ITC VersiControl Smart System Configuration guide

3030 Corporate Grove Dr. • Hudsonville • MI • 49426
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VersiControl Two Zone Smart System Install Instructions
(Part #’s: 22XX2-RGB-YY-SC & 22XX2-RGBW-YY-SC)
Safety Instructions
• Disconnect power before installing, adding or changing any component.
• To avoid a hazard to children, account for all parts and destroy all packing materials.
• Do not install any luminaire assembly closer than 6” from any combustible materials.
• Positive (+) outputs require a fuse if the attached wire leads are not rated to handle the max current.
• This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
- This device may not cause harmful interference
- This device must accept any interferences received, including interference that may cause undesired operation
For warranty information please visit www.itc-us.com\warranty
1. INSTALL: Determine the installation location for your control module. Make sure to consider the size of the module (7.5”L x 5”W x 1.5”H)
when determining your location. Note, it will require room for access and for wiring. Screw the controller in place using four M5 stainless
steel screws (not provided) sized appropriately for the substrate material used. Make sure when mounted, that the Bluetooth antenna is
not obstructed by metal objects.
1.5”
7.5”
5”
PARTS / TOOLS NEEDED:
VersiControl RGB
Smart System
RGB Lighting
(Varies)
Mounting Screws x 4
(not provided)
Butt Splices
(not provided) Power Drill
2. CONNECT CONTROL PAD: If using the control pad (optional), insert
the connector on the control pad into the connector on the
module. Refer to control pad installation instructions for more
detailed information.
3. ZONE WIRE CONNECTIONS: Refer to the diagram below for refer-
ence when wiring the system in step 4. Note, there can be 8 or
10 zone wires coming out of the controller. Each wire has been
individually placed on the grommet of the assembly.
G WBR+
G WBR+
ZONE 1
ZONE 2
Bluetooth Antenna

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4. WIRING DIAGRAM: Follow the wiring diagram below to wire the module to your system. Note: Maximum replacement fuse size is
20 amps.
Controller
Red - 12-24V DC IN (+)
Black - 12-24V DC IN (-)
(Max 16A)
Inputs Outputs
Zone 1 - (Max 8A)
Zone 2 - (Max 8A)
Fuse
22XX2-RGB-YY-SC
1
5
4
3
2
6
V(+) Red
V(-) Black
Shield - Black
Not Used
CAN (+) White
CAN (-) Blue
(+) White/Red
Black/Red
Black/Green
Black/Blue
1
4
3
2
(+) White/Red
Black/Red
Black/Green
Black/Blue
1
4
3
2
*Mating Connector:
Deutsch DTM04-6P
*Mating Connector: Deutsch DT04-4P
*Mating Connector: Deutsch DTP06-2S
*3.5mm Audio Input
*Signal Line (White)
22XX2-RGBW-YY-SC
Controller
Red - 12-24V DC IN (+)
Black - 12-24V DC IN (-)
(Max 16A)
Inputs Outputs
(+) White/Red
Black/Red
Black/Green
Black/Blue
Black/White
Zone 1 - (Max 8A)
(+) White/Red
Black/Red
Black/Green
Black/Blue
Black/White
Zone 2 - (Max 8A)
Fuse
1
5
4
3
2
6
V(+) Red
V(-) Black
Shield - Black
Not Used
CAN (+) White
CAN (-) Blue
*Mating Connector:
Deutsch DTM04-6P
*Mating Connector: Deutsch DTM04-6P
*Mating Connector: Deutsch DTP06-2S
*3.5mm Audio Input
*Signal Line (White)
1
5
4
3
2
Shield - Black
V(+) Red
V(-) Black
CAN (+) White
CAN (-) Blue
*Mating Connector: NMEA Female
Connector
1
5
4
3
2
Shield - Black
V(+) Red
V(-) Black
CAN (+) White
CAN (-) Blue
*Mating Connector: NMEA Female
Connector

