namron SR-ZV9040A V2 Micro Smart Dimmer Instruction Manual

namron SR-ZV9040A V2 Micro Smart Dimmer Instruction Manual

NAMRON Z-WAVE DIMMER 2 400W

Important: Read All Instructions Prior to Installation

Function introduction

Product Data

Compatible Load Types

Safety & Warnings

• DO NOT install with power applied to
• DO NOT expose the device to

Quick Start

How to install:

• Step 1: power on the Z-Wave Micro Smart
• Step 2: activate inclusion mode on your Z-Wave

Step 3: activate inclusion mode of the dimmer by triple press the action button on the dimmer. The dimmer will be included to Z-Wave network.

Product Description

The micro smart dimmer is a Z-Wave device designed to work with various types of light sources. It may be connected to two-wire or three-wire configuration so it can operate with or without neutral lead. The dimmer can switch or dim connected light source either through Z-Wave devices or through the wall switch connected directly to it. The smart dimmer is equipped with an algorithm of smart light source detection which makes configuration easier and ensures high compatibility of the device. It may be used as a switch with nondimmable light sources (in 3-wire connection).

Main Features:

• Compatible with any Z-Wave or Z-Wave+ Controller,
• Controlled by Sunricher EasyHome or any other Z-Wave controller,
• Advanced microprocessor control,
• Implemented algorithm of smart light source detection,
• Auto-adjustment of the appropriate control mode to connected load,
• Active power and energy metering functionality,
• Soft start function,
• Memory of the last lighting level settings,
• Works with various types of switches – momentary, toggle, three-way, etc.
• Active element: semiconductor electronic switch,
• To be installed in wall switch boxes of dimensions allowing for installation, conforming to provisions of applicable regulations,
• The Bypass is an extension unit.

As a dimmer it operates under the following loads:

• Conventional incandescent and HV halogen light sources
• ELV halogen lamps and dimmable LED bulbs (with electronic transformers)
• MLV halogen lamps (with ferromagnetic transformers)
• Dimmable LED bulbs
• Dimmable compact fluorescent CFL tube lamps
• Supported dimmable light sources (power factor > 0.5) with minimal power of 3W using the Bypass (depending on the type of load)

Without dimming function it may work with:

• Compact fluorescent CFL tube lamps with electronic ballast
• Fluorescent tube lamps with electronic ballast
• LED bulbs (power factor > 0.7)
• Supported light sources (power factor > 0.5) with minimal power of 3VA using the Bypass (depending on the type of load)

The micro smart dimmer uses different operating modes to control

following types of loads:

• Trailing edge” for resistive loads
• Trailing edge” for capacitive loads
• Leading edge” for inductive loads

Installation Guide

Please read carefully the enclosed user manual before installation of the in- wall dimmer, in order to ensure an error-free functioning.

Minimum Brightness & Startup Brightness Setting Button

1. Set minimum brightness: press and hold down the button for 3 seconds, when current brightness value is 1%-50%, it will be set as minimum brightness. When current brightness value is 0% or over 50%, previously set minimum brightness will be
2. Set startup brightness: short press the button twice, when current brightness value is 1%-99%, it will be set as startup When current brightness value is 0%, previously set startup brightness will be deleted.

ATTENTION: Prior to the assembly of the product, the voltage network has to be switched OFF and ensured against re-switching.

Inclusion (adding to a Z-Wave network)

1. Set primary controller/gateway into inclusion mode (Please refer to your primary controller’s manual on how to turn your controller into inclusion).
2. Power on the in-wall dimmer and set it into inclusion mode. There are two methods to set the in-wall dimmer into inclusion mode:

1)Repower on the dimmer, it will be set into inclusion mode automatically, and waiting to be included. 2)Triple press the action button on the dimmer, it will set the dimmer into inclusion mode.
The connected light will stay solid on for 3 seconds to indicate successful inclusion.

