Legrand Unity Professional Services User guide

Unity Installation

Professional Services Guide

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Table of Contents

Installation & Wiring Requirements

Graphical User Interfaces……………………………………………………………………………………………Page 4

Selective Call Intercom……………………………………………………………………………………………....Page 5

Cameras……………………………………………………………………………………………………………….Page 6

lyriQ Multi Room Audio………………………………………………………………………………………………Page 7

Local Area Network…………………………………………………………………………………………………..Page 9

Installation & Setup

How to terminate Cat5e………………………………………………………………………………………………Page 10

Updating Firmware……………………………………………………………………………………………………Page 12

Reserving Unity IP addresses……………………………………………………………………………………….Page 13

Accessing Web Setup………………………………………………………………………………………………..Page 14

Configure Date/Time Settings……………………………………………………………………………………….Page 15

Changing Device Names…………………………………………………………………………………………….Page 17

Associating Cameras and Selective Call Intercom Devices……………………………………………………..Page19

Associating lyriQ Multi Room Audio Zones and Selective Call Intercom Devices…………………………….Page 21

IP Camera Configuration…………………………………………………………………………………………….Page 23

Port Forwarding Remote Mobile Control Applications……………………………………………………………Page 25

Operation & Setup

User Interfaces

How to change background colors……………………………………………………………………….Page 26

How to connect a mobile device………………………………………………………………………….Page 27

Intercom

How to Answer the Door…………………………………………………………………………………..Page 28

How to Make a Call………………………………………………………………………………………..Page 29

How to record and send messages………………………………………………………………………Page 30

How to play a message……………………………………………………………………………………Page 31

How to change a door chime……………………………………………………………………………..Page 32

How to record a custom door chime……………………………………………………………………..Page 33

How to disable mute and monitor modes………………………………………………………………..Page 36

How to setup door messaging…………………………………………………………………………….Page 37

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Operation & Setup Continued

Music

How to operate music by room…………………………………………………………………………….Page 40

How to operate music by scene…………………………………………………………………………...Page 41

How to create music scenes……………………………………………………………………………….Page 42

How to operate music by source…………………………………………………………………………..Page 44

Player

How to select shared music………………………………………………………………………………..Page 45

How to catalog shared music………………………………………………………………………………Page 46

How to manually add a share………………………………………………………………………………Page 47

Windows 7 Settings..………………………………………………………………………………Page 49

Windows Vista Settings……………………………………………………………………………Page 54

Windows XP Settings…………………………………...…………………………………………Page 57

Apple OS X Settings…………………………………………………………………………….…Page 59

How to select internet radio stations………………………………………………………………………Page 62

How to setup a Tunein.com account……………………………………………………………………...Page 63

How to share music from the SD card (models & showroom only)…………………………………….Page 65

Cameras

How to monitor cameras from an LCD or TVDI…………………………………………………………..Page 68

How to monitor cameras over IP using a LAN connection….…………………………………………..Page 69

How to monitor cameras over IP using a WAN connection….………………………………………….Page 71

Weather

How to setup your location………………………………………………………………………………….Page 73

Events

How to create an event……………………………………………………………………………………..Page 74

Lighting

How to add RF Lighting Control……………………………………………………………………………Page 76

How to operate lighting zones & collections………………………………………………………………Page 79

How to operate lighting scenes…………………………………………………………………………….Page 80

How to create lighting scenes………………………………………………………………………………Page 81

Frequently Asked Questions and Trouble Shooting……………………………………………………………....Page 82

Internet Service Provider Connection……………………………………………………………………………….Page 87

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Installation & Wiring Requirements

1. GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACES

HA5000-xx LCD Console

 Box/Ring Requirement: 3-Gang (mud ring recommended)

 Cable Requirement: (1) CAT5e 328-foot max. (purple recommended)

 Termination Point: Structured Wiring Enclosure

 Connection Points: None

HA5009-xx LCD Console with lyriQ

 Box/Ring Requirement: 3-Gang (mud ring recommended)

 Cable Requirement: (2) CAT5e 328-foot max. (1 purple & 1 green recommended)

 Termination Point: Structured Wiring Enclosure

 Connection Points: L&R Speaker/L&R Line Level Phoenix Connectors

HA5010-xx LCD Console with High-Performance lyriQ

 Box/Ring Requirement: 3-Gang (mud ring recommended)

 Cable Requirement: (2) CAT5e 328-foot max. ( 1 purple & 1 green recommended) & (1) 16/4

 Termination Point: Structured Wiring Enclosure

 Connection Points: L&R Speaker Out, Sub Out, HA1000 Power Input Phoenix Connectors

