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System Overview

The Savant Systems SmartLighting solution can be installed as part of a complete package with Savant’s 
automation and control ecosystem or as a standalone lighting control system.

This application note contains instructions for converting a legacy LiteTouch system to the updated 
technology of a Savant SmartLighting system. This process requires replacement of currently installed 
products with new Savant products, rewiring, and the upload of a program (

*.prg

) file.

Legacy LiteTouch systems consist of at lease three components:

Central Control Unit (CCU)

Module

Keypad or control station.

Savant SmartLighting systems consist of at least four components:

Controller

Keypad link

Module

Keypad or control station.

 

Important

:

Savant SmartLighting products have been redesigned to be more e

ffi

cient and are automatically 

integrated. Some of the older/legacy/out of warranty products may no longer be compatible with this 
new design/vision.

When designing a new SavantLighting system or upgrading an existing one, go to the 

Savant Portal

 

and submit a Pre-Sales and Design Assistance ticket. The response to this request will verify that 
your SmartLighting system is energy e

ffi

cient, safe, and will automatically integrate all your lighting 

specifications.

Installer’s Note 

 

WARNING

:  A  licensed electrician is  required to remove  the  LiteTouch  CCU  and to install the 

SKL-4000.  After   removing  the  CCU,  please  dispose  of  the  unit  in  a  responsible 
manner. After removal of the the keypad power modules from the module enclosure 
either safely remove or store the unused power cables.

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Summary of Contents for SmartLighting

Page 1: ...Number 009 0885 01 1 of 22 Copyright 2014 Savant Systems LLC SAVANT and RacePoint Blueprint are trademarks of Savant Systems LLC All brand names product names and trademarks are the property of their...

Page 2: ...les 8 Removing and Replacing a Transorb Board 9 Installing a SmartLighting Controller 10 Connecting a Savant SmartLighting Controller to an SKL 1000 11 Installing a Savant Keypad Link 13 Connecting a...

Page 3: ...tant Savant SmartLighting products have been redesigned to be more efficient and are automatically integrated Some of the older legacy out of warranty products may no longer be compatible with this ne...

Page 4: ...rb boards 5 Install SmartLighting controller 6 Install Savant Keypad Links 7 Confirm the rewiring as follows New transorb board connected to SmartLighting controller via Cat 5 5e 6 cable New transorb...

Page 5: ...RESS MANUAL ON ACTIVE OUTPUT LEDS MANUAL REMOTE ON INPUT120 VAC 60 Hz LOAD TYPE LOAD TYPE TUNGSTEN TUNGSTEN RELAY RATING RELAY RATING 15 A 120 VAC MAX PER OUTPUT 20 A 120 VAC MAX PER OUTPUT 40 A 120 V...

Page 6: ...andard and compact CCUs do not use prg files The standard and compact CCU definition files def and cdf respectively must be converted to prg files Note that the CCU communicates with LiteWare using ei...

Page 7: ...roller Type previously selected 7 Click From Controller 8 Browse to the location where you would like the extracted prg file stored and click Save The status pane in the Control Panel will show the pr...

Page 8: ...d into LiteWare as an LW4 file 4 Click the Job Parameters tab 5 Under Controller Selection for Type select either SSL P018 or SSL P002 from the drop down list 6 From the main menu select File Save As...

Page 9: ...than eight enclosures or when you have mul tiple enclosure locations you can string enclosures together to reduce the number of data homeruns to the CCU While this helps to simplify the wiring you sh...

Page 10: ...module which is connected to the tran sorb board via the 5 pin connector 0 1 2 3 42 In large installations more than eight enclosures or when you have mul tiple enclosure locations you can string encl...

Page 11: ...n the SmartLighting system you must configure the SSL P002 or SSL P018 to communicate using the same serial port standard By default the SKL 1000 uses RS 232 The SSL P002 or SSL P018 use RS 422 To set...

Page 12: ...ect the Unique ID UID that matches the UID on the sticker of the SSL P018 or the SSL P002 3 Open a browser and enter the IP address of the SSL P018 or the SSL P002 4 Select Serial Ports on the sidebar...

Page 13: ...not compliant with the new device rewiring or other reconfiguration will be necessary To connect the SKL 4000 to a SmartLighting controller SSL P018 or SSL P002 do the following 1 Using Cat 5 5e 6 ca...

Page 14: ...ion bus ports circled in the next figure 5 To use the bus ports for connecting to keypads splice the 16 AWG or 18 AWG wiring and attach the wires to the three pin connector based on the following posi...

Page 15: ...n boxes plaster or tile rings are not acceptable In new construction installations for example a single gang backbox model P 241 supplied by Allied Moulded Products would accommodate a Savant keypad A...

Page 16: ...martLighting controller The SmartLighting controller communicates with LiteWare using an Ethernet connection To export the LiteWare prg file to an SSL P018 or SSL P002 do the following 1 Open LiteWare...

Page 17: ...6 Confirm the TCP IP Settings IP Address and Port 7 Click To Controller 8 Browse to the prg file that you previously extracted from the CCU and click Open The status pane in the Control Panel will sho...

Page 18: ...eypads Keypads S H E Capri Coastal Hybrids Metropolitan G2 Circa Echo 1000 2600 Series Metropolitan Circa Echo As of January 1 2013 we have three keypad models of various configurations Enclosures Enc...

Page 19: ...8 2150 03 0 10 VDC 277V MIXED 007 PS and LV Relay MIXED 008 PS and Mom D I Module MIXED 009 PS and Maint D I Module MIXED 004 LV Relay and Mom D I Module MIXED 005 LV Relay and Maint D I Module MIXED...

Page 20: ...porated AirPlay Apple AirPort Express AirPort Extreme Apple TV Apple Remote Desktop FireWire iMac iTunes iPad iPad mini iPhone iPod touch MacBook Mac and OS X are trademarks or trade names of Apple In...

Page 21: ...document Caution describes a situation that may cause damage to the equipment Warning In this document Warning describes a situation that may present a physical danger to the installer or end user Ele...

Page 22: ...he provided plug does not fit into your outlet consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet 10 Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs convenience...

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