series e all Racks NPC DH...

Page 130: ...on N A 1 1 D8000 Slider 2 1 Z MAX Digital Sw 10 Button N A 1 3 D8000 Key switch 1 1 1 Button Low Voltage Switch N A 0 6 D8000 I O Port 2 1 2 Button Low Voltage Switch N A 0 9 D8000 Combine Closure Adv...

Page 131: ...nt voltage to operate The maximum run length in feet based on the total number of unit loads is shown below 2 Tables are provided 1 12VDC and 1 at 24VDC Make sure that you use the correct table Wire S...

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Page 133: ...device which is connected to a switch input must not exceed 24VDC Connect the common from the external supply to the common of any switch input Use the device output Control Signal to the IN terminal...

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Page 135: ...roprietary control protocol developed by Leviton DMX Network page 141 DMX is used for connection to control by devices emitting a DMX signal Generally DMX control devices are Entertainment Lighting Co...

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Page 137: ...gth 1500 feet Maximum number of relays per network 96 Master Slave Maximum number of nodes on the network 250 Network Topology Daisy Chain Interconnection Method Category 5e or better wire with RJ 45...

Page 138: ...The right way Daisy Chain Wiring Category 5 or better wiring between cabinets 48 Relay Master Cabinet 24 Relay Remote Cabinet 4 Relay Remote Cabinet 4 Relay Remote Cabinet 4 Relay Remote Cabinet Figu...

Page 139: ...ferenced as TIA 568A TIA 568B Although either is acceptable so long as it is consistent throughout a project Leviton recommends the use of only the TIA 568B standard The only difference between the st...

Page 140: ...Category 5e cable in order to successfully make your connections This requires a special tool made specifically for this purpose called an RJ 45 Crimper or other similar terminology Always use one of...

Page 141: ...1 12 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED WORLDWIDE ANALOG SWITCH I O OPTIONAL USB TYPE B J6 SWITCH BOARD EMERGENCY INPUT TB21 EMERGENCY EMERG COM RELAY SELECTOR S1 THRU S12 C 2004 LEVITON MFG CO IN 24V OUT IN COM OU...

Page 142: ...e facts of this example everything is OK using the default settings In summary Master Cabinet with 48 relays relay numbers 1 48 default Remote Cabinet with 24 relays relay numbers 49 72 default Exampl...

Page 143: ...to achieve this configuration the following configuration changes must be made 1 The number of local relays a setting under Global Defaults on the master cabinet must be reduced to 8 2 The two 24 rela...

Page 144: ...Page 134 Relay Numbering Chart Panel Starting Relay Ending Relay Panel Name Notes P1 1 P2 P3 P4 P5 P6 P7 P8 P9 P10 P11 P12 P13 P14 P15 P16 P17 P18 P19 P20 P21 P22 P23 P24...

Page 145: ...panel are as follows Step 1 Configure the Slave Cabinets Step 2 Configure the Master Cabinet for Master Slave Step 3 Verify Network Communication Step 4 Configure relay functionality at the Master Re...

Page 146: ...of MRN Codes Starting Relay Number To Set the MRN Code MRN Code Start Relay Number 1 1 2 5 3 9 4 13 5 17 6 21 7 25 8 29 9 33 10 37 11 41 12 45 13 49 14 53 15 57 16 61 17 65 18 69 19 73 20 77 21 81 22...

Page 147: ...n this part of the manual assume that you already have a successful connection between your PC and your relay cabinet For instructions connecting your PC to your relay cabinet please reference the ins...

Page 148: ...nd the SELECT SAVE key to navigate to Configuration System Setup then Global Defaults Step 3 Using the arrow keys find the menu below Step 4 Press SELECT SAVE until the OFF is blinking then use the ar...

Page 149: ...ate to Configuration System Setup then Global Defaults Step 3 Using the arrow keys find the menu below Step 4 Press SELECT SAVE until the OFF is blinking then use the arrow keys or numbers to change i...

