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Programming Guide

9

Charging the Programmer

To charge the EcoSystem programmer, plug the AC charger into an
outlet and connect it to the base of the programmer.

Logging Out

To exit the programmer software, from the Main Menu, tap
E

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d S

Se

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Summary of Contents for EcoSystem Programmer

Page 1: ...E Ec co oS Sy ys st te em m P Pr ro og gr ra am mm me er r P Pr ro og gr ra am mm miin ng g G Gu uiid de e V Ve er rs siio on n 1 1 5 58 8...

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Page 3: ...Out 9 Section 3 Programming Your System Typical Programming Workflow 10 How an EcoSystem Bus Prioritizes Inputs 11 Addressing the System 12 Configuring Areas 14 Configuring Fixture Groups 16 Setting...

Page 4: ...e Contact Closure Occupancy Timeout 45 Section 4 Stand Alone Programming Accessing the Stand Alone Programming Menu 47 Setting Stand Alone Emergency Level 48 Setting Stand Alone High End Trim 49 Stand...

Page 5: ...uation The EcoSystem Bus EcoSystem ballasts can be connected to one another to create a system of up to 64 ballasts Any infrared IR receiver sensor or wall control connected to a ballast can communica...

Page 6: ...ed the system can be accessed through any IR receiver For example it is not necessary to point the programmer at the daylight sensor being programmed if a keypad provides more convenient access Keypad...

Page 7: ...Getting Familiar with the Programmer This section describes how to perform basic system operations EcoSystem Programmer 2 Power adapter connection Power button press to power on and off IR port...

Page 8: ...r icon with the stylus Logging In When the programmer is powered on the user is prompted to enter a user name and personal identification number PIN PINs must include four to seven numbers The default...

Page 9: ...esenting major steps in the current function completed steps are colored in Tap to return to the previous screen Battery life Screen name Control Device Icons The following control device icons are us...

Page 10: ...screens are for informational purposes only Read the onscreen instructions and then tap to continue Sample Information screen Tap here to continue Prompt Screens Prompt screens ask the user to confirm...

Page 11: ...To charge the EcoSystem programmer plug the AC charger into an outlet and connect it to the base of the programmer Logging Out To exit the programmer software from the Main Menu tap E En nd d S Se es...

Page 12: ...ps have been configured for each control device set custom preferences for each device 4 4 C Co on nf fiig gu ur re e b ba alllla as st t s se et tt tiin ng gs s To further fine tune the system custom...

Page 13: ...g sent the ballast responds to the commands but ignores any sensor or control device input If no programming commands are being sent the next priority is queued 3 3 D Da ay ylliig gh ht t s se en ns s...

Page 14: ...d dd dr re es ss s N Ne ew w S Sy ys st te em m 3 3 Read the instructions then tap to continue NOTE Occupant sensors do not have integrated IR receivers 4 4 Tap to continue C Ca au ut tiio on n System...

Page 15: ...ap Fixtures will go to minimum brightness as they are addressed 1 10 0 If all fixtures are at minimum level tap C Ca au ut tiio on n Wait until all fixtures flash and are at their minimum level 1 11 1...

Page 16: ...eing created 1 1 From the Main Menu tap G Gr ro ou up piin ng g and then A Ar re ea a 2 2 Read the instructions then tap to continue 3 3 Point the programmer at any IR control device and tap to begin...

Page 17: ...9 To clear all the ballasts in the area select M MO OR RE E O OP PT TIIO ON NS S then R Re em mo ov ve e A Allll B Ba alllla as st ts s f fr ro om m G Gr ro ou up p To add all the ballasts to the area...

Page 18: ...or contact closure to be configured 3 3 Read the instructions then tap to continue 4 4 Point the programmer at any IR control device and tap to begin communication 5 5 If a fixture connected to the se...

