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Section 10

Specifications

All Models ( LS30900BSR & LS30950WIFI )

Supply Voltage                                       9VDC (regulated) 250mA via adaptor
Power Consumption                               2W (250mA)
Individual Control                                  Unlimited lights, power permitting
Control Method                                      RF Low-power FM radio
Radio                                                      434.075MHz, 25mW, Narrow Band FM
Protocol                                                  Light Symphony
RF Range                                               1000Meters, line-of-sight
Battery Back-up                                     2x ‘AA’ size, non-rechargeable battery
Digital Trigger Input                              5VDC Level with 2K input impedance.
Weight                                                   0.7Kg with PSU
Size                                                        120mm x 240mm x 50mm
Electrical Safety                                     Low-voltage, isolated device requiring
                                                               no special electrical precautions or earth
EMC emission/immunity                       EN 50081 - 1/ To EN 50082 – 1
Electrical safety                                      EN 60950 en 60065
Radio                                                      EN 300-220
Ambient temperature                             0°C to +40°C (operation)
Compliance                                            CE

WiFi Model Only ( LS30950WIFI )

Serial Port                                              RS232 / RS485 compatible (s/w selectable)
Serial Protocols                                      Light Symphony ASCII & Lutron
Serial Format                                         Baud adjustable 300-19200, 8 bit,
                                                               1 start, 1 stop bit.
WiFi                                                       802.11/b/g with internal antenna
Control Protocol                                     Socket UDP, requiring external DHCP
Modes                                                     WiFi Client or Ad-Hoc


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Summary of Contents for LS30900BSR

Page 1: ...Create A Scene Outdoors Base Station Operating Manual Installation Guide MODELS LS30900BSR LS30950WIFI WiFi version...

Page 2: ...itial Setup Front Panel 5 Navigating The Menus 6 Setting Time Date 7 Setting Dusk Dawn location 8 Setting Dusk Dawn Time 9 SECTION 3 Timer Setup Introduction 10 Setting Timers 1 6 10 12 SECTION 4 Colo...

Page 3: ...fi Version Only Model LS30950WIFI Serial Port 18 19 Serial Port with Lutron 20 21 WiFi Interface 22 Joining an Existing WiFi network 23 Creating an Ad Hoc Network 24 SECTION 6 Security System Code 25...

Page 4: ...ol messages to the lighting modules in the garden using its antenna only No electrical connection is required except the 9V power adapter Before installing the base station the antenna must be screwed...

Page 5: ...where it has the best radio view to the garden i e with as few obstacles in the way as possi ble such as buildings and walls Radio signals do pass through most non metallic materials but the thicker t...

Page 6: ...Section 2 Initial Setup Front Panel 9VDC Power Interface Port Serial interface LCD Display NAVIGATE Navigates the menu OK STORE Store settings DOWN key All Area s OFF UP key ALL Area s ON 5...

Page 7: ...Set Timer 3 7 Set Timer 4 8 Set Timer 5 9 Set Timer 6 10 Set External Input 11 Set Light Show 12 Set System Code 13 Set Role 14 Set Protocol 15 WiFi Status 16 Configure WiFi 17 Quit no changes To ent...

Page 8: ...set press the key once and then adjust the minutes to the correct time as show below Step through each setting using the key until the time and date are set then press the 9 key to exit the set up and...

Page 9: ...be tailored to a specific location to en sure the dusk and dawn times are calculated as accurately as possible By default the base station assumes its location is Birmingham which will give reasonabl...

Page 10: ...can easily modify the Dusk and Dawn times to suit your preference using the Dusk Dawn menu Navigate to the Set Dusk Dawn menu by pressing the key once then pressing the DOWN key twice The display will...

Page 11: ...et to switch all lights ON again at 4am and OFF at Dawn Each timer can be configured in one of three modes Every Day Will operate 7 days a week Weekends Will only operate on Saturday and Sunday Week D...

Page 12: ...e calculated sunset time Next use the navigation key to select the Off Time and set to your preference Again you will notice as you adjust the hours past 00 the off time changes to show DAWN Using the...

Page 13: ...ll track these changes ensuring the lights are only on for 3 hours To use the timer in this way simply navigate to the to part of the display and use the Up Down keys to change it to for as shown belo...

Page 14: ...ext set the Base Station s Light Show to the same Area e g no 8 see page 14 The Light Show will run whenever Area 8 or your chosen Area is switched on The light show will also be started by the remote...

Page 15: ...how STORED and then display Use the navigation key to select the time and colour options and use the Up Down keys to adjust them Select between time intervals of 3 5 10 20 30 and 60 seconds Select bet...

Page 16: ...tion Digital Trigger Input The base station includes a low voltage trigger input which may be used to trigger the lighting It can be useful for interfacing to an external sensor such as a light beam a...

Page 17: ...ON when the trigger input is activated and switched OFF when the trigger input is de activated This allows interfacing to a simple external on off type switch To configure the external input in on of...

Page 18: ...m Dusk to 11pm the digital input will be ignored outside these times This feature can be useful in a gate or drive way application where the lights are timed to be on but kept at a low level e g Area...

Page 19: ...s time 1 Ascii Baud rate 300 1200 4800 9600 19200 2 Lutron Baud rate 300 1200 4800 9600 19200 In both cases the format is 8 bits with 1 start 1 stop bit no parity Commands received over the serial por...

Page 20: ...protocol configure the protocol screen like this 19 Section 5 Interfacing Advanced Setup Message Action all_on Switch ON all areas all_off Switch OFF all areas area_on x Switch ON area x where x 0 to...

Page 21: ...also configured as a Scene controller as opposed to Area Zone switching when interfacing with Lutron Normally only Lutron 4 Scenes are available although this will depend on the design and configurat...

Page 22: ...By default the base station is set up to link Lutron s scenes 1 4 to Light Symphony s Areas 1 4 After setting the Lutron Address see previous page press the 9 key to configure the links between the L...

Page 23: ...press 9 at this menu Join an Existing WiFi Network The base station can join an existing WiFi network either by searching for it or entering its SSID using the menu options above Once a network has be...

Page 24: ...p Down keys to select the backspace character and click the key to erase it Once the last character is keyed press the 9 key The base station will attempt to join the network This may take up to 60 se...

Page 25: ...ete The base station s Ad Hoc network has the SSID LightSymphony A WiFi enabled device can now connect to the LightSymphony network Once a connection has been established the WiFi signal level SL and...

Page 26: ...ntrol Modules adopt the System Code from the remote control that is used to program them By default the Remote control System Code is set to 1 but can be changed by following the instructions that cam...

Page 27: ...are added each must be assigned its own unique number 2 to 5 For guaranteed reliability each repeater including the base station must be within radio range of the adjacent numbered repeater Failure t...

Page 28: ...ntrol of each circuit The 9 all area codes provide up to 9 individual channels of control For larger projects with more than 9 circuits individual control becomes confusing so Light Symphony allows ci...

Page 29: ...LCD display is on and buttons operate as expected Remote out of range Test lights without the remote control using the ON button at the base station Lights changing by themselves Light Show is runnin...

Page 30: ...ing on the system Always isolate the power before replacing blown lamps and ensure the end user is trained to do the same Read the safety instructions that are supplied with each light fitting or any...

Page 31: ...mpedance Weight 0 7Kg with PSU Size 120mm x 240mm x 50mm Electrical Safety Low voltage isolated device requiring no special electrical precautions or earth EMC emission immunity EN 50081 1 To EN 50082...

Page 32: ...lar household waste streams It is your responsibility to dispose of this and other electric and electronic equipment via designated collection facilities appointed by the government or local authoriti...

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