Intelligent Lighting Controls, Inc. LightLEEDer Operation Manual page 87

Appendix l
Networked Room Controllers and Expansion Panels
lightleeDer controllers have the capability to control relays remotely from the panel using lightleeDer-2RC, -4RC,
and -4X controllers. These are connected to the local lightsync port on the controller and are controlled as if they
were installed in the panel. Up to 16 remote panels can be installed for a total of 64 relays per controller (without any
local relays installed). These remote panels can be installed along with output modules/relays in the lighting panel as
long as the relay count doesn't exceed 64.
From the panel controller (called an expansion Controller with no local relay output modules installed), the relays in
Room Controllers all appear to be residing locally in the panel.
With the panel connected to the lightleeDer network, these remote relays can be controlled just like any relay in
panels on the network.
Hardware Setup
The hardware must be addressed correctly so the relay numbering aligns properly for the controller. Output mod-
ules/relays mounted in the panel are the rst relays to be numbered. The Room Controllers must be mapped accord-
ing to a matrix to continue this relay numbering. see the gure below for the Room Controller relay mapping matrix.
setup example; If you have 2 output modules (8 relays per module) installed in a panel along with Room Controllers
connected to the local port, outputs 1 – 16 will already be used, so the rst remote panel should be addressed to 05.
This rst remote panel will use relays 17 – 20 if it is a ll-4RC or ll4X, or relays 17 and 18 if it is a ll-2RC. The next re-
mote panel will use address 06 which is relays 21-24, and so on down the line.
Note: each remote panel must have a different address in succession to work properly.
ILC LightLEEDer Operation Manual
Version 1C 3/14/17