Savant SSC-002485-00, SHA-MGEIG200-00, SHA-MGEIGCTRL-00, SSC-W485-00 Reference guide

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Savant Shade and Provisioning and Programming Guide
SSC-002485 | SSC-W485 | SHA-MGEIGCTRL
Document Number: 009-1525-02
Document Date: June 2019
Document Supports: da Vinci 9.1
This document outlines the process of integrating Savant Shades into a Savant System. Details include:
Provisioning Savant shade controllers to the local area network.
Adding controllers to a Racepoint Blueprint Configuration.
Configuring individual shade motors and motor groups.
Filling out the Shade Data Table.
For information on how to wire Savant Shades, please refer to the Shade Wiring and Installation Guide.
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Contents
Important Information - Read First .......................................................................................................................................................................................3
1. Introduction ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................4
2. Deployment Checklist .................................................................................................................................................................................................5
3. Box Contents and Specifications ...........................................................................................................................................................................5
4. Status LED Descriptions ............................................................................................................................................................................................6
5 Provision the SSC-W485 Shade Controller (wireless) ....................................................................................................................................9
6 Provision the SSC-002485 Shade Controller (wired).....................................................................................................................................12
7 Provision the SHA-MGEIGCTRL Shade Controller (wired) ...........................................................................................................................13
8. Blueprint Configuration (Adding Controllers) ...................................................................................................................................................14
8.1. Add Shade Controller .................................................................................................................................................................................................14
8.2. Add Shade Motor and Make Connections ..........................................................................................................................................................15
9. Blueprint Configuration (Shade Manager) .........................................................................................................................................................16
9.1. Discover Shade Motors ...............................................................................................................................................................................................16
9.2. Configure Individual Motors .....................................................................................................................................................................................18
9.3. Create Shade Motor Groups ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 21
9.4. Sync Configuration to the Shade Data Table .....................................................................................................................................................22
9.5. Save Configuration, Generate Services, and Upload Configuration .........................................................................................................23
10. Blueprint Configuration (Shade Manager) .........................................................................................................................................................24
Appendix A: Network Requirements ....................................................................................................................................................................................25
Appendix B: Provision SSC-W485 .........................................................................................................................................................................................26
Appendix C: System Monitor ...................................................................................................................................................................................................28
Appendix D: Shade Data Table ...............................................................................................................................................................................................29
Important Notice ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................30
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Important Safety Information - Read First
Before installing, configuring, and operating Savant equipment and
other vendor equipment, Savant recommends that each dealer, installer,
etc. access and read all the required technical documentation. Savant
technical documentation can be located by visiting Savant.com. Vendor
documentation is supplied with the equipment.
Read and understand all safety instructions, cautions, and warnings in
this document and the labels on the equipment.
Safety Classifications In this Document
Note: Provides special information for installing,
configuring, and operating the equipment.
IMPORTANT!
Provides special information that is critical
to installing, configuring, and operating the
equipment.
CAUTION!
Provides special information for avoiding
situations that may cause damage to
equipment.
WARNING!
Provides special information for avoiding
situations that may cause physical danger to
the installer, end user, etc.
Electric Shock Prevention
ELECTRIC
SHOCK!
The source power poses an electric shock
hazard that has the potential to cause
serious injury to installers and end users.
ELECTRICAL
DISCONNECT
The source power outlet and power supply
input power sockets should be easily
accessible to disconnect power in the event
of an electrical hazard or malfunction.
Weight Injury Prevention
WEIGHT INJURY!
Installing some of the Savant equipment
requires two installers to ensure safe
handling during installation. Failure to
use two installers may result in injury.
Safety Statements
Follow all the safety instructions listed below and apply where relevant.
Additional safety information will be included where appropriate.
1. Read these instructions.
2. Keep these instructions.
3. Heed all warnings.
4. Follow all instructions.
5. Do not use this apparatus near water.
6. Clean only with dry cloth.
7. Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the
manufacturers instructions.
8. Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers,
stoves, or other apparatus (including amplifiers) that produce heat.
9. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding-type
plug. A polarized plug has two blades with one wider than the other.