Page 19: ...u up piin ng g to exit Or select M MO OR RE E O OP PT TIIO ON NS S and then G Gr ro ou up p A An no ot th he er r S Se en ns so or r to configure another group NOTE The MORE OPTIONS menu also enables...

Page 20: ...D Da ay ylliig gh ht t S Se en ns so or r 2 2 Read the instructions then tap to continue 3 3 Point the programmer at any IR receiver and tap to begin communication 4 4 If all fixtures go to minimum b...

Page 21: ...decrease the compensation level Doing this will increase the fixture light output Tap the up arrow button to increase the compensation level which will decrease the fixture light output NOTE Changes h...

Page 22: ...e Main Menu tap D De ev viic ce e S Se et tu up p and then O Oc cc cu up pa an nt t S Se en ns so or r 2 2 Read the instructions then tap to continue 3 3 Point the programmer at any IR control device...

Page 23: ...ght level will not change when becoming occupied unoccupied 9 9 Tap the desired occupied or unoccupied light level If needed use the arrow keys to adjust the selected level incrementally 1 10 0 Select...

Page 24: ...nt ta ac ct t C Cllo os su ur re es s 2 2 Read the instructions Point the programmer at any IR control device then tap to continue 3 3 Select C Co on nt ta ac ct t C Cllo os su ur re e S Se et tu up p...

Page 25: ...on what you want to do next select Continue Setup of Current Sensor Setup Another Sensor Done 1 11 1 When done if all fixtures go to high level tap Repeat this procedure to set the occupied and unocc...

Page 26: ...tu up p and then O Oc cc cu up pa an nt t S Se en ns so or r 2 2 Read the instructions then tap to continue 3 3 Point the programmer at any IR control device and tap to begin communication 4 4 If a g...

Page 27: ...will turn off 1 10 0 Select Done 1 11 1 Depending on what you want to do next select Continue Setup of Current Sensor Setup Another Sensor Done 1 12 2 When done if all fixtures flash and then go to hi...

Page 28: ...nt the programmer at any IR receiver and tap to begin communication 4 4 If all fixtures go to minimum brightness and a fixture connected to a wall control flashes tap 5 5 Scroll to the wall control to...

Page 29: ...ure Or select U Un nA A if the fixture should be unaffected for that scene Repeat for each scene on the control Select D Do on ne e 1 11 1 Select S Se et tu up p A An no ot th he er r C Co on nt tr ro...

Page 30: ...er at any IR control device then tap to begin communication 4 4 If the fixture connected to the control device flashes and other fixtures go to minimum brightness tap 5 5 Scroll to a specific ballast...

Page 31: ...res on how to to select one or all ballasts and then display the Configure menu refer to page 28 2 2 Tap to begin setup 3 3 If selected ballasts flash and go to their high level tap 4 4 Use the arrow...

Page 32: ...w to select one or all ballasts and then display the Configure menu refer to page 28 2 2 Tap to begin setup 3 3 If selected ballasts flash and go to their emergency level tap 4 4 Tap an emergency ligh...

Page 33: ...L La am mp p S Se ea as so on niin ng g NOTE For procedures on how to to select one or all ballasts and then display the Configure menu refer to page 28 2 2 Select S St ta ar rt t L La am mp p S Se e...

Page 34: ...h can dim up to 2A of 3 wire fluorescent ballasts and is intended for mounting within the fixture 1 1 From the C Co on nf fiig gu ur re e M Me en nu u tap M MO OR RE E O OP PT TIIO ON NS S NOTE For pr...

Page 35: ...On n L Le ev ve ell or X XP PJ J O Of ff f L Le ev ve ell NOTE For procedures on how to display the BMJ XPJ Settings menu refer to page 32 2 2 If selected ballasts flash and go to their high level ta...

Page 36: ...ings menu refer to page 32 2 2 If selected ballasts flash and go to their high level tap 3 3 Select a gain level of 1 through 10 with 1 meaning the module will be least sensitive to light level change...

