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- Page 1 instruction manual PRO-DP16 Decor 16-Button Wall Panel L i g h t i n g C o n t r o l...
- Page 2 RMA number. AMX Corporation is not liable for any damages caused by its products or for the failure of its products to perform. This includes any lost profits, lost savings, incidental damages, or consequential damages. AMX Corporation is not liable for any claim made by a third party or by an AMX Dealer for a third party.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Table of Contents Product Information ....................1 Specifications ........................1 PRO-DP16 Overlay ......................2 Presets, Channels, and Zones ..................3 Packs..........................4 Default presets on the dimmer packs..................4 Sample Product Application ....................5 Wiring and Installation .....................7 Preparing the PRO-DP16 and Dimmer Control Cards ............ - Page 4 Table of Contents Defined vs. Undefined Preset Levels ................19 Programming Defined Presets ....................20 Programming Ramping Presets ..................... 20 Setting and changing fade times.................... 21 Clearing (undefining) Presets....................21 Pack Select Mode ......................21 Selecting a Pack ........................21 Selecting a channel........................
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Page 5: Product Information
Product Information Product Information The PRO-DP16 is a 16-button wall panel designed to directly control AMX Radia Lighting™ systems. It is a PROlink panel that gets its power and data from a Radia Lighting Controller attached to the dimmer control cards. PROlink panels do not have addresses and can be chained together with minimal setup requirements. -
Page 6: Pro-Dp16 Overlay
Product Information PRO-DP16 Overlay FIG. 1 shows a standard PRO-DP16 overlay. There are no numbers or labels screened on a standard blank overlay. The buttons and LED labels are shown here to describe their orientation. Custom engraved overlays are available on request. Presets 1-10 Select Up arrow... -
Page 7: Presets, Channels, And Zones
Product Information PRO-DP16 Pushbuttons and LEDs (Cont.) Pushbuttons (1-16 Cont.): 16 (Mode) Cycles through the four Program modes: • Program - Allows you to program presets. • Pack - Allows you to program pack assignments on the panel. • Curve - Allows you to program dimming curves on the panel. •... -
Page 8: Packs
Product Information (via the rear-panel DIP switch), it is possible to have multiple PRO-DP16 panels in a Radia Lighting system, without conflicts. For more information on setting offset values to the panel pushbuttons, refer to the Using Switches 1, 2 and 3 to Set Button Offset Values section on page 16. Packs Packs refer to the Dimmer Control Cards (such as the RDD-DM4/DM6) and/or Integrated Dimmer Modules (such as the RDC-DC/PDC). -
Page 9: Sample Product Application
Product Information Sample Product Application You can use the PRO-DP16 with Radia Dimmer Packs to control lighting zones. FIG. 2 shows an equipment configuration model using the PRO-DP16 with a PROlink connection to two dimmer packs. Controlled Controlled lighting lighting Radia dimmer (Pack 1) Radia dimmer (Pack 2) PROlink bus connector... - Page 10 Product Information PRO-DP16 Decor 16-Button PROlink Wall Panel...
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Page 11: Wiring And Installation
Wiring and Installation Wiring and Installation Preparing the PRO-DP16 and Dimmer Control Cards Assigning Pack numbers on the dimmer control cards Each dimmer card in the system must have its own unique PROlink device number, or Pack number. The Pack number is assigned via the PROLink DIP switch (SW2) on the dimmer control cards: 1. -
Page 12: Wiring The Pro-Dp16
Wiring and Installation 3. While the PGM LED is active, press MODE (pushbutton 16) until the PCK LED lights. 4. Select the Pack number by pressing the pushbutton number associated with the desired Pack. Alternatively, press Select (pushbutton 13) to cycle through all of the on-line packs. 5. -
Page 13: Using A Prolink 4-Pin Connector With An External 12 Vdc Power Supply
GND wire on the PROlink connector when using a 12 VDC power supply. While AMX recommends installing a maximum of three PRO-DP16 panels per Pack, the actual maximum number of panels allowed per Pack is a function of power and distance between the two. -
Page 14: Prolink Status Led
Wiring and Installation 12 VDC power supply PWR (+) GND (-) Pack 2 PRO-DP16 Pack 1 FIG. 4 PROlink wiring diagram using an external 12 VDC power supply Do not connect the PWR wire to the PROlink connector’s PWR (+) terminal on the control system side of the connector. -
Page 15: Phasing
PROlink DIP switch (SW2) to set the Pack number. Refer to the Sample Wiring Diagram section on page 13 for details. Mounting Procedures FIG. 5 shows the mounting dimensions and the wall cutout dimensions for the PRO-DP16. AMX recommends mounting the PRO-DP16 in a standard two-gang wallbox. 4.745" (120.5 mm) 3.612"... -
Page 16: Troubleshooting
Wiring and Installation Troubleshooting The following table gives solutions to the most common installation problems. Solutions to Common Installation Problems Problem Resolution Presets fade erratically. Check phasing. Panel LED stays on. Check the PROlink wiring, Pack number, and dimmer Pack settings. Cannot select zones 1 - 6. -
Page 17: Sample Wiring Diagram
Wiring and Installation Sample Wiring Diagram FIG. 6 shows a sample equipment wiring diagram using two Radia Lighting Dimmers and three PRO-DP16 wall panels. This illustration shows the two packs wired to two 120 VAC single-phase 20A breakers. ø 120 VAC 1 breaker A Neutral Neutral... - Page 18 Wiring and Installation PRO-DP16 Decor 16-Button PROlink Wall Panel...