HA5201-xx TV Display Interface (TVDI)

 Box/Ring Requirement: 1-Gang (Legrand AC1009-11 mud ring recommended)

 Cable Requirement: (1) CAT5e 328-foot max. (purple recommended)

 Termination Point: Structured Wiring Enclosure

 Connection Points: Composite Video, L&R Analog Audio output to TV, 3.5mm IR target input

HA5000-xx/HA5201-xx Installation Diagram

HA5009-xx/HA5010-xx Installation Diagram

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Installation & Wiring Requirements

2. SELECTIVE CALL INTERCOM

IC5000-xx Selective Call Intercom Room Unit

• Box/Ring Requirement: 2-Gang (Legrand AC1009-02 mud ring recommended)

• Cable Requirement: (1) CAT5e 328-foot max. (White recommended)

• Termination Point: Structured Wiring Enclosure

• Connection Points: None

IC5002-xx Selective Call Intercom Door Unit

• Box/Ring Requirement: 2-Gang (Legrand AC1009-02 mud ring recommended)

• Cable Requirement: (1) CAT5e 328-foot max. (White recommended)

• Termination Point: Structured Wiring Enclosure

• Connection Points: Sensor Input/Door Chime Output (22/2 recommended)

IC5003-XX Selective Call Intercom Video Door Unit

• Box/Ring Requirement: 2-Gang (Legrand AC1009-02 mud ring recommended)

• Cable Requirement: (1) CAT5e 328-foot max. (White recommended)

• Termination Point: Structured Wiring Enclosure

• Connection Points: Sensor Input/Door Chime Output (22/2 recommended)

IC5004-XX Selective Call Intercom Patio Unit

• Box/Ring Requirement: 2-Gang (Legrand AC1009-02 mud ring recommended)

• Cable Requirement: (1) CAT5e 328-foot max. (White recommended)

• Termination Point: Structured Wiring Enclosure

• Connection Points: None

Selective Call Intercom Installation Diagram

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Installation & Wiring Requirements

3. CAMERAS

CM5002 Ball Camera

 Box/Ring Requirement: 1-Gang (Legrand AC1009-11 mud ring recommended)

 Cable Requirement: (1) CAT5e 328-foot max. (yellow recommended)

 Termination Point: Structured Wiring Enclosure

 Connection Points: Microphone

CM1029 IR Camera

 Box/Ring Requirement: 1-Gang (Legrand AC1009-11 mud ring recommended)

 Cable Requirement: (1) CAT5e 328-foot max. (yellow recommended)

 Termination Point: Structured Wiring Enclosure

 Connection Points: Microphone

F2299/2284 Bullet Camera

 Box/Ring Requirement: 1-Gang (Legrand AC1009-11 mud ring recommended)

 Cable Requirement: (1) CAT5e 328-foot max. (yellow recommended)

 Termination Point: Structured Wiring Enclosure

 Connection Points: Microphone

F2286 Decorator Mount Mini Camera

 Box/Ring Requirement: 1-Gang (Legrand AC1009-11 mud ring recommended)

 Cable Requirement: (1) CAT5e 328-foot max. (yellow recommended)

 Termination Point: Structured Wiring Enclosure

 Connection Points: None

CM5002 ONLY Installation Diagram

F Series/Third Party Camera Installation Diagram

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Installation & Wiring Requirements

4. LYRIQ MULTIROOM AUDIO

AU1004 Single Source Main Input

• Box/Ring Requirement: 1-Gang (Legrand AC1009-11 mud ring recommended)

• Cable Requirement: (1) CAT5e 328-foot max. (green recommended)

• Termination Point: Structured Wiring Enclosure

• Connection Points: L&R Analog Audio Input, (3) IR Output, (1) IR Input

AU5015 Charge & Play Main Input

• Box/Ring Requirement: 1-Gang (Legrand AC1009-11 mud ring recommended)

• Cable Requirement: (1) CAT5e 328-foot max. (green recommended)

• Termination Point: Structured Wiring Enclosure

• Connection Points: L&R Analog Audio Input, USB Charging Output

AU1015 airQast Main Input

• Box/Ring Requirement: N/A

• Cable Requirement: Custom Supplied

• Termination Point: Structured Wiring Enclosure

• Connection Points: Mini USB & 3.5mm phone jack for custom cable.

