Legrand SP-1 User guide

Brand: Legrand

Model: SP-1

Type: User guide

Santa Clara, CA 95050

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System

Programmer

Model # SP-1

User Guide

DESCRIPTION. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

BOX CONTENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

CONTROLS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

KEYPADS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Program Mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Input/Source . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Output/Destination. . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

KEYS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

On and Off . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Enter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

LIGHTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Power . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Error . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Outputs Display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

TONES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

OK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Error . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

ILLUSTRATION OF PROGRAMMER'S

CONTROLS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

SETTING UP THE PROGRAMMER. . . 8

INSTRUCTIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

DEFAULTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

USING THE PROGRAMMER. . . . . . . . 9

SELECT A PROGRAM MODE . . . . . . 9

Field Values. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

USE A PROGRAM MODE . . . . . . . . 12

Control Outputs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Control Inputs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Linking Outputs to Inputs . . . . . . 14

Set Addresses. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

Conﬁgure Inputs . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

Conﬁgure Outputs. . . . . . . . . . . . 18

TROUBLESHOOTING . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

TECHNICAL SUPPORT. . . . . . . . . . 20

ORDERING INFORMATION . . . . . . 20

WARRANTY INFORMATION . . . . . . 20

CONTENTS

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The System Programmer is a hand-held tool used to set up, con-

ﬁgure, and monitor the devices in your lighting control network.

You can plug the System Programmer into the following Watt

Stopper devices:

• ACP-Net Networked (with LCB-308 controller board)

• ARP-Net Automatic Relay Pack

• SC-100 System Clock

• TSM-1 Telephone Switch Module

The System Programmer administers the lighting control network

in real time. When a device is successfully contacted, the

System Programmer emits an OK tone. The System Programmer

then displays status information on the appropriate keypad.

When a device fails to respond, the System Programmer emits

an Error tone and an Error light.

Use the System Programmer to:

• Read and set device addressing

• Conﬁgure input and output types

• Link switch inputs to relay outputs

• Control and monitor network devices

The System Programmer is designed to administer lighting con-

trol systems which have up to 199 individually addressed

devices. For systems that may be larger than 199 devices, use

the LCS-Net system software to administer the lighting control

system.

DESCRIPTION

A Typical Lighting Control Network

ARP

SC100

ARP

In this example, the System Programmer is

connected into the LCB-308 controller board

within the ACP-Net panel. With the System

Programmer, you can set up and conﬁgure all

devices in the network.

BOX CONTENTS

• System Programmer

• 4 foot cord with modular plug connectors

• User Guide

ARP-Net

ACP-Net

SP-1 system

programmer

The SP-1 can be connected

anywhere in a lighting control

network for simple, convenient

system conﬁguration and

maintenance.

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Keypads

The System Programmer has three keypads used for different

purposes. In this section, we provide a brief description of

each.

Program Mode

The Program Mode keypad is used to enter a function to

be performed. Use the Select key to scroll down to the

desired function. When a function has been deﬁned, you

will enter additional information using other keypads. Refer

to the Use a Program Mode section in this guide.

Input/Source

The Input/Source keypad is used to enter device and input

information. Use the Address keys to scroll to the device

address. The Up key increases the value, and the Down

key decreases the value. Use the Input keys (Up and

Down keys) to scroll to an input number.

Output/Destination

The Output/Destination keypad is used to enter device

and output information. Use the Address keys to scroll to

the device address. The Up key increases the value, and

the Down key decreases the value. Use the Output keys

(Up and Down keys) to scroll to an output number.

Keys

On and Off

Use the On and Off keys to turn on or off relay outputs.

Also, use the On and Off keys to link relay outputs for On

control, Off control, or On and Off control. See the Use a

Program section in this guide.

Enter

Use the Enter key to send information to the designated

device. If the information is accepted, you will hear an OK

tone. If the information is not accepted, you will hear an

Error tone and the Error light shines.

CONTROLS

Lights

Power LED

The Power light (green) turns on when the System

Programmer is plugged in to a device. The System

Programmer is powered on and connected through this

device to the lighting control network.

Error LED

The Error light (red) turns on if a device cannot be con-

tacted or the information sent is incorrect. It is accompa-

nied by an Error tone.