Page 37: ...ngs menu select X XP PJ J B BM MJ J M Mo od de e NOTE For procedures on how to display the BMJ XPJ Settings menu refer to page 32 2 2 If selected ballasts flash and go to their high level tap 3 3 Sele...

Page 38: ...O OP PT TIIO ON NS S then L Liim miit t R Re es st tr riik ke es s NOTE For procedures on how to select one or all ballasts and then display the Configure menu refer to page 28 2 2 Tap to begin setup...

Page 39: ...cc cu up piie ed d L Le ev ve ell NOTE For procedures on how to select one or all ballasts and then display the Configure menu refer to page 28 2 2 Tap to begin setup 3 3 If selected ballasts flash a...

Page 40: ...on how to select one or all ballasts and then display the Configure menu refer to page 28 2 2 Tap to begin setup 3 3 If selected ballasts flash and go to their high level tap 4 4 Tap an egress level I...

Page 41: ...gh ht t L Lo ow w E En nd d NOTE For procedures on how to select one or all ballasts and then display the Configure menu refer to page 28 2 2 Tap to begin setup 3 3 If selected ballasts flash and go...

Page 42: ...nd then D Da ay ylliig gh ht t O Of ff f D De ella ay y NOTE For procedures on how to select one or all ballasts and then display the Configure menu refer to page 28 2 2 Tap to begin setup 3 3 If sele...

Page 43: ...see Lutron Application Note 236 To assign ballasts to Normal Mode and Demand Response Mode groups refer to Configuring Fixture Groups on page 16 1 1 From the Main Menu tap D De ev viic ce e S Se et t...

Page 44: ...od de e Contact closures apply occupied or unoccupied mode to the entire link A AV V M Mo od de e Contact closures select a scene for all ballasts on the link Fixtures do not need to be assigned to th...

Page 45: ...Co on nt ta ac ct t C Cllo os su ur re e 2 2 3 3 If a group of ballasts goes to full brightness and other ballasts go to minimum brightness tap 4 4 Select S Se et t D De em ma an nd d R Re es sp p 5...

Page 46: ...If a group of ballasts goes to full brightness and other ballasts go to minimum brightness tap 4 4 Select S Se et t O Oc cc cu up piie ed d L Le ev ve ell or S Se et t U Un no oc cc cu up piie ed d L...

Page 47: ...1 2 2 Select C Co on nt ta ac ct t C Cllo os su ur re e 1 1 or C Co on nt ta ac ct t C Cllo os su ur re e 2 2 3 3 If a group of ballasts goes to full brightness and other ballasts go to minimum bright...

Page 48: ...sed in this configuration but sensor and control input cannot be shared between them Special settings are provided for ballasts and modules used in a stand alone configuration To configure a ballast i...

Page 49: ...and tap to continue 2 2 Read the instructions Point the programmer at an IR control device connected to the ballast to be configured then tap to continue 3 3 Point the programmer at the IR control dev...

Page 50: ...menu refer to page 47 2 2 To have the lights go to their maximum light level when no input is detected on the digital link select E Em me er rg ge en nc cy y M Ma ax x default operation Or to ignore a...

Page 51: ...arrows to adjust the maximum light level for the ballast 3 3 Select D Do on ne e 4 4 To continue configuring settings on the current ballast select C Co on nt tiin nu ue e S Se et tt tiin ng g U Up p...

Page 52: ...mp seasoning is complete press to pause the lamp seasoning timer and return the lights to normal When ready press to return the lights to full and resume the lamp seasoning timer 3 3 Select D Do on ne...

Page 53: ...ay take up to 30 seconds to see a change in the lights as you make selections during steps 3 and 4 of this procedure 4 4 Use the up and down G Ga aiin n a ar rr ro ow ws s to adjust how sensitive the...