Page 150: ...d Addressing Conflict or other communication error Verify configuration of all master and remote panels Conclusion Once power circuits and low voltage inputs have been connected and communication betw...

Page 151: ...t that daisy chained topology is not realistic or another topology is preferred multiple home runs of 1 or more devices can be accommodated with the use of a DMX hub Contact Leviton for additional inf...

Page 152: ...age 142 Figure 6 Luma Net Termination Jumper Locations Ground Shield at one point only Terminate Luma Net in these locations Control Station Entry Station Dimmer or Relay Cabinet Equiped with Luma Net...

Page 153: ...r insulated and grounded on one point only We strongly recommend the use of either Belden 9829 Belden 9729 or Belden 8102 for the DMX wire runs The most effective way to insulate the drain shield wire...

Page 154: ...o bare conductor is showing Step 4 Tie the Drain Shield wires together and insulate using a small piece of heat shrink tubing Step 5 Install termination jumpers as required Termination can be accompli...

Page 155: ...Topology Requirements Luma Net is wired Daisy Chained station to station See the following figure for the correct ways to wire this system Figure 7 The Right and Wrong Way to Run Luma Net In the event...

Page 156: ...ike relay and dimmer cabinets termination can be achieved by installing the termination jumper located adjacent to the Luma Net connector inside the relay cabinet or other device see figure 10 Figure...

Page 157: ...B J6 SWITCH BOARD EMERGENCY INPUT TB21 EMERGENCY EMERG COM RELAY SELECTOR S1 THRU S12 C 2004 LEVITON MFG CO IN 24V OUT IN COM OUT 24V TB1 S1 TB2 S2 COM IN OUT 24V COM TB3 S3 24V TB5 IN OUT COM OUT 24...

Page 158: ...Topology Daisy Chain Interconnection Method Terminal Wiring Specifics 1 Twisted Data Pair plus a common required for digital communication signal Node power requires additional power wiring Supported...

Page 159: ...ess Nominal Impedance of wire shall be between 100 120 ohms Drain Shields to be tied together insulated and grounded on one point only If an alternate approved wire type like Belden 9829 is used a sec...

Page 160: ...12V COM Belden 9729 Red Black 1 1 2 REM REM Red White 2 N C Not Connected N C Not Connected N C Not Connected N C Not Connected Drains Shields N C Not Connected Belden 9829 or 8102 Blue with white st...

Page 161: ...ALT J13 JP11 AC1 AC2 18 VAC IN TERM TB16 1 TB19 1 1 TB15 COM ETHERNET MODEM DMX 512 SELECT VOLTAGE INPUT LUMA NET TB13 24V ALL RIGHTS RESERVED WORLDWIDE ANALOG SWITCH I O OPTIONAL USB TYPE B J6 SWITC...

Page 162: ...complished on the Luma Net connector with a jumper wire as shown below Termination can also be accomplished on the control board by jumpering the 2 pin header to the left of the Luma Net connector Tes...

Page 163: ...ntinuing Step 3 Install wire jumpers one pair at a time not supplied to the Luma Net Connector on either end of the cable run between pins 1 2 then 2 3 then 3 4 Step 4 Retest each the following wire p...

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Page 165: ...0VDC analog through a discreet input Dry Contacts through a discreet input Various Network control inputs covered in the next section XXXXXX Please reference the chart on page page 3 which shows the q...

Page 166: ...we call this pulling down the input or active low By default all inputs are active high that is receiving voltage to trigger Active High inputs must not exceed a nominal 24VDC and must be above 9vdc A...

Page 167: ...l Requirements for Connecting any Device to Low Voltage Inputs Step 1 Connect leads per wiring diagram as illustrated in the figures on the following pages Step 2 Twist strands of each lead tightly ma...

Page 168: ...1 A 2 A G S L O W B L O W F U S E Relay 1 Relay 2 Relay 3 Relay 4 USB Connector Control Power Input Additional Common Terminations RJ Connector for Modem 277VAC 347V on 347V models 120VAC Neutral Soc...