A grounding type plug has two blades and a third grounding prong.
The wide blade or the third prong is provided for your safety. If the
provided plug does not fit into your outlet, consult an electrician for
replacement of the obsolete outlet.
10. Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly
at plugs, convenience receptacles, and the point where they exit
from the apparatus.
11. Only use attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer.
12. Use only with the cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table specified by
the manufacturer, or sold with the apparatus. When a cart is used,
use caution when moving the cart/apparatus combination to avoid
injury from tip over.
13. Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for
long periods of time.
14. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is
required when the apparatus has been damaged in any way, such
as power supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled
or objects have fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus has been
exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or has been
dropped.
15. To completely disconnect this equipment from the AC mains,
disconnect the power supply cord plug from the AC receptacle.
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1. Introduction
This document will aid in guiding an integrator through the following:
Provisioning the shade controller to the local network. Both the SSC-W485 (wireless) and SSC-002485 (wired) are covered.
Adding Shade Motors to a Blueprint Configuration.
Configuring and calibrate motors using the Shade Manager in Blueprint.
Creating and Manage Shade Motor Groups.
It is important to read this guide in its entirety prior to beginning the process.
1.1. Required Items
Before starting the process, ensure that the following items are available and if required, installed into the system:
Savant Shades with Shade Motors Installed Using All Required Mounts.......................................................................................................................
Shade fabrics are installed onto shade tubes and installed in window ..........................................................................................................................
When multiple shade motors are installed, the 10-shade power panel (SHA-POW10-10) must be installed and wired .............................
When a single shade motor is installed, a single 24V DC power source must be wired into the system .........................................................
Unique ID (UID) of the shade controller (wired or wireless controller) ..........................................................................................................................
Unique ID is available on sticker on bottom of controller.
Savant Development Environment (SDE/Macbook®) ............................................................................................................................................................
Network meeting Savant Requirements .....................................................................................................................................................................................
See Appendix A: Network Requirements
SSID and Passphrase for Wi-Fi Router or Switch to local network ..................................................................................................................................
Optional:
Node ID (UID) of each motor and where that shade motor is installed is documented .........................................................................................
Node ID is available on stick on side of motor.
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2. Deployment Checklist
Verify all items in the Required Items checklist are installed and powered ..................................................................................................................
See Required items
Review the Status LED descriptions for SSC-W485, SSC-002485, and SHA-MGEIGCTRL ....................................................................................
See Status LED Descriptions
Provision the SmartControl RS-485 Shade Controller to the Network ..........................................................................................................................
See Provision the SSC-W485(wireless)
--OR--
See Provision the SSC-002485 (wired)
--OR--
See Provision the SHA-MGEIGCTRL (wired)
Add Shades to a RacePoint Blueprint Configuration ............................................................................................................................................................
See Blueprint Configuration (add controllers)
See Add Shade Motor and Make Connection
Savant Shades with Shade Motors Installed Using All Required Mounts.......................................................................................................................
See Discover Shade Motors
See Configure Individual Motors
See Create Shade Motor Groups (optional)
See Sync Configuration to Shade Data Table
See Save Configuration, Generate Services, and Upload to Host
3. Box Contents and Specifications
For Box Contents and Specifications, refer to the individual Quick Reference Guides (QRG) for each of the products used in the installation. Each QRG is
available on the Savant Customer community.
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4. Status LED Descriptions
The LED on the front of the shade controller indicates the state of the controller. Section 4.1 shows the LED sequencing for the dierent states of the
SSC-W485 wireless shade controller. Section 4.2 below describes the SSC-002485 wired shade controller. Section 3 Understanding the various LED states
assists a user when adding the shade controller to the Savant Pro System as well as helps to troubleshoot any problems that can happen.
4.1. Status LED Descriptions - SSC-W485 (wireless controller)
Reset Clears the network settings. Press and hold the reset button while powered until the Status LED begins blinking green
rapidly; then release. After the reset, the controller will be in Provisioning Mode. See Rapid Blink below.
O
No power applied. Power Supply may not be plugged in.
Solid Green
A solid green LED could indicate one of the two states below.