Page 54: ...change as you make selections during steps 3 and 4 of this procedure 4 4 Use the up and down Unoccupied Level arrows to adjust the unoccupied light level 5 5 Select D Do on ne e 6 6 To continue confi...

Page 55: ...beginning on page 34 to adjust the XPJ On Level XPJ Off Level and Gain settings 4 4 When finished with the XPJ settings tap 5 5 To continue configuring settings on the current ballast select C Co on n...

Page 56: ...lect D Diis sa ab blle e to disable the 3 wire input or E En na ab blle e to enable the 3 wire input 3 3 Select D Do on ne e 4 4 To continue configuring settings on the ballast select C Co on nt tiin...

Page 57: ...trol light levels via an IR receiver Replace the bus supply Replace existing ballasts Address new ballasts Automatic ballast replacement Reset the entire system to factory default settings Reset a sin...

Page 58: ...the M Ma aiin n M Me en nu u tap L Liig gh ht tiin ng g C Co on nt tr ro oll 2 2 Read the instructions then tap to continue 3 3 To control only the fixture s assigned to the sensor select IIR R R Re e...

Page 59: ...the new bus supply has been properly installed but do not perform any programming steps 2 2 From the Main Menu tap S Sy ys st te em m then R Re ep plla ac ce e B Bu us s S Su up pp plly y 3 3 Read the...

Page 60: ...to page 61 for details 1 1 From the Main Menu tap B Ba alllla as st ts s and then R Re ep plla ac ce e B Ba alllla as st t 2 2 Read the instructions then tap to continue 3 3 Point the programmer at an...

Page 61: ...allast flashes and goes to its high level tap 9 9 Select D Do on ne e R Re ep plla ac ciin ng g B Ba alllla as st ts s to exit Or select R Re ep plla ac ce e A An no ot th he er r B Ba alllla as st t...

Page 62: ...in Menu tap S Sy ys st te em m and then A Ad dd dr re es ss s N Ne ew w B Ba alllla as st ts s 2 2 Tap A Ad dd dr re es ss s N Ne ew w B Ba alllla as st ts s 3 3 Read the instructions then tap to cont...

Page 63: ...process The automatic process works only for single ballast replacement the manual process must be used if more than one ballast is being replaced at a time This feature is enabled by default 1 1 Fro...

Page 64: ...em m 2 2 To reset all ballasts tap R Re es se et t E En nt tiir re e S Sy ys st te em m 3 3 Read the instructions then tap to continue NOTE To reset a single ballast refer to page 63 C Ca au ut tiio...

Page 65: ...to continue 4 4 Point the programmer at any IR control device and tap to begin 5 5 If the fixture with an IR receiver or wall control flashes and other fixtures go to minimum brightness tap 6 6 Scrol...

Page 66: ...s siio on n 2 2 Read the instructions Point the programmer at any IR control device then tap to continue 3 3 Tap B Be eg giin n 4 4 If all ballasts flash and go to their high level tap 5 5 The current...

Page 67: ...s 58 setting occupied unoccupied level 37 setting the egress level 38 setting the emergency level 30 setting the high end trim 29 stand alone programming 46 battery battery life 7 charging 4 9 BMJ XPJ...

Page 68: ...intaining your system 55 overview 3 priority of inputs 11 programmer version check 64 programming workflow 10 stand alone programming 46 EcoSystem bus 3 egress level 38 emergency level 30 stand alone...

Page 69: ...reens 8 R R replacing ballasts 58 resetting a single ballast 63 resetting the entire system 62 restrikes limiting 36 S S scenes 26 screens Back option 7 making selections 6 prompt screens 8 screen com...

Page 70: ...WARRANTY MADE BY AN AGENT EMPLOYEE OR REPRESENTATIVE IS SPECIFICALLY INCLUDED HEREIN OR IN STANDARD PRINTED MATERIALS PROVIDED BY LUTRON IT DOES NOT FORM A PART OF THE BASIS OF ANY BARGAIN BETWEEN LU...

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