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Cadiant Dynamic Skylight Quick Start Guide
Last Modified on 01/24/2022 9:08 am EST
INTRODUCTION
Use these instructions to set up:
A single or multiple Cadiant™ Dynamic Skylights
Other new SmartCast fixtures (CR Series troffers, etc.) in the same space to be associated with the
Cadiant™ fixtures
The SmartCast Wireless Gateway and SmartCast Touchscreen used to control the fixtures
PREPARATIONS
Should you have existing SmartCast fixtures, please ensure that you have installed the latest software update
before proceeding.
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At this point, the following devices should be installed
and powered on:
Cadiant™ Dynamic Skylight - one or multiple
SmartCast Touchscreen
SmartCast Wireless Gateway with WiFi (SWG-WiFi)
Other SmartCast luminaires to be grouped
(optional)
SmartCast Wall Controller (dimmer) (optional)
Also required: SmartCast Configuration Tool
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Locate the SWG-WiFi before beginningLocate the SWG-WiFi before beginning
commissioning.commissioning. You’ll need a line of sight to the device
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commissioning.commissioning. You’ll need a line of sight to the device
to properly commission it with the Configuration Tool. The
SWG-WiFi may be attached to the ceiling grid, installed
above the ceiling, or wall-mounted.
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Locate the SSID number and password for theLocate the SSID number and password for the
SmartCastSmartCast Wireless Gateway. Wireless Gateway. Please ensure
the installer records the SSID and password from the
sticker on the back of the device prior to installation.
(Note: if the SSID and password were not recorded at
the time of installation you will need to capture that
information from the back of the device before
continuing.)
(Note: if this label is not present on the SmartCast
Wireless Gateway, use the information on the
Manufacturer's label. The alphanumeric code below the
bar code is the MAC address of the SmartCast Wireless
Gateway. Remove the colons and make all letters
lowercase to convert the MAC address to the unit
password.)
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Device StatusDevice Status
When you begin, make sure:
Lights are ONON and not set up or commissioned.
Touchscreen tablet is ONON, reading "Welcome - Get"Welcome - Get
Started"Started"
SmartCast® Wireless Gateway is on. Center LED is
blue and flashing in a two-blink pattern.
STEP 1: SET UP THE SMARTCAST NETWORK
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POWER ON POWER ON the Configuration Tool.
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Wait for the Configuration Tool to read:
The display will indicate that the Configuration Tool is
ready to begin OneButton™ Setup.
Press OK OK to begin commissioning the SmartCast
network.
However, if the Configuration Tool finds existing
networks, the display will read:
Use the Configuration tool direction arrows to highlight
Set Up New Set Up New and click OKOK. Even if new networks are
found, we recommend using the Set Up New Set Up New feature.
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The display will instruct you to place the Configuration
Tool down on a level surface while conducting OneButton
Setup.
During OneButton Setup, the luminaires and dimmers are
performing the following functions to automatically
commission themselves.
1. Formation of a secure wireless network
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2. Sensor Self-calibration for daylight harvesting
3. Learning about the spaces in which they are installed
4. Automatic grouping of the devices based on where
they are installed
This process ranges from a few minutes up to one hour
depending on the number of devices being set up. Please
do not proceed until the device states that OneButton™ is
complete.
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Once the Configuration Tool display indicates that
OneButton™ Setup is complete, press OKOK to confirm.
The luminaires and dimmers in the lighting network are
set up and functional. Dimmers will control the luminaires
they're grouped with. Luminaires will share motion
information and daylight harvesting. The SmartCast
Wireless Gateway and SmartCast Touchscreen will not be
fully set up yet.
To ensure the optimal installation, the luminaires and
dimmers should be configured in the final desired zones
and configurations.
If your project requires multiple control zones, use the
Configuration Tool to set them up at this point. It is best to
have these assigned prior to adding the SmartCast®
Wireless Gateway to the network.
Configure all zones and fixtures settings before
proceeding.
Please refer to the SmartCast Wireless Deployment
Guide for more information.
STEP 2: SET UP THE SMARTCAST WIRELESS GATEWAY
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On the Main Menu of the Configuration Tool, use
the arrow keys to select Advanced Advanced and press the OKOK
button.
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On the Advanced menu, use the arrow keys to select
Add GatewayAdd Gateway, then press the OKOK button.
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The display will ask you to select the device to add.
Use the arrow keys to select Gateway with WiFi Gateway with WiFi and
press the OKOK button.
4 4
The Configuration Tool display will read:
Follow the instructions on the Configuration Tool
screen.
5 5
Point the Configuration Tool at the SmartCast
Wireless Gateway until the flashing blue LED becomes
a steady green.
The Configuration Tool will shine a green flashlight
beam in the direction it is pointed to aid in targeting the
SWG-WiFi.
(This may take up to 10 seconds.)
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At this point, the Configuration Tool display will
indicate that the SWG has been added to the network.
Press the OKOK button.
The SmartCast
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Wireless Gateway with WiFi has
now been added to the network.
STEP 3: SET UP THE SMARTCAST TOUCHSCREEN
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The Touchscreen display should read:
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The Touchscreen display will change to the
screen on the right.
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The Touchscreen display will show available
SmartCast Wireless Gateways with WiFi. Find the
matching SSID per the label on the back of the
SmartCast Wireless Gateway with WiFi (recorded in
previous steps) and tap the corresponding SSID in
the list. In this example, we are using
SmartCast_SWG_a4c2.
