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Provides a high-level overview of the Athena system's capabilities and its role in lighting control.
Details the process of commissioning Athena systems using Lutron Designer software by a Field Service Engineer.
Explains how Athena systems connect via Ethernet and the internet, including LTE modem usage for system start-up.
Describes the function and limitations of the included LTE modem for initial system connectivity and updates.
Lists core controls and monitoring capabilities available through the Lutron mobile application for system management.
Details how users can modify light levels and properties for scenes within the app, tailored for lighting designers.
Explains lighting control parameters like intensity and color available to designers in the app for real-time adjustments.
Explains how Athena systems are linked to a single Lutron account for access, with future multi-user support planned.
Describes how the Athena system receives software updates via the cloud or through an FSE for new features and improvements.
Outlines accessing the system via the Lutron app when the device has an internet connection.
Details Lutron's remote diagnostic capabilities for troubleshooting system issues with user permission.
Discusses cloud connection enabling integrations with other services, such as voice control.
Areas can contain up to 16 scenes plus an OFF scene, created in Designer and modifiable in the app.
Keypad wall controls and Pico wireless controls are configured in Designer to activate scenes or perform functions.
Timeclocks are created in Designer, with some event properties editable via the Lutron app.
Occupancy programming, sensor settings, and Load Shed are configured in Lutron Designer software.
Daylighting settings, device replacement, and system expansion are managed via Designer by a Lutron FSE.
Shade limit settings and lighting device trim settings are adjusted in Lutron Designer software.
Emergency lighting settings are defined in Lutron Designer software.
Outlines the topics covered in the Operations and Maintenance section, including safety and contacts.
Provides contact information for factory service and ordering replacement parts from Lutron.
Highlights general safety information and precautions for working with Lutron control equipment and components.
Lists specific safety guidelines for personnel performing maintenance on Lutron equipment, emphasizing training.
Details cleaning procedures for hubs and wall controls using mild soap solutions.
Covers minimal sensor maintenance and periodic visual inspection for load controller panels.
Advises on replacing batteries as needed and directs users to warranty information resources.
Lists features not yet available in the current version and details planned enhancements for future updates.
Provides phone numbers and web resources for Lutron customer assistance regarding installation or operation.
Provides a high-level overview of the Athena system's capabilities and its role in lighting control.
Details the process of commissioning Athena systems using Lutron Designer software by a Field Service Engineer.
Explains how Athena systems connect via Ethernet and the internet, including LTE modem usage for system start-up.
Describes the function and limitations of the included LTE modem for initial system connectivity and updates.
Lists core controls and monitoring capabilities available through the Lutron mobile application for system management.
Details how users can modify light levels and properties for scenes within the app, tailored for lighting designers.
Explains lighting control parameters like intensity and color available to designers in the app for real-time adjustments.
Explains how Athena systems are linked to a single Lutron account for access, with future multi-user support planned.
Describes how the Athena system receives software updates via the cloud or through an FSE for new features and improvements.
Outlines accessing the system via the Lutron app when the device has an internet connection.
Details Lutron's remote diagnostic capabilities for troubleshooting system issues with user permission.
Discusses cloud connection enabling integrations with other services, such as voice control.
Areas can contain up to 16 scenes plus an OFF scene, created in Designer and modifiable in the app.
Keypad wall controls and Pico wireless controls are configured in Designer to activate scenes or perform functions.
Timeclocks are created in Designer, with some event properties editable via the Lutron app.
Occupancy programming, sensor settings, and Load Shed are configured in Lutron Designer software.
Daylighting settings, device replacement, and system expansion are managed via Designer by a Lutron FSE.
Shade limit settings and lighting device trim settings are adjusted in Lutron Designer software.
Emergency lighting settings are defined in Lutron Designer software.
Outlines the topics covered in the Operations and Maintenance section, including safety and contacts.
Provides contact information for factory service and ordering replacement parts from Lutron.
Highlights general safety information and precautions for working with Lutron control equipment and components.
Lists specific safety guidelines for personnel performing maintenance on Lutron equipment, emphasizing training.
Details cleaning procedures for hubs and wall controls using mild soap solutions.
Covers minimal sensor maintenance and periodic visual inspection for load controller panels.
Advises on replacing batteries as needed and directs users to warranty information resources.
Lists features not yet available in the current version and details planned enhancements for future updates.
Provides phone numbers and web resources for Lutron customer assistance regarding installation or operation.
The Lutron Athena System is a comprehensive lighting control solution designed to provide a holistic light experience by integrating advanced light sources, intelligent shades, and connected applications. It is a flexible, simple, all-in-one system that evolves with frequent software updates, bug fixes, and security enhancements when connected to the internet.
The Athena system allows users to control and monitor lighting, as well as modify system and scene programming through a dedicated Lutron app. It is designed for both system setup and ongoing usage, with features tailored for lighting designers to realize their vision in a space. The system supports various load types, including Ketra, 0-10 V (static white, tunable white CCT/INT), T-Series, DMX, and DALI, offering intensity control for all and CCT/color palette control for specific types like Ketra.
Lutron products are designed for minimal maintenance.
General| Brand | Lutron Electronics |
|---|---|
| Model | Athena |
| Category | Lighting Equipment |
| Language | English |