Exclusion (removing from a Z-Wave network)

There are two exclusion methods:

Method 1: Exclusion from the primary controller/gateway as follows:

1. Set the primary controller/gateway into exclusion mode (Please refer to your primary controllers manual on how to set your controller into exclusion).
2. Triple press the action button, the dimmer will be set to exclusion mode, and waiting to be excluded, then the dimmer will be excluded from the

Method 2: Factory reset the dimmer will force it to be excluded from a network. (please refer to the part “Factory Reset” of this manual)

Note: Factory reset is not recommended for exclusion, please use this procedure only if the primary controller/gateway is missing or otherwise inoperable.

Factory Reset

Press and hold down the action button for over 10 seconds, the dimmer will be reset to factory defaults, the load brightness will be restored to 50% and will flash slowly.

Association

Z-Wave devices control other Z-Wave devices. The relationship between one device controlling another device is called association. In order to control a different device, the controlling device needs to maintain a list of devices that will receive controlling commands. These lists are called association groups and they are always related to certain events (e.g. button pressed). In case the event happens all devices stored in the respective association group will receive a common wireless command.

Association Groups:

Association

Groups

| Group

Name

| Max

Nodes

| Description
---|---|---|---

Group 1

| ****

Lifeline

| ****

5

| 1.   When press and hold down “Reset” button for 10S to reset the dimmer, send “Device Reset Locally Notification CC” to associated devices of this group to report factory reset information.

2.   When load state changes, send “Basic Report CC” to associated devices of this group.

3.  When a load over current is detected, send “Over-current detected” to Lifeline.

4.  When a mains voltage drop is detected, send “Voltage drop/drift” to Lifeline.

5.  When over temperature is detected, send “Emergency shutoff status” to Lifeline.

Set and unset associations:

(Note: All association information will be cleared automatically once the dimmer is excluded from a network.) Set association by operating primary controller/gateway to send packets to the dimmer:
The primary controller/gateway sends packets to the dimmer using “Command Class ASSOCIATION”

Operating the device

Short press the action button on the dimmer to switch ON/OFF the load.

Node Information Frame

The Node Information Frame is the business card of a Z-Wave device. It contains information about the device type and the technical capabilities. The inclusion and exclusion of the device is confirmed by sending out a Node Information
Frame. Beside this it may be needed for certain network operations to send out a Node Information Frame.
How to send out Node Information Frame:
When the dimmer is set to inclusion/exclusion mode again, it will send out Node Information Frame, there are 2 kinds of operation as follows:

1. triple press the action button, the dimmer will be set to inclusion/exclusion mode, then send out Node Information Frame.
2. When the dimmer is under inclusion mode, there are two kinds of operation:

1. Triple press inclusion/exclusion button, the dimmer will be set to inclusion mode again, and send out Node Information Frame.
2. Power off and power on the dimmer, it will be set to inclusion mode automatically, and send out Node Information Frame.

Technical Data

SUPPORTED COMMAND CLASS

Notification Command Class

Voltage drop/dri
The dimmer supports Voltage drop/drift, when a mains voltage drop is detected, the dimmer will send out
Voltage drop/drift to Lifeline.

Over-current detected

The dimmer supports Over-current detected, when over current of the load is detected(current over 2.1A continuously for over 20 seconds), the dimmer will send out Over-current detected to Lifeline.

Emergency shutoff

The dimmer supports Emergency shutoff, when inside temperature is over 90℃ and detected by the built-in thermistance, the dimmer will send out Emergency shutoff status to Lifeline.

Configuration Command Class

2

| ****

1

| Info: Saving load state before power failure 0 － shutoff load

1 － turn on load

2 － save load state before power failure

| ****

2

3

| ****

1

| Info: Enable/disable to send the basic report to the Lifeline when the load state changed（When value set as 1, repower on the dimmer, it will send Basic report

automatically）

0 － Disable to send Basic report 1 － Enable to send Basic report

| ****

1

4

| ****

1

| ****

Default fade time (unit is second, this value has the same function as Duration of Multilevel)

Valid value: 0~127

| ****

1

Value| Description
0x00| Instantly
0x01..0x7F| 1 second (0x01) to 127 seconds (0x7F) in 1 second resolution.