Normal Operation Mode. Controller was assigned an IP Address and is currently
communicating with the Savant Pro System Host.
Controller is communicating with the Savant Shade Manager in Blueprint.
Blinks Once
In Provisioning Mode and ready to be added to the local network. In this mode, no IP
Address is assigned.
Blinks Twice
Establishing connection with the local network.
Blinks Three
Times
During setup, the Blinks Three Times sequence indicates the shade controller was
provisioned to the local network and is trying to connect to the Savant Pro System Host.
During normal operation, the Blinks Three Times sequence can occur if communication
between the Shade Controller and Host is lost.
Short O Blink
Firmware is updating.
Rapid Blink
The reset button on the front panel was held down for at least five seconds and the
controller is performing a factory reset. After the reset, all network settings are cleared and
the factory defaults are restored.
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4.2. Status LED Descriptions - SSC-002485 (wired controller)
Reset Clears the network settings. Press and hold the reset button while powered until the Status LED begins blinking green rapidly; then
release. After the reset, the controller will be in Provisioning Mode. See Rapid Blink below.
O
No power applied. Power Supply may not be plugged in.
Solid Green
A solid green LED could indicate one of the two states below.
Normal Operation Mode. Controller was assigned an IP Address and is currently communicating
with the Savant Pro System Host.
Controller is communicating with the Savant Shade Manager in Blueprint.
Blinks Once
In Provisioning Mode and ready to be added to the local network. In this mode, no IP Address is
assigned.
Blinks Twice
Establishing connection with the local network.
Blinks Three
Times
During setup, the Blinks Three Times sequence indicates the shade controller was provisioned to
the local network and is trying to connect to the Savant Pro System Host.
During normal operation, the Blinks Three Times sequence can occur if communication between
the Shade Controller and Host is lost.
Short O Blink
Firmware is updating.
Rapid Blink
The reset button on the front panel was held down for at least five seconds and the controller
is performing a factory reset. After the reset, all network settings are cleared and the factory
defaults are restored.
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4.3. Status LED Descriptions - SHA-MGEIGCTRL (wired controller)
Reset Clears the network settings. Press and hold the reset button while powered until the Status LED begins blinking green rapidly;
then release.
O
No power applied. Power Supply may not be plugged in.
Link
Connection ready.
Act
BUS T4 is sending/receiving trac.
T4 packet BUS T4 is sending/receiving trac.
TD packet DIN BUS is sending/receiving trac.
Service Power and data have been supplied to the DMBM (DIN Module Building Management)
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5. Provision the SSC-W485 Shade Controller (wireless)
The SSC-W485 communicates with the Savant Host using Wi-Fi over a wireless network. Follow sections 5.1 through 5.5 to connect the shade controller to
the local network. Read sections 5.1 through 5.3 to understand the provisioning process. Follow sections 5.4 and 5.5 for instructions on how to provision the
shade controller.
5.1. Understanding the Network Provisioning Process
The diagram below demonstrates the provisioning process for the wireless SSC-W485 controller. Review the diagram for an understanding on how the
provisioning process works. If the shade controller on the network is the SSC-002485 wired type controller, skip this section and proceed to Section 6:
Provision the SSC-002485 Shade Controller (wired).
5.2. Provisioning Checklist
The following items are required to provision the SSC-W485 to the local network.
SSC-W485 wireless Shade Controller ..............................................................................................................................................................................
iOS Device with SmartConnrect App (v1.6 or higher) installed .............................................................................................................................
Network SSID and passphrase for the wireless router or switch in local network .........................................................................................
Unique ID (UID) of the SSC-W485 ....................................................................................................................................................................................
Optional: rpmEmbScanner ...................................................................................................................................................................................................
(Can obtain provisioning status of the controller)
1. The SmartConnect Application communicates with the SSC-W485
using Bluetooth signaling and provisions the controller to the local
network.
2. Once the controller is provisioned, it can communicate wirelessly
with the local network.
TIP! The SmartConnect Application only functions on the iOS
platform. Refer to Appendix B: Provision SSC-W485 Controller
using Embedded Web for information on provisioning without the
SmartConnect App.