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The Touchscreen will ask you to enter the
SmartCast Wireless Gateway password using an
onscreen keyboard.
Use the password from the label and press
Connect.Connect.
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The Touchscreen display will return to the
Connect to GatewayConnect to Gateway screen.
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The Touchscreen display will ask you to choose
you time zone.
Select the desired time zone. The selection will
then appear above the Continue Continue button.
If the selection is correct, press Continue.Continue.
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Next, the SmartCast Touchscreen will display a
login prompt. The Touchscreen display now will
look like:
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For Username, enter admin admin (lowercase).
For Password, enter the same password used in
Step 4 of this section. This is the password found
on the label on the backside of the SWG. Once the
password has been typed, press "Done""Done" on the
keypad.
Then press "Submit"."Submit".
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You will then be asked to choose a 6-digit
admin PIN.admin PIN.
(Record your admin PIN in a secure location.
You will use it to change settings in the future.)
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You'll be asked to re-enter the admin PIN admin PIN to
confirm it.
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The SmartCast Touchscreen will then display
all the lighting spaces in the lighting network
available to the SmartCast Wireless Gateway you
have logged into.
It will ask you to select those lighting spaces you
want to control with the Touchscreen. (You can
change these spaces in the Advanced menu.) ToTo
identify the fixtures in spaces you want toidentify the fixtures in spaces you want to
controlcontrol, press and hold the button, and then look for
flashing fixtures.
A long press on a lighting space will identify it by
flashing / dimming the lights associated with that
group. The button will change color when pressed
correctly.
A short press highlights the lighting space and
includes it as a space to be controlled by the
Touchscreen.
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Once you have selected all the lighting spaces
to be controlled by the Touchscreen, press
ContinueContinue. In our example, Space 1 and Space 4 are
selected.
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Next, you'll be asked to name the Touchscreen
using an onscreen keyboard. This is the name that
will appear on the Touchscreen's default (displayed
when a user has not been interacting with the
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screen). Enter the desired name of the touchscreen
and then press "Done""Done" on the keypad. We named
this touchscreen "Marketing."
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Press FinishFinish when done.
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The Touchscreen will now display the name
you just entered on its default screen - in this
example, "Marketing".
Congratulations! The Touchscreen is fully set up.
Press Get StartedGet Started to continue to the home screen.
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The Touchscreen will retrieve the default
scenes stored on the SmartCast Wireless Gateway
with WiFi that you are logged into.
Your Cadiant fixtures, other associated SmartCast
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fixtures, SmartCast Wireless Gateway and
SmartCast Touchscreen are now ready to use.
To test the system, select a scene and verify that the
lights adjust appropriately.
STEP 4: ACTIVATE DYNAMIC PROFILE
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To enable a zone to operate with a dynamic
profile, start by pressing "Get StartedGet Started" on the main
screen.
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Next press on the "SettingsSettings" icon on the lower
right hand of the screen.
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Enter the admin PIN admin PIN that you created when you
set up the tablet.
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Press the "Dynamic LightingDynamic Lighting" tab.
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Select the desired profile and press the pencilpencil
iconicon edit button.
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Press the ZonesZones tab.
7. Select the zones and press Save and ActivateSave and Activate.
OPTIONAL STEP 5: RENAME ZONES
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To change the name of a zone, start by pressing
"Get StartedGet Started" on the main screen.
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Next press on the "SettingsSettings" icon on the lower
right hand of the screen.
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Enter the admin PIN admin PIN that you created when you
set up the tablet.
4 4
Press the "ZonesZones" tab.
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Press the zone that you wish to rename. In this
example we will tap on the "Big" zone"Big" zone to change its
name.
Note: Long press (press and hold) any zone tab to
cause the lights in the zone to flash for several
seconds.
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Press the pencil iconpencil icon to the right of the zone
name to change this zone's name.
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Enter the new zone name using the onscreen
keyboard and press "Done""Done".
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Press "Save Zone Name""Save Zone Name" to save the new name
and see the changed name at the top of the zone
display.
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Press the back arrow buttoback arrow button in the upper left
part of the screen and see the tab with the new zone
name.
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Press the back arrow buttonback arrow button again to see the
new name in its tab on the ZonesZones page. Return to the
SettingsSettings screen.
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Press the ScenesScenes icon in the lower left of the
display to exit the SettingsSettings screen and return to the
SceneScenes screen.
OPTIONAL STEP 6: CREATE A DEMO
The Demo mode provides an opportunity to showcase a selected dynamic profile at an accelerated rate such
that all of the transitions occur over the course of one minute.
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To create a demo, start by pressing "GetGet
StartedStarted" on the main screen.
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Next press on the "SettingsSettings" icon on the lower
right hand of the screen.
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Enter the admin PIN admin PIN that you created when you
set up the tablet.
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Press the "Dynamic LightingDynamic Lighting" tab.
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Select the desired profile to demo and press the
center copy iconcopy icon button.
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Rename the new dynamic profile "demo".
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Select the "demo" profile and press the pencilpencil
iconicon edit button.
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Press the ZonesZones tab.
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Select the zones and press Save and ActivateSave and Activate.
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From the Home page, press the "eyeball" icon
on the lower right side of the ribbon bar to start the
Demo mode.

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