5

| ****

1

| Setting minimum brightness value

Valid value: 0~50, the bigger the value is, the higher the load’s minimum brightness is

| ****

15

6| 1| Setting maximum brightness value Valid value: 0~100| 100

7

| ****

1

| Choose MOSFET driving type 0 – trailing edge

1 – leading edge

| ****

0

8

| ****

1

| External switch type

0 – Push button switch 1 – normal on/off switch 2 – 3-way switch

| ****

0

9

| ****

1

| Added to and removed from a network through external switch (when enables this function, triple press the external switch within 1.5 seconds to be added to or removed from a network)

0 – disable

1 – enable

| ****

1

---|---|---|---
11

( read only)

| ****

1

| Wiring type 0 – unknown

1 – 2 Wire With No Neutral 2 – 3 Wire With Neutral

| ****

0

12

( read only)

| ****

1

| Load type

0 – unknown

1 – resistive

2 – inductive

3 – capacitive

| ****

0

13

| ****

1

| Enable/disable over current protection (over 2.1A for 20 seconds continuously)

0 – disable

1 – enable

| ****

1

14

| ****

2

| Power automatic report absolute threshold, unit is W When power changes above the absolute threshold, immediately report current power value| ****

10

15

| ****

1

| Power automatic report percentage threshold, unit is % When power changes above the percentage threshold, immediately report current power value| ****

20

21

| ****

4

| Power metering automatic report time cycle, unit is second Valid time cycle value: 5~2678400, when set as 0, report function disabled| 600

( 10 minutes)

22

| ****

4

| Energy metering automatic report time cycle, unit is second Valid time cycle value: 5~2678400, when set as 0, report function disabled| 1800

( 30 minutes)

23

| ****

4

| Voltage metering automatic report time cycle, unit is second Valid time cycle value: 5~2678400, when set as 0, report function disabled| ****

3600

24

| ****

4

| Current metering automatic report time cycle, unit is second Valid time cycle value: 5~2678400, when set as 0, report function disabled| ****

3600

31

| ****

1

| Setting dimming curve 0 – linear dimming

1 – logarithmic dimming

| ****

0

32

| ****

1

| Setting startup brightness of the load

Valid value: 0~99

Note: every time when turn on the load from OFF status, if the target brightness is lower than the startup brightness, the brightness will first go to the startup brightness value then

fall down to the target brightness

| ****

0

|

Inductive loads

Ferromagnetic transformers

|

20-200W @ 230V

20-100W @ 110V

---|---|---

Wiring Diagram

Notes for the diagrams:

L – terminal for live lead
N – terminal for neutral lead
Out – output terminal of the dimmer (controlling connected light source)
S1 – terminal for switch (has the option of entering the device in inclusion/exclusion mode)
COM – terminal for grounding to the switch connected to the dimmer

(1) 2-Wire Connection With No Neutral Lead

NOTE: Switch connected to the S1 terminal activates the basic functionality of the dimmer (turning the light on/off, dimming).
The Bypass is a device designed to work with the micro smart dimmer. It should be used in case of connecting
LED bulbs or energy saving compact fluorescent lamps. The Bypass prevents flickering of the LED lights and glowing of the turned off compact fluorescent lamps. In the case of 2-wire connection, the Bypass allows to reduce minimum power of load required by the dimmer for correct operation. The Bypass provides powering of the dimmer in case of controlling the low loads of minimum power down to 3W (for cos>0.5). (2) 3-Wire Connection With Neutral Lead.

NOTE: Switch connected to the S1 terminal activates the basic functionality of the dimmer (turning the light on/off, dimming).

(3) 3-Way Switch Connection

(4) Multiple Momentary or Push Switches Connection

This phase dimmer adopts leading edge dimming (forward phase control) or trailing edge dimming (reverse phase control), two versions are available for choosing, factory default version is trailing edge. Please make sure the connected loads support the control type you choose. Please refer to the user manual of the load or consult the supplier of the load.

NOTE:

1. The max. allowed inrush current of this dimmer is cold start 75A, when connecting LED drivers or LED luminaries in parallel, please make sure that the total inrush current of the
   parallel connected drivers or luminaries do not exceed the max. allowed inrush current of this dimmer.
2. The recommended number of parallel connected drivers or luminaries shall not be more than 10, otherwise the dimmer may be damaged due to the high inrush current at the moment of starting.

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