FXLuminaire Luxor ZD User manual

The Luxor ZD and ZDC Wi-Fi Control System
With Light Assignment Module and Smart Device App
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LUXOR®
Wi-Fi System Components
IC:7693A-24WG0MAMB
FCF:W7OMRF24WG0MAMB
Contains TransmitterModule
Module: FXWIFIMOD
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Table of Contents
Overview
3Luxor® Wi-Fi Components
4Glossay of Terms
Installation
5Installing Luxor Wi-Fi
Setup
8Connecting to an Existing Network
8 Wi-Fi Module
11 LAN Module
13 Direct Connect
15 Luxor Linking (Multiple Luxors)
16 Luxor Linking Example
App
17 App Control
17 Getting Started
19 Groups
19 Add a Group
20 Tips on Working with Groups
21 Themes
21 Add a Theme
23 Tips on Working with Themes
24 Color
27 Programming with the LAM
Care and Maintenance
30 Wi-Fi Tips
31 Troubleshooting
Legal Information
32 Regulatory and Legal Information

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Luxor®Wi-Fi Overview
The Luxor ZD and ZDC systems are capable of communicating with iOS and Android smart devices for on–demand
changes to your outdoor lighting system.
Overview
Luxor Wi-Fi Components
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Overview
Luxor®Wi-Fi Components
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IC:7693A-24WG0MAMB
FCF:W7OMRF24WG0MAMB
Contains Transmitter Module
Module: FXWIFIMOD
LAN Module Wi-Fi Module LAM Module iOS/Android smart device

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Luxor®Wi-Fi Overview
Glossary of Terms
Group: An addressed set of lights that is designated
numerically and controlled as a set by the controller.
Theme: A predetermined set of groups, intensities,
and colors (ZDC only) called to action by the program
or manual functions.
Fixture/Luminaire: Light unit that contains an FX
LED board or device with FX zoning, dimming, or
color capabilities.
Intensity: Value indicating measurable amount of
brightness, from 1% to 100%.
Event: The initiation, adjustment, or conclusion of a
selected theme or group with specic intensity and/
or color settings.
Duration: The length of an event.
Hue: The primary attribute of a color represented by
values from 0 to 359.
Saturation: The richness of a color mixed with white
light, from 0% to 100%.
Color: The visual combination of hue and saturation.
LAM: Light Assignment Module. A device that
remotely assigns each FX LED xture or device to a
specic group.
RSSI: Relative Signal Strength Indicator, or a number
representing Wi-Fi signal strength.
Direct Connect: A Wi-Fi mode using the FX Wi-Fi
Module allowing the Luxor to broadcast its own
network for connection with one smart device.
LAN: Local Area Network; Luxor can connect directly
into a network through a cat5 cable.
Router: A networking device that allows computers
and electronic devices to exchange data.
SSID: Service Set Identier, or the unique identifying
name for a wireless LAN.
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Glossay of Terms
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Luxor®Wi-Fi Installation
Press bezel lever to
the le.
Press facepack through
the bezel while holding
the tab outward.
Pull bezel outward while
holding the lever inward.
Disconnect communication
cable. Push tab outward.
Remove cover.
➊
④
②
⑤③
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Installation
Installing Luxor Wi-Fi

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Luxor®Wi-Fi Installation
WI-FI MOD ONLY:
Remove the antenna plug
from the bottom plate.
WI-FI MOD ONLY:
Insert the cover
threads though
the exposed hole.
Insert facepack back
into the bezel.
WI-FI MOD ONLY:
Ensure the facepack
locks into place and
antenna wire is seeded
through the wire slot.
DO NOT PINCH THE
ANTENNA WIRE.
⑦
⑧⑨
Insert Wi-Fi or
LAN module.
⑥
NOTE: Outdoor installation requires use of antenna sleeve. Indoor installation of remote mounted facepack
requires the wall mount (LUXORFPMNT, sold separately). Once wall mount is installed onto the wall, insert
the antenna onto the back plane of the mount before inserting the module and facepack into the mount.

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Luxor®Wi-Fi Installation
WI-FI MOD ONLY:
Insert the antenna
into the cover.
WI-FI MOD ONLY:
Press cap into antenna
wire and tighten over
the cover.
LAN MOD ONLY:
Connect cat5 cable
to LAN Module.
Reconnect commu-
nication cable. Close
bezel, ensure it locks
into place.
⑩ ⑪
⑫ ⑬

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Luxor®Wi-Fi Setup
Setup
There are two ways to associate a Luxor controller with
a Wi-Fi network: through a networked Wi-Fi router, or
directly to a wireless iOS or Android device.
Connecting to an Existing Network (Wi-Fi Module)
To connect a Luxor to an existing Wi-Fi network, follow the
steps below. Please ensure the Wi-Fi module is already
installed per the instructions in the installation section.
1. From the HOME screen, navigate to the SETUP screen
using the scroll wheel.
2. Scroll to and select Wi-Fi. NOTE: this menu option
changes depending of which module is inserted into
the accessory port. “Wi-Fi” displays only when the
Wi-Fi module is completely pressed into the accessory
port. “LAN” will appear for a LAN module, and
“Network” will appear if no card is inserted.
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Setup
Connecting to an Existing Network
Wi-Fi Module
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Luxor®Wi-Fi Setup
3. Select the “network” button to choose a specic
network. NOTE: The Luxor defaults to “Direct
Connect” mode. See next section for more
information on this topic.
4. The Wi-Fi networks page auto-populates with the
SSIDs of local wireless networks within range of the
Luxor controller. The security column displays “Y”
or “N” (yes or no) if a password is required to connect
to that network. The RSSI column displays a numeric
value to indicate the signal strength of each network.
RSSI is measured between zero and 120, with
optimum performance above 70.

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Luxor®Wi-Fi Setup
5. If a “Y” was displayed for the selected network, a
password entry screen will appear. Select each box
to scroll for the desired character and press the scroll
wheel to nalize that character. Move to the next
character space and repeat the process until the full
password is entered.
6. Select “OK.”
7. The Luxor will then connect to the network.
NOTE: connection can take up to 20 seconds.
8. If the network SSID does not appear in the list of
available networks, but the network is close enough
that it should be able to connect, select the “Other
Network” button from the Wi-Fi networks page.
9. Enter the SSID of the desired network.
10. Select the appropriate password button, and enter the
password accordingly as shown previously.
HINT: WPA is the most common in modern networks.
NOTE: For best results, ensure an RSSI of 70+