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Care and Maintenance

Firmware Updates

Firmware updates are occasionally released to add features or 
enhance controller functionality. To update the facepack, chassis, 
Wi-Fi Module, and flash firmware on the controller, an SD card is 
required to transfer the data from a computer to the facepack.

1.  Go to the Lumascape website (lumascape.com) and navigate 

to the ZDClink product page. The firmware update files are 
located under the 

Documents

 tab.

2.  Save the desired firmware onto an SD card.
3.  Remove the facepack from the chassis by pulling on the  

tab to the right of the facepack and swinging the facepack 
door open.

4.  Pull the black tab outward while pushing the facepack 

through the door carriage.

5.  Insert the SD card with the pins facing the front of the 

facepack, pressing completely inward. Release to lock the 
card in place.

6.  From the 

Home

 screen, select 

Setup

. Navigate  

to the 

Firmware

 tab and press the scroll wheel.

Figure 32: Facepack open

Figure 33: SD card installation

Summary of Contents for ZDClink Luxor SATlink

Page 1: ...ZDClink with Luxor Technology OWNER S MANUAL LED Landscape Lighting Controller Installation Instructions LUXOR ...

Page 2: ...me Date 14 Language 14 Location 15 Assign 15 Network 15 Restrict 16 Backup 17 Assigning Luminaire into Groups 18 Setting Up Programs 19 Calendar Based Programming 19 Themes 20 Manual Mode 21 Color 21 Color Palette 22 Color Wheel 23 Mixing Z ZD and ZDC 24 Using Other Devices with the Controller 25 Disable 26 Controller Linking Setup 26 Updating to Luxor Linking 27 Connecting Satellite Controllers 2...

Page 3: ... light intensity at set times for groups of lights Two wire connections power and communicate with all lights in the system ZDClink Components This controller is intended for use with Lumascape low voltage LED luminaires or devices containing Lumascape ZD Technology or ZDC Technology Use with other LED luminaires is not recommended due to the absence of communication capabilities Do not use this c...

Page 4: ... breakers and associated circuitry intended to supply power to low voltage submersible luminaires WARNING Risk of Electric Shock Install power unit 5 1 5 m or more from a pool or spa and 10 3 m or more from a fountain Where the power unit is installed within 10 3 m of a pool or spa connect power unit to a GFCI protected branch circuit Do not use an extension cord when connecting the power unit to ...

Page 5: ...Mounting the Transformers Wall Mount Installation 1 Install all transformers a minimum of 12 310 mm above the finish grade as measured from finish grade to the bottom of the transformer and according to code 2 Drill pilot holes into the mounting surface insert anchors and install screws into the anchors leaving approximately 1 8 3 mm of the thread exposed on the screw Mount the transformer on the ...

Page 6: ...Mounting brackets 120 V power outlet 1 40 mm conduit North America Power cord 12 310 mm minimum 6 Side View Front View Figure 3 ZDClink wall mounting Installing the Controller ...

Page 7: ...4 x 4 x 36 102 mm x 102 mm x 920 mm post Concrete footing Mounting brackets 1 40 mm conduit 12 310 mm minimum 7 Side View Front View Installing the Controller Figure 4 ZDClink post mounting ...

Page 8: ... proper cabling method for the application Try to center load all cable runs when possible to minimize the voltage differential between luminaires 3 Use a correctly sized cable to accommodate voltage drop As a general rule of thumb limit the wattage load per cable run to no more than 160 W CIRCUITING GUIDELINES Loads Per Cable Close Zone 0 to 40 0 m to 12 2 m 12 AWG 2 05 mm 160 W max 10 AWG 2 59 m...

Page 9: ...ht output and LED life each luminaire should be provided with 10 to 15 V Cable Stats Low voltage lighting systems are typically installed using direct burial rated stranded cable The most common cable used is 12 2 AWG 2 05 mm stranded cable The size of cable used to wire the lighting system will be determined by the wattage load and length of cable run from the transformer to the luminaires Keep i...

Page 10: ...r of cabling methods The primary objective is to minimize voltage drop by installing the proper size feeder cable home run to each zone and to make sure each luminaire on each cable run is receiving 10 to 15 V Center feeding the home run the main cable run from the transformer to the first luminaire on the circuit will help minimize the voltage differential between the first luminaire and the last...

Page 11: ...t time Current date Sunrise sunset for the current day dependent on location see Set Location under Setup All category options are listed Figure 8 Home screenshot All category options are located on the right side of the Home screen and are selected using the main scroll wheel Turn the black scroll wheel clockwise or counterclockwise until the desired category is highlighted in light blue Press th...