Outputs Display

The Outputs display is used to show the status of

selected relay outputs. The eight sets of lights represent

the relay outputs in an LCB-308 controller board within an

ACP-Net or an ARP-Net.

The green lights mean relay outputs are on, the red lights

relay outputs are off.

This display is also used when linking switch inputs for

control of relay outputs. For this function, the lights repre-

sent the type of control that is linked. Green lights mean

an On control link, red lights mean an Off control link, and

green and red lights mean both On and Off control from a

switch input is linked to a relay outputs.

Tones

The OK tone emits when the System Programmer receives

a conﬁrmation of information successfully from a device.

Error

The Error tone emits if a device cannot be contacted by

the System Programmer, or if the information sent is incor-

rect. This tone is accompanied by an Error light.

CONTROLS continued

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ILLUSTRATION OF PROGRAMMER’S CONTROLS

Power Srvc

System Programmer

Enter

Error

On Off

Address

Down

Input

Control outputs

Control inputs

Linking I/O

Set address

Config. inputs

Config. outputs

Config. pwr-up

Options

Address Output

Input/Source Output/Destination Outputs

Program Mode

Outputs

Display

Window

Power

LED

Program

Modes

Keypad

Input/Source

Keypad

Off Key

Output/Destination

Keypad

Enter

Error

LED

On Key

Green

(On)

LEDs

Red (off)

LEDs

SETTING UP THE PROGRAMMER

Instructions

1. Open the door or remove the cover to the lighting

control panel.

2. Locate the plug-in port on the device.

3. Slide the connector plug into the plug-in port.

The Power light (green) turns on when the System

Programmer is attached to a device. The System

Programmer is powered on and connected through

this device to the lighting control network.

Defaults

The System Programmer can be attached to any device on

the lighting control network. You can then use the System

Programmer to set up or conﬁgure any device on the net-

work. For the System Programmer to work, you must ﬁrst

set unique addresses for each device. The factory default

address for each Watt Stopper device is set to zero (0).

Note

Refer to the speciﬁc device documentation for a list of its factory

default settings.

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Select a Program Mode

To select which of the eight modes is active, press the

Select key on the Program Mode keypad. Refer to the table

below for a listing of each mode. Procedures for using

each mode are provided in the following pages.

Field Values

When you select a program mode, you will then enter ﬁeld

values applicable to that program mode. This section

describes only the standard ﬁeld values.

1 Control Outputs

2 Control Inputs

3 Linking I/O

4 Set Addresses

5 Input Type

6 Output Type

7 Power-Up

8 Options

Read relay output status and command relay outputs on/off

Simulate a switch input action and see relay output status changes

Link switch input operation to relay outputs

Set device addresses

Read and set switch input personality types

Read and set output personality types

For future use

Program Mode Listing Table

USING THE PROGRAMMER

USING THE PROGRAMMER continued

Device Address

Every device in the network must be assigned a unique

address. You may assign any number from one through

199. (For systems that require addresses above 199, use

the LCS-Net system software to administer the lighting

control network.) Device addresses in the 100's are repre-

sented with periods (.). For example, device address 100

displays as "0.0.", 101 displays as "0.1.", and 199 displays

as "9.9.".

These are valid addresses for the device address ﬁeld:

Output Number

Each relay output is identiﬁed by the address of the device

it is attached to and an output number. The output number

varies depending on the type of device.

ACP-Net (LCB 308)

These are valid numbers for the Output Number ﬁeld:

1-199 Individual device addresses

0 (zero) All devices on the lighting control network. Used for

Control Outputs mode; controls all relay outputs.

1-8 Individual relay output numbers

0 (zero) All relay outputs for device(s) listed in the address

ﬁeld

Address Input Address Output

Input/Source Output/Destination

Input Number

Input Device

Address

Output Number

Output Device Address

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ARP-Net

These are valid numbers for the Output Number ﬁeld:

Input Number

Each switch input or channel is identiﬁed by the address of

the device it is attached to and a switch input number. The

input number varies depending on the type of device.

