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iLumin SC-RP - User Manual

iLumin SC-RP
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Programming Guide &
User Manual
SC-RP/SC-RPB
Switched Relay Controllers
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iLumin SC-RP Specifications

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BrandiLumin
ModelSC-RP
CategoryController
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Important Information

Introduction

Welcome to the iLumin Switched Relay Controller

General introduction to the iLumin Switched Relay Controller and its capabilities.

Product Overview and Part Numbering

Explains how each model is specified using a part number.

Ordering Examples

Provides examples of product part numbers and their configurations.

Terminology Used in this Guide

Switched Relay Controller Definition

Definition of the main device containing power dimming and switching circuitry.

Control Panel Description

Description of the user interface for programming and operation.

Output Definition

Definition of a physical circuit for controlling electrical loads.

Zone Definition

Virtual representation of one or more Outputs for unified control.

Network and System Terminology

Wallstation Definition

User interface for occupants to adjust lighting or control other devices.

Segment Definition

Devices connected in a daisy chain on the iCAN network.

Basic Control Panel Operation

Using the Control Panel

Explains how to use the control panel for programming and operation.

Control Panel Link and Status Indicators

Description of LEDs indicating system status and communication links.

Accessing the Operation Menu

Menu Navigation

Explains how to navigate the control panel menu system using buttons.

The Operation Menu

Details functions for users to operate the system.

The Configuration Menu

Details functions for engineers during commissioning and tuning.

Accessing the Menus

Menu Layouts

Provides a diagram of the Operation menu structure and its options.

Configuration Menu Layout Overview

Configure Outputs

Options for setting up individual output behaviors and parameters.

Wallstation Wizard

Tool for locating and programming wallstations directly from the panel.

Network and Security Configuration

Configuration for Ethernet, DMX, Passwords, and Restore Defaults.

Commissioning an Installation

Initial Wiring and Power Setup

Covers initial network wiring, inspection, supply wiring, and powering the unit.

Output Configuration and Verification

Steps to identify loads, configure output behaviors, and verify control.

System Configuration (Scenes, Inputs, Wallstations, Timeclock)

Configure scenes, contact inputs, wallstations, and timeclock settings.

Network and Security Setup

Configure network (Ethernet, DMX) and user passwords.

Step 1: iCANnet control wiring

Identify CAN Network Wiring Layout

Steps to determine the CAN network layout and segment ends.

General CAN Network Requirements

Key constraints for CAN network segments, including cable length and node limits.

Wire All Devices to the CAN Network

Instructions for connecting devices to the CAN network.

iCANnet Control Wiring: Terminating Devices

Terminate End Devices

Guide on how to set the iCAN termination jumper for end devices.

Step 2: Visually Inspect Wiring and Power Down

Ensure Controller is Powered Down

Procedures to power down the controller for inspection.

Remove Front Panels

Instructions for removing the front panel door.

Step 3: Power up the Switched Relay Controller

Supply Wiring

Details the flow and connection points for supply wiring.

Load Wiring Details

High Voltage Load Wiring

Describes how load connections are made for each channel.

Load Wire Gauges

Guidance on sizing load wiring according to regulations.

Neutral Connection

Explanation of the neutral connection on relay cards.

Step 4: Replace Door and Power the Unit

Replace Front Panels

Steps to reattach the front panel door.

Power the Switched Relay Controller

Instructions to turn on the main breaker and power supply.

Step 5: Energize Outputs to Identify Loads

Apply Power to Outputs for Identification

Procedure for energizing outputs to identify connected loads.

Step 6: Configure Output Behaviors

Configure Behavior of an Output

Guide to setting output parameters like Standard Type, Area, Zone, and HF Curve.

Output Behavior Configuration Options

Standard Type Configuration

Option to quickly configure default settings for specific load types.

Set Zone and Area for Output

Assigns an Output to a Zone and Area number.

HF Curve Configuration

Defines the low voltage output relationship to the dimmer level.

