odace S520100 Series Wireless Batteryless System User Manual

Wireless Batteryless System

User Manual

12/2021

S520120

DCL actuator Ø 80 mm

| S520121

DCL actuator Ø 120 mm

| S520122

Wall mount actuator Ø 80 mm

| S520192

Generic 10 A actuator

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S520104

Wall mount actuator Ø 80 mm

| S520114

Single WLBL switch

| S520191

WLBL entry/exit control

S520120K

Lighting Wireless Batteryless

| S520191

Generic Actuator 10 A Wireless Batteryless

Controls Wireless Batteryless

Single WLBL switch

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Double WLBL switch

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WLBL entry/exit control

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PLEASE NOTE

• The installation, maintenance and eventual replacement of this device must only be carried out by a qualified electrician.
• This device must not be repaired.
• All applicable local, regional and national regulations must be complied with during the installation, use, maintenance and replacement of this device.
• This device should not be installed if, when unpacking it, you observe that it is damaged.
• Schneider Electric cannot be held responsible in the event of noncompliance with the instructions in this document and in the documents to which it refers.
• The service instruction must be observed throughout the life time of this device.

NOTE

Install the control on a flat, clean surface.

1.1

PRINCIPLE OF ON/OFF, ENTRY/EXIT, AND SCENARIO GROUP CONTROLS

| ASSOCIATED ACTUATORS|
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DCL actuator Ø 80 mm

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DCL actuator Ø 120 mm

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Wall mount actuator Ø 80 mm

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Generic 10 A actuator

| ZONE OF OPERATION IN THE DWELLING

Single WLBL switch

| | | | | ALL ROOMS

**It is possible to pair up to 3 different entry/exit scenarios with the same actuator. In this case, the scenarios generated will be identical on the common actuators. ***

Double WLBL switch

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WLBL entry/exit control

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*: In this case, pair the entry scenario on the first entry/exit control. Then activate the entry scenario and pair the entry rocker plate on the second and/or third entry/exit scenario switch. Follow the same procedure for the exit scenario.

1.2

PAIRING A DCL OR GENERIC ACTUATOR TO A WIRELESS BATTERYLESS (WLBL)

CONTROL

1. Short press
2. 15 m max.
3. LED flashing
4. Press twice in quick succession
5. LED ON

NOTE

For the Generic Actuator, make sure that no cables are touching the PRESS button when the connection box is closed.

For pairing and unpairing procedure (frames 1, 1.1 and 1.2), please consider doing the same for the DCL lighting actuator.

1.2.1

CHECK THE RADIO COMMUNICATION BETWEEN THE ACTUATOR THE CONTROL AT ITS POINT OF INSTALLATION

1. 15 m max.
2. LED ON

1.2.2

UNPAIRING THE LIGHTING ACTUATOR

1. 15 m max.
2. Short press
3. LED flashing
4. Press twice in quick succession
5. LED ON

For the DCL lighting actuator, please consider doing the same procedure as illustrated by generic actuator.

1.2.3

PAIRING A DCL TO A WIRELESS BATTERYLESS (WLBL) CONTROL

1. 15 m max.
2. Short press
3. LED flashing
4. LED ON
5. Press twice in quick succession

1.3

PAIRING A ENTRY/EXIT SCENE

In order to pair ENTRY/EXIT scene, the actuator (DCL or generic actuator) needs to be paired with a toggle WLBL switch (or a wired control).

To set ENTRY scene, light needs to be tuned ON.
To set EXIT scene, light needs to be turned OFF.

Same procedure is done for the Lighting DCL actuator.

1. 15 m max.
2. Light is ON
3. Put actuator in pairing mode
4. Pair the IN scene with the actuator choosen.
5. Turn ON the light

1.4

SET THE EQUIPMENT CONNECTED TO THE LIGHTING/GENERIC ACTUATOR TO THE

DESIRED STATE VIA THE INDIVIDUAL CONTROL BEFORE PAIRING THE GROUP CONTROL

For a pairing with a lighting actuator (DCL or suspended ceiling) turn the circuit on or off as required using the individual control.
For a generic actuator, turn the connected equipment on or off using the individual control.

