COOPER Controls Ineo WaveLinx Wallstation Instruction Manual

COOPER Controls Ineo WaveLinx Wallstation

Introduction

Welcome
The Ineo wallstation from Cooper Controls provides sleek appearance combined with complete control and flex-ibility. The adaptable design allows you to choose from a range of button combinations, which can be fitted and changed at any time. Where fitted, raise and lower buttons compliment the usual selection buttons to allow immediate changes to the intensity of any scene.
An optional infrared remote control allows similar func-tionality from anywhere within the room via the detec-tor built into the front panel of the Ineo wallstation. All control signals are transmitted to the source controller(s) using iCANnet connections.

Supplied parts

Dimensions

The Ineo wallstation is intended to fit into a single gang US style wall box with a minimum internal depth of 2 in. (51 mm). Wall boxes available from Cooper Controls.

Disassembling the wall station

1. On the underside of the front cover, beneath the lower buttons, locate the small central recess. Carefully in-sert a small implement (such as a pen or screwdriver) into the recess and lever the front cover gently away from the inner plate.
2. Unclip the front cover from the top of the inner plate.
3. Remove the two retaining screws located above and below the buttons and lift the inner plate away from the main body.
4. Store all removed parts safe from damage.

Fixing to a wall box

The Ineo wall station is intended to fit into a single gang US style wall box with a minimum internal depth of 2 in. (51 mm).
With the Ineo wall station disassembled (see opposite), use the two supplied long screws to secure the rear chas-sis plate to the wall box.

Control wiring

The Ineo wallstation uses iCANnet connections to en-sure reliable and responsive transfer of control signals between multiple devices.
Cable connections are made to a removable 5-way con-nector block located at the rear of the Ineo wallstation main body:

Cable type:

• Cooper LCCNP (Non Plenum)
  or Cooper LCCP (Plenum)
  or Belden1502R (Non Plenum)
  or 1502P (Plenum)

• Maximum cable length: 1000m/3200ft

• Devices per segment: 100 without a bridge

Termination

The ICANN link is a ‘daisy chain’ protocol that requires termination on the devices located at either end of the chain.

The Ineo wallstation is supplied with termination enabled as standard. If the Ineo wallstation is not connected as an end device in the chain, you need to disable termina-tion.
To disable termination, move the jumper from the upper two pins to the lower two pins, as shown here:

Changing buttons

The Ineo wallstation allows you to change the buttons in order to customize its appearance.

1. Remove the front cover and inner plate as discussed in ‘Disassembling the wallstation’.
2. Locate the four clips (two on each side) of the button frame. Carefully press in all four clips to disenage the button frame and pull the frame away from the main body.
3. You can now remove the buttons from the frame and replace them (and the frame), as necessary.
4. With the new buttons in place within the frame, align its clips with the four holes of the main body and press it into place so that all four clips click as they lock.

Reassembling the wall station

1. Place the inner plate onto the main body (noting the orientation arrow). With the plate in place, insert and lightly tighten the two retaining screws.
2. Attach the top edge of the front cover to the main body.
3. Angle the front cover down and press the lower part of it against the inner plate until it clicks into place.

Model numbers

Each model is specified using a part number in the following format:
CL S 1 T RL LB W IR T1

Ambient atmosphere requirements
Temperature 320F to 1040F (00C to +400C)
Humidity 0 to 95% non-condensing

Cooper Controls
Unit 4 Enterprise Center, Penshurst, Tonbridge, Kent, TN11 8BG, UK

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