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Leviton EZ-MAX User Manual

Leviton EZ-MAX User Manual (196 pages)

RELAY PRODUCTS

Brand: Leviton | Category: Relays | Size: 3.8 MB

Table of Contents

Advanced Programming
1
Table of Contents
3
Complete Table of Contents
5
Overview
11
Overview Introduction
11
Product Specifications & Capabilities
12
Product Specifications & Capabilities Chart
12
Warnings - READ ME FIRST
14
Part I - Front Panel Operation & Visual Status

15
- Setting the Date, Time, & Astronomical Time Clock
  17
- Set the Date & Time
  17
- Set the Astronomical Time Clock
  18
- Visual Status and Operational Feedback
  21
- Touch-Tone Telephone Interface
  27
  - Command Mode
    27
  - User Mode
    27
  - Administrator Mode
    28
- Part II - Simple Mode Programming
  
  29
  - Configuration the Simple Way
    31
  - Panel Configuration in Simple Mode
    31
  - Simple Mode Menu Structure
    32
  - Changing Configuration Modes
    32
  - Configure Inputs
    33
  - Low Voltage Switch Inputs
    33
  - Photocell Configuration
    35
  - Occupancy Sensor Configuration
    38
  - Quick Schedule
    39
  - Factory Defaults
    43
  - Saving & Restoring Configuration
    43
- Part III - Advanced Programming Guide
  
  45
  - Advanced Mode Menu Structure
    47
  - Global Defaults
    49
  - Changing the # of Local Relays
    49
  - Remote Relays
    49
  - Enable Master/Remote Communication
    49
  - Sequence Delay Time
    50
  - Sweep Interval
    50
  - Blink Warn Parameters
    51
  - Momentary Timed Interval
    51
  - Relays
    55
  - Navigating the Relay Menu
    55
  - To Set the Relay Type
    55
  - To Assign Relays to Groups
    56
  - Turning Feedback on or off
    57
  - To Alter if a Relay will Respond to a Blink Warn Message
    57
  - To Change the Luma-Net Address for a Specific Relay
    57
  - To Change the DMX Address for a Specific Relay
    57
  - Altering the Way a Relay Responds to the Emergency Signal
    58
  - Luma-Net
    59
  - Cabinet Luma-Net Address
    59
  - Cabinet Start Address/Automatic Luma-Net Channel Assignment
    60
  - Operation Mode
    60
  - Dmx512
    61
  - DMX Start Address
    61
  - Phone/Modem Setup
    63
  - Operation Mode
    63
  - Operation
    65
  - LCD Display
    65
  - Navigation Buttons
    66
  - Auto-Repeat
    67
  - Turning Relays On/Off from the Front Panel and Front Panel Overrides
    67
  - To Turn a Relay on or off
    67
  - To Override a Relay on or off
    68
  - To Override a Relay on or off for a Specified Time
    68
  - Internal Relay Cabinet Controls
    69
  - Master Override
    69
  - Individual Relay Overrides
    70
  - To Temporarily Change a Relays State Using Its Override Switch
    72
  - To Lock out a Relay Using Its Override Switch
    72
  - To Unlock a Relay Using Its Override Switch
    72
  - Ethernet Module
    73
  - Operation Mode
    73
  - Priorities
    75
  - Passwords
    77
  - Editing Passwords
    78
  - Switch/Discrete Inputs
    79
  - Switch Numbering
    79
  - Define Switch Types
    80
  - Assign Actions to Inputs
    81
  - Relay Assignment to Inputs
    82
  - Switch Inputs
    83
  - Digital Switches
    84
  - Occupancy Inputs
    86
  - Blink Warn
    86
  - Contact Closures
    87
  - Photocell and Photocell Levels
    88
  - Daylight Harvesting
    89
  - Photocells
    90
  - Action Editor
    93
  - Adding an Action
    93
  - Action Item Types
    94
  - Edit an Item
    97
  - Delete an Item
    98
  - To Exit the Item Editor
    98
  - Editing and Deleting Actions
    98
  - Edit an Action
    98
  - Edit an Item
    99
  - Delete an Item
    99
  - Delete an Action
    99
  - Scheduler
    101
  - Holiday Editor
    101
  - Add a New Holiday
    101
  - Standard Holiday List
    101
  - Custom Holiday List
    103
  - Edit a Holiday
    105
  - Delete a Holiday
    106
  - To Exit the Holiday Editor
    107
  - Activate or Deactivate the Scheduler
    107
  - Event Editor
    108
  - Add a New Event
    108
  - Edit an Event
    109
  - Delete an Event
    111
  - CLIF" - Command Line Interface
    113
  - Help
    113
  - CLIF Commands
    114
  - Updating Firmware
    117
- Part IV - System Design Guide
  
