Cooper Lighting WaveLinx Lite Owner's manual

This document is intended for installers of the WaveLinx Lite
System
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 the products.
IMPORTANT: This manual provides information on the installation and operation of WaveLinx Lite System. For proper operation it is
important to follow the installation instructions for each product/component.
NOTE: WaveLinx Lite devices are not currently compatible with the WaveLinx Wireless Area Controller.
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WaveLinx Lite User Manual - Table of contents
WaveLinx Lite Architecture and General Rules ......................................................................................................................................... 5
WaveLinx Lite Communication Requirements.......................................................................................................................................... 6
WaveLinx Lite Device Reference Sheets ................................................................................................................................................... 6
Ambient Integrated Sensor Reference Sheet ....................................................................................................................................... 7
Outdoor Fixture High/Low Mount Sensor Reference Sheet................................................................................................................. 9
Line Voltage Wallstation Reference Sheet ........................................................................................................................................... 11
Logging in to the WaveLinx Lite Mobile Application................................................................................................................................. 13
Step 1: Download and install the WaveLinx Lite Mobile Application................................................................................................... 13
Step 2: Register for WaveLinx Lite Mobile Application Access ........................................................................................................... 14
Step 3: Login to the Mobile Application................................................................................................................................................ 16
Mobile Application Logout................................................................................................................................................................ 17
Initial Site Setup Using the Mobile Application ......................................................................................................................................... 18
Step 1: Create a Site .............................................................................................................................................................................. 18
Step 2: Create Areas .............................................................................................................................................................................. 19
Step 3: Provision an Area’s First Device ............................................................................................................................................... 20
Step 4: Manage the Area Zones............................................................................................................................................................ 22
Step 5: Manage the Area Occupancy Sets ........................................................................................................................................... 23
Part 1: Create New Occupancy Sets ................................................................................................................................................ 23
Part 2: Assign and Unassign Zones to Occupancy Sets ................................................................................................................. 24
Step 6: Provision Remaining Area Devices and Assign to Zones........................................................................................................ 25
Step 7: Repeat the Process for Additional Areas ................................................................................................................................. 28
Modify Default Behavior After Provisioning.............................................................................................................................................. 29
Modify Areas.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 29
Rename an Area................................................................................................................................................................................ 29
Delete an Area................................................................................................................................................................................... 30
Modify Zones ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 30
Rename Zones and Update Operation Parameters......................................................................................................................... 30
Move Devices to Different Zones..................................................................................................................................................... 31
Delete a Zone .................................................................................................................................................................................... 32
Modify Devices....................................................................................................................................................................................... 33
Rename Devices................................................................................................................................................................................ 33
Delete Devices (Return to Unprovisioned State).............................................................................................................................. 35
Modify Occupancy Sets......................................................................................................................................................................... 36
Rename an Occupancy Set............................................................................................................................................................... 36
Adjust Individual Occupancy Sensor Settings ................................................................................................................................. 37
Adjust Occupancy Set Settings ........................................................................................................................................................ 38