Pair or unpair the lighting actuators with the group control one at a time.
For pairing a group, please check section 2.4 and 3.7.

NOTE

• Pair the switch on the group control closest to the actuator concerned. Pairing must be done directly with the relevant actuator and never via the repeater function.
• If a range greater than 15 m is required, the repeater function of the actuator closest to the range limit must be activated.
• If the range is still not sufficient, it is possible to increase the range by enabling the repeater function of a second actuator and a third if necessary, according to the same for “Repeater Function”, please check section 2.5, for DCL Actuator, and 3.5, for Generic Actuator.
• The number of actuators in repeater mode must be limited to those strictly necessary so as not to cause a command transmission malfunction.

1.5

CONTROL MORE THAN ONE LAMP BY ENTRY/EXIT SCENE

Toggle SW has always priority over SCENE functions.
For instance, it means that a toggle switch can turn off a lamp paired to an ENTRY scene or turn on a lamp paired to an EXIT scene.

For further information related to the procedure of how to set a scene, please, check section 2.8 for DCL, and 3.6, for Generic Actuator.

1. ENTRY/EXIT Programming
2. 15 m max.

1.6

INSTALLING THE CONTROL USING SCREWS

1.6.1

INSTALLING THE CONTROL USING THE DOUBLE-SIDED ADHESIVE DISC

1.6.2

INSTALLING THE CONTROL ON A FLUSH MOUNTING BOX

The fixing screws must be aligned vertically with the flush mounting box.

Lighting Wireless Batteryless

DCL actuator Ø 80 mm

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DCL actuator Ø 120 mm

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Wall mount actuator Ø 80 mm

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Single WLBL switch

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Double WLBL switch

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WLBL entry/exit control

PLEASE NOTE

• The installation, maintenance and eventual replacement of this device must only be carried out by a qualified electrician.
• This device must not be repaired.
• All applicable local, regional and national regulations must be complied with during the installation, use, maintenance and replacement of this device.
• This device should not be installed if, when unpacking it, you observe that it is damaged.
• Schneider Electric cannot be held responsible in the event of noncompliance with the instructions in this document and in the documents to which it refers.
• The service instruction must be observed throughout the life time of this device.

WARNING

RISK OF INJURY

• Follow the wire stripping specifications on the Device for Connection of Luminaires (DCL).
• The protective plastic film must be removed before turning on.
• Respect the maximum load of 6 A.

Failure to follow these instructions can result in death, serious injury, or equipment damage.

NOTE

• Install the control on a flat, clean surface.
• Install two Device for Connection of Luminaires (DCLs) at least one meter apart.
• Install the DCLs actuators at least 50 cm away from a WiFi transmitter.
• Install a non-metallic luminaire to ensure communication between the DCLs actuators and the control.
• Install the control at a maximum distance of 15 m without obstacles.
• Do not use a spray to clean the DCLs actuators.
• It is possible to pair up to 10 controls to the same actuator and up to 3 ENTRY scenes and 3 EXIT scenes to the same DCL actuator.
• Find additional information regarding the Wireless Batteryless (WLBL) switches in Chapter 1.

DANGER

HAZARD OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, EXPLOSION, OR ELECTRIC ARC

• Live equipment must be installed by qualified personnel.
• Before starting any operation on this equipment (test, maintenance, upstream or downstream connection, etc.), disconnect all power sources and ensure that the circuit breaker is in the open position. Check this using an absence of voltage tester.
• Protect the power circuit with a 10 A circuit breaker.
• Respect the integrity of the Device for Connection of Luminaires (DCL) and the control (do not drill or cut).
• Use only the fixing accessories provided with the DCL and the control.
• Use a safe system for working at height.

Failure to follow these instructions will result in death or serious injury.