5.3. SSID Guidelines
Maximum SSID Length Maximum Passphrase Length Wireless Standard Supported SSID and Passphrase special characters
32 characters WPA/WPA2 = 8-50 characters 802.11 a/b/g/n
(2.4 Ghz)
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5.4. Install SmartConnect
To connect the SSC-W485 controller to the network, the Savant SmartConnect application must be installed and running on an iOS device such as an
iPhone® or iPad®. The SmartConnect Application can be downloaded from the Apple App Store to your iPhone or iPad.
From the Apple App Store search for Savant Systems LLC.
Locate the SmartConnect App and download/install onto your iOS device.
For more information about the SmartConnect Application, refer to the SmartConnect Reference Guide (009-1046-xx) on the Savant Customer
Community.
HELPFUL INFORMATION!
SmartConnect v1.6 or higher is required to provision the SSC-W485.
The iOS device running SmartConnect does not need to be connected to the network that the shade controller is going to be added to.
The SmartConnect Application only functions on the iOS platform. Refer to Appendix B: Provision SSC-W485 Controller using Embedded Web for
information on provisioning without the SmartConnect App.
During the provisioning process, ensure the controller is within 30 feet of the iOS device running the SmartConnect Application.
Savant recommends using DHCP reservation. Refer to the Owners Manual for the local router for information on setting DHCP reservations.
The iOS device that SmartConnect is running on must support Bluetooth v4.0.
802.11r (fast roaming) is not supported on the SSC-W485. If using a router that supports fast roaming, fast roaming should be disabled.
5.5. Provision the SSC-W485 Wireless Controller
1. Connect 24V DC to the 24V In connection on the rear of the SSC-W485 controller.
Note: The source of the 24V DC can vary depending on the number of shade
motors in the system. Savant recommends using either the SHA-POW10 power
panel or the SHA-POWSINGLE single shade power supply.
2. By default, a new SSC-W485 controller is set at the factory to be in provisioning mode. If
the Status LED is blinking green, skip this step (See Blinks Once from the table above).
If the LED is blinking a dierent sequence, follow the bulleted items below to set the
controller to provisioning mode.
Press and hold the Reset Button for five seconds until the LED blinks green rapidly,
then release.
After the reboot (1 – 2 seconds), the Status LED begins blinking green indicating
it is in provisioning mode and ready to be added to the local network (See Blinks
Once from the table above).
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3. On the iOS device, tap the SmartConnect (Connect) icon .
4. Locate the SSC-W485 in the Devices on Bluetooth section. Record the Savant ID (UID)
displayed. This UID will be used later in this procedure.
HELPFUL INFORMATION! When there is more than one SSC-W485 controller listed,
compare the UID displayed in SmartConnect with the UID on the label on bottom of
the controller.
5. Tap the SSC-W485 entry from the Devices on Bluetooth section of the App.
6. In the Pick a Network window that opens, tap Join Other Network… (image not shown)
7. Populate the Name field with the SSID of the local Wi-Fi network.
–or-
Select the Use Current Network SSID field. Select this field only if the iOS device that the
SmartConnect App is running on is connected to the network the Savant Pro System is
communicating with (the iOS device must be connected to the local network for the Use
Current Network SSID option to work).
8. Tap Choose from the Security field and select the security configured on the local network.
9. Enter the password to the local network into the Password field.
10. Tap Join when complete.
11. A Provisioning Success window will open informing the user the device is provisioned.
HELPFUL INFORMATION!
The SSC-W485 will now be listed in the Devices on WiFi section in SmartConnect.
The iOS device must be connected to the same network as the shade controller for
the shade controller to be available in the Devices on WiFi section of SmartConnect.
With the SSC-W485 now provisioned, the Status LED will blink one of the sequences
described below.
Blinks Three Times – The controller is connected to the local network and trying to connect to the Savant
Pro System Host. The SSC-W485 must be added to a Blueprint configuration and the configuration must be
uploaded to the Host. Follow the steps in the Blueprint Configuration section below to do this.
Solid Green – The controller Is communicating with both the local network and with the Savant Pro System
Host. The configuration running on the Host has this controller in its configuration.
