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- Page 1 GL-IPAC-SW8 Crestron Green Light® Integrated Switching System Product Manual Crestron Electronics, Inc.
- Page 2 Crestron disclaims any proprietary interest in the marks and names of others. Crestron is not responsible for errors in typography or photography.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents Overview Features Out of the Box Lighting Controls Save Energy Easy Deployment Key Features Include: Specifications Product Specifications Installation Front Panel Controls Wiring Diagram Wiring Guidelines Calculate Power Strip and Tin Wire Add Hubs Configuration Project Settings Panels Changing the Number of External Loads Set External Load IDs Occupancy Sensors Internally Connected Occupancy Sensors... - Page 4 Troubleshooting iv • Contents Product Manual — Doc. 7389C...
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Page 6: Overview
Automatically turn off lights in unoccupied areas to allow natural light level in the space to light the area. Crestron GLS sensors can be placed strategically in each space to maximize the benefits of energy management. -
Page 7: Key Features Include
Key Features Include: Eight internal circuits for switched loads Expandable to control up to 64 circuits of switched load Supports 100 to 277 volt applications 16 amp load rating per channel Built-in astronomical time clock Positive air gap at each output Phase-independent channels Local controls for setup, testing, and verification Local and remote override capability... -
Page 8: Specifications
Specifications Below are the product specifications for the GL-IPAC-SW8. For a list of available accessories, visit the GL-IPAC-SW8 product page. Product Specifications Load Rating Switched Channels 8 internal; Expandable up to 64 by adding external panels and modules Per Channel 16 Amps @ 120 to 277VAC, 50/60 Hz Switched Load Types Florescent Ballast, Incandescent, Magnetic Low-Voltage, Electronic Low-... - Page 9 (1) 6-pin 3.5 mm terminal block comprising (4) sensor inputs for internal, nonsystem photo sensors, (1) +24VDC, and (1) GND port (provides sensors with power) (1) USB Type-B console port, for communication with Crestron Toolbox™ software (1) 8-wire RJ-45 with 2 LED indicators;...
- Page 10 Dimensions Height 12.13 in. (308 mm) Width 14.13 in. (359 mm) Depth 4.06 in. (104 mm) Compliance UL Listed Enclosure FCC, IC Product Manual — Doc. 7389C GL-IPAC-SW8 • 10...
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Page 11: Installation
Installation Packaged in one metal enclosure, the GL-IPAC-SW8 can be deployed in small spaces, including plenum ceilings. The surface-mount GL-IPAC-SW8 can be affixed to a wall or ceiling rafter, cleanly out of sight. Standard wire-entry knockouts are provided. Refer to the following sections for front panel controls and wiring information. • ... -
Page 12: Wiring Diagram
BACK: Press button to go back to the previous screen while in Setup mode. ③ CANCEL: Press button to cancel the current operation while in Setup mode. ④ HELP: Press button to display the help dialog while in Setup mode. The help dialog provides ⑤... - Page 13 Neutral connections. ① CKT 1 is used to power the GL-IPAC-SW8. Line power can be daisy chained from LN1 to LN2 ② to LN3 and so on. LN1, LN2 through LN8 can also be powered by individual circuits. Use 14 - 10 AWG wiring.
- Page 14 OVERRIDE OR G connects to a contact closure or a Crestron GLS-PLS-120/277 Phase Loss ④ Sensor (sold separately). Use 18 - 12 AWG wiring. CONTACT CLOSURES 1 - 8, G connects to contact closures and are configured through the ⑤ front panel setup controls. Use 18 - 12 AWG wiring.
- Page 15 SENSORS 1-4 24, 1 - 4, G connects to occupancy sensors. Use 18 - 12 AWG wiring. ⑥ SENSORS 5-8 24, 1 - 4, G connects to photocells. Use 18 - 12 AWG wiring. 24 supplies power to the devices and should be daisy chained to all devices in the same sensor group.
- Page 16 Cresnet Occupancy Sensor and Photocell Wired Using Cresnet The following illustration indicates how to wire an occupancy sensor and photocell using Cresnet. NOTE: A maximum of 10 Cresnet occupancy senors may be connected. Occupancy Sensor Wired to Cresnet Port Using a GLS-SIM Use the dials to set the ID of the GLS-SIM to C0 - C9 to match the ID defined in the program.