Page 169: ...OUT IN IN 1 TB8 S7 TB7 S6 24V COM 24V COM OUT IN S5 TB6 TB5 S1 LEVITON ASSEMBLY C 2004 LEVITON MFG CO RELAY NO1 EMERGENCY NORMAL COM TB3 OUT COM 24V OUT 24V IN IN S4 TB4 S3 OUT COM 24V OUT IN IN S2 TB...

Page 170: ...EMERGENCY EMERG COM RELAY SELECTOR S1 THRU S12 C 2004 LEVITON MFG CO IN 24V OUT IN COM OUT 24V TB1 S1 TB2 S2 COM IN OUT 24V COM TB3 S3 24V TB5 IN OUT COM OUT 24V TB4 S4 S5 COM IN OUT 24V COM TB6 S6 J...

Page 171: ...enter off switches and must be used in conjunction with either the part number rac00 2sc or rac00 2sb switch input kits to convert from a 1 terminal to a 2 terminal input Traditional Sentry Switches a...

Page 172: ...eat for all wires from the device Step 13 Plug the terminal block back into the cabinet with the screws facing towards you and the wires exiting towards the side or top of the cabinet Alternatively th...

Page 173: ...e configuration software can be used to configure your cabinet remotely Installation of a modem is a two step process Step 1 Install the Modem Module Step 2 Connect the Telephone Line Modem Module Ins...

Page 174: ...m the cabinet Step 1 Locate the modem socket on your control module Step 2 Remove the modem module from it s packaging and install into the modem socket by aligning the gold dot with the location show...

Page 175: ...OM 24V 24V COM OUT IN IN 1 TB8 S7 TB7 S6 24V COM 24V COM OUT IN S5 TB6 TB5 S1 LEVITON ASSEMBLY C 2004 LEVITON MFG CO RELAY NO1 EMERGENCY NORMAL COM TB3 OUT COM 24V OUT 24V IN IN S4 TB4 S3 OUT COM 24V...

Page 176: ...UT TB21 EMERGENCY EMERG COM RELAY SELECTOR S1 THRU S12 C 2004 LEVITON MFG CO IN 24V OUT IN COM OUT 24V TB1 S1 TB2 S2 COM IN OUT 24V COM TB3 S3 24V TB5 IN OUT COM OUT 24V TB4 S4 S5 COM IN OUT 24V COM T...

Page 177: ...tallation of an ethernet module is a two step process Step 1 Install the Ethernet Module Step 2 Connect the Ethernet Line Ethernet Module Installation on Z Max 8 24 48 Relay Panels Prior to touching a...

Page 178: ...S5 TB6 TB5 S1 LEVITON ASSEMBLY C 2004 LEVITON MFG CO RELAY NO1 EMERGENCY NORMAL COM TB3 OUT COM 24V OUT 24V IN IN S4 TB4 S3 OUT COM 24V OUT IN IN S2 TB2 COM1 S14 S1 OFF HEARTBEAT R 5V POWER ETH MODEM...

Page 179: ...TCH I O OPTIONAL USB TYPE B J6 SWITCH BOARD EMERGENCY INPUT TB21 EMERGENCY EMERG COM RELAY SELECTOR S1 THRU S12 C 2004 LEVITON MFG CO IN 24V OUT IN COM OUT 24V TB1 S1 TB2 S2 COM IN OUT 24V COM TB3 S3...

Page 180: ...feet Maximum number of controlled channels per subnet no practical limit in excess of 65 000 channels Maximum number of nodes per subnet on the network depends upon Ethernet configuration Network Topo...

Page 181: ...roughout a project Leviton recommends the use of only the TIA 568B standard The only difference between the standards is what color wires terminate to each of the 8 RJ 45 pins Per the TIA 568B standar...

Page 182: ...tions This requires a special tool made specifically for this purpose called an RJ 45 Crimper or other similar terminology Always use one of these crimpers when making these connections Read and under...

