HUBBELL LIGHTING CX16 User manual

CX Panel Components
Installing
Relay Card
1 Always use and follow Installation
Instructions.
2 Mount the panel enclosure – Mount
the CX panel securely to building
structure in accordance with local
code requirements. Remove panel
door prior to mounting enclosure. All
mounting holes are located such that
no additional disassembly is required
to complete mounting. Mounting
keyhole location and dimensions are
included in the CX Panel Installation
Instructions.
3Install Individual Relay Cards as
required – When panels include
combinations of dierent types of
relays, these must be eld installed.
Control power must be disconnected
to the panel motherboard prior to
installing relay cards. Once installation
of all cards is complete, restore control
power to mother board. Read and fol-
low installation instructions provided
with the individual relay cards when
installing.
4 Connect CX Panel input power –
Select the appropriate input voltage
leads to match the available line
voltage input. Make connection to
incoming circuit with appropriately
sized twist-on wire connectors.
5 Connect controlled lighting loads –
Each relay card is provided with termi-
nal blocks for connection to lighting
circuits to be controlled. Each terminal
will accommodate two (2)-#10-#14
copper solid or stranded wire of the
same size and type. Relays connected
to the same supply circuit may be jum-
pered on the line side. All line voltage
connections should be made with the
circuit breaker feeding the load in the
locked o position.
6 Test controlled lighting loads –
Once circuits are connected to line
and load sides of terminals, test each
for shorts and proper grounding prior
to energizing the circuit breaker feed-
ing the load.
7 Record controlled lighting loads
in Panel Schedule – After comple-
tion of all testing include in the panel
schedule the name and/or location of
the load controlled and the panel and
circuit designation of the source line
power.
1CX Panel User Interface – LCD Display/
Keypad allows access to all programming,
system status, and manual control.
2 Panel Door Lock – The CX Panel is
designed to be locked once the qualied
electrician has completed all connec-
tions. Door should remain locked at all
times.
3 Panel Schedule – Use this removable
document to record line and low voltage
connection data.
4 Low Voltage Input Device wiring dia-
grams – Located inside the panel door
for easy reference.
5 Interconnect Cable to User Interface –
This cable may be disconnected to allow
for the removal of the door during the
panel wiring process.
6Line Voltage Input Leads – These leads
are color coded based on the label on
the transformer for various input supply
voltages. All unused leads must be ter-
minated with insulated wire connectors.
7 Control Power Transformer/Power
Supply – This transformer has multi-tap
input power or variable voltage input
to be connected to line voltage power
supply. Secondary voltage to the panel
motherboard is 24VAC. Dierent voltage
measured on the secondary terminals is
indicative of misconnection of primary
supply wiring.
8 Control Power Disconnect – A plug dis-
connect is provided for the low voltage
control power to allow for safe removal
and replacement of relay cards.
9Keyhole Mounting – No disassembly is
required to mount CX Panels.
10Individual Relay Card – Relays are indi-
vidually mounted for easy replacement
and to allow for panels to include any
mix of relay types.
11 Relay Card Connector – This connector
ts into the socket on the panel
motherboard to allow for control of
relays by the panel.
12 Relay Manual Override Button –
Allows for relays to be manually
operated. Manual control of relays is also
available through the User Interface.
13 Relay Status Light – Indicates relay
operation status.
14 Relay Board Input Terminal Block –
Any type of low voltage input including
Switches, Motion Sensors or Photocells
may be connected to any input. These
are software assignable as to type and
control. Any input can control any relay
or group.
15 Line Voltage Control Circuit Termi-
nals – Lighting circuits are connected to
these heavy duty screw terminals. Each
terminal will accommodate two (2) #14
-#10 stranded or solid copper wire.
16 Auxiliary Inputs – The CX Panel is
supplied with additional low voltage
inputs to accommodate a wide variety
of control scenarios that require more
than one input for a relay or group. Any
type of low voltage input including
Switches, Motion Sensors or Photocells
may be connected to any input. These
are software assignable as to type and
control. Any input can control any relay
or group.
17 Dry Contact Output Terminals – Each
Output Terminal allows for the CX Panel
to signal other systems with N.O./N.C.
momentary or maintained contacts.
18Master/Secondary Panel Interface
Card Connector – Cards provided with
the secondary panel allow easy connec-
tion with CAT5, CAT5e or CAT6 cable.
19 Door Hinge – The CX Panel door hinge
is designed to allow removal of the door
during installation of line and low volt-
age wiring for easier access and protec-
tion of the user interface. Relay manual
override button will operate relays with
User Interface cable not attached to
motherboard provided control power is
connected.
Connect Controlled Lighting Loads
Low Voltage Input
Wiring
CX 8-Relay
Panel Interior
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Line Voltage Power Connections
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Low Voltage Input/Output Connections
1 Always use and follow Installation
Instructions.
2 Connect Low Voltage Inputs – There
are low voltage inputs, one each on
each relay card and auxiliary inputs
on the motherboard. Any device can
be connected to any input. All inputs
are software assignable to any type of
device, including low voltage switches,
motion sensors, or photocells. Any input
can control any relay, group or output.
