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- Page 1 O p e r a t i o n / R e f e r e n c e G u i d e NXB-CCG-K NetLinx® Clear Connect™ Gateway L i g h t i n g C o n t r o l s...
- Page 2 AMX is not responsible for products returned without a valid RMA number. AMX 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.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
DC Adapter Power ......................5 RF Device Placement....................... 5 Installation........................ 6 Ethernet Pin Numbering ....................8 Returning an NXB-CCG-K to Factory Default Settings ............ 8 Connecting To the NXB-CCG-K ................9 Automatic Detection ....................... 9 ZeroConfig in Safari ......................9 ZeroConfig in Other Browsers .................. - Page 4 Integration ......................29 Supported Protocol....................... 30 XML Integration File...................... 30 Administration Page ....................31 Firmware Update Tab....................31 Downloading a Firmware File..................31 Logging Tab ........................33 Extracting a log from the NXB-CCG-K ................33 NXB-CCG-K NetLinx® Clear Connect™ Gateway...
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Page 5: Nxb-Ccg-K Netlinx Clearconnect Gateway
NXB-CCG-K ClearConnect Wireless Gateway Common Applications The NXB-CCG-K is ideal for new and retrofit applications looking for the least costly way to add AV control to a room. The NXB-CCG-K is designed to interface with Lutron's Clear Connect Occupancy Sensors. -
Page 6: Product Specifications
Proper orientation of the antenna helps ensure maximum range and the best performance. The NXB-CCG-K should be positioned centrally to the devices being controlled, and as high and clear of obstructions as possible. The NXB-CCG-K utilizes an omni-directional antenna, which produces a circular pattern perpendicular to the antenna. -
Page 7: Installation
Using a DC adapter not rated at the proper specifications could damage the NXB- CCG-K and possibly overheat the DC adapter. RF Device Placement All dimmers, switches, keypads and shades / draperies must be located within 30 ft (9 m) of the NXB-CCG-K (FIG. 2). NXB-CCG-K Power Source... -
Page 8: Installation
NXB-CCG-K - Vertical Installation 1” (25.4 mm) Level Surface FIG. 4 NXB-CCG-K - Horizontal Installation Attach the DC adapter cord to the power jack on the NXB-CCG-K and insert the DC adapter plug into a receptacle (FIG. 2). NXB-CCG-K NetLinx® Clear Connect™ Gateway... -
Page 9: Ethernet Pin Numbering
(67.0 mm) FIG. 5 Underside of NXB-CCG-K Use CAT5 Ethernet cable to connect the NXB-CCG-K to the chosen network’s Master. Please refer to the Ethernet Pin Numbering diagram (FIG. 6) for the correct connection. Ethernet Pin Numbering The numbering for pins in the Ethernet port is as follows:... -
Page 10: Connecting To The Nxb-Ccg-K
Click the Bookmarks icon in the top left corner. Click “Bonjour” in the collections list. Select the icon that corresponds to the host name of the NXB-CCG-K or select it from the bookmark list (FIG. 7). FIG. 7 Bonjour browser layout ZeroConfig in Other Browsers Some standalone ZeroConfig browsers exist that vary in their feature set. - Page 11 Installation XML Integration File The NXB-CCG-K can generate an XML file to assist with further integration efforts, The file is generated as a text file (FIG. 8). The Lutron Integration Protocol credentials can also be added to the web address to automate this process (example: “[IP address of NXB-CCG-K]/xml?login=<username>&password=<password>”).