If the IP Address of the controller is required (possibly for troubleshooting or to verify DHCP reservation), the IP Address for the SSC-W485 can
be discovered using the rpmEmbScanner utility from the Savant Application Manager on the SDE/MacBook. To open the utility, select Launch >
rpmEmbScanner from the menu bar in the Savant Application Manager (SAM).
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6. Provision the SSC-002485 Shade Controller (wired)
The SSC-002485 shade controller is a wired controller and does not need to be provisioned through SmartConnect. Follow section 6.1 below to connect the
shade controller to the local network.
6.1. Add SSC-002485 Shade Controller to the Local Network
1. Connect an RJ-45 Cat 5e/6/7 between the Ethernet port on the rear of the shade
controller and the local network router or switch.
2. Connect the included 12V DC power supply into a surge protected 120-240V AC
50/60Hz outlet.
3. Once the controller is powered, it will go through startup diagnostics and
automatically acquire an IP Address.
TIP! Savant recommends assigning IP address on the local network using DHCP
reservations through the router. This allows all addressing to be managed in
one location, and protects against addressing issues in the event of a power
outage.
4. Once an IP Address is assigned by the router, the status LED on the front panel
will blink twice indicating it has been assigned an IP Address and is trying to
connect to the Savant System Host. See Blinks Twice in table above for reference.
HELPFUL INFORMATION!
A Solid Green Status LED indicates the Savant Host has a configuration on it that includes this shade controller and the shade controller
is currently communicating with the Host. This process is described later in this document. For now, the LED will Blink Twice.
If the IP Address of the controller is required (to troubleshooting or to verify DHCP reservation), the IP Address for the SSC-002485
can be discovered using the rpmEmbScanner utility in the Savant Application Manager on the SDE/MacBook. To open the utility, select
Launch > rpmEmbScanner from the menu bar of the Savant Application Manager (SAM).
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7. Provision the SHA-MGEIGCTRL shade controller
The SHA-MGEIGCTRL is a wired controller and does not need to be provisioned via SmartConnect. Follow the steps in section 7.1 below to connect the
shade controller to the network.
7.1. Add SHA-MGEIGCTRL Shade Controller to the Local Network
1. Connect an RJ-45 Cat 5e/6/7 between the Ethernet port on the shade
controller and the local network router or switch.
TE GND L H Vcc GND L H
Vcc
TE
Expansion
UP
A
DW
UP
B
DW UP
C
DW UP
D
DW
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F
DW
GND
LAN
LINK
ACT
T4 packet
TD packet
Service
Reset
RS-232 LAN
ON+
-
24V
1 2 3
H L GND
TD Bus
To SHA-PMOD5G
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14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
4 5 6
LAN Connection to
Router or Switch
1
2
24V DC
+
-
2. Wire the SHA-MGEIGCTRL to the SHA-PMOD5G as described in the
Shade Wiring and Installation Guide.
3. Once the controller is powered, it will go through startup diagnostics
and automatically acquire an IP Address.
TIP! Savant recommends that DHCP reservation be configured on
the router in the local network. Using this method sets a static IP
Address for each device ensuring the IP Addresses will not
change during a power outage.
4. Once an IP Address is assigned by the router, the Service LED on the
front panel will illuminate Solid Red indicating it has been assigned an
IP Address and is trying to connect to the Savant Pro System Host.
HELPFUL INFORMATION!
A Flashing Red Service LED indicates the shade controller is
currently communicating with the Host.
If the IP Address of the controller is required (to troubleshoot-
ing or to verify DHCP reservation), the IP Address needs to be
discovered using a Network Scanner.
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8. Blueprint Configuration (Adding Controllers)
This section describes how to add the shade controller and shade motor into a Racepoint Blueprint configuration.
8.1. Add Shade Controller
The process below is applicable for all controllers referenced in this guide.
1. Open Savant Application Manager (SAM) .
2. Through SAM, open a RacePoint Blueprint configuration.
3. Select Show Library from the Blueprint toolbar to open the
Components library.
4. Search for the desired shade controller:
SSC-W485 (wireless controller)
SSC-002485 (wired controller)
J Geiger Controller (SHA-MGEIGCTRL)
5. Drag the shade controller into either a shared equipment or user
zone.