Wiring diagrams for each type of device
are indicated inside the panel door and
in this document. Each panel provides
enough device power for one device
per relay, including devices that may be
wired in parallel to a single input.
3Inputs should be connected based
on zone control – Where relays are con-
trolled by single devices, inputs should
be connected to the input terminal on
that specic relay. Even though any
input can be mapped to any relay or
group, it is easier for programming and
future modications if inputs and relays
are aligned.
4Switches or Sensors that control the
same zone should be connected in
parallel to a single input – Low volt-
age switches and motion sensors can
be connected in parallel for like devices
when more than one device controls
the same zone.
5Record Inputs in Panel Schedule -
After completion of all connections,
include in the panel schedule the name,
type and/or location of the input device
and the relay or group controlled.
Low Voltage Device Input Wiring Diagrams
CX User Interface Functions
RED (+24VDC)
BLUE (
�
CONTROL)
Black ( - COMMON)
24V
Control
Common
LED
24V
Control
Common
LED
CX Panel
Input
Te rminals
LVSM1PL
Switch
Station
LVSM1NP
Switch
Station
Foot-Candle Range
3 - 300 Indoor
30 - 3000
60 - 60000
0.3 - 30 Outdoor
Input
Te rminals
Photocell
2
3
1
BLACK
BLUE
BLUE / WHITE
BLACK / WH ITE
BLUE/ WHITE
24V
Control
Common
LED
BLACK
BLUE
BLUE
24V
Control
Common
LED
RED (+24VDC)
BLUE (
➡
CONTROL)
Black ( - COMMON)
24V
Control
Common
LED
24V
Control
Common
LED
CX Panel
Input
Terminals
LVSM1PL
Switch
Station
LVSM1NP
Switch
Station
Foot-Candle Range
3 - 300 Indoor
30 - 3000
60 - 60000
0.3 - 30 Outdoor
Input
Terminals
Photocell
2
3
1
BLACK
BLUE
BLACK / WHITE
BLUE / WHITE
24V
Control
Common
LED
BLACK
BLUE
BLUE
24V
Control
Common
LED
RED (+24VDC)
BLUE (
�
CONTROL)
Black ( - COMMON)
24V
Control
Common
LED
24V
Control
Common
LED
CX Panel
Input
Te rminals
LV SM1PL
Switch
Station
LV SM1NP
Switch
Station
Foot-Candle Range
3 - 300 Indoor
30 - 3000
60 - 60000
0.3 - 30 Outdoor
Input
Te rminals
Photocell
2
3
1
BLACK
BLUE
BLUE / WHITE
BLACK / W HITE
BLUE/WHITE
24V
Control
Common
LED
BLACK
BLUE
BLUE
24V
Control
Common
LED
RED (+24VDC)
BLUE (
�
CONTROL)
Black ( - COMMON)
24V
Control
Common
LED
24V
Control
Common
LED
CX Panel
Input
Te rminals
LV SM1PL
Switch
Station
LV SM1NP
Switch
Station
Foot-Candle Range
3 - 300 Indoor
30 - 3000
60 - 60000
0.3 - 30 Outdoor
Input
Te rminals
Photocell
2
3
1
BLACK
BLUE
BLUE / WHITE
BLACK / W HITE
BLUE/WHITE
24V
Control
Common
LED
BLACK
BLUE
BLUE
24V
Control
Common
LED
PhotocellsMotion Sensors
Low Voltage Switches
Low Voltage Switch
Low Voltage Switch
with LED
black/white
blue white
Color LCD Display – Allows for most programming
to be completed in a single screen. Right side scroll
bars appear when more choices are available than are
currently visible.
Alpha-Numeric Keypad – This keypad is used
to populate names and numeric values while
programming.Tap/Scroll operation is similar to that
used for cell phones.
Escape Key – This key takes the user to the previous
screen. Warning prompt appears when changes have
been made, but not saved.
Function Keys –These keys provide
programming choices in various screens. Key
labels appear on-screen when keys are available.
Navigation Keys – Allows user to navigate
Up/Down/Right/Left/Toggle through editable
elds to select program choices.
Enter Key – Use this key to make selections.
Help Key – This key will bring up help screens
in specic locations driven by the eld that
is highlighted.
NOTE: All wiring is required to be #18 ga insulated CLASS 2 copper conductor. Number of wires varies by device type.
CX Main Menu
The CX Main Menu
provides access to all
programming func-
tions in order of the
next needed input.
Press ENTER from the
home clock display
page to begin.
The Help ICON in the upper right of the screen appears
when help information is available. Each of the main menu
items is dened with the help screen.
HELP Icon
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Individual
Mounted
Relay Card
CX Panel
User
Interface
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General System Settings
The CX Panel System oers a wide variety of settings that allow for dierent uses of the system. The basic settings required
for most systems are Time and Date, Time Zone, and Astro Clock Settings. These are input as follows:
Time and Date
From the Main Menu SELECT System Settings, and then press ENTER1.