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Adjust Controlled Zones ................................................................................................................................................................... 40
Review Assigned Sensors ................................................................................................................................................................ 42
Use Occupancy Sensor Set Test Mode............................................................................................................................................ 43
Create New Occupancy Sets ............................................................................................................................................................ 43
Delete Occupancy Sets..................................................................................................................................................................... 43
Modify Wallstations............................................................................................................................................................................... 45
Rename Wallstation.......................................................................................................................................................................... 45
Modify Wallstation Actions .............................................................................................................................................................. 46
Modify Scene Light Levels..................................................................................................................................................................... 47
Calibrate Daylight Sets .......................................................................................................................................................................... 49
Identify and Rename the Daylight Set Being Used for a Specific Device ....................................................................................... 49
Disable and Enable Daylighting for a Specific Sensor..................................................................................................................... 50
Calibrate Closed Loop Daylight Sensors.......................................................................................................................................... 51
Test Daylight Sensor Operation........................................................................................................................................................ 55
Use Screen Controls to Issue Commands and View Details.................................................................................................................... 56
Raise and Lower the Light Level of an Area ......................................................................................................................................... 56
Raise and Lower the Light Level of a Zone........................................................................................................................................... 57
Raise and Lower the Light Level of a Single Device............................................................................................................................. 57
Issue Scene Commands........................................................................................................................................................................ 59
View Status and Device Details............................................................................................................................................................. 59
Device Details Dimmable Page ........................................................................................................................................................ 60
Device Details Occupancy Sensor Page .......................................................................................................................................... 61
Device Details Daylight Sensor Page ............................................................................................................................................... 62
Perform Administrative Functions ............................................................................................................................................................ 63
Reset a Site Administrator Password ................................................................................................................................................... 63
Edit Site Details...................................................................................................................................................................................... 64
Perform a Site Backup (Sync) ............................................................................................................................................................... 64
Automatic Backup (Sync) ................................................................................................................................................................. 64
Manual Backup (Sync)...................................................................................................................................................................... 64
Restore a Site......................................................................................................................................................................................... 65
Transfer Site Ownership........................................................................................................................................................................ 66
Update Device Firmware ....................................................................................................................................................................... 68
Obtain Firmware File......................................................................................................................................................................... 68
Run Device Update............................................................................................................................................................................ 68
Update the Mobile Application.............................................................................................................................................................. 70
Basic Troubleshooting ............................................................................................................................................................................... 71
Resolve Mobile Application Communication Issues............................................................................................................................ 71

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Use Device Scan .................................................................................................................................................................................... 72
Replace Devices..................................................................................................................................................................................... 73
Factory Reset a Device .......................................................................................................................................................................... 74
Advanced Daylight Calibration: Calculate the Daylighting Factor Sensitivity Value ........................................................................... 75

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Welcome and Introduction
WaveLinx Lite (1.5) offers wireless control without the need of a centralized controller for outdoor and indoor applications. Outdoor
applications including parking garages, decks, and surrounding areas while indoor applications include office, education, healthcare, hospitality,
retail, industrial, and manufacturing. WaveLinx Lite provides a quick method to achieve code-compliance without extra wiring or complicated
commissioning.
This manual provides an overview of the WaveLinx Lite System. Use this manual to:
•Understand the architecture of the WaveLinx Lite System, page 5
•Understand the expected behavior for WaveLinx Lite System devices, page 6
•Install the WaveLinx Lite Mobile Application, register the cloud portal, and login, page 13
•Set up a site, organizing devices into areas and zones and assigning occupancy sets, page 18
•Modify the default operation of areas, zones, devices, wallstation operation, occupancy sets, daylight sets, and scenes, page 29
•Use the mobile application to issue commands and view device details, page 56
•Perform administrative tasks; including resetting passwords, editing site details, performing backups and restores, transfer site ownership,
update firmware and the mobile application, page 63
•Perform basic troubleshooting to resolve communication errors, use the device scan feature, replace devices, perform factory resets and
perform advanced daylight calibration, page 71
WaveLinx Lite Architecture and General Rules
The WaveLinx Lite architecture uses Bluetooth®mesh networking for a reliable and secure communication between devices. The WaveLinx Lite
Mobile Application uses the mobile device’s Bluetooth connection to communicate and configure WaveLinx Lite devices. The Mobile App uses
an internet connection to communicate to a secure cloud portal to store and backup site programming.