AU1011 Triple Source Main Input

• Box/Ring Requirement: 1-Gang (Legrand AC1009-02 mud ring recommended)

• Cable Requirement: (2) CAT5e 328-foot max. (green recommended)

• Termination Point: Structured Wiring Enclosure

• Connection Points: (3) L&R Analog Audio Input, (3) IR Output, (1) IR Input

AU5008 Local Source Input (LSI)

• Box/Ring Requirement: 1-Gang (Legrand AC1009-11 mud ring recommended)

• Cable Requirement: (2) CAT5e 328-foot max. (green recommended)

• Termination Point: Structured Wiring Enclosure/KVC (in series)

• Connection Points: L&R Analog Audio Input, RJ-45 CAT5e In/Out (backside)

AU5009 Standard Keypad Volume Control (KVC)

• Box/Ring Requirement: 1-Gang (Legrand AC1009-11 mud ring recommended)

• Cable Requirement: (1) CAT5e 328-foot max. (green recommended)

• Termination Point: Structured Wiring Enclosure

• Connection Points: L&R Speaker/L&R Line Level (backside)

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AU5010 High Performance Keypad Volume Control (KVC)

• Box/Ring Requirement: 1-Gang (Legrand AC1009-11 mud ring recommended)

• Cable Requirement: (1) CAT5e 328-foot max. (green recommended) & (1) 16/4

• Termination Point: Structured Wiring Enclosure

• Connection Points: L&R Speaker Output/Sub Out/AU1000 Input (backside)

Interchangeable

main source inputs

16/4 Speaker wire

required with High

Performance zones.

Single Source Wiring Diagram

Multi Source Wiring Diagram

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Installation & Wiring Requirements

5. LOCAL AREA NETWORK (LAN)

DA1004 10/100 Router/Switch

 Cable Requirement: CAT5e 328-foot max. (blue recommended)

 Connection Points: (4) LAN / (1) WAN

DA1008 10/100/1000 Giga-bit Switch

 Cable Requirement: CAT5e 328-foot max. (blue recommended)

 Connection Points: (8) LAN

DA1101 Wireless Access Point

 Box/Ring Requirement: 3-Gang In-Ceiling / 1-Gang I-Wall

 Cable Requirement: (1) CAT5e 328-foot max. (blue recommended)

 Termination Point: Structured Wiring Enclosure (POE Module)

 Connection Points: (1) DATA IN / (1) DATA/

Basic Network Installation Diagram

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Handling Cat5e

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Handling Cat5e

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Updating Firmware

1. INTRODUCTION

Updating the firmware of Unity system requires a Local Area Network connection with a shared

internet connection. Always check for firmware updates prior to configuring a system for the first

time to make sure you are running the latest firmware version.

2. HOW TO STEP-BY-STEP

STEP 1: Using the left or right arrow button on the LCD or TVDI remote,

navigate the applications icon menu until the “Setup” icon is in the middle

of the display and press the “talk/select” button.

STEP 2: Use the down arrow button to select “System” and press

“talk/select” to enter the “Setup / System” menu

STEP 3: Press hot-key #2 on an LCD or the Green button on the

TVDI remote to “Update” the system firm ware version.

STEP 4: A pop up will appear. Press hot-key #3 on an LCD or the

YELLOW button on the TVDI remote to select “Yes” to start the update.

3. SPECIAL NOTES

 A pop up will appear followed by the

“UPDATING” screen to communicate the

status of the update. This can take up to 20

minutes to complete.

 Once the update is complete the system will

reboot itself.

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Reserved DHCP

1. INTRODUCTION

To ensure the Unity module always has the same IP address it is recommended that you set up

the local router’s reserved DHCP settings.

2. HOW TO STEP-BY-STEP

STEP 1: Open a web-browser on a PC or Mac connected to the network

and type in the IP address of the router. Legrand routers default

192.168.40.254

STEP 2: in the pop up, enter the username and password for

the router settings menu. Legrand routers default

admin/admin.

STEP 3: Open the LAN/DHCP Client List menu..

STEP 4: Click the checkbox under “Static” for the IP

addresses or MAC addresses of the Unity Module. All

Legrand devices have a MAC address starting with

00:26:EC:xx:xx.

STEP 5: Click “OK” to save the changes and restart the

router.

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Accessing Web Setup

1. INTRODUCTION

The most efficient way to configure and setup Unity is to use the web-setup utility served directly

from the Unity Module. Most settings can be adjusted in the web-setup.

2. HOW TO STEP-BY-STEP

STEP 1: Using the left or right arrow button on the LCD or TVDI remote,

navigate the applications icon menu until the “Setup” icon is in the middle

of the display and press the “talk/select” button.

STEP 2: Use the down arrow button to select the “Network Info” option and

press the “talk/select” button.

STEP 3: Open your PC web browser and enter

the Web Setup IP address into the address bar of

the browser.

3. SPECIAL NOTES

 The PC must be connected to the Local Area Network

supporting Unity.