Advanced Output Behavior Settings

Min;Max Dimming Levels

Allows setting minimum and maximum dimming levels for an output.

Operation at Minimum Level

Determines output behavior when minimum level is reached.

Startup Action after Power Failure

Defines how an output recovers from a power failure.

Step 7: Verify Output Control with Override

Use Output Override Option

Steps to manually control outputs and verify their response.

Step 8: Configure Scene Values

Set Local Scene Value for Outputs

Steps to edit scene values for individual outputs.

Select and Apply a Scene

How to choose and apply a pre-configured scene.

Step 9: Edit the Emergency Scene

Edit the Emergency Scene Settings

Procedure to configure output levels for the emergency scene.

Understanding the Emergency Scene

Explanation of the emergency scene's purpose and invocation.

Step 10: Connect and Configure Contact Inputs

Connect Contact Inputs

Instructions for wiring external devices to contact inputs.

Configure Contact Input Actions

Steps to define actions for contact input conditions.

Step 11: Configure Wallstations using Wizard

Use the Wallstation Wizard

Guide to using the wizard to locate and program wallstations.

Quick Set Up for Wallstations

Method for standard wallstation configuration using templates and basic parameters.

Advanced Wallstation Configuration

Method for programming each button of a wallstation individually.

Wallstation Wizard Layout and Navigation

Wallstation Announcement Process

How wallstations announce their presence to the wizard.

Quick Set Up Configuration Flow

Visual representation of the Quick Set Up configuration path.

Advanced Configuration Flow

Visual representation of the Advanced configuration path.

Step 12: Verify each Wallstation

Verify Wallstation Configuration

Steps to confirm wallstation programming by testing buttons.

Step 13: Enable the Timeclock

Enable the Timeclock Function

Procedure to enable or disable the timeclock function.

Step 14: Configure Time, Date, Coordinates, Daylight Saving

Set Controller Time and Date

Steps to set the controller's current time and date.

Set Location and Time Zone

How to configure location and time zone settings using city or manual input.

Advanced Time and Date Configuration

Manually Set Coordinates

Manual entry of Latitude, Longitude, and Time Zone.

Set Daylight Saving Time

Configuration of daylight saving time rules and dates.

Set Timestamp Frequency

How often time synchronization messages are sent.

Step 15: Configure Timeclock Events

View, Create, and Edit Timeclock Events

Guide to managing automated events based on time or astronomical occurrences.

Timeclock Event Options and Actions

Event Timing Options

Details on event timing types, repetition, and astronomical settings.

Event Actions

Explains the different actions that can be triggered by events.

Step 16: Configure Ethernet Settings

Configure Ethernet Settings

How to set IP address, IP mask, and gateway.

Restore Ethernet Defaults

Option to reset Ethernet settings to default values.

Step 17: Configure DMX Settings

Map Outputs to DMX Channels

Steps to assign SCRP outputs to DMX channels.

Step 18: Configure Passwords

Configure Passwords for Menu Access

Procedure to set passwords for menu access.

Other Useful Features

Overriding Outputs

Ability to manually control outputs or select scenes.

Viewing Power Data

Feature for checking real-time power consumption.

Choosing Communications Methods

Option to enable or disable communication methods.

Restore Default Settings

Clears all configuration settings to factory defaults.

Overriding Outputs Details

Override Outputs Manually

Steps to manually override individual or all outputs.

Viewing Power Data Details

View Power Data from Menu

How to display voltage, current, and power for outputs.

Communication and Default Settings

Choose Communications Methods

Steps to enable or disable communication methods.

Restore Default Settings

Procedure to clear all settings and return to factory defaults.

Appendix 1: Wallstation Announce Mode

Placing Wallstations into Announce Mode

How to put wallstations into announce mode for identification.

Ineo Wallstation Announce Mode

Method to invoke announce mode on Ineo wallstations.

Revio Wallstation Announce Mode

Method to invoke announce mode on Revio wallstations.