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USER MANUAL

CONTACT LIGHTING CONTROL PANEL

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Step 6. 

The keypad is now ready to be assigned a room by using Walk Around Programming Menus on the 
relay panel. 

IMPORTANT!  Once Vision.Net Designer has confi gured a keypad, it will not respond to Walk Around Program-
ming commands. It must be returned to Factory Default Mode. 

ASSIGN ONE KEYPAD ADDRESS 

This feature allows a single address to be assigned to a single external keypad. 

To assign one keypad with a single address: 

Step 1. 

At WALK AROUND menu, navigate to “Assign One Keypad Address” and press [Enter] button. 

Step 2. 

At BUTTON STATION screen, press [Enter] button and then use arrows to select desired Room. 

Step 3. 

Press [Enter] button to initiate programming mode. A signal will be sent to all connected button sta-
tions. Each keypad will beep and/or fl ash the buttons to indicate that the signal is being received. 

Step 4. 

Walk to the desired Room where keypad is located. Press any button on the keypad and hold for three 
seconds. The address is now assigned to that station. 

MULTIPLE WITH SAME ADDRESS 

This feature allows a single address to be assigned to a multiple external keypads. 

To assign multiple keypads with a single address: 

Step 1. 

At WALK AROUND menu, navigate to “Multiple with Same Address” and press [Enter] button. 

Step 2. 

At BUTTON STATION screen, press [Enter] button and then use arrows to select desired Room. 

Step 3. 

Press [Enter] button to initiate programming mode. A signal will be sent to all connected button sta-
tions. Each keypad will beep and/or fl ash the buttons to indicate that the signal is being received. 

Step 4. 

Walk to fi rst Room where a button station is located. Press any button on the station keypad and hold 
for three seconds. The address is now assigned to that station. 

Step 5. 

Walk to second Room where a button station is located. Press any button on the station keypad and 
hold for three seconds. The same address is now assigned to the station. 

Step 6. 

Continue until all button stations are programmed. At LCD menu, press [Escape] button to stop signal 
transmission. 

MULTIPLE WITH AUTO INCREMENT 

This feature allows multiple (incrementing) addresses to be assigned to multiple external keypads. 

To assign multiple keypads with distinct addresses: 

Step 1. 

At WALK AROUND menu, navigate to “Multiple with Auto Increment” and press [Enter] button. 

Step 2. 

At BUTTON STATION screen, press [Enter] button and then use arrows to select desired Room. 

Step 3. 

Press [Enter] button to initiate programming mode. A signal will be sent to all connected button sta-
tions. Each keypad will beep and/or fl ash the buttons to indicate that the signal is being received. 

Step 4. 

Walk to fi rst Room where a button station is located. Press any button on the station keypad and 
hold for three seconds. The starting address is now assigned to that station, and the address will now 
increment by 1. 

NOTE: 

For example, if the starting address is 1, the system 

will increment to 2 after the fi rst button station is set, then to 
3 after the next station is set, and so on.) 

Step 5. 

Walk to the next Room where a button station is 
located. Press any button on the station keypad and 
hold for three seconds. The new address is assigned 
to that station. 

Step 6. 

Continue until all button stations are programmed. 
At LCD menu, press [Escape] button to stop signal transmission. 

OPTION     

MEANING 

 

Name    Name of event as assigned by user.  

Type

Event type -AM, PM, ASR (after 

sunrise), ASS (after sunset)  

Time 

Actual time of day OR time in relation 

to sunrise or sunset.  

Days 

 SMTWTFS (Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, 

Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday) 

Summary of Contents for 76910

Page 1: ...12 CIRCUIT 24 CIRCUIT 36 CIRCUIT 48 CIRCUIT CONTACT LIGHTING CONTROL PANEL USER MANUAL...

Page 2: ...Breakers 42 way For complete speci cations refer to Appendix B Speci cations on page 26 For Options and Accessories see Contact Options and Accessories on page 34 Please read all instructions before i...

Page 3: ...TE The Contact 24 Circuit Panel is shown in this example however components are typical for all models Installation Operation Guide Contact Lighting Control Panel 2 OVERVIEW 7 FRONT PANEL 1 DETAIL A L...

Page 4: ...277V FIGURE 2 LIGHTING CONTROL PANEL WITH INTERNAL CIRCUIT BREAKERS NOTE The 24 Circuit Breaker Panel is shown in this example however components are typical for all breaker models INSTALLATION OVERV...

Page 5: ...at may be required for this installation Drill for mounting holes Pencil Wire stripper Digital voltmeter RMS Ratchet and assorted sockets Small at screwdriver Hammer for removing knockouts Knife Heat...

Page 6: ...omponents are typical for all models CONNECTING LINE LOAD WIRING WARNING You must have access to a main circuit breaker or other power disconnect device before installing any wiring Be sure that power...

Page 7: ...ler PCB for connection of control wiring The Controller PCB also contains jumpers for termination of DMX512 signal and connection to Auxiliary panels To connect control wiring Step 1 Route control wir...

Page 8: ...Orange White Color White Orange Orange White Green Green White Blue Blue White Brown Brown Vision net Wiring Belden 1583A Pin No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Function Data Data Ground 24VDC Ground 24VDC Ground...