SELECT Set Date/Time, and then press ENTER.2.
Enter the Date and Time in the appropriate elds using the alpha-numeric keypad.3.
Scroll down to [SAVE] and press ENTER to nish4.
Time Zone
From the Main Menu SELECT System Settings, and then press ENTER.1.
SELECT Set Date/Time Preferences, and then press ENTER.2.
SCROLL down to the Time Zone eld and use the RIGHT and LEFT arrow keys to3.
select the appropriate time zone for your area.
Scroll down to [SAVE] and press ENTER to nish4.
Astro Clock Settings
From the Main Menu SELECT System Settings, and then press ENTER.1.
SELECT Astro Clock Settings, and then press ENTER.2.
Press the ENTER key and use the alpha-numeric keypad to enter the rst letter of a3.
major city near your location. A list will appear that can be scrolled to nd the city
of your choice. Press ENTER to auto-populate the longitude and latitude values.
Alternately, if you know these values SCROLL to each eld and enter the data for4.
your area.
Scroll down to [SAVE] and press ENTER to nish5.
Basic Programming Functions
The CX Panel System basic programming functions used most often for typical installations are Groups, Schedules, and Inputs.
These are programmed as follows:
Groups
From the Main Menu SELECT Groups, and then press ENTER1.
SELECT a group, and then press ENTER. The solid box next to the group number indicates that it has been programmed.2.
Edit the name eld using the alpha-numeric keypad. Press ENTER to select from name list.3.
SELECT [CHANGE] in the Relays eld4.
Select the relays to be included in the group, and then Press ENTER5.
Scroll down to [SAVE] and press ENTER to nish6.
Schedules
From the Main Menu SELECT Schedules, and then press ENTER.1.
SELECT a Schedule, and then press ENTER. The solid box next to the group number indicates that it has been programmed.2.
Edit the name eld using the alpha-numeric keypad.3.
SELECT [CHANGE] in the Control eld4.
Select the Relay or Group to be controlled and then Press ENTER5.
SELECT [CHANGE] in the [Times] eld6.
Input the schedule times in the appropriate elds, and then Press ENTER7.
Scroll down to [SAVE] and press ENTER to nish8.
Inputs
From the Main Menu SELECT Inputs, and then press ENTER1.
SELECT an Input, and then press ENTER. The solid box next to the group number indicates that it has been programmed. MI012.
would be the master panel relay card 1 input. MAX1 would be the master panel auxiliary input 1.
Edit the name eld using the alpha-numeric keypad.3.
SELECT <Switch> in the Type eld4.
Use the RIGHT and LEFT arrow key to toggle to the desired input type.5.
SCROLL down and populate the associated settings for the selected input6.
SELECT [CHANGE] in the Control eld7.
Select the Relay or Group to be controlled and then Press ENTER8.
Scroll down to [SAVE] and press ENTER to nish9.
QUICK START
Installation &Programming Guide
READ AND FOLLOW ALL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS.•
CAUTION - RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK.• To prevent
electrical shock, turn o power at the circuit breaker before
installing or servicing unit. Never wire energized electrical
components.
NOTICE:• For installation by a licensed electrician in accordance
with National and/or local Electrical Codes and the following
instructions.
CAUTION: USE COPPER CONDUCTOR ONLY.•
Be sure to read and understand all instructions before•
installing or servicing unit
For Indoor use only. Do not use outdoors.•
Do not mount near gas or electric heaters.•
Disconnect switch or a circuit breaker must be provided and•
marked as the disconnecting device.
The use of accessory equipment not recommended by the•
manufacturer may cause an unsafe condition.
Conrm that device ratings are suitable for application prior to•
installation.
No user serviceable parts contained inside unit. Refer all•
service related questions to the factory. All servicing shall be
performed by qualied service personnel.
Equipment should be mounted in locations and at heights•
where it will not readily be subjected to tampering by
unauthorized personnel.
Use only approved materials and components (i.e. twist on•
connectors, electrical box, etc.) as appropriate for installation.
NOTICE:• Do not install if product appears to be damaged.
If the equipment is used in a manner not specied by the•
manufacturer, the protection provided by the equipment may
be impaired.
Do not use this equipment for other than intended use.•
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PRECAUTIONS
CX Panels – Programming Guide CX Panels – Programming Guide(continued)
Use of Scenarios
The Scenarios Menu allows for the application of pre-programmed Indoor and Outdoor templates. The User only needs to
input unique information related to the selected Scenario. The Scenario then auto-populates data related to specic chosen
behavior and then signicantly shortens the time necessary to complete programming. Additionally, Scenarios have been
tested for proper performance and assure the User that all required settings will work correctly.
EXAMPLE SCENARIO: Manual Switch ON/ Auto Motion OFF – 5 EASY STEPS
3) Select Motion Input
SELECT
1) Select Scenario
4) Select Relay or Group
2) Select Switch Input
5) Save ALL Selections
3) Select Motion Input
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2
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3
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4
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SELECT
SELECT
EDIT
EDIT
EDIT
SAVE
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