2.1

WIRING THE DCL ACTUATOR

N = Neutral: – = Protective earth: – L = Phase:

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1,5 mm²| 2,5 mm² max.| 10 mm

*r : rigid wires only

2.2

INSTALLING THE DCL ACTUATOR IN THE CEILING

2.2.1

INSTALLING THE WALL MOUNT ACTUATOR ON THE WALL

2.2.2

PAINT THE CEILING OR WALL BEFORE REMOVING THE PLASTIC FILM

2.3

TURN THE DCL ON AND CHECK THAT THE LED IS FLASHING TO CONFIRM THAT IT

IS PROPERLY CONNECTED

1. Turn on
2. LED flashing
3. 10 mn max.

DCL already paired
      DCL to be paired

2.3.1

CHECK THE RADIO COMMUNICATION BETWEEN THE DCL ACTUATOR AND THE CONTROL AT ITS POINT OF INSTALLATION

1. 15 m max.
2. LED ON

2.3.2

UNPAIRING THE ACTUATOR FROM THE CONTROL

1. Short press
2. 15 m max.
3. Press twice in quick succession
4. LED flashing
5. LED ON

2.4

PAIRING A GROUP OF DCL ACTUATORS AT ONCE (3 MAX.) WITH A SINGLE TOGGLE

CONTROL

(1) Short press to activate pairing mode on Actuator A and B

1. LED Flashing

(2) Actuator A and B will be syncronized.

1. Yellow LED ON

(3) Paire a group with a toggle WLBL

1. 15 m max.
2. Press twice in quick succession

2.5

ENABLING THE DCL REPEATER FUNCTION

1. Range = 15 m
2. DCL A : Repeater function to be activated
3. Range = 10 m
4. DCL B : to be paired with the switch

2.5.1

ENABLING AND DISABLING THE DCL ACTUATOR REPEATER FUNCTION

Before enable the repeater function on Actuator A, pair Actuator B for light control follow steps of frame 2.3.1 and position it respecting the distance between actuators A and B, see frame 2.5.

1. Short press to activate pairing mode

2. LED flashing

3. Press and hold for 5 s

4. Enabled: Green LED

5. Disabled: Yellow LED

(4b) Actuator is ready to be paired again to a wireless batteryless control

2.6

INSTALLATION AND USE OF ENTRY/EXIT

The ENTRY/EXIT switch is supposed to be installed at the entrance to the dwelling, as it can set a scene for when the user is inside or outside home through the controlling of more than one light already paired with a toggle switch.
For further information related to its function and the procedure of how to set a scene, please consult the section “1.3”.

2.7

TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE INSTALLED PRODUCTS ACCORDING TO

RECOMMENDATIONS

DCL

□ Nominal voltage| 230 VAC
+ or – 15%
□ Frequency| 50 Hz
□ Standby consumption| ≤ 0.5 VA
□ Maximum current| 6 A
□ Light source compatibility|

Incandescent lamp and halogen lamp 230 VAC

| 1300 W

Compact fluorescent lamp

| 200 W

LED lamp

| 100 W
DCL and control

□ Operating temperature| 5 °C – 45 °C
□ Pollution level| 2
□ Relative humidity| 100% with condensation
□ IP rating| 20
(44 with cover plate)
□ IK rating| 04
□ Devices using radio communication (ISM frequency band| 2.4 GHz
□ Equivalent isotropic radiated power (EIRP)| 0 dBm

2.8

DIAGNOSING THE STATE OF THE DCL

range, enable the repeater function on a closer DCL (See step 5.1)
The DCL is not powered| Check the circuit breaker and the connection to the DCL terminals
The control is faulty| Check the operation of the control by pairing it with another DCL
The DCL is faulty| Contact Schneider Electric support
The LED has a steady red light| The DCL is faulty| Contact Schneider Electric support
The LED is flashing red| The DCL is not paired| Pair the desired control
I can’t pair my control| Diagnostics| Action
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The LED flashes red for 2 s when the control is activated| The maximum number of controls have been paired| Remove any unnecessary controls to ensure a maximum of 10 switches per DCL
The type of control used is not compatible| Check that your control is a lighting control