Page 183: ...re should be 0V Inspect all low voltage wiring and ensure that it is complete Inspect control power wiring ensure that it is complete Confirm that any unused supply wires on the control power transfor...

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Page 185: ...El Dorado AP 33 N 93 W Fayetteville AP 36 N 94 W Fort Smith AP 35 N 94 W STATE CITY Lat Long Hot Springs 34 N 93 W Jonesboro 36 N 91 W Little Rock AP S 5 N 92 W Pine Bluff AP 34 N 92 W Texarkana AP 3...

Page 186: ...unta AP 38 N 103 W Leadville 39 N 106 W Pueblo AP 38 N 104 W Sterling 48 N 103 W Trinidad 37 N 104 W CONNECTICUT Bridgeport AP 41 N 73 W Hartford Brainard Field 42 N 73 W STATE CITY Lat Long New Haven...

Page 187: ...ILLINOIS Aurora 42 N 88 W Belleville Scott AFB 39 N 90 W Bloomington 40 N 89 W STATE CITY Lat Long Carbondale 38 N 89 W Champaign Urbana 40 N 88 W Chicago Midway AP 42 N 88 W Chicago O Hare AP 42 N 8...

Page 188: ...t Riley S 39 N 97 W Parsons 37 N 96 W Russell AP 39 N 99 W Salina 39 N 98 W Topeka AP 39 N 96 W Wichita AP 38 N 97 W STATE CITY Lat Long KENTUCKY Ashland 39 N 83 W Bowling Green AP 36 N 86 W Corbin AP...

Page 189: ...City AP 45 N 86 W Ypsilanti 42 N 84 W MINNESOTA Albert Lea 44 N 93 W Alexandria AP 46 N 95 W Bemidji AP 48 N 95 W Brainerd 47 N 94 W STATE CITY Lat Long Duluth AP 47 N 92 W Faribault 44 N 93 W Fergus...

Page 190: ...City 39 N 120 W Elko AP 41 N 116 W Ely AP S 39 N 115 W Las Vegas AP S 36 N 115 W Lovelock AP 40 N 119 W STATE CITY Lat Long Reno AP S 39 N 120 W Reno Co 39 N 120 W Tonopah AP 38 N 117 W Winnemucca AP...

Page 191: ...W Utica 43 N 75 W Watertown 44 N 76 W NORTH CAROLINA Asheville AP 35 N 83 W Charlotte AP 35 N 81 W Durham 36 N 79 W STATE CITY Lat Long Elizabeth City AP 36 N 76 W Fayetteville Pope AFB 35 N 79 W Gol...

Page 192: ...Pass 42 N 123 W Klamath Falls AP 42 N 122 W Medford AP S 42 N 123 W Pendleton AP 46 N 119 W STATE CITY Lat Long Portland AP 46 N 123 W Portland Co 46 N 123 W Roseburg AP 43 N 123 W Salem AP 45 N 123...

Page 193: ...28 N 98 W Big Spring AP S 32 N 101 W Brownsville AP S 26 N 97 W Brownwood 32 N 99 W Bryan AP 31 N 97 W STATE CITY Lat Long Corpus Christi AP 28 N 97 W Corsicana 32 N 96 W Dallas AP 33 N 97 W Del Rio L...

Page 194: ...AP S 47 N 122 W Spokane AP S 48 N 118 W Tacoma McChord AFB 47 N 122 W Walla Walla AP 46 N 118 W Wenatchee 47 N 120 W Yakima AP 47 N 121 W STATE CITY Lat Long WEST VIRGINIA Beckley 38 N 81 W Bluefield...

Page 195: ...ts or repaired equipment will be returned to sender freight prepaid F O B factory Leviton is not responsible for removing or replacing equipment on the job site and will not honor charges for such wor...

Page 196: ...Tech Line 1 800 959 6004 Leviton Manufacturing Co Inc 59 25 Little Neck Parkway Little Neck NY 11362 2591 Telephone 1 800 323 8920 FAX 1 800 832 9538 Visit Leviton s Web site at http www leviton com 2...

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