LEGRAND Wattstopper LMDL-600 User manual

Wattstopper
®
DLM Wireless Photosensor with IPv6/Bluetooth®Low Energy Technology
Installation Instructions • Instructions d’Installation • Instrucciones de Instalación
No: 27365 – 8/18 rev.4
Catalog Number • Numéro de Catalogue • Número de Catálogo: LMDL-600
Country of Origin: Made in China • Pays d’origine: Fabriqué en Chine • País de origen: Hecho en China
SPECIFICATIONS
Light sensor range.................................................................. 1 to 1,500 fc
Power Supply .......................... Battery powered, CR123A Lithium Ion, 3 VDC
Connection to DLM Network... Wireless via LMRC-611MCC room controllers
Wireless Hardware
Radios: ................................................................ Two IEEE 802.15.4
Frequency: ............................................................................. 2.4Ghz
Antennas: ................................ IPv6 Mesh and Bluetooth low energy
Wireless Standards
Radio 1: .........................................................IPv6 Mesh (6LoWPAN)
Range: .......................................................................up to 60 ft.
Radio 2: ............................................................ Bluetooth low energy
Range: .......................................................................up to 30 ft.
Wireless Encryption
AES-128 bit symmetric key, randomly generated per PAN
Shared via secured DTLS only
Environment:
Operating Temperature .....................................32° to 104°F (0° to 40°C)
Storage Temperature .......................................23° to 140°F (-5° to 60°C)
Relative Humidity ...........................................5 to 95% (non condensing)
Other:
Plenum Rating................................................................................ UL2043
Compliance/Regulatory
FCC, RoHS,
Bluetooth certified
UL and cUL listed (E101196)
Patent Pending
UNIT DESCRIPTION
The DLM Wireless photo sensor is a wireless battery
powered light sensor intended for operation with Wireless
room controllers. It is an open loop photo sensor that
measures daylight in foot candles to automatically switch or
dim zones of lighting. The sensor sends light level signals to
LMRC-611MCC room controllers to adjust connected lighting
loads.
Sensor Installation and Conguration Overview
1. Mount the photosensor so that the Daylight Viewing
Port directly views the daylight entering the space
through a window or a skylight. See Placement
Guidelines and Mounting the Photosensor.
2. Turn ON power to the room controller.
3. Use LMCS-100 or the DLM Configuration App software
to complete the configuration process. The LMDL-600
will not operate properly until the configuration and
calibration is successful.
4. Ensure there is a minimum 5fc of ambient light in the
space.
5. From LMCS or the App, select the room network
you’d like to calibrate and select the LMDL to start the
calibration process. You will need a light level meter in
order to record the fc data of the space for each prompt
in the software. Place the light meter at the task level.
6. After following the software prompts, once calibrated,
you can adjust switch overrides and other features by
selecting the LMRC that the LMDL is paired to.
Application Note: Depending on external factors (such as
environment, fixture location and dimming curve of the load)
an adjustment factor may be needed to achieve the target
light level after calibration. If the calibrated LMDL and fixture
combination outputs less light than the target light level
(set in the LMRC parameter), adjust the ‘target light level’
parameter by increasing to an appropriate amount.
IMPORTANT: You must wake the device (press the Config
button) before commissioning. If the LMDL is paired to a
secure room with LMCS, LMCS is required to calibrate
the sensor. If the LMDL is paired to a secure room with
the DLM Configuration App, please calibrate with the DLM
Configuration App.
Sensor Params
LMPX-600
LMPC-600
Mode Auto On
Blink On
Load Type Dim
LMBR-650
For networking
and managing
rooms, floors,
and building
(optional
)
LMRC-61
1MCC
Wireless
Dimmer and/or
Scene Switch
LMDL-600
Wireless
Photosensor
IPv6 Mesh for secur
e
networking of DLM
rooms and devices
over 6LoWPAN
Secure Bluetooth
low energy
communication for
mobile App support
DLM Configuration App
on a mobile device
WIRELESS DLM CONNECTION
NOTE: The LMDL cannot be
used in a Hybrid DLM Room.
The LMDL must be used with
wireless room controllers.