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Page 19: Dip Switch Configuration
DIP Switch Configuration DIP Switch Configuration This section describes the functionality associated with the various DIP switch settings available on the PRO-DP16 panel. These switches determine the front panel functions and should not be thought of as user accessible. DIP Switch Functions (1-8) The panel functions are set by the configuration of the DIP switch (FIG. -
Page 20: Using Switches 1, 2 And 3 To Set Button Offset Values
DIP Switch Configuration Using Switches 1, 2 and 3 to Set Button Offset Values The default setting for the DIP switch is all off. Thus, by default, there is no offset assigned to the panel pushbuttons (1-16). Use DIP switches 1-3 to set offsets by factors of four, as shown in the following table. -
Page 21: Using Switch 7 To Enable Either Preset Recall Mode, Or Up/Down Ramping
DIP Switch Configuration If DIP switch 6 is Off, and offset is set to zero (DIP switches 1-3 Off), recall Preset is 12. Use FIG. 10 to determine the recall Presets associated with various Presets when DIP switch 6 is Off. Preset Offset value used 9 1 3 5 9 1 3 1 7... - Page 22 DIP Switch Configuration PRO-DP16 Decor 16-Button PROlink Wall Panel...
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Page 23: Panel Programming/Operation
Panel Programming/Operation Panel Programming/Operation The following sub-sections describe programming (recording) preset light levels, fade times, low-end settings, and using dimmer curves. Program Mode The panel must be in Program mode in order to do any programming. To enter Program mode, DIP switch 8 must be set to Off (its default setting). -
Page 24: Programming Defined Presets
Panel Programming/Operation Programming Defined Presets The number of Presets available to program depends on the setting of DIP switch 7. If DIP switch 7 is set to Off (Default mode), pushbuttons 1-10 are available as Preset buttons, and pushbuttons 11-16 are used for other panel functions (i.e. Clear, Off, Select, Up/Down, and Mode selection. -
Page 25: Setting And Changing Fade Times
Panel Programming/Operation Setting and changing fade times 1. Press the Preset button where the new ramp time will be stored. 2. Enter Program mode (indicated by the PGM LED). 3. Set the fade time by pressing and holding a Preset button for the amount of time you want the fade to occur (the fade is from a currently active Preset level to the next active level). -
Page 26: Setting Levels
Panel Programming/Operation Setting levels 1. Select the Pack you want to set levels on. 2. Select the Channel that you want to set levels on. 3. Use the UP and Down buttons (pushbuttons 14 and 15) to raise/lower the light level for the selected Pack/Channel. -
Page 27: Low-End Mode
Panel Programming/Operation For example, to select curve 10 (Non-dim in the following chart) you must press "1", then "0", then "Off". Pressing "10" then "Off" does not work. 5. Press Off (pushbutton 12) to record the Dimmer Curve setting. 6. The panel automatically exits Curve Select mode. Dimmer Curves and Keypad Values Curve number Keypad number Description Standard Curve... -
Page 28: Panel Operation
Panel Programming/Operation 7. The panel automatically exits Low-End mode. Panel Operation The following sub-sections describe using the panel to recall, adjust, and ramp programmed presets. These instructions assume that the panel has already been programmed. Recalling a programmed Preset To recall a programmed Preset, simply press the Preset button associated with the Preset. The LED next to the selected button lights to indicate the active Preset. - Page 29 Panel Programming/Operation PRO-DP16 Decor 16-Button Wall Panel...
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