COOPER CLSW2S-RL-W Wave Linx PRO Wallstation User Guide

COOPER CLSW2S-RL-W Wave Linx PRO Wallstation User Guide

WARNING

IMPORTANT: Read carefully before installing product. Retain for future reference

Risk of Fire, Electrical Shock, Cuts or other Casualty HazardsInstallation and maintenance of this product must be performed by a qualified electrician. This product must be installed in accordance with the applicable installation code by a person familiar with the construction and operation of the product and hazards involved.
  For continued protection against shock hazard  replace all covers and guards after field wiring is completed.
Risk of Fire and Electric Shock – Before installing or performing any service, the power MUST be turned OFF. All installations should be in compliance with the National Electric Code and all state local codes.
Risk of Burn- Disconnect power and allow product to cool before handling or servicing.
Risk of Personal Injury- Due to sharp edges, handle with care.
Failure to comply with these instructions may result in death, serious bodily injury and property damage.

DISCLAIMER OF LIABILITY: Cooper LIghting Solutions assumes no liability for damages or losses of any kind that may arise from the improper, careless, or negligent installation, handling or use of this product.
NOTICE : Product may become damaged and/or unstable if not installed properly.
Note : Specifications and dimensions subject to change without notice.
ATTENTION Receiving Department: Note actual product description of any shortage or noticeable damage on delivery receipt. File claim for common carrier (LTL) directly with carrier. Claims for concealed damage must be filed within 15 days of delivery. All damaged material, complete with original packing must be retained.

NOTICE: Designed for indoor installation and use only.

General Information

Overview

The WaveLinx PRO Wallstation is an integral part of the WaveLinx Connected Lighting System and is available in several small and large button configurations as well as various colors. These Wallstations are mains powered and are fully configurable to provide wireless local and multi-level control of the lighting in each area via its host WaveLinx Area Controller (WAC). The Wallstations operate on a mesh wireless network based on IEEE 802.15.4 standards.
The Wallstation mounts in a standard wallbox and includes a decorator style color matching wallplate. Each button may be pre-configured to control a lighting scene for an area and each buton’s functionality can be modified using the WaveLinx Mobile Application.
The Wallstation is a multi-scene, single area dimming Wallstation which provides customized light level for each area.
The Wallstation provides default sequence of operations including 50% light level, scene light levels between 30-70% as well as 100% and full off. Many of the available configurations also include scene raise/ lower buttons to allow further manual adjustment of the light levels
The intended use of the WaveLinx PRO Wallstation is for commercial lighting and control integration as part of the WaveLinx Connected Lighting (WCL) system. Listed below are a few operating notes related to the wallstation.

The Wallstation design configurations supports up to:

• Seven buttons
• Six scene controls
• ON/OFF and Raise/Lower

Note: When ON/OFF and Raise/Lower are active, only four scene controls are present.

• Each is powered by an internal universal 120-277 VAC (+/- 10%) input power supply with line, neutral, and ground.
• The WaveLinx PRO Wallstation alone does not support any load switching. A WaveLinx Area Controller (WAC) is required with this accessory for full functionality.

WaveLinx PRO Wallstation
Supplied Parts

Designed for installation into a standard single gang wiring box, each Wallstation is installed in the same manner as an ordinary wall switch per the diagram below.
Note: Before installing the unit in the junction box, please wire the wall station per the instructions listed in the “Wiring Diagram” section.

Specifications

Technology: Wireless Wallstation for Lighting and Scene control based on IEEE 802.15.4. Compatible only with WaveLinx Lighting Wireless Systems.