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WaveLinx Lite devices operate autonomously with default out-of-the-box programmed behavior once they are installed and powered. They will
work indefinitely in this mode unless they are programmed using the WaveLinx Lite Mobile App. This process is referred to as provisioning.
During provisioning, each device is assigned to an area and lighting devices are assigned to zones. Each area forms a unique Bluetooth mesh
network for the devices that are assigned to it. Devices form communication paths for passing information using the structure of the mesh
network architecture to create fault tolerant and self-healing paths such that if a device is removed, other devices continue to communicate and
function without that device.
Within the WaveLinx Lite Architecture, the following rules apply:
•Each WaveLinx Lite Mobile App site can have up to 28 areas (networks) with up to 16 zones (groups) per area.
•Up to 50 provisioned devices (40 best practice) may be assigned to each area.
•The distance from one device to the next device should not exceed 100ft (30m) LOS (line of sight).
•When communicating, device to device transmission will not exceed 5 hops.
•During provisioning, the distance from WaveLinx Lite devices to the mobile device running the WaveLinx Lite application should not exceed
60 feet. For best results, get as close to the device as possible.
•The WaveLinx Lite Mobile App site prevents unauthorized access by limiting provisioning and setup to one registered administrative user.
The administrator can backup and transfer the site administration to another person using the tools available in the app.
Note: It is recommended to avoid placing WaveLinx Lite sensors within 3ft (1m) of air vents.
WaveLinx Lite Communication Requirements
The WaveLinx Lite Mobile Application will be used to communicate to the WaveLinx Lite devices. The mobile application also connects to the
internet through a cloud portal to store site programming for backup purposes. Some of the steps outlined in this manual will require that the
mobile device have an internet connection while other steps will require a Bluetooth connection to the WaveLinx Lite devices. The following
symbols will be used throughout the manual to indicate what type of connection is required for the described steps:
Icon Connection Required
The mobile device must have an internet connection to process the described steps.
Turn on the mobile device’s Bluetooth to process the described steps.
WaveLinx Lite Device Reference Sheets
This section contains information about each device used in the WaveLinx Lite System. Each device will have a reference sheet describing the
device and its general functionality. Additional details include specific information that will be used for reference throughout the manual. Once
familiar with the general programming steps, the reference sheet can act as a quick reference guide for specific device behavior or
programming details.
Each device reference sheet includes:
•General description
•Out-of-the-box (unprovisioned) behavior
•Provisioned default behavior
•LED behavior
•Specific details for programming supported device functions such daylight operation and daylight calibration recommendations
•Factory reset instructions (returning to out-of-the-box unprovisioned state)
•Identification behavior
•Loss of communications behavior

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Ambient Integrated Sensor Reference Sheet
Ambient Integrated Sensor
Features
•Integrated photocell for closed
loop daylighting
•Integrated Passive Infrared (PIR)
motion sensor
•Bluetooth 4.2 Low Energy
transmitter
Typical Applications
Education and office spaces, other
interior spaces
Models:
WAB: Available option on many
Cooper Lighting luminaires.
Device Type in Mobile App:
Integrated Sensor
The WaveLinx Lite Ambient Integrated Sensor provides wireless control within the light fixture to
reduce wiring, design, and installation time. The sensor provides both occupancy and daylight
control that can be easily configured using the WaveLinx Lite Mobile App.
Out-of-the-Box Operation
•Once power is applied, the attached fixture operates via the motion sensors.
•The occupancy is set for High sensitivity.
•If occupied, the fixture will go to 100%.
•The fixture will dim to 30% after 10 minutes when the space is unoccupied. The fixture
will dim to OFF after 10 additional minutes if the space is still unoccupied.
•The daylight sensor is disabled.
•LED flashes green (in sensor window) for 100ms once every 3 seconds when motion is
detected.
Provisioned Device Default Behavior
Once provisioned in the WaveLinx Lite Mobile App, the device operates via the daylight and
motion sensors.
•The area’s occupancy sensor set1controls the lighting.
•Each occupancy sensor in the set is set for High sensitivity.
•If occupied, the fixtures of the occupancy set will go to 100%.
•The occupancy set default hold time is 20 minutes. The fixture will dim to 50% after 10
minutes when the space is unoccupied and will dim to OFF after an additional 10
minutes if the space remains unoccupied.
•The daylight sensor remains disabled (must be enabled through the mobile app if daylight
operation is desired).
•LED flashes white (in sensor window) for 100ms once every 3 seconds when motion is
detected.
1 Note: This assumes that the device’s assigned zone is assigned to an occupancy set and the occupancy
set is still at default settings.
LED Behavior
The LED is located beneath the sensor lens.
LED conditions Meaning
Flashes green for 100ms, once
every 3 seconds
Device is unprovisioned and is detecting motion.
Flashes white for 100ms, once
every 3 seconds
Device is provisioned and is detecting motion
Flashes white for 10ms every
250ms (fast blink)
The daylight sensor has exceeded 150% of the calibrated light
level for 30 minutes
2
LED is OFF Device is not detecting motion. If motion is occurring, ensure
device is powered and that the LED has not been disabled
through the mobile app.3
2Note: the LED will stop flashing if the light level drops but stays between 50% and 100% of the calibrated
light level for 10 minutes OR if the light level falls below 50% of the calibrated light level for 30 seconds.
3Note: LED may be difficult to see in very bright areas.
Identification Mode Behavior
When placed in ‘Blink to Identify’ mode, the fixture will turn ON for 1 second, turn OFF for 1
second and repeats this cycle for 15 seconds.