Page 12: ...range load bar Current Time Provides current time for tracking purposes Source Lists the source of the transformer load as either Manual or Schedule No selections can be made on this screen it is simply an activity display Press the Home button to return to the Home screen Figure 9 Activity screenshot Diagnostics Screen Chassis Number Lists the chassis by number Assigned Identifies the assigned co...

Page 13: ...ories Hr Min Sec to the current time settings by pushing the scroll wheel when the appropriate field is highlighted scrolling through the numeric options and pressing the scroll wheel again to finalize the selection Turn past 12 on the hour Hr setting to adjust a m and p m as displayed next to the seconds Sec To convert the clock to a 24 hour time convention mark the 24hr selection box Setting the...

Page 14: ...enter the values into the Lat and Long fields To set latitude and longitude using the map feature scroll to Map and press the scroll wheel The full screen crosshairs designate the user s location on the map The map will change based on the selected region Latitude is first adjusted by rotating the scroll wheel to move the crosshairs up and down Numeric indicators at the top right display the actua...

Page 15: ...he Wi Fi or label will be displayed when the FX Luminaire Wi Fi Module is inserted into the accessory port in the back of the facepack For more information on using the Wi Fi refer to Luxor Wi Fi owner s manual Restrict Themes The restrict function prevents changes to themes 1 From the Home screen navigate to the Setup screen and select Restrict Themes using the scroll wheel 2 To remove the restri...

Page 16: ... 5 After backup is successful press the SD card inward and then release to remove the card from the facepack To restore an existing file follow the steps below 1 Insert an SD card pins facing the front with the preloaded file into the side of the facepack Press the card completely inward and then release The card will lock into place 2 From the Home screen navigate to the Setup and then select Bac...

Page 17: ...voltage LED luminaire or device containing ZD Technology or ZDC Technology into each of the assignment ports on the front of the facepack The wires must maintain contact inside the assignment ports during the entire process Navigate to Program and press the scroll wheel to initiate assignment When complete the screen will show Assignment Successful or Assignment Failed If the assignment fails repo...

Page 18: ...e field specifies what time the programmed event will occur Sunrise sunset times are based on astronomical timing set by the location longitude and latitude of the unit Optional timed offsets 15 minute increments are available for sunrise sunset events Time events are determined by time of day The Group Theme field specifies which group or theme is associated with each event Scroll right to select...

Page 19: ...s outside of the Exclusive date range Calendar based programming is not required for controller operation Figure 16 Date Based Scheduling screenshot Themes A theme is a planned set of groups at stated colors and intensities A user can call up themes in the Program menu for quick setting of a series of groups or in the Manual menu for on demand control Common uses for themes include location based ...

Page 20: ... To stop the countdown activate the Stop button This will only pause to allow for adjustments and should not delete any settings above If the group is currently running within a program the manual setting will take precedence When the manual settings are finished the regularly scheduled program will immediately continue its operation at the next event time even if it was interrupted After manual s...

Page 21: ... swatch and press the scroll wheel to open the Color Selection screen Adjust the Hue top and or Saturation bottom by selecting the appropriate chart scrolling left or right until the desired setting is located and pressing the scroll wheel again to finalize the setting 2 Hue Sat Values Scroll to highlight the hue or saturation numeric values Press the scroll wheel to select then scroll to choose t...

Page 22: ... all 300 hues beginning first at the Starting Color For rapid color changes choose a lower number of seconds 5 Apply the color wheel into programs themes and manual modes using the same principles described in the Color section page 21 Rather than applying a single color to each group e g C1 scroll the reverse direction to apply a color wheel e g CW1 The test group column allows the user to view t...

Page 23: ...mming and ZDC encompasses the first two and adds color to the mix STANDARD ZD ZDC Zoning Dimming Color 23 Operating the Controller Figure 22 Color wheel screenshot Figure 23 Manual mode screenshot When all lights on is activated in the manual mode with an assigned color non color lights e g standard and ZD will not turn on Select the white color 0 hue and 0 sat to ensure all lights turn on in this...

Page 24: ... the CUBE will initiate and dim according to the commands of the controller The CUBE is offered in three models to ensure maximum flexibility Low Voltage Lighting LCM LV Line Voltage Lighting LCM HV Relay and 0 10 V Dimming LCM RLY 010V Luxor ZD MR 16 Lamp The ZD MR 16 is a convenient high quality LED replacement lamp that converts incandescent luminaires to energy efficient LED luminaires When co...