- Page 17 Photocell Wired to SENSORS 5-8 Port Photocells can only be wired to the right SENSORS 5-8 port. Photocell Wired Using Cresnet to GLS-SIM Use the dials to set the ID of the GLS-SIM to C0 - C9 to match the ID defined in the program. NOTE: A maximum of 10 GLS-SIMs may be connected.
- Page 18 Using GLS-PLS-120/277 to Provide Override Control A GLS-PLS-120/277 connects to 3-phase inputs and neutral power connections. The OUTPUT 1 or OUTPUT 2 port connects to the OVERRIDE OR G port on the GL-IPAC-SW8. Adding an Additional Lighting Panel Adding an additional lighting panel to the GL-IPAC-SW8 is accomplished by connecting the two panels together via the CRESNET 24 Y Z G port.
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Page 19: Wiring Guidelines
Use Crestron Certified Wire only. If Cresnet units are to be daisy chained on the run, the Cresnet power usage of each network unit to be daisy chained must be added together to determine the Cresnet power usage of the entire chain. -
Page 20: Strip And Tin Wire
Make sure the cable length value is less than the value calculated on the right side of the equation. For example, a Cresnet run using 18 AWG Crestron Certified Wire and drawing 20 watts should not have a length of run more than 333 feet (101 meters). If Cresnet HP is used for the same run, its length could extend to 1250 feet (381 meters). -
Page 21: Configuration
Configuration Use the front panel controls and display to configure the GL-IPAC-SW8. The following controls are used to navigate the front panel display: ▲, ▼, ENTER, HOME, BACK, CANCEL, and HELP. There are four soft buttons which perform the functions listed above them on the front panel display screen. -
Page 22: Project Settings
Project Settings Project Settings sets the geographical location of the GL-IPAC-SW8 installation as well as the time, date, and Daylight Savings Time settings. Select Project Settings from the Setup menu to configure the GL-IPAC-SW8 time settings. 1. Use ▼ and ▲ to select the GL-IPAC-SW8's state. Select State Screen 2. -
Page 23: Panels
9. Press ENTER to make the selection and Exit to save the settings and return to the Setup menu. Daylight Savings Time Screen Panels Panels configures the additional lighting panels controlled by the GL-IPAC-SW8. Select Panels from the Setup menu to modify external panel lighting loads. The Load Count screen identifies internal and external loads on the GL-IPAC-SW8. -
Page 24: Set External Load Ids
Set External Load IDs Each load in an external panel is controlled by a lighting module. To properly control the external loads in a system, the connected modules must be identified to the GL-IPAC-SW8. To identify the connected modules: 1. Set the ID of an external module according to the list on the right side of the screen. 2. -
Page 25: Internally Connected Occupancy Sensors
Internally Connected Occupancy Sensors To configure: 1. From the Occ Sensr List screen, highlight an internal sensor using ▼ and ▲. 2. Press Test to enter the Internal Sensor Test screen. 3. Press Type to define one of the available states: Active Hi (Default) Active Lo Normally Open (N/O) -
Page 26: Gls-Sim Connected Occupancy Sensors
2. Use ▼ and ▲ to select the desired option and press OK. Find Sensor B1.1 Screen 3. After a Cresnet occupancy sensor is found, press Test to confirm functionality. State describes the current state of the sensor: occupied or vacant. Raw shows what the sensor is currently detecting;... -
Page 27: Assign An Occupancy Sensor
5. Set the type of sensor on the GLS-SIM using the DIP switches. Refer to the GLS-SIM Operations and Installation Guide (Doc. 6768). Status shows the current sensor state based on the set type. Press OK to return to the Occ Sensor List screen. Sensor C0.1 Screen Assign an Occupancy Sensor On the Sensor Load Assignment screen, loads L1.1 through L1.8 are displayed. - Page 28 4. Press Mode to assign an action to the load: On/Off turns the load on and off based upon occupancy or vacancy. Off Only turns the load off based upon vacancy. Auto/Off allows the sensor to detect occupancy and then checks the ambient light levels to determine if the lights should be turned on.