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Page 12: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Troubleshooting If you should have issues with installing an NXB-CCG-K or with setting up a network, consider the following options: Ensure power is connected to the NXB-CCG-K Ensure a network connection is made between the NXB-CCG-K and a router/PC ... -
Page 13: Web Interface Pages
To access the Web Interface pages: From any computer or Netbook that has access to the LAN on which the NXB-CCG-K resides, open a web browser and type the IP address of the target NXB-CCG-K unit in the Address Bar. -
Page 14: Configure Page
Settings Tab The NXB-CCG-K’s network settings can be modified via the Settings tab of the Configure page (FIG. 10). FIG. 10 Configure - Settings tab... -
Page 15: Language Settings
Updating Language Settings The Web Interface pages will now display information in the chosen language (FIG. 13). You may switch back to any of the four languages at any time. FIG. 13 Web interface in French NXB-CCG-K NetLinx® Clear Connect™ Gateway... -
Page 16: Web Logins Tab
The Web Login Password allows most special characters. Do not use periods, quotation marks, apostrophes, or the plus sign. Click Create or press Enter on your keyboard to create and save the login. The new web login will now appear in the Web Logins tab. NXB-CCG-K NetLinx® Clear Connect™ Gateway... -
Page 17: Changing The Password Of A Web Login
Click this link to change the password for the integration login. Delete User: Click this link to delete the user. Add Integration Click this button to add a new integration login to the current list Login: NXB-CCG-K NetLinx® Clear Connect™ Gateway... -
Page 18: Adding An Integration Login
From the Configure page, select the Integration Logins tab. In the appropriate user entry, select Delete User to open the Delete Integration User window (FIG. 17). FIG. 21 Delete User window Confirm that you wish to remove this user by clicking Yes. NXB-CCG-K NetLinx® Clear Connect™ Gateway... - Page 19 FIG. 23 Retrieving Information prompt DO NOT remove power from the NXB-CCG-K during the Update Firmware process. Upon completion of the firmware update process, a pop-up dialog will be displayed with the status of the update (FIG. 24). Upon success, you may have to refresh and/or login to the web page again.
- Page 20 NXB-CCG-K. Some firmware update failures may cause the NXB-CCG-K to reboot. If this occurs, wait till the startup feedback is complete and then login to the Web Interface pages to try to update again. Ensure that you are uploading a valid firmware update file provided by Lutron.
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Page 21: Add Devices Page
All the added devices must be set to their factory defaults before they can be added to the system. While the NXB-CCG-K can control up to 31 devices at one time, only ten devices at a time may be entered via the Add Devices page. Adding more devices requires multiple uses of the Add Devices interface. - Page 22 If the device is not a valid device for the system, the device cannot be added. You can now enter a unique name for the device and add it to the system by clicking the Add button or pressing Enter. NXB-CCG-K NetLinx® Clear Connect™ Gateway...
- Page 23 (FIG. 31). FIG. 31 Search for shades in range If the NXB-CCG-K does not find available devices within its signal range, the Wiggle Shades function will state so (FIG. 32). You may try again by clicking the refresh link. FIG. 32 No New Shades Found notice NXB-CCG-K NetLinx®...
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Page 24: Adding Devices
Changing Device Names Devices that are added to the NXB-CCG-K network are named during the activation process, but their names can be modified afterward, either in or out of Activation Mode. To change a device’s name: In the Add Devices page, click on the device’s name to open the Device Name window (FIG. 35). -
Page 25: Changing Device Integration Ids
Changing Device Integration IDs Devices that are added to the NXB-CCG-K network can have their IDs changed, whether in or out of Activation Mode. This is the integration ID that is used to refer to the device when controlling the system via the integration protocol. To change the Device Integration ID: Click on the ID of the device to be modified to open the Device Integration ID window (FIG. -
Page 26: Program Page
Devices Tab Buttons programmed with the NXB-CCG-K will all have “single action” programming, with the exception of raise/ lower buttons on keypads. This means that presses of either physical or virtual buttons will always send the programmed devices to their programmed level regardless of the state of the devices. -
Page 27: Button Details
Processor entry is expanded in the Devices tree view only 10 buttons are shown by default. If you need to program more than 10 virtual buttons, you can show more of the 100 by right clicking the NXB-CCG-K Processor text in the Devices tree view. -
Page 28: Occupancy Sensors
Switch Programming Device Name: Displays the name of the device. Level: Click on the setting to turn the programmed settings on and off. Remove: Click the link to remove the programmed settings from the switch. NXB-CCG-K NetLinx® Clear Connect™ Gateway... -
Page 29: Integration
The NXB-CCG-K supports a subset of the Lutron Integration Protocol (available on the Lutron website) that is relevant for the devices that are supported by the NXB-CCG-K. The NXB-CCG-K also provides the ability to download an XML file that provides integration information about the system that is currently programmed to it, in the Lutron XML format. - Page 30 Web Interface Pages NXB-CCG-K NetLinx® Clear Connect™ Gateway...
- Page 31 Web Interface Pages NXB-CCG NetLinx® Clear Connect™ Gateway...
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