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Ambient Integrated Sensor (continued)
Daylight Operation (closed loop)
•Daylight operation must be manually enabled for ambient integrated sensors.
•When the measured light exceeds the calibrated level, the fixture will dim lighting to
reduce the light level.
•When the measured light level exceeds 150% of the calibrated light level for more than 30
minutes, the sensor will dim to OFF.
•Lighting will be turned back ON when one of the two conditions occurs:
•The measured light level falls between 100% and 50% of the calibrated light level for
more than 10 minutes
•The measured light level falls below 50% of the calibrated light level for longer than 30
seconds
Daylight Calibration Details
It is best to calibrate indoor applications when there is a moderate to low level of daylight. If
the daylight level is too high, it may be difficult to obtain the desired level of light at the task
surface, even if the fixtures are completely off.
During calibration, use the ‘Calibrate All’ feature and adjust slider bars to change the light level
to the desired light level for each controlled fixture. Once all fixtures are adjusted. Use a light
meter on the surface to ensure the reading is in the desired range and then send the ‘Calibrate’
command.
During calibration, if the light level in the space is still too bright when electric lighting is fully
dimmed, use available shading to adjust the amount of incoming daylight or postpone
calibration until the amount of incoming daylight has decreased.
Factory Reset Instructions
The factory reset will unprovision the device, setting the device back to factory settings. The
device will revert back to out-of-the-box behavior and will need to provisioned and
reprogrammed.
•Cycle the power (switch OFF {1-4 seconds} and then ON {1-4 seconds}) to the device’s
circuit six times.
•After a short period of time, the device should exhibit out-of-the-box behavior and may be
provisioned again.
Loss of Communications Operation
If an integrated sensor is no longer communicating with other sensors, it will operate with its
last programmed settings independently until communications are re-established.
Operation upon Return of Power
Upon return of power, the fixture will turn ON to the last known light level. If the fixture was
OFF, the power up will trigger the occupancy sensor to issue an occupied command. If
occupancy set is set for ‘Occupancy’ mode, the fixture will turn ON to the occupied light level
until the sensor’s hold time expires. If set for ‘Vacancy’ mode, the fixture will remain OFF if it
was OFF prior to the power loss.
Note: It is recommended to avoid placing sensors within 3ft (1m) of air vents.