Power| Input power:120VAC 10.0 mA 50/60 Hz277VAC 7.0 mA 50/60 HzConnections: Line, Neutral, Ground
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Indicators| Button LEDs White (1 per scene button)LED functionality

• Indication of wireless network join request
• Indication of wireless network connection•  Scene indication of operations

ButtonConfiguration| Large buttons 1-3Small buttons 2,4,5,6
Installation| Standard decorator opening
Size| 4.75″H x 3.25″W x 1.25”D(121mm x 83mm x 32mm)
Environmental Specifications| Operating Temperature Range: 32°F to 113°F (0°C to 45°C)Storage Temperature Range: 32°F to 167°F ( 0°C to 75°C)Relative Humidity: 5% to 95% non- condensing, for indoor use only
Standards| Listings: ULus Certified, FCCMeets latest ASHRAE Standard90.1 requirementsMeets latest IECC requirementsMeets latest CEC Title 24 requirements
Wireless Specifications| Radio 2.4GHz Standard IEEE 802.15.4Transmitter Power

• 7dBm Configuration type Router, End Point 150ft (50m) LOS (see note)2 interior walls standard construction150 devices per WAC (100 best practice)

Note: Use of a metal wallstation faceplate will result in reduced wireless range.

Wallstation Dimensions

The WaveLinx PRO Wallstation is intended to fit into a single gang wall box with a minimum internal depth of 2 inches (51 mm).

AC Wiring

1. Make sure power is turned OFF at the branch circuit breaker.
2. Wire units as shown per the “Wiring Diagram” section.
3. Mount the unit to wall box.
4. All installations should comply with the National Electrical Code and all state and local codes.
5. Turn power back ON at the branch circuit breaker and wait for the unit to stabilize. 

Wallstation Installation

1. The WaveLinx PRO Wallstation is intended to fit into a single gang wall box with a minimum internal depth of 2 in. (51mm). With the front cover removed, use the two supplied long screws to secure the rear chassis plate to the wall box.

2.  Store all removed parts in a safe place to prevent loss or damage.
   

3. Use the two retaining screws located above and below the buttons and attach the inner plate to the main body.

4. Clip the front cover to the top of the inner plate and press the bottom of the front cover to snap into place.

Changing buttons
The WaveLinx PRO Wallstation allows customization of the appearance of the buttons.

1. Remove the front cover and inner plate as discussed in the previous section.

2. Locate the four clips (two on each side) of the button frame. Carefully press in all four clips to disengage the button frame and pull the frame away from the main body.

3. Buttons can now be removed from the frame and new buttons installed.
   

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.

5. If the button configuration has changed, update the wallstation configuration using the WaveLinx Mobile Application.
   

Out of the Box functionality Default Scenes Values

• The Wallstation will search for WaveLinx PRO wireless networks to join for 30 minutes upon initial power up and after a power cycle.
• Button press will also initiate a search for WaveLinx PRO wireless networks. The LED will blink (Slow Blink) while searching.
• If no response from WaveLinx Area Controller, upon Button press LED will fast blink for 5 seconds.

Wireless setup

1. Upon power up, the Wallstation will search for WaveLinx PRO wireless network.
2. If not joined, press any button to force the Wallstation to search for a WaveLinx PRO wireless network.

The Wallstation will not have control functionality until it has paired or joined with the WaveLinx Area Controller (WAC).When a Wallstation successfullyl joins a WaveLinx Area Controller, the Wallstation blinks all LED indicatiors:

• Providing visual indication of which Wallstations have joined the WaveLinx system.
• Allowing documentation of which Wallstations did not blink and join the WaveLinx system to facilitate any required troubleshooting.
• The following chart describes the default button settings for a Wallstation after it has joined in the default area.

Toggle Scene (scene 0/ Scen 1) Raise/Lower Current Area
2 Button large wallstation| W2L-x| Button#1: Scene 1Button#2: Scene 0
2 Button large wallstation, with RL| W2L-RL-x| Button#1: Scene 3Button#2: Scene 1ON/OFF: Toggle Scene (Scene 0/ Scene1) Raise / Lower: Raise / Lower Current Area
3 Button large wallstation Ivory, Unit pack label| W3L-x| Button#1: Scene 3Button#2: Scene 1Button#3: Scene 0
2 Button small wallstation, Ivory, Unit pack label| W2S-x| Button#1: Scene 1Button#2: Scene 0
2 Button small wallstation, with RL| W2S-RL-x| Button#1: Scene 3Button#2: Scene 1ON/OFF: Toggle Scene (Scene 0/ Scene1) Raise / Lower: Raise / Lower Current Area