 The only settings you cannot adjust from the web-

setup utility are display settings:

o LCD - Background Position Window Size,

Brightness, Color, Contrast and Background

Bubbles

o TVDI - Background, Position Window Size and

Background Bubbles

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Configuring Date/Time Settings

1. INTRODUCTION

There are two ways the date/time info can be setup. The easiest way is to make sure Unity is

connected to the local area network with a shared internet connection allowing the system to auto-

update from the web.

2. HOW TO STEP-BY-STEP

STEP 1: Using the left or right arrow button on the LCD or TVDI remote,

navigate the applications icon menu until the “Setup” icon is in the middle

of the display and press the “talk/select” button.

STEP 2: Use the down arrow button to select “System” and press

“talk/select” to enter the “Setup / System” menu

STEP 3: Press “talk/select” to enter the “Setup/System/Auto Clock

Set” menu.

STEP 4: By default, “Enable Auto Clock Set” is set to “Yes”. To turn it off

for manual set up, use the right-arrow button to select “No”.

STEP 5: Using the down arrow button, highlight the “Select Time

Zone” field and use the right-arrow button to select the correct time

zone.

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Configuring Date/Time Settings

STEP 5: Using the down-arrow button, highlight the “Daylight Saving Time”

field and use the right-arrow button to select “No” if you are installing Unity

in an area that does not observe daylight saving time.

STEP 6: If necessary, you can adjust the

“DST Begin” and “DST End” Settings.

3. SPECIAL NOTES

If you disabled the auto-clock set feature or if the

local area network does not have a shared internet

connection, you can manually set the “Time” and

“Date” by selecting each menu separately and use

the arrow keys to set each field to the correct

values.

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Changing Device Names

1. INTRODUCTION

Each device will be assigned a default name based on what type of device it is.

Changing a device name from the default is recommended to personalize the system to the

project and identify where the device is located such as in the Kitchen, Family Room, or Bedroom

1.

Further personalization is recommended once the home is occupied as Bedroom 1 might be

Johnny’s Room. It will be easier for the end user to operate the system properly if they are able to

select a device in Johnny’s Room.

2. HOW TO STEP-BY-STEP

STEP 1: Using the left or right arrow button on the LCD or TVDI remote,

navigate the applications icon menu until the “Setup” icon is in the middle

of the display and press the “talk/select” button.

STEP 2: Use the down arrow button to select the device type you want to

change and press “talk/select” to enter the device specific sub menu. For

example, select “Intercom” to change the name of an intercom device.

STEP 3: Use the down arrow to select the specific device options you

want to change and press “talk/select” to enter the device specific sub

menu. For example, “Room Options” to change the name of a

Selective Call Intercom room unit.

STEP 4: Use the down arrow to select the specific device you want to

rename. For example, “ROOM 1”.

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Changing Device Names

STEP 5: With the name field highlighted, press the left or right arrow

buttons to select from over 100 preprogrammed names. For example,

“Bedroom 1”

STEP 6: To custom enter a name, like “Johnny’s Rm” press the “Custom”

button and use the pop up keyboard navigating with the left, right, up, down,

hot keys across the bottom and the “talk/select” buttons to spell the custom

name. Once finished, press the “Accept” button to save the name.

STEP 7: Once you have entered the correct name press “Done” to

save the name and return to the previous sub menu.

3. SPECIAL NOTES

 Press the “Home” button anytime to return to the main applications icon menu.

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Associating Cameras & SCI devices

1. INTRODUCTION

Unity can display a camera image on the LCD when an intercom device is selected, allowing the

individual operating the LCD to see the selected room while making a call.

2. HOW TO STEP-BY-STEP

STEP 1: Using the left or right arrow button on the LCD or TVDI remote,

navigate the applications icon menu until the “Setup” icon is in the middle

of the display and press the “talk/select” button.

STEP 2: Use the down arrow button to select “Intercom” and press

“talk/select” to enter the “Setup/Intercom” menu..

STEP 3: Use the down arrow to select the specific intercom device

type you want to configure and press “talk/select”. For example,

“Room Options” to associate a camera in a room with a Selective Call

Intercom room unit in the same room.

STEP 4: Use the right-arrow to select the specific device you want to

associate a camera with. For example, “Johnny’s Room”

STEP 5: Use the down-arrow button to highlight the “Camera” field.

STEP 6: Use the right-arrow button to select the

name of the camera you want to associate. For

example “Johnny’s Room”

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Associating Cameras & SCI devices

SPECIAL NOTES

 Video door units are automatically associated with their camera. This step does not

need to be completed for those units.

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