ZiLOG ZAURA RF Installer's Reference Manual page 3

Step 17. To set Virtual Dimming Luminaries, remove power and
replace the original starters with ZAURA Starters. If no Virtual
Dimming luminaries are required, skip to Step 21. For a more
thorough description of virtual dimming, see the section titled Light
Sensor for Daylight Harvesting in the ZAURA Installation Guide.
Step 18. Apply power to the luminaries.
Step 19. Associate the ZAURA Virtual Dimming Starters to the
Master by pressing the Associate Dimmer button. The Master will
attempt association for a period of 30 seconds.
Step 20. Verify the association of all ZAURA Virtual Dimming
Starters:
a. Change the mode to Toggle Dimming Lamps by sliding DIP
Switch 2 to the ON position.
b. Press the Set Mode button. All luminaries that are associated
as Virtual Dimming should turn off.
c. Press the Set Mode button a second time. The same luminar‐
ies should turn back on.
d. Slide DIP Switch 2 to the OFF position to return the Master to
Normal Operating Mode.
Step 21. To set the Standard Luminaries to be controlled by the
Master, remove power and replace the original starters with ZAURA
Starters in the remaining luminaries to be controlled by the Master.
For assistance, refer to the figure in Step 17.
Step 22. Apply power to the luminaries.
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Step 23. Associate the ZAURA Starters to the Master by pressing
the Associate Non‐Dimmer button on the Master. The Master will
attempt association for a period of 30 seconds.
Step 24. Verify the association of all ZAURA Starters:
a. Change the mode to Toggle All Lamps by sliding DIP Switch 3
to the ON position.
b. Press the Set Mode button. All luminaries, including the Vir‐
tual Dimming luminaries installed in the previous step, should
turn off.
c. Press the Set Mode button again. The same luminaries should
turn back on.
d. Slide DIP Switch 3 to the OFF position to return the master to
Normal Operating Mode.
Step 25. Mount the Master to the previously‐installed base plate
closest to the center of the room by placing the four tabs of the lens
cover into the matching notches of the Detector body and turning
the lens cover clockwise until it is secure.
Step 26. Place the Detector body into the base plate so that the
arrows on each are aligned. Turn the unit clockwise to latch it
closed; the arrows will offset each other.Insert and fasten the
retaining screw.
Step 27. Mount the Range Extenders (if any) to their designated
base plates; see steps 25 and 26. Your installation is now complete!
DO NOT USE THIS PRODUCT IN LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEMS.
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dance with instructions for use provided in the labeling can be reasonably expected to result in
a significant injury to the user. A critical component is any component in a life support device or
system whose failure to perform can be reasonably expected to cause the failure of the life sup‐
port device or system or to affect its safety or effectiveness.
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applications, or technology described is intended to suggest possible uses and superseded.
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