Note on how lighting actuators are operated in a group:
1. Non-simultaneous on/off of lighting actuators may be observed: this is not a malfunction, it is a function of the signal processing time.
2) 2 successive commands transmitted too quickly (interval < 0.5 s **between 2 commands) can unsynchronize a DCL in the group. In this case, synchronization will be operational again on the next command.
If the fault persists, unpair the DCL from all controls by pressing DCL button over 10 s.**

Generic Actuator 10 A Wireless Batteryless

Generic 10 A actuator

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Single WLBL switch

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Double WLBL switch

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WLBL entry/exit control

PLEASE NOTE

• The installation, maintenance and eventual replacement of this device must only be carried out by a qualified electrician.
• This device must not be repaired.
• All applicable local, regional and national regulations must be complied with during the installation, use, maintenance and replacement of this device.
• This device should not be installed if, when unpacking it, you observe that it is damaged.
• Schneider Electric cannot be held responsible in the event of noncompliance with the instructions in this document and in the documents to which it refers.
• The service instruction must be observed throughout the life time of this device.

DANGER

HAZARD OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, EXPLOSION, OR ELECTRIC ARC

• Live equipment must be installed by qualified personnel.
• Before starting any operation on this equipment (test, maintenance, upstream or downstream connection, etc.), disconnect all power sources and ensure that the circuit breaker is in the open position. Check this using an absence of voltage tester.
• Protect the power circuit with a circuit breaker of a suitable size.
• Avoid direct contact with live parts.
• Use a safe system for working at height.

Failure to follow these instructions will result in death or serious injury.

NOTE

• Install the control on a flat, clean surface.
• Install the actuator at least 50 cm away from a WiFi transmitter.
• Install the control at a maximum distance of 15 m without obstacles.
• Do not use a spray to clean the control.
• It is possible to pair up to 10 controls to the same actuator and up to 3 IN scene and 3 OUT scene to the same actuator.
• Find additional information regarding the Wireless Batteryless (WLBL) switches in Chapter 1.

In this chapter, you will find out some important remarks of toggle switches and ENTRY/EXIT switch, that you may need to know before following the steps on frames 3.6 and 3.7.

3.1

CONNECT THE GENERIC ACTUATOR TO THE LIGHTING LOAD.

Note: maximum load characteristics for lighting: resistive: 2200 W; LED or compact fluorescent: 100 W.

N=Neutral:
L=Phase:

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1,5 mm²

| 6 mm
(rigid)
WARNING

FIRE HAZARD

• The circuit must be protected by a 10 A protection device.
• For outdoor installation, the actuator must be installed in a waterproof connection box.

Failure to follow these instructions can result in death, serious injury, or equipment damage.

3.2

FOR WIRED RADIO CONTROL INSTALLATION: CONNECT THE WIRED  CONTROL FIRST

N=Neutral:
L=Phase:

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1,5 mm²

| 6 mm
(rigid)

The generic actuator is compatible with any type of wired command control (bistable and pulse switches).

3.3

TURN THE ACTUATOR ON AND CHECK THAT THE LED IS FLASHING TO CONFIRM

THAT IT IS PROPERLY CONNECTED

(1) Turn on

Actuator already paired      Actuator to be
with at least one control.    paired.

3.4

PAIRING THE ACTUATOR WITH A WIRELESS BATTERYLESS CONTROL

NOTE

Make sure that no cables are touching the PRESS button when the connection box is closed.