HELPFUL INFORMATION! Placing a component in the Shared
Equipment zone ensures that it will be accessible from any zone
in the Savant Pro App. Placing a component in a user zone
limits its availability to that zone only.
6. In the window that opens, enter a unique name that describes the
component being added.
7. Select Create to add the controller.
8. Drag the shade controller from the component list to the layout
window.
9. Select Hide Library from the Blueprint toolbar to close the
component library.
10. Double-click the shade controller to open an Inspector window.
11. Enter the 16 character UID for the controller into the Savant UID
field.
TIP! The UID can be obtained from a sticker located on the
bottom of the controller, or can be copy and pasted from
the rpmEmbeddedScanner or Shade Manager window.
12. Close the Inspector.
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8.2. Add Shade Motor and Make Connections
To add a shade motor to a Blueprint configuration, do the following:
1. Open the Components library by selecting Show Library from the
Blueprint toolbar.
2. Search for the name of the desired shade controller into the search
bar.
3. Drag the shade into either a Shared Equipment or User zone.
HELPFUL INFORMATION! Placing a component in the Shared
Equipment zone ensures that it will be accessible from any zone
in the Savant Pro App. Placing a component in a user zone limits
its availability to that zone only.
4. In the window that opens, enter a unique name that describes the
component being added.
5. Select Create.
6. Drag the shade motor into the layout window.
7. Make the necessary connections in blueprint.
HELPFUL INFORMATION!
Each RS485 control port supports up to 15 shade motors.
Each controller can support up to 30 motors in total.
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9. Blueprint Configuration (Shade Manager)
The Shade manager in Blueprint (Tools > Savant Shades) is used to discover, configure, and integrate Savant Shades into a Savant System. From the shade
manager, the following can be achieved:
Discover each shade motor that is wired to the shade controller.
Label each shade motor.
Add each shade motor to a zone in the Blueprint configuration.
Change shade motor direction (standard or reverse).
Adjust upper and lower limits to shade travel.
Create Shade Groups and add motors to each group.
Adjust the speed that the shades travel.
Reset all data configured in the shade motors to factory default values.
9.1. Discover Shade Motors
With the shade controller added to Blueprint, the shade controller and shade motor can be discovered and configured.
1. Connect MacBook/SDE to the network that the shade controller is connected to.
2. From the Blueprint menu bar, select Tools > Savant Shades...
3. Select the Scan button from the Shade Manager window that opens. The Shade
Manager will scan the local network for all Savant Shade controllers.
IMPORTANT! For shade motors to be discovered, all components, including
motors and any shade power modules, must be installed and powered on.
Select Scan
3
4. Select the Stop button once the shade controller(s) have discovered.
IMPORTANT! Once the Shade Manager connects to the shade controller,
the status LED on the shade controller will switch to solid green indicating
Blueprint is now communicating with controller. During this time, the Host
is not able to communicate with the shade controller.
5. Select the Connect button and the shade controller will search for any shade
motors that are connected to that controller. Depending on the number of shade
groups and shade motors configured in the system, the scan can take up to 10
minutes or more.
Select Stop
Select Connect
to Scan for
Shade Motors
4
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6. Each shade motor discovered will appear under the controller’s port.
7. When the discovery process completed, verify all the shade motors wired to the
controller are listed. In the image to the right, only one shade motor is wired to
the controller.
TIP! Select the Wink button to pulse the shade motor. Winking gives a user a
way to identify the shade motor’s physical location.
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9.2. Configure Individual Motors
Each shade motor that was discovered must be configured following the steps outlined below:
Defining Motor Properties
1. Select one of the shade motors.
2. Enter a Name to identify the motor. The name is
automatically added to the Label field in the Shade Data
Table. This label will be used to identify the individual
shade motor within the Savant Pro App interface once
the completed configuration has been uploaded to the
Host.
3. Verify the Node ID labeled on the side of the shade
motor is displayed in the NodeID field. This value is
automatically populated.
HELPFUL! The Address (1) field in the Shade Data Table is
also automatically populated with the Node ID.