Page 25: ...urs 1 The Disable feature is accessed from the Setup screen 2 When Disable System is selected the unit will immediately shut down all luminaires in Programs Manual or Themes 3 All lights will remain off and the lights will not reactivate until Disable System is deselected If in the Off state and a manual event is initiated it will run until finished or another Disable System is performed 4 The Hom...

Page 26: ...tem can contain a total of nine satellite controllers Primary Controller ZDClink installed with facepack Linking firmware is required for both facepack and chassis Satellite Controller No facepack installed Linking firmware is required for chassis Prior to running a Linking system verify that the primary and satellite controllers have the latest version of Linking firmware for both the facepack an...

Page 27: ...nto the Linking Port of desired satellite controller Figure 29 Satellite controller 4 If the site requires multiple satellite controllers insert a new Cat 6 cable into the unused Linking Port of the previous satellite controller 5 Insert the opposite end of the Cat 6 cable into the unused Linking Port of the next satellite controller Figure 30 Satellite controller 6 Continue this connection method...

Page 28: ...do not always correspond with the installed primary and satellite controllers shown on the display 3 Apply power to the satellite controllers 4 On the facepack Diagnostics screen verify that the satellite controllers have been Assigned and are Communicating Before proceeding confirm that the number of total chassis assigned and communicating is equal to the total number of the primary and satellit...

Page 29: ...en all pathway luminaires Quarterly Trim all plant material as needed relocate luminaires as needed as plant materials mature Quarterly Clean debris off well luminaire lenses and grates Quarterly Check cable and cable connectors Annually Rebury cable and connectors that may have crept to the surface Semi annually Check aiming angles Semi annually Check adjust and replace all cable and cable ties i...

Page 30: ...r the short circuit Error message No Wi Fi Card Present Wi Fi card is not detected Pull out the Wi Fi Card and reinsert If the problem persists install a new Wi Fi card Error message Communications Failure Communication between the facepack and chassis is not present Replace the cable connecting the facepack to the chassis If the problem persists call technical services Transformer will not turn o...

Page 31: ...irmware update files are located under the Documents tab 2 Save the desired firmware onto an SD card 3 Remove the facepack from the chassis by pulling on the tab to the right of the facepack and swinging the facepack door open 4 Pull the black tab outward while pushing the facepack through the door carriage 5 Insert the SD card with the pins facing the front of the facepack pressing completely inw...

Page 32: ...e Type to be updated 8 Next navigate to Update and press the scroll wheel The facepack and flash update processes usually take between 5 and 15 seconds Chassis updates typically take a couple of minutes Luminaire updates can take up to 15 minutes Figure 35 Firmware load screenshot ...

Page 33: ...fuse follow these directions 1 Unplug the controller from power 2 Open face pack door of the transformer 3 Remove the four Phillips screws from the fuse cover on the lefthand side 4 Remove and replace the fuse with the following specifications 5 mm x 20 mm 25 V 10 A UL rated 5 Replace the cover and four screws reattach the luminaire wires and restore power to the unit ...

Page 34: ... start from scratch All program data is lost during a database reset but luminaire group assignments remain intact Facepack Reset 1 Remove the facepack from the chassis by pulling on the tab to the right of the facepack 2 Swing the facepack door open 3 Locate a paper clip pen tip or other small point tool 4 Find the reset button on the back of the facepack 5 Use the selected tool to press and hold...

Page 35: ...ress the scroll wheel Figure 37 Figure 37 Engineering testing screenshot Chassis Indicator Lights An indicator light displays the communication status of the chassis to the facepack The following colors indicate the accompanying status Blinking green Communication established Amber Communication error facepack unplugged Red Short or overload detected in the system Clearing the database does not er...

Page 36: ...uthorized manufacturer s representative Hunter s obligation to repair or replace its products as set forth above is the sole and exclusive warranty set forth by Hunter There are no other warranties expressed or implied including warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose Hunter will not be liable to distributor or any other party in strict liability tort contract or any oth...

Page 37: ...6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Luminaire Group Stickers ...

Page 38: ...7 28 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Luminaire Group Stickers ...

Page 39: ...39 Notes ...

Page 40: ...e maintaining the highest level of quality and reliability In every instance we will back our innovations with the unwavering support our customers need to succeed Gene Smith President Landscape Irrigation and Outdoor Lighting Need more helpful information on your product Find tips on installation controller programming and more 1 800 733 2823 A Hunter Industries Company ...

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