  125
  - Power Considerations for Control Systems
    127
  - Terminology
    127
  - Power Requirements & Maximum Run Length
    128
  - Power Control Devices - Available Supply Current
    128
  - Power Wire - Run Length
    131
  - Wiring with an External Power Supply
    133
  - Special Considerations for Networks
    135
  - Luma-Net Network
    135
  - DMX Network
    135
  - Modem Network
    135
  - Ethernet Network Overview
    135
  - Master/Remote Network
    135
  - Master/Slave Network Topology
    137
  - Network Topology
    138
  - Physical Requirements
    139
  - RJ-45 Pinout
    139
  - Termination
    140
  - How to Terminate Relay Cabinets
    141
  - Network Layout Planning
    142
  - Relay Numbering Chart
    143
  - Relay Numbering Chart
    144
  - Remote Cabinet Configuration
    145
  - Out of the Box Configuration
    145
  - Remote/Slave Cabinet Configuration
    145
  - Comments & Examples on Relay Numbering
    145
  - Configuration of Remote Relay Cabinets with Dipswitches
    145
  - Table of MRN Codes & Starting Relay Number
    146
  - Configuration of Remote Relay Cabinets Without Dipswitches or Via USB
    147
  - Configuration of Master Control Panel
    148
  - Enable Master/Slave Communication
    148
  - Enabling Master/Slave Communication
    148
  - Setting the Total Number of Remote Relays
    148
  - Communication Verification
    149
  - Conclusion
    150
  - DMX 512
    151
  - Topology Requirements
    151
  - Termination Requirements
    151
  - Physical Specifications
    153
  - Wire Recommendations
    153
  - Wiring the DMX Connector
    154
  - Luma-Net III
    155
  - Topology Requirements
    155
  - Termination Requirements
    156
  - Wire Recommendations
    159
  - Connection Methods
    162
  - Wiring the Phoenix Connector
    162
  - Testing the Wiring
    162
  - Low Voltage Control Wiring
    165
  - Control Overview
    165
  - Input Trigger - What Determines an "ON
    166
  - General Requirements for Connecting any Device to Low Voltage Inputs
    167
  - Low-Voltage Input Terminals & Connections
    168
  - Connecting Low Voltage Switches
    171
  - Connecting Low Voltage Switch
    172
  - Modem Module Installation/Phone Line Connection
    173
  - Modem Module Installation on EZ-Max Panels
    173
  - Modem Module Installation on Z-Max Relay Panels
    174
  - Ethernet Network Module Installation
    177
  - Ethernet Module Installation on Z-Max 8, 24, & 48 Relay Panels
    177
  - Topology
    180
  - Physical Specifications
    180
  - Connection Methods
    180
  - RJ-45 Plug Connection
    181
  - Power-Up & Installation Verification Checklist
    183
  - Warranty Information
    195

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Leviton EZ-MAX User Manual

Leviton EZ-MAX User Manual (70 pages)

LIGHTING CONTROL RELAY PANELS

Brand: Leviton | Category: Control Panel | Size: 2.06 MB

Table of Contents

User Guide
1
Table of Contents
3
Overview
5
- Inspection
  5
- Description
  5
- Control Overview
  5
- Feed and Load Wiring
  6
- Control Input Wiring
  6
- Turn on
  6
Warnings
7
Installation
9
- Installation Checklist
  9
- Installation Installation Checklist
  9
- Mounting
  10
  - Suggested Mounting Heights
    11
  - Location of Cabinets
    12
  - Mounting Cabinet
    12
Feed and Load Wiring
15
- Overview of Power Wiring - Feed\Line Wiring
  15
- Control Electronics Power Wiring
  17
- Line and Load Circuit Wiring
  17
  - Testing the Circuits
    17
  - Wiring the Relays
    18
  - Circuit Schedule
    21
Low Voltage Control Wiring
23
- Control Input Wiring
  23
  - Configuring Low Voltage Inputs
    23
  - Switch Input Schedule
    25
  - Low Voltage Input Terminals & Connections
    26
  - Connecting Low Voltage Switches
    29
  - Occupancy Sensors
    31
  - Photocells
    33
  - Wiring with an External Power Supply
    35
- Power Considerations for Control Systems
  37
  - Terminology
    37
  - Power Requirements & Maximum Run Length
    37
  - Power Wire - Run Length
    40
- Modem Installation/Phone Line Connection
  41
  - Modem Module Installation
    41
Revision a - April
41
Configuration the Simple Way
55
- Panel Configuration in Simple Mode
  55
- Simple Mode Menu Structure
  56
- Configure Inputs
  56
  - Low Voltage Switch Inputs
    57
  - Photocell Configuration
    58
  - Occupancy Sensor Configuration
    61
  - Quick Schedule
    63
Advanced Mode Configuration
67
- Warranty Information
  69
- Limited Warranty
  69

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