4. From the Savant Zone field, select the zone where the
shade is installed. If the motor was configured to a
specific User zone, only that zone is available. For all
zones to be available in the drop-down menu, the shade
motor should be in a Shared Equipment zone.
HELPFUL! Each time changes are made to either the
Name or Savant Zone fields, the updated data must
be synced to the data table. See section 9.4 below
for further details.
5. Select the Upper Limit disclosure triangle to expand this
field.
6. Select the Up
or Down button and verify the
shade moves in the correct direction.
Nudges the shade up or down approxi-
mately 1/16 inch.
Moves the shade up or down approxi-
mately 4 ½ inches.
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Set Shade Upper and Lower Limit
7. Using the Up buttons, set the upper limit of
shade travel.
IMPORTANT! Do not press these buttons in rapid
succession. Wait for the motor to stop before
pressing the buttons again.
8. Select Save Upper Limit button once the upper limit is
found.
9. Using the Down
buttons, set the lower limit of
shade travel.
10. Select Save Lower Limit button once the lower limit is
found. At this point the yellow circle beside the Upper/
Lower Limit field will change to a green circle with a
check. This indicates the upper and lower limits are
programmed into the shade motor.
11. Test the shade travel by selecting the Test Upper and Test
Lower Limit buttons.
Additional Motor Properties Information
Once the shade motor is working correctly, set any additional properties as required. Refer to the information below when configuring.
SSC-W485 and SSC-0022485 Controllers
Motor Direction
For SSC-002485 and SSC-W485 controllers,
modify the Motor Direction field from
Standard to Reverse if shade is traveling in
the wrong direction.
Up/Down Speed Controls the speed of the shade motor.
Slow Speed Controls how fast the shade motor slows
down.
App Software Info Lists the version of firmware installed in the shade motor. The Savant Support Team may require this information when
troubleshooting a problem. The last six characters identify the version of firmware.
Using the App Software Info number from image above (91424D450009):
The 45 is treated as a hex value so first convert the hex value 0x45 into ASCII = E.
Last four digits are treated as decimal so 00 09 is treated as 09.
Therefore, the firmware version is E09 for this example.
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Software Info Lists the shade motor software version installed in the shade motor. The Savant Support Team may require this information
when troubleshooting a problem.
Serial Number Serial number of the shade motor. The first six characters of the serial number are stamped on the shade as the Node ID.
Firmware Revision Lists the shade motor firmware version. The Savant Support Team may require this information when troubleshooting a
problem.
Factory Reset Resets the data stored in the shade motor to its factory default values. The reset can take up to 30 seconds and the motor may
pulse during the process. The following fields in the shade manager are reset when the Factory Reset button is selected:
Upper/Lower Limits
Motor Direction
Up/Down Speed
Shade Label.
HELPFUL INFORMATION
If motor seems to be behaving erratically and is not responding to control commands; the motor may need to be factory
reset.
Once reset, the colored circle
in the Upper/Lower Limit field will switch to yellow indicating the shade motor is
currently set to its factory default values.
SHA-MGEIGCTRL Controller
Shade Label The label or value entered into this
field is written to the firmware on the
shade motor. The label entered can be
used to keep track of shade motors in
the event the motors are changed or
swapped.
Soft Start The amount of time (in seconds) in which the motor moves slowly before accelerating to the Motor Speed.
Soft Stop The amount of time (in seconds) in which the motor moves slowly before stopping.
Obstacle Detection Disabled by default, this will stop the shade motor from rolling if the motor detects resistance. There are four levels.
Level 1: If the motor detects an obstruction while moving up, the motor movement stops.
Level 2: Obstructions detected when the motor is moving upwards and downwards will cause the motor to stop.
Level 3: (Obstructions detected when the motor is moving up will stop the motor, down will cause the motor to move upwards.
Level 4: Obstructions detected when the motor is moving up will cause the motor to move upwards, obstructions detected
downwards will cause it to stop.
Firmware Revision The firmware revision of the controller.
Hardware Revision The hardware revision of the controller.
Factory Reset This will restore the motor to factory defaults. Factory defaulting the unit will clear all settings and limits for the motor.
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