ACP-Net (LCB 308)

These are valid numbers for the Input Number ﬁeld:

ARP-Net

These are valid numbers for the Input Number ﬁeld:

System Clock

These are valid numbers for the Input Number ﬁeld. The

input numbers represent the ﬁrst 19 channels of the

System Clock. Input numbers in the 10's are represented

with a period (.). For example, input number 10 displays as

"0.", 19 displays as "9.".

1-2 Individual relay output numbers

0 (zero) All relay outputs for device(s) listed in the

address ﬁeld

1-8 Individual switch input numbers

A Master input A (FA)

B Master input B (FB)

C Mode input C (Mode)

1-2 Individual switch input numbers

A Master input A (FA)

B Master input B (FB)

C Mode input C (Mode)

1-19 Individual channel numbers

USING THE PROGRAMMER continued

Control Outputs

Use the Control Outputs mode to see the On/Off status of

relay outputs or to turn on or off the device’s relay outputs.

To control a relay output, do as follows:

1. Plug the System Programmer into any device on the

network.

2. Select the Control Outputs mode.

3. Enter a device address in the Output/Destination

keypad.

4. Enter an output number in the Output/Destination

keypad.

When a device address is entered, the System

Programmer requests status information on all the relay

outputs at this device address. A green light indicates

the relay output is on, a red light indicates it is off. After

status is received, you may control (turn on or off) the

relay output speciﬁed by the Output Number. To control

all relay outputs, leave zero (0) here in the Output

number.

The example shows that you can use the System Programmer to

turn on or off all relay outputs (0 equals all) at device address 1.

The Outputs display will show the change in relay output on or off

status.

USE A PROGRAM MODE

Address Output

Output/Destination

1 0

On Off

Outputs

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5. Press the On or Off keys to turn the selected relay

output(s) on or off.

Note

The System Programmer sends a control output message to the

designated device. When the device responds back, the System

Programmer emits an OK tone. When the device does not respond,

the System Programmer emits an Error tone and the Error light (red)

shines. Usually an Error tone indicates the device address may be

incorrect or that there is not a device at the speciﬁed address.

To control all relay outputs on a device, enter a device address and

leave zero (0) as the output number. The Outputs display will show

the relay output status.

To control all relay outputs at all addresses, enter zero (0) for the

device address and zero (0) for the output number. The status lights

will not display.

USE A PROGRAM MODE continued

Control Inputs

Use the Control Inputs mode to simulate any switch input

or channel on the network. You can turn the switch input

on or off which turns the relay outputs linked to this switch

input on or off.

To control a relay output, do as follows:

1. Plug the System Programmer into any device on the

network.

2. Select the Control Inputs mode.

3. Enter a device address and input number for the switch

input or channel to be simulated in the Input / Source

keypad.

4. To view relay output status, enter a device address for

the relay outputs you wish to view in the

Output/Destination keypad.

The System Programmer will request the status of the

relay outputs from the addressed device and show it on

the Outputs display.

5. Press the On or Off keys to simulate a command from

the switch input shown on the Input/Source keypad. All

relay outputs previously linked to this switch input or

channel will respond. See the Linking Outputs to Inputs

section for linking information.

USE A PROGRAM MODE continued

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The example shows simulating a switch (device address 3, input

number 1) to turn on or off all previously linked relay outputs. The

status of relay outputs for device address 2 will be displayed.

Note

The relay outputs respond to a switch input only as previously

linked. The relay output may be linked for On control, Off control, or

On and Off control. If you press the On key, for example, the relay

output turns on only if linked for On control to this switch input.

USE A PROGRAM MODE continued

Address Input Address Output

Input/Source Output/Destination

3 1 2

On Off

Outputs

Linking Outputs to Inputs

Use the Linking I/O mode to link any relay output for con-

trol by any switch input or channel on the network. The

relay outputs can be linked for On control, Off control, or

both On and Off control.

To link a relay output to a switch input, do as follows:

1. Plug the System Programmer into any device on the

network.

2. Select the Linking I/O mode.

3. Enter a input/source device address and an input

number for the switch input or channel in the

Input/Source keypad.

4. Enter a output/destination device address in the

Output/Destination keypad.

After a brief moment, the System Programmer will

retrieve the links stored in the output/destination

addressed device and will show them on the Outputs

display. If there is no communication with the device at

the selected Output/Destination address, the System

Programmer will give an error tone and the error light will

momentarily light.