Default Scenes Values

4 Button small wallstation| W4S-x| Button#1: Scene 3Button#2: Scene 1Button#3: Scene 4Button#4: Scene 0
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4 Button small wallstation with RL| W4S-RL-x| Button#1: Scene 3Button#2: Scene 1Button#3: Scene 2Button#4: Scene 4ON/OFF: Toggle Scene (Scene 0/ Scene1) Raise / Lower: Raise / Lower Current Area
5 Button small wallstation| W5S-x| Button#1: Scene 3Button#2: Scene 1Button#3: Scene 2Button#4: Scene 4Button#5: Scene 0
6 Button small wallstation| W6S-x| Button#1: Scene 3Button#2: Scene 1Button#3: Scene 2Button#4: Scene 4Button#5: Scene 5Button#6: Scene 0
Scene| Default Engraving| Dimmable Light Zone (Level)| ON / OFF Zone| Receptable (Level)
---|---|---|---|---
Scene 0| OFF| 0%| 0%| 0% (OFF)
Scene 1| Full Lights| 100%| 100%| ON
Scene 2| Read| 70%| 100%| ON
Scene 3| Half Lights| 50%| 100%| ON
Scene 4| Relax| 30%| 100%| ON
Scene 5| Dimmed| 10%| 100%| ON
Scene 6| Night| 1%| 100%| ON

Note: The bottom button on all stations shall be OFF. At this point, the Wallstation is ready  for use with the WaveLinx Mobile App so it can be configured.
Note: Please refer to the WaveLinx Mobile Application User Manual for complete configuration information.

LED’s Definitions

There are two major LED patterns for a Wallstation:

• LED blinks at 0.5Hz (Slow Blink, 50% duty cycle for 10 seconds); indicating the wallstation is searching for a WaveLinx PRO wireless network.
• Upon Button press, the LED will repeat the pattern at 5Hz (50% duty cycle (Fast Blink) for 5 seconds). This indicates that the wallstation joined the WaveLinx Area Controller in the past, but has not received a response from WaveLinx Area Controller currently. (Check Communication Issues in the troubleshooting section).
• Once a Wallstation is paired or joined with the WaveLinx Area Controller and configured, the LED will blink fast when the corresponding button is pressed.

Troubleshooting

voltage and/or wiring
LED blinking fast| Communication Issue| Check that the Wallstation joined the correct WaveLinx Area Controller. Then verify that there is a Commiunication link between the Wallstation and WaveLinx Area Controller.
Wallstation cannot join the Cooper Lighting Solutions WaveLinx Network and/or not reliable| Communication Issue| Check that the Wallstation is within range of the WAC without obstacles and can establish reliable commu- nicatins with the WaveLinx Area Controller. Check the WaveLinx Area Controller for additional details.
Button toggles incorrect scene| Configuration Issue| Check that the Wallstation is within range of the WAC without obstacles and can establish reliable commu- nicatins with the WaveLinx Area Controller. Check the WaveLinx Area Controller for additional details.

If still having trouble, call Technical Services at 1-800-553-3879

LIMITED 2 YEAR WARRANTY

Cooper Lighting Solutions warrants its Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) to be free of defects in materials and workmanship in normal use and service for a period of two years from date of original purchase. THIS TWO (2) YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES,  OBLIGATIONS, OR LIABILITIES, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED (INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE THAT IS IN DURATION IN EXCESS OF TWO YEARS FROM THE DATE OF ORIGINAL CONSUMER PURCHASE). NO AGENT, REPRESENTATIVE, OR EMPLOYEE OF COOPER LIGHTING SOLUTIONS HAS AUTHORITY TO INCREASE OR ALTER THE OBLIGATIONS OF COOPER LIGHTING SOLUTIONS UNDER THIS WARRANTY.
To obtain warranty service for any properly installed Cooper Lighting Solutions GFCI that proves defective in normal use send the defective GFCI prepaid and insured to Quality Control Dept. Cooper Lighting Solutions, 203 Cooper Circle, Peachtree City, GA 30269. Cooper Lighting Solutions will repair or replace the defective unit, at its option. Cooper Lighting Solutions will not be responsible under this warranty if examination shows that the defective condition of the unit was caused by misuse, abuse, improper installation, alteration, improper maintenance or repair of damage in shipment to Cooper Lighting Solutions.
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