Page 9: ...Escape button FIGURE 6 LCD MENU LED Status Indications LED CONDITION MEANING POWER Flashing Green Indicates power is active to the Rack Control Module RCM processor FAULT Flashing or Steady Red Indica...

Page 10: ...nt N A Displays which preset a relay is assigned to Relay with Errors N A Displays the number of relays with an error Firmware N A Displays Processor s current firmware version as 86XXXX vX XX RELAY S...

Page 11: ...ld take precedence unless the Primary source is not present at which time the Fallback source would take precedence Fallback vs Fallback in the this case the source with the highest level takes preced...

Page 12: ...channels to specific relays TIME CLOCK FUNCTIONS SUB MENU OPTIONS COMMENTS View Current Events Press Enter to view scroll all programmed events Allows users to scroll through all programmed events Ad...

Page 13: ...pli ed keypad addressing system using Vision Net button stations without the need of a computer Vision Net Designer not required When a keypad is in its Factory Default Mode its Room assignment can be...

Page 14: ...station keypad and hold for three seconds The address is now assigned to that station Step 5 Walk to second Room where a button station is located Press any button on the station keypad and hold for t...

Page 15: ...blinking off to indicate current relays assigned to that Room If a relay is not assigned to that Room its LED will not be illuminated Step 5 Once all relays are set as desired press Enter button to Sa...

Page 16: ...see Event de ni tion above To Add an Action Step 1 At CLOCK CONFIG menu navigate to Add Edit Time Clock Events and press Enter button Step 2 At ADD NEW ACTION screen con gure action options Preset Ro...

Page 17: ...ge parameters Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow button to navigate be tween parameters month day year Step 4 When all edits to Set Date are complete press Enter button to save con guration NOTE Pressing Escape...

Page 18: ...ational Recognized Testing Laboratory Transfer Device To trigger the Contact Panel to enter the emergency mode a control signal Contact Closure open must be provided to the panel and connected to the...

Page 19: ...drawing set if provided DO NOT convert these cables to home runs 5 DMX512 cable runs should all be in metal conduit Runs in exposed areas must be in metal conduit Maximum cable run should not exceed...

Page 20: ...he loose conductors Step 6 Strip 1 8 inch of the insulation from each of the conductors Step 7 Terminate the conductors on the terminal block or solder the terminals as speci ed Step 8 For solder conn...

Page 21: ...aximum length of any segment cable run including device cables between Hub or Switch and Node is 90 meters Maximum network diameter distance between any two Nodes is 180 meters MASTER AUXILIARY WIRING...

Page 22: ...on Non Dim Fluo rescent HID LED Control via Internal Astronomical Timeclock Vision Net Control Stations Vision Net Occupancy Sensors Vision Net Photocells DMX512 ShowNet Operating Voltage Mix 120VAC 2...

Page 23: ...Low Voltage Electronic Low Voltage Neon Non Dim Fluo rescent HID LED Control via Internal Astronomical Timeclock Vision Net Control Stations Vision Net Occupancy Sensors Vision Net Photocells DMX512...

Page 24: ...c Low Voltage Electronic Low Voltage Neon Non Dim Fluo rescent HID LED Control via Internal Astronomical Timeclock Vision Net Control Stations Vision Net Occupancy Sensors Vision Net Photocells DMX512...

Page 25: ...c Low Voltage Electronic Low Voltage Neon Non Dim Fluo rescent HID LED Control via Internal Astronomical Timeclock Vision Net Control Stations Vision Net Occupancy Sensors Vision Net Photocells DMX512...

Page 26: ...g 14 000AIC 277VAC Load Types Incandescent Tungsten Halogen Magnetic Low Voltage Electronic Low Voltage Neon Non Dim Fluo rescent HID LED Control via Internal Astronomical Timeclock Vision Net Control...

Page 27: ...ting 14 000AIC 277VAC Load Types Incandescent Tungsten Halogen Magnetic Low Voltage Electronic Low Voltage Neon Non Dim Fluo rescent HID LED Control via Internal Astronomical Timeclock Vision Net Cont...

Page 28: ...Rating 14 000AIC 120VAC Load Types Incandescent Tungsten Halogen Magnetic Low Voltage Electronic Low Voltage Neon Non Dim Fluo rescent HID LED Control via Internal Astronomical Timeclock Vision Net Co...

Page 29: ...Rating 14 000AIC 277VAC Load Types Incandescent Tungsten Halogen Magnetic Low Voltage Electronic Low Voltage Neon Non Dim Fluo rescent HID LED Control via Internal Astronomical Timeclock Vision Net Co...

Page 30: ...PUT FOR 277V POWER SUPPLIES 1 2 3 Catalog Description 76931C Relay Insert Panel w Breakers 24 way 76932C Relay Insert Panel w Breakers 36 way 76933C Relay Insert Panel w Breakers 42 way CONTACT RELAY...

Page 31: ...76990 Barrier Kit RELAY OPTIONS Catalog Description 76991 Relay 1 pole 76992 Relay 2 pole occupies two slots 347V POWER SUPPLY OPTION Catalog Description 76951 277 347V Power Supply for control electr...

Page 32: ...P United Kingdom Tel 44 020 8965 3209 CONTACT LIGHTING CONTROL PANEL USER MANUAL DOCUMENT NUMBER 2 450330 010B VERSION DATE JULY 6 2020 2020 Signify Holding All rights reserved All trademarks are owne...

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