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Outdoor Fixture High/Low Mount Sensor Reference Sheet
Outdoor Fixture High/Low Mount Sensor
Features
•Integrated photocell for closed
loop daylighting
•Integrated Passive Infrared (PIR)
motion sensor
•Bluetooth 4.2 Low Energy
transmitter
Typical Applications
Parking garage, deck, and associated
pathways
Models:
WOB: Low mount: 7-15ft (2.1-4.5m)
WOF: High mount: 15-40ft (4.5-12.2m)
Available option on many Cooper
Lighting luminaires.
Device Type in Mobile App:
Highbay Sensor
The WaveLinx Lite Outdoor Fixture High/Low Mount Sensor uses a simple tool-less twist lock
method to connect to a Cooper Lighting fixture with WaveLinx compatible 4-pin Zhaga Book 18
socket. The sensor has an IP66 rating for outdoor site and indoor environments.
Out-of-the-Box Operation
•Once power is applied, the attached fixture operates via the daylight and motion sensors.
•ON at dusk / OFF at dawn via daylight sensor.
•If fixture is ON at dusk, the occupancy sensor determines the light level.
•The occupancy is set for High sensitivity.
•If occupied, the fixture will go to 100%.
•The fixture will dim to 50% within 7.5 minutes when the space is unoccupied.
•LED flashes green (in sensor window) for 100ms once every 3 seconds when motion is
detected.
Provisioned Device Default Behavior
Once provisioned in the WaveLinx Lite Mobile App, the device operates via the daylight and
motion sensors.
•ON at dusk / OFF at dawn via daylight sensor.
•If the fixture is ON at dusk, the area’s occupancy sensor set1determines the light level.
•Each occupancy sensor in the set is set for High sensitivity.
•If occupied, the fixtures of the occupancy set will go to 100%.
•The occupancy set default hold time is 20 minutes. The fixture will dim to 50% after 10
minutes when the space is unoccupied and will dim to 0% after an additional 10
minutes if the space remains unoccupied.
•LED flashes white (in sensor window) for 100ms once every 3 seconds when motion is
detected.
1Note: This assumes that the device’s assigned zone is assigned to an occupancy set and the occupancy
set is still at default settings.
LED Behavior
The LED is located beneath the sensor lens.
LED conditions Meaning
Flashes green for 100ms, once
every 3 seconds
Device is unprovisioned and is detecting motion.
Flashes white for 100ms, once
every 3 seconds
Device is provisioned and is detecting motion
Flashes white for 10ms every
250ms (fast blink)
The daylight sensor has exceeded 150% of the calibrated light
level for 30 minutes
2
LED is OFF Device is not detecting motion. If motion is occurring, ensure
device is powered and that the LED has not been disabled
through the mobile app.
3
2Note: the LED will stop flashing if the light level drops but stays between 50% and 100% of the calibrated
light level for 10 minutes OR if the light level falls below 50% of the calibrated light level for 30 seconds.
3Note: LED may be difficult to see on high mount fixtures or in very bright areas.
Identification Mode Behavior
When placed in ‘Blink to Identify’ mode, the fixture will turn ON for 1 second, turn OFF for 1
second and repeats this cycle for 15 seconds.

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Outdoor Fixture High/Low Mount Sensor (continued)
Daylight Operation (closed loop)
•Daylight operation is enabled by default.
•When the measured light exceeds the calibrated level, the fixture will dim lighting to reduce
the light level.
•When the measured light level exceeds 150% of the calibrated light level for more than 30
minutes, the sensor will dim to OFF.
•Lighting will be turned back ON when one of the two conditions occurs:
•The measured light level falls between 100% and 50% of the calibrated light level for
more than 10 minutes.
•The measured light level falls below 50% of the calibrated light level for longer than 30
seconds.
Daylight Calibration Details
It is recommended that the daylight sensor be calibrated at night. During the day, there is too
much daylight to accurately calibrate.
During calibration, use the ‘Calibrate All’ feature and adjust slider bars to 100% to turn lighting
full ON. Once all fixtures are adjusted send the ‘Calibrate’ command.
Factory Reset Instructions
The factory reset will unprovision the device, setting the device back to factory settings. The
device will revert back to out-of-the-box behavior and will need to provisioned and
reprogrammed.
•Cycle the power (switch OFF {1-4 seconds} and then ON {1-4 seconds}) to the device’s
circuit six times.
•After a short period of time, the device should exhibit out-of-the-box behavior and may be
provisioned again.
Loss of Communications Operation
If a fixture mount sensor is no longer communicating with other sensors, it will operate with its
last programmed settings independently until communications are re-established.
Operation upon Return of Power
Upon return of power, the fixture will turn ON to the last known light level. If the fixture was OFF,
the power up will trigger the occupancy sensor to issue an occupied command. If occupancy set
is set for ‘Occupancy’ mode, the fixture will turn ON to the occupied light level until the sensor’s
hold time expires. If set for ‘Vacancy’ mode, the fixture will remain OFF if it was OFF prior to the
power loss.
Note: It is recommended to avoid placing sensors within 3ft (1m) of air vents.