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Page 29: Photo Sensors
Photo Sensors Photo Sensors configures loads and lighting thresholds for photo sensors attached to the GL-IPAC-SW8. Select Photo Sensors from the Setup menu to enter the Photocell List screen. The screen displays the available photo sensors. The GL-IPAC-SW8 types of sensors include: 4 internal (Sensors 5 through 8) 10 external non-system sensors wired directly to a Cresnet occupancy sensor (Sensors B0.2 through B9.2) -
Page 30: Lighting Threshold Settings
4. Press Next to advance to the Ctrl Type screen. The control type assigns what the sensor is going to do to the specific loads it is assigned to. There are three options: On/Off, Hi/Lo/Off, and Hi/Med/Lo/Off. On/Off determines when the photo sensor turns lights on after ambient light levels drop below the assigned threshold and when the photo sensors turn lights off after ambient light levels rise above the assigned threshold. -
Page 31: Assign Photo Sensors To Loads
When the light level is less than L1, both Lo and Hi lights are on. When the light level is greater than L2, both Lo and Hi lights are off. When the light level is between L1 and L2, Lo lights are on and Hi lights are off. To adjust the levels: 1. -
Page 32: Keypads
3. Press OK to save assignments. Photocell Assignments Screen Keypads Keypads configures all keypads in the system. A total of 16 external keypads can be connected to the GL-IPAC-SW8. To configure keypads: 1. Select Keypads from the Setup menu. 2. Press Find to begin the keypad search process. 3. -
Page 33: Program Button Function
6. After pressing Press, Auto Select is initiated. Press a button on the keypad to program it. The GL-IPAC-SW8 directs the user to the Select Btn screen. Keypads: Auto Select Screen Program Button Function To manually program or edit a button’s function, select the button on the Select Btn screen. Press Edit to display functions. -
Page 34: Remote Keypads
2. Select Next to assign loads to the button. Select Btn Type Screen The Select Loads screen appears. If a button is set to On, Off, Toggle, or Custom, the loads affected by the button press must be selected. Affected loads have the function displayed next to the load ID. -
Page 35: Contact Closures
5. Press Set to confirm the address. The GL-IPAC-SW8 must be restarted after altering the IP address. NOTE: After setting the IP address of the remote control system, an EIC must be added to the remote system program. On the EIC, joins 200-219 are dedicated for the remote keypads. -
Page 36: Timeclock
Unlock GL-IPAC-SW8, and Lock/Unlock GL-IPAC-SW8. 3. Press Next to edit the controlled loads if the selection was On, Off, Toggle, or Custom. Other selections navigate to the Contact Closures screen. NOTE: Contact closures maintain logic functionality. Select function Screen If a contact closure is set to On, Off, Toggle, or Custom then the Select Loads screen is displayed. - Page 37 Holiday List Screen The Timeclock Warn Setup screen schedules the lights to blink as a warning before they turn off. To configure the warnings: 1. Press Next to advance to the Timeclock Warn Time screen. Timeclock Warn Setup Screen 2. Use ▼ and ▲ to select the warn time (in minutes). The selection can range from 1 to 30 minutes.
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Page 38: Time Clock Events
Time Clock Events The Time Clock Events screen allows the start and end of the workday to be adjusted. Events on weekdays, weekends, and holidays can also be set. NOTE: Pressing TmClk on the home screen goes to the Time Clock Events page. To configure the events: 1. -
Page 39: Ethernet Settings
Event Prog Screen Add Custom Holiday To add a custom holiday: 1. Use ▼ and ▲ to select - - - from the holiday list and press Add. 2. On the Timeclock Event-Custom screen, add the holiday’s month using ▼ and ▲ and then press ENTER. -
Page 40: About
About Select About from the Setup menu to display information about the GL-IPAC-SW8’s programming and Ethernet configuration. About Screen Product Manual — Doc. 7389C GL-IPAC-SW8 • 40... - Page 41 Occupancy occupancy sensor's installation guide at correctly. If Sensor screen. https://www.crestron.com/manuals. sensors are connected via GLS-SIM, verify that DIP switch settings match those listed in this guide. Photo sensors...
- Page 42 Hardware Problem Installation Resolution Software Resolution Resolution Timeclock Verify that timeclock events are events are not occurring. programmed properly. Ensure that there are no timeclock overrides present. Verify that the date and time of the GL- IPAC-SW8 are set correctly. Contact Verify that the contact closure is being Verify the contact...
- Page 43 Hardware Problem Installation Resolution Software Resolution Resolution External Verify that the modules attached to the Verify that Verify that the loads are not GL-IPAC-SW8 are supported. Cresnet wiring is modules IDs have being properly wired been properly set controlled. between the GL- according to the IPAC-SW8 and Panels setup option.
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- Page 45 Product Manual — Doc. 7389C Crestron Electronics, Inc. 2036221 15 Volvo Drive, Rockleigh, NJ 07647 06/30/22 Tel: 888.CRESTRON Specifications subject to Fax: 201.767.7656 change without notice. www.crestron.com...
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