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I N S T A L L A T I O N
V A N T A G E C O N T R O L S . C O M V A N T A G E I N S T A L L G U I D E S
1061 South 800 East • Orem, Utah 84097 • Telephone 801 229 2800 • Fax 801 224 0355
Equinox 40 LCD Keypad – MODEL: EQ40TB-TI
Overview
Vantage's Equinox 40 LCD Keypad has been
designed to be located in the same space as a
traditional keypad, installed in a single gang wall
box. Scalable designs from one, two, or three
pages allow a perfect fit in most areas. Each
keypad can be configured with three
independent mini-widgets, making this an
eloquent choice for areas where lighting, AV
control, climate control, etc., are wanted, without the added
cost of a fully functional touchscreen or the wall clutter of
multiple gang keypads. Equinox 40 introduces Vantage’s
commitment to a consistent
user experience interface across
platforms using auto-programming mini-widgets. The interface
uses intuitive gestures; swipe left and right to change pages,
touch and release for normal button operation, or press and
hold for dim-cycle, volume controls, etc.
Features/Operations Overview
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Fits US/European single-gang box or low voltage bracket.
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Available in a “Black Glass” finish.
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Power & communication over station bus.

Accepts Six-wire pigtail with all functionality.

Update firmware from Design Center. NOTE: Screen turns a
gradient green during a firmware update.

Built-in ambient light sensor for “Active,” AUTO mode
screen brightness.

Built-in proximity activation, senses movement under 6”,
sets screen to
Active brightness.
o
May also activate tasks that do not use a HOLD
trigger.
o
Proximity trigger will not re-trigger for 30 seconds
after no keypad usage or when the plus/minus signs
disappear (see
Steps moving from active to inactive ,
page 4).
o
Re-triggering may also be controlled through task
logic.
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Up to three LCD pages available through Design Center
programming.

Each LCD page may have up to 5 scene buttons depending
on exclusion of AV mini-widget.

Raise/Lower graphical buttons via minus / plus (-/+) for
dimmable loads and volume control.

Text tracks status using two fixed colors for ON and OFF.

Dual operation mechanical button, bottom left and right;
o
left navigates to home screen or settings screens with
press and hold,
o
right may be programmed from Design Center.

Self discovering widgets for fast setup & programming.

Five programmable event sounds through Design Center.

Headers; select one of the following as a page header:
o
empty – displays nothing in the header;
o
temperature (only select one);
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Internal temperature

External temperature

Heat set point

Cool set point
o
thermostat (select one thermostat only);

Displays internal temperature

Displays current mode setpoint – setpoint is
adjustable via
minus / plus (-/+) buttons

Displays current mode – blue graphic for Cool,
red graphic for Heat, blue and red graphic for
Auto, and gray graphic for Off

Displays the word “heat” or “cool” and the
current mode graphic becomes more vivid when
system is actively heating or cooling
o
time – HH:MM format;

twelve hour clock only
o
weather;

Displays current outdoor temperature and a
graphic of current conditions.

AV mode – selecting an AV zone replaces bottom two
scene buttons on all three pages with pre-designed
common AV interface controls.

Local settings (accessed by a press and hold of Home
button);
o
volume (touch interaction audio feedback)

minus / plus (-/+) touch interaction volume

off when dark checkbox
o
Settings

Auto Mode option

Active & Inactive brightness settings

Advanced

Low trim – sets minimum brightness
percentage for auto mode,

Motion sense – sets proximity sensor’s
sensitivity.

Off When Dark option.
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Station information

Firmware, graphics, boot code & eprom versions

Serial number

use infusion settings ,* (Design Center settings)
option.
*NOTE: to unselect use infusion settings change any
setting on the Sound
or Brightness setup screens.

Possible Screen Combinations:
1) Header, Scenes, Audio, 2) Header, Scenes,
3) Scenes, Audio, 4) Scenes only.

Station Reset – simultaneously, press and hold both
mechanical buttons for one second.
Specifications
Description Specification
Dimensions, HWD
(at wall surface)
4.9” x 3.44” x 0.44”
124mm x 87mm x 11mm
Dimensions, HWD
(overall)
4.9” x 3.44” x 1.38”
124mm x 87mm x 35mm
Finished Weight 11.2 oz. or 317.5g
Power 24V/36V via Station Bus
Surge Suppression Yes
Maximum LCD Control
Points (CP) inc/-
buttons (with 3 pages)
Scenes only – 45 CP max.
Scenes & Header – 47 CP max.
Scenes & AV – 37 CP max.
Scenes, AV, & Header – 39 CP max
Maximum Gangs Single Gang Only
LCD Button Status Automatic (white = off, ochre = on)
Sound Option
Independent volume for each sound:
1 – touch interaction
5 – programmable event sounds
Wiring Connections
2 Wire 600V pigtail (included)
6 wire aux. pigtail (order separate)
Power for Aux. External
Devices
15 mA @ 12V DC
Station Bus Polarity Auto-Switching
Station Wiring
configuration
Daisy-chain/Star/Branch
Station Bus Specification
2C, 16AWG / 1.31mm2, twisted, non-
shielded, <30pF per foot. Separate a
minimum of 12" / 30.5cm from other
parallel communication and/or high
voltage runs.
Station Buss Power Draw 2.85W on IC-24 / 2.85W on IC-36
Addressing self addressing through software
Finish
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TRIM - Titanium
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TOUCHSCREEN – Black Glass
Glass Surface Chemically Strengthened
Ambient Operating
Temperature
32-95°F -or- 0-35°C
Ambient Operating
Humidity
5-95% non-condensing
FreeRTOS™
Real-time scheduling provided by
FreeRTOS (www.freertos.org)
CE and RoHS Compliant Yes
Character / Font Support
Equinox can render the following Unicode Codepoints*
Range Typeface Unicode Codepages (blocks)
U+0000 -
U+00FF Rendered in
Gotham Book
Basic Latin, Latin-1 Supplement
U+0400 -
U+06FF Rendered in Arial
Unicode MS Cyrillic, Cyrillic Supplement,
Armenian, Hebrew, Arabic
U+2700 -
U+27FF Rendered in Arial
Unicode MS
Dingbats
U+3000 -
U+30FF Rendered in Arial
Unicode MS CJK Symbols and Punctuation,
Hiragana, Katakana
* NOTE: Proper computer/keyboard setup or copy/paste is
required to produce many international characters from the
above Unicode Codepoints.