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Line Voltage Wallstation Reference Sheet
Line Voltage Wallstation
Features
•Bluetooth 4.2 Low Energy
transmitter
•Commands Supported:
•Scene selection
•Raise/lower
•Zone level
•Area OFF
•No Action
Typical Applications
Education and office spaces, other
interior spaces
Models:
WWWL3: 3 Button (WWL3)
WWL3-RL: 3 Button with Raise/Lower
WWL5-RL: 5 Button with Raise/Lower
Custom engraving options
Device Type in Mobile App:
Wallstation
Powered from line voltage (120-277VAC), the WaveLinx Line Voltage Wallstation can be
installed in single or multi-gang configurations. The WaveLinx Line Voltage Wallstation controls
WaveLinx Lite devices by sending control signals through the Bluetooth Mesh network.
Out-of-the-Box Operation
•The wallstation will not control lighting out-of-the-box until it has been provisioned.
•When a button is pressed, the wallstation LED will blink GREEN (ON for 1 second, OFF for 1
second) for 10 seconds and then turn OFF to indicate that the wallstation is powered and in
out-of-the-box mode.
Provisioned Device Default Behavior
Once provisioned in the WaveLinx Lite Mobile App, the Line Voltage Wallstation operates
lighting assigned to the same area per the default programming. The LED at the top of the
wallstation will turn ON for 3 seconds when a button is pressed.
Button Function
1 Scene 3: 50%
2
Scene 1: 100%
3
(WWL5-RL only)
Scene 2: 70%
4
(WWL5-RL only)
Scene 4: 30%
Press: increase 1% (per press)1
Hold: increase 15% (per second)
1
Press: decrease 1% (per press)1
Hold: decrease 15% (per second)
1
Scene 0: OFF1
1Note: This command affects all zones in the area.
LED Behavior
The LED is located above the top button on the wallstation.
LED conditions Meaning
Flashes green (ON for 1 sec.
OFF for 1 sec.) for 10 seconds
A button was pressed and the wallstation is not provisioned
Flashes (ON for 1 sec. OFF for 1
sec.) for 15 seconds
The mobile application has been used to place the wallstation
into Identification Mode. The LED will be green on an
unprovisioned wallstation and white on a provisioned
wallstation.
Turns ON white for 3 seconds
A button was pressed on the provisioned wallstation
LED flashes yellow
The wallstation is being factory reset using the onboard reset.
LED is OFF The LED will be OFF during normal conditions when buttons are
not being pressed if the station is powered
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Line Voltage Wallstation (continued)
Identification Mode Behavior
When placed in ‘Blink to Identify’ mode, the wallstation LED will turn ON for 1 second, turn OFF
for 1 second and repeats this cycle for 15 seconds. The LED will be green on an unprovisioned
wallstation and white on a provisioned wallstation.
Factory Reset Instructions
The factory reset will unprovision the device, setting the device back to factory settings. The
device will revert back to out-of-the-box behavior and will need to provisioned and
reprogrammed.
•Remove the wallplate to expose the factory reset
button.
•Press and hold the factory reset button for 5-10
seconds and then release it. (The wallstation LED will
begin to flash yellow (1 sec. ON, 1 sec. OFF) after 5
seconds and stop at 10 seconds.
•After a short period of time, the device should exhibit
out-of-the-box behavior and may be provisioned again.
Loss of Communications Operation
There is no special operation for loss of communications for the wallstation. When the
wallstation is powered, it will send a command anytime a programmed button is pressed. If the
controlled devices receive the signal, they will respond.
Operation upon Return of Power
The wallstation does not have any special behavior on powerup. Once powered, the wallstation
will wait for the button to be pressed before sending any commands.
Factory
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Logging in to the WaveLinx Lite Mobile Application
The WaveLinx Lite Mobile Application is used to provision and organize WaveLinx Lite devices. The mobile application requires user account
registration. During registration, a cloud portal will be established for the user account where the site programming will be stored for backup
purposes. Once the registered account is used to login, the mobile application will remain logged in and will not require an external internet
connection for programming functions as long as the user does not log out of the application. Once an internet connection is available, the site
data can be backed up (synced) to the cloud.
There are some important rules regarding WaveLinx Lite Mobile Application use:
•Once registered, the WaveLinx Lite Mobile Application can be used to provision any WaveLinx Lite site.
•Only one mobile device should be used per user account.
Note: If more than one mobile device is used (not recommended), displayed settings may be out of sync and will require manual co-ordination of settings
between the different mobile devices to ensure that settings displayed are accurate and the correct device is used for the backup.
•Only one user account is allowed to setup a site or control the lighting.
•If the person setting up the site will not administer the site programming once initial programming is complete, the site can be transferred to
a new administrator once the site is backed up to the cloud.
Step 1: Download and install the WaveLinx Lite Mobile Application
The WaveLinx Lite Mobile Application is supported on mobile
devices running iOS 11+ or Android™8+ operating systems.
Download the latest version of the WaveLinx Lite Mobile Application
on the App Store® or get it on Google Play™. Install the mobile app
on a smartphone or tablet.
Once installed, the application icon will be displayed on the mobile
device. If unable to locate the icon, search the installed applications
for ‘WLC’ to locate the app.
IMPORTANT: Before the WaveLinx Lite Mobile Application can be used on site, the user account must be registered,
the user account must be logged in, and the site must be created. These processes require an internet connection.