3030 Corporate Grove Dr. • Hudsonville • MI • 49426
Phone: [phone] • www.itc-us.com • [email protected] • DOC#: 710-00131 Rev G • 02/17/21
5. CUSTOMIZING YOUR SYSTEM: There are several features that can be
selected using the four position dip switches on the back of the
control module. To adjust these switches, rst remove the four screws
on the back.
Remove screws
MULTIPLE RGB CONTROLLERS ON SAME CAN
BUS NETWORK:
If you are using more than one controller on a
CAN network, you will need to adjust the CAN
address. Dip switch one and two are used to
select an address.
Switch 1 Switch 2 Address
OFF OFF 0 (Default)
ON OFF 1
OFF ON 2
ON ON 3
SELECT TO POWER UP IN THE ON OR OFF STATE:
Using dip switch four you can select if you
want the controller to power up in the OFF
state when power is applied, or in the ON
state once power is applied.
Switch 4 Power
OFF Power up OFF (default)
ON Power up ON
Dip switch
adjustment
RESET PASS CODE:
If needed, dip switch three can be switched
on and then off to reset the Bluetooth pass
code.
Switch 3 Pass Code
OFF No change
ON Reset pass code
6. DISABLE/SIGNAL INPUT LINE (optional): The control module has the ability to turn off zones if an input line to the controller is activated. If
the disable line is held at the input voltage (5-24 volts), Zones one and two will be turned off. This feature can be used if you want to
deactivate the zone lights on the outside of the boat when in motion. By default, only zones one and two are turned off. There is no
effect on zones three and four (if applicable). You can adjust which zones are turned off via a CAN interface display system.
8. WIRING CONSIDERATIONS:
- Don’t power the controller or lights until all connections are made.
- It is recommended that strain relief be added on all wires to prevent any damage to the lights.
- If fuses are not included on the RGB controller then ITC recommends including fuses on each zone output (+) wire.
- If installing a exible lighting product, do not install the end caps in the mounting track or it may damage the light.
- To test the lights, select the single color fade for each of the colors, red, green and blue on the VersiControl app. This test will show
whether there are wiring issues.
- For the NMEA2000 version controller, its LEN (Load Equivalency Number) equals two.
7. AUDIO INPUT LINE (optional): The controller has the ability to receive an audio input signal (Line Level) through the 3.5mm RCA audio
input female connector. It can use this signal to adjust the light brightness and color based on the audio signal strength and frequency.

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Installation Considerations for Preventing EMI Noise
Electromagnetic interference (EMI) is any unwanted signal which is either radiated(thru air) or conducted(thru
wires) to electronic equipment and interferes with the proper operation and performance of the equipment.
All electrical/electronic components that have varying or switching currents, such as RGB lighting, create Elec-
tromagnetic interference (EMI noise). It is a matter of how much EMI noise they produce.
These same components are also susceptible to EMI, especially radios and audio ampliers. The unwanted au-
dible noise that is sometimes heard on a stereo system is EMI.
WHAT IS EMI NOISE?
1. Turn off LED light(s)/controller(s)
2. Tune the VHF radio to a quiet channel (Ch 13)
3. Adjust the radio’s squelch control until the radio outputs audio noise
4. Re-adjust the VHF radio’s squelch control until the audio noise is quiet
5. Turn on the LED light(s)/controller(s) – If the radio now outputs audio noise then the LED lights may have
caused the interference.
6. If the radio does not output radio noise then the problem is with another part of the electrical system.
If EMI is observed the following steps should help isolate the problem.
DIAGNOSING EMI NOISE
GROUNDING (BONDING) : How each component is connected and routed to power ground is important.
Route the ground of sensitive components back to the battery separately. Eliminate ground loops.
Once the EMI noise is isolated the following steps can be used to help prevent and lessen the effect of the
noise.
CONDUCTED & RADIATED SOLUTIONS
SEPARATION : Physically separate and mount the noisy components away from sensitive components.
In the wire harness, separate the sensitive wires from the noisy wires.
FILTERING : Add ltering to either the device creating the noise or the sensitive device.
Filtering may consist of power line lters, common-mode lters, ferrite clamps, capacitors and inductors.
RADIATED SOLUTIONS
SHIELDING :
Shielded cables can be used. Shielding the component in a metal enclosure is also an option.
PREVENTING EMI NOISE
If you continue to experience EMI issues please contact your ITC sales representative.