Links are shown as green lights for On control links, red

lights for Off control links. If no lights are shown for a

given relay output number, there is no link established

between the displayed switch input and the relay output.

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The example shows that switch input A on device 12 is linked to all

relay outputs on device 3 for both On and Off control by the switch.

5. To change the existing links for the device at the dis-

played Output/Destination address, enter the relay out-

put number to be changed (use zero (0) for changing all

relay outputs).

6. Press the On and Off keys to link or unlink the relay out-

puts for On control, Off control, or both On and Off con-

trol by the switch input or channel. This will turn on or off

the associated red and green lights according to the

links desired.

7. Press the Enter key to send this information to the output

device.

The device sends back a message that the links have

been established, and the System Programmer emits an

OK tone. The System Programmer displays the new link-

ing status on the Outputs display. Whenever you change

the linking status and send it to the device, the Outputs

display updates to show the new links.

Note

You can link relay outputs to a switch input at a device that doesn't

exist. You may want to do this to set up links prior to the actual

input/source devices being installed.

USE A PROGRAM MODE continued

Address Input Address Output

Input/Source Output/Destination

11 22 AA 33 00

On Off

Outputs

Reset Links to Factory Defaults

To reset links to factory defaults, do as follows:

1. Plug the System Programmer into any device on the

network.

2. Select the Linking I/O mode.

3. Enter any address and input number in the Input/

Source keypad. Any address and input number may

be entered as long as the Input/Source keypad ﬁelds

are not left blank.

4. Enter the address of the device where links are to be

reset to factory default.

5. Either enter a speciﬁc output number for the relay

output to be reset or enter zero (0) to reset links of all

relay outputs for the device in the Output/Destination

keypad.

6. Press and hold down the On and Off keys together

and then press the Enter key at the same time.

The System Programmer will emit an OK tone when

the links have been reset to factory defaults.

USE A PROGRAM MODE continued

Set Addresses

Use the Set Address mode to designate a unique address

for each device on the network. You must assign a unique

address so devices can communicate among each other

throughout the network.

To set an address, do as follows:

1. Plug the System Programmer into any device on the

network.

2. Select the Set Address mode.

3. Press the Service Button on the device to be addressed

(the device must be connected to the lighting control

network).

The device's address appears in the Input/Source

keypad.

4. Enter a new address for the device in the

Output/Destination keypad. You can use any number

from 0-199 as an address.

The example shows the device address has been changed to 2

5. Press the Enter key to send this information to the

device.

If the address is successfully sent, the System

Programmer emits an OK tone and displays the new

address on the Input/Source keypad.

USE A PROGRAM MODE continued

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Address Input Address Output

Input/Source Output/Destination

22 22

Conﬁgure Inputs

Use the Conﬁgure Inputs mode to assign a personality

type to each switch input or channel on your device. You

can assign one personality type per switch input or chan-

nel. The table that follows lists the input types.

Number Personality Type Description

1 Master switch Sends On/Off commands to linked relay

outputs. Default setting of most switch inputs.

2 After hour When the switch input or channel is turned

on, the linked relay outputs go into after hour

mode control.

3 Momentary after hour When the switch input or channel is turned

on, the linked relay outputs go into

momentary after hour mode.

4 Relay Output Enable Enables linked relay outputs when on or

closed. Linked relay outputs cannot turn on

when this switch input is off or open.

5 Lock on Locks On linked relay outputs permanently.

Restores relay output to the last logical

On/Off state when turned off.

6 Lock off Locks Off linked relay outputs permanently.

Restores relay output to the last logical

On/Off state when turned off.

7 Force on Forces On linked relay outputs but allows

other switch inputs to control relay outputs.

Restores relay outputs to the last logical

On/Off state when turned off.

8 Force off Forces Off linked relay outputs but allows

other switch inputs to control relay outputs.

Restores relay outputs to the last logical

On/Off state when turned off.

To assign a switch input personality type, do as follows:

1. Plug the System Programmer into any device on the

network.

2. Select the Conﬁgure Inputs mode.

USE A PROGRAM MODE continued

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