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Step 2: Register for WaveLinx Lite Mobile Application Access
Registration is required before using the WaveLinx Lite Mobile Application. Once registered, the user will login to the mobile application using
the registered email address.
Note: The WaveLinx Lite Mobile Application requires a unique email address that is not currently used for other registered WaveLinx Mobile
Applications.
To register for a WaveLinx Lite account:
1: Ensure that the mobile device has internet access and then launch the WaveLinx Lite Mobile Application from the app icon.
2 When the application opens the first time, make sure to grant permission to allow access to location and media files to ensure that the app
functions properly.
3: When prompted to login, select the option to register.
Select ‘Register’

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4: Enter a valid email address and password, and then select preferences for any requested options. Tap ‘Continue’.
5: An email verification code will be sent to the provided email address. Enter the provided code, and then tap ‘Continue’.
Note: Check the email spam folder if the code is not received or tap ‘Resend Code’.
6: Enter the requested details for the user account, tapping ‘Continue’ to advance the screen.
7: After reviewing ‘Terms and Conditions’, tap the checkbox, and then tap ‘accept’. A brief message will display that registration is complete.
Enter valid email
Select options
Enter desired password
Continue
Locate verification code in
registered email account
Enter verification code or
tap ‘Resend Code’ if not
received
Continue
Enter requested
details
Continue
Accept
Registration Complete
Agree to ‘Terms
and Conditions

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Step 3: Login to the Mobile Application
Once the account is registered, login to the application.
1: Open the app from the app icon.
2: When prompted for login, enter the registered email address and password, and then tap ‘Login’.
3: The WaveLinx Lite Mobile Application will open and display the option to add a site or will display configured sites if the application has been
used previously.
Once logged in, the user remains logged in even if the mobile application is closed. The only time the application will logout is if the user
manually requests it.
Note: If the mobile device has not had access to an internet connection for longer than 14 days, the application will request login credentials before
backup functions, restore functions or site creation functions will operate.
Enter email address
and
Tap ‘Log In’
Application opens

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Mobile Application Logout
Once logged in to the mobile application, it is not necessary to log out. If needed, the logout function can be accessed from the main menu.
WARNING: If an App logout is processed, an internet connection will be required to log back in.
To log out of the mobile application:
1: Tap the menu button ‘ ’.
2: Select ‘Sync & Logout’.
3: The app will start the automatic site sync process. Once the sync completes, the app will logout and return to the login screen.
Note: Due to the need for the application to sync the site data to the cloud for storage, in order to logout, the mobile device MUST have an internet
connection to sync site data to the cloud portal during the logout process. If there is no internet connection, logout will be prevented, and the following
message will be displayed.
Tap the menu
button
Select ‘Sync &
Logout’
The sites will load
and then sync to the
cloud portal
Ready for the next
login command