1. 15 m max.
2. Short press
3. LED flashing
4. Press twice in quick succession
5. LED ON

3.4.1

CHECK THE RADIO COMMUNICATION BETWEEN THE ACUATOR AND THE CONTROL AT ITS POINT OF INSTALLATION

1. 15 m max.
2. LED ON

3.4.2

UNPAIRING THE ACTUATOR FROM A WIRELESS BATTERYLESS CONTROL

1. 15 m max.
2. Short press
3. LED flashing
4. Press twice in quick succession
5. LED ON

3.5

ACTUATOR REPEATER FUNCTION PRINCIPLE

1. Range = 15 m

2. Range = 10 m

3. ACTUATOR A:
   Repeater function to be activated

4. Actuator B:
   to be paired with actuator A

5. Total range = 25 m

  A DCL actuator (S520120-21) or wall mouting actuator (S520122) also can be used as a repeator.

3.5.1

ENABLING AND DISABLING THE ACTUATOR REPEATER FUNCTION

Before enable the repeater function on Actuator A, pair Actuator B for light control follow steps of frame 3.3.1 and position it respecting the distance between actuators A and B, see frame 3.5.

1. Short press to activate pairing mode

2. LED flashing

3. Press and hold for 5 s

4. Enabled: Green LED

5. Disabled: Yellow LED

(4b) Actuator is ready to be paired again to a wireless batteryless control

3.6

ENTRY/EXIT SWITCH

Before performing step 3.6.1, Please, check section 1.3.

3.6.1

CONTROL MORE THAN ONE LAMP AT ONCE BY AN ENTRY/EXIT SWITCH

(1) Short press to activate pairing mode on Actuator A

1. 15 m max.
2. LED flashing
3. Select a function and press twice in quick succession.
   To set EXIT scene, lamp should be on OFF state.

(2) Pair the Actuator B to the function previous selected for A

1. LED ON
2. 15 m max.
3. Repeat step (1) and (2) for ENTRY scene
4. Press twice in quick succession

To set an ENTRY Scene, lamp should be on ON state

(3) Check if actuators state change as per paired scene (ENTRY OR EXIT).

1. 15 m max.

3.7

PAIRING A GROUP OF ACTUATORS AT ONCE (3 MAX.) WITH A SINGLE TOGGLE

CONTROL

(1) Short press to activate pairing mode on Actuator A and B

1. LED flashing

(2) Actuator A and B will be syncronized.

1. Yellow LED ON

(3) Paire a group with a toggle WLBL

1. 15 m max.
2. Press twice in quick succession

3.8

TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS

ACTUATOR

Power supply| 230 VAC – 50 Hz
Switching capacity| 230 VAC – 10 A
Intrinsic consumption| < 1 W
Frequency band| 2.4 GHz
Maximum radio power| + 3 dBm
Signal range| 15 m free space /
25 m if repeater function
Operating temperature| -20 °C to +60 °C
Maximum number of paired controls/actuators| 10 controls
Dimensions| 40 mm (W) x 44 mm (L) x 16.9 mm (H)
Weight| 34 g
Number of cycles| 100,000

3.9

DIAGNOSING THE STATE OF THE ACTUATOR

Observation 1

The control does not change the state of the equipment connected to the actuator

position

Action 1

A) Check that the circuit breaker protecting the circuit is in the on position.
B) Check that the front of the actuator (face with the terminals) is positioned so that it is visible to optimize radio reception.
C) Temporarily connect a wired control to the actuator and activate the control.

Observation 2

If the equipment is working again, the wireless batteryless control is not functioning and needs to be replaced

Action 2

The load still does not work after the radio control has been replaced. Disconnect the actuator and temporarily connect the equipment to a wired control.

Action 3

If the equipment works again, the actuator must be replaced.

If the equipment still does not work, diagnose the equipment itself.

The CE marking on the products and/or their packaging signifies that Schneider Electric holds the reference technical file available to the European Union authorities.

This product is electrical and electronic equipment. It falls within the scope of the European WEEE Directive 2012/19/EU. In Europe, this product must be disposed of according to a specific waste collection system and should never be discarded in household waste.

Schneider Electric Industries hereby declares that the wireless batteryless controls and associated receivers comply with the requirements and other appropriate provisions of the radio equipment directive 2014/53/EU (RED).

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