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Initial Site Setup Using the Mobile Application
The WaveLinx Lite Mobile Application will be used to provision and organize WaveLinx Lite devices. This process consists of multiple steps:
Step 1: Create a site(s) (requires internet connection)
Step 2: Create areas
Step 3: Provision an area’s first device
Step 4: Manage the area’s zones
Step 5: Manage the area’s occupancy sets
Step 6: Provision the remaining area devices and assign to zones
Step 7: Repeat process for additional areas
Step 1: Create a Site
To start a new location’s setup, first create a site for the facility. Each facility administered by the WaveLinx Lite App is created as a unique site.
There is no limit on the number of sites that one user can create. Large projects with more than 28 areas may require multiple sites.
1: Open the WaveLinx Lite Mobile Application.
2: Tap ‘Add a Site’ or tap the ‘ ’ icon.
3: When prompted, enter a unique site name (alpha numeric) and the site details. Fields marked with the asterisk (*) are required. Tap ‘Next’ to
continue. If the app displays the message “Error, site name already exists”, the site name has already been taken by another user for their site.
Try adding on a unique number or change the site name to something else.
Note: For easy identification, use naming conventions for large multi-site projects, i.e. “ABC Parking Garage First Floor”, ABC Parking Garage Second
Floor, etc.
IMPORTANT: Although the Mobile App may allow creation and provisioning in a different order, follow the
recommended step order outlined in this manual for best results.
IMPORTANT: The process of creating a site requires a connection to the internet. If internet access on site will be
limited, setup the site in advance. Once the site is created, the mobile application does not require an internet
connection to provision and organize devices.
Enter site details
Site name has already
been taken. Try a
different site name.
Tap ‘Next’
Select to ‘Add a Site’
or tap on ‘+’

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4: At the bottom of the screen tap the option to ‘Skip, Add Later’ to cancel out of the setup wizard. The site list will show the created site.
5: For large projects containing more than 28 areas, repeat these steps to create the additional sites needed for the project. For easy
identification, use naming conventions for large multi-site projects, i.e. “ABC Parking Garage First Floor”, ABC Parking Garage Second Floor, etc.
Step 2: Create Areas
Once the site is created, the site will be organized into logical areas. An area is a collection of devices that form an independent Bluetooth mesh
communication network. For most reliable operation, no more than 50 (40 best practice) provisioned devices should be assigned to any area.
There can be up to 28 areas created in one site.
When defining areas, keep in mind that devices in one area cannot communicate to devices in another area. Plan areas accordingly based on
device proximity and the need to share information. For example, if a wallstation needs to control multiple fixtures, the fixtures and wallstation
need to be in the same area, or, if one fixture’s occupancy sensor needs to turn another fixture, both fixtures would need to be in the same area.
In an interior application such as a classroom or office, each room is typically defined as an area allowing for logical organization and proper
operation.
Area creation does not require connection to the internet or to the devices.
To create areas:
1: Open the WaveLinx Lite Mobile Application.
2: In the site list, select a site.
3: Tap ‘ ’ to add an area.
4: Tap on the ‘Area Name’ field and then enter the desired name. Tap ‘Save’ to create the area.
Note: Area names must be unique within the same site.
5: Repeat these steps for other areas.
Tap ‘Skip, Add Later’’
Created site
IMPORTANT: For best results, do not complete the setup wizard beyond the initial site details page.
Select the site
Tap +
Name the area
Tap on ‘Save’
New area is
created
Repeat until all
areas are created

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Step 3: Provision an Area’s First Device
In order for some of the mobile application options to become accessible, at least one device needs to belong to the area. The process of
joining a WaveLinx Lite device to an area (network) is called provisioning. This section will walk through the provisioning of the first device in
the area. For best results, wait to provision additional devices until after “Step 5: Manage the Area Occupancy Sets” has been completed.
To provision the first device:
1: Select a WaveLinx Lite device to be the first device to provision. With the mobile device, stand as close as possible to the chosen WaveLinx
Lite device (within 60 feet).
2: Verify that the device is displaying the correct out-of-the box and LED behavior for an unprovisioned device as described on the device’s
reference sheet in the “WaveLinx Lite Device Reference Sheets” section beginning on page 6.
3: Ensure that the mobile device Bluetooth is turned on, and then open the WaveLinx Lite Mobile Application.
4: In the site list, select a site.
5: In the area list, select the area where the device should be provisioned.
6: In the area details, scroll down to the ‘Unassigned Devices’ list, and then tap the refresh icon ‘ ’ to start a device scan.
Found devices will appear in the ‘Unassigned Devices’ section, separated by device type. This display is static and will not change until another
scan command is processed.
IMPORTANT: The mobile device will need to be in range and as close as possible (within 60 feet) to the WaveLinx
Lite device being provisioned. Internet connection is not necessary.
Select the site
Select the area
Tap to start scan