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The LMDL-600 switches or dims electric light in response to daylight. It is important to select a location where the photosensor
measures daylight contribution only. For proper operation the photosensor should not see any electric light contribution.
When the primary source of daylight is a window (sidelighting), the LMDL-600 is typically ceiling mounted between one to three feet
away from the window. The figure below shows a typical placement location for a sidelit application.
WARNING: DO NOT USE THE DLM LOCAL NETWORK TO CONTROL LOADS OTHER THAN LIGHTING IF THE
LOAD IS NOT IN VIEW OF A PERSON AT ALL CONTROL LOCATIONS. DO NOT USE DLM TO CONTROL ANY
LOAD THAT MIGHT BE DANGEROUS OR CAUSE A HAZARDOUS SITUATION IF ACCIDENTALLY ACTIVATED.
PLACEMENT GUIDELINES
60°
Mount photosensor close to window
to see only daylight contribution.
Sensor must not view
electric light output.
LMDL-600
45°
Window
Light Fixture
MOUNTING THE PHOTOSENSOR
The LMDL-600 in a ceiling or open ceiling environment so that the daylight view port directly views daylight entering the space through a
window or skylight.
NOTE: The LMDL-600 operates on an included CR123A battery providing a 10+ year lifespan. Before mounting, pull the battery tab on
the back of the unit to activate the battery and power the unit.
The photosensor can be mounted using one of thee possible methods:
• Mounted to the ceiling using the included plastic mounting plate
• Mounted to a hanging threaded rod, for open ceiling environments, using the included threaded rod adapter
• Recessed mounting, using the optional LMDL-600-RPM Recessed Plenum Mounting Kit
NOTE: The LMDL-600 has a rotating cover which allows the daylight port to be adjusted to point directly at the window or skylight. The
cover can be rotated approximately 170°, so mount the photosensor so it points in the general direction of the window/skylight
and then adjust the cover.
Twist to
Lock
Ceiling Mount
1. Attach the mounting plate to the ceiling with the
three included 1” mounting screws.
2. Twist the LMDL-600 clockwise to lock it onto
the mounting plate.
Light Fixture
Skylight
LMDL-600
60°
NOTE: Pull protective battery tab
before installation to power
the sensor.
Pull Tab
Rotate sensor window
so that it points towards
window or skylight

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Twist to
Lock
Mounting Bracket
Threaded hole - 3/8"-16
Threaded hole - 1/4"-20
Threaded Rod Size
3/8"-16, 1/4"-20,
or 1/2”-13
Threaded hole - 1/2"-13
Threaded Rod Mount
The threaded rod adapter can mount to a 3/8” - 16 or
1/4” - 20 hanging threaded rod.
1. Screw the adapter onto the rod.
2. Attach the mounting plate to the adapter using
the included 10mm screw.
3. Twist the LMDL-600 clockwise to lock it onto
the mounting plate.
DEVICE PAIRING, COMMISSIONING, AND UNIT ADJUSTMENT USING THE DLM CONFIG APP
The DLM Config App is available for both iOS®and Android®devices. Search “DLM Config” on
your device to download.
The app provides the ability to pair various devices in a room. The app is also required in order to
configure and calibrate the LMDL-600, which must be done before it will function correctly in the
room. Additionally, you can modify load binding and edit various DLM parameters within the app.
For details on the features and operation, download the DLM Config App User Guide from the wattstopper web site at :
https://www.legrand.us/wattstopper.aspx
NOTE: LMCS-100 software, version 4.7 or later can also be used to pair devices, commission the LMDL-600, and edit DLM
parameters. However, LMCS-100 requires use of an LMBR-650.
SETTING UP A ROOM NETWORK BY PAIRING DEVICES
Pair wireless devices to a room controller to create a secure individual room network and enable Plug N’ Go operation.
Device pairing can be done by using by using the DLM Config App or Push-to-Pair (PtP) mode on the room controller and all other
wireless devices. Because the app is needed for commissioning the LMDL-600, you may find it easier to use the DLM Config app.
To pair devices in a network, they must all have the same wireless channel and PAN ID. By default the channel is 15 and the PAN ID is 1.
Using Push-to-Pair mode, the PAN ID for all devices being paired is migrated to a new number, so that only those device communicate
with each other. Note that while the channel remains at its default value using Push-to-Pair, if you pair devices using the DLM Config
app, you can also change the channel.
Recommended Pairing Methods for Different Scenarios
Rooms with One Room Controller Rooms with Multiple Room Controllers
Set Up a new room network DLM Config App or Push-to-Pair Mode DLM Config App or Push-to-Pair Mode
Add a device to an existing room network DLM Config App or Push-to-Pair Mode DLM Config App
NOTE: LMCS-100 software, version 4.7 or later can also be used to pair devices. However, LMCS-100 requires use of an LMBR-650.
Twist to
Lock
Spring
Arm
Cut hole with 3 1/8” hole saw
Twist to
Lock
Spring
Arm
Cut hole with 3 1/8” hole saw
Recessed Mount, using the LMDL-600-RPM
1. Using a 3 1/8” hole saw, cut a hole in the ceiling.
2. Raise the spring loaded arms so they fit through the hole.
3. Release the arms. The LMDL-600 will loosely clamp to the ceiling.
4. Hold the edges of the recessed mounting plate to prevent it from
moving, then twist the LMDL-600 clockwise to lock it onto the mounting
plate.
12 Gauge
Wire Hanger
Hanger attachment
feature, for use when
local safety or seismic
requirements are
applicable.
Note: Once the
sensor is attached
to the recessed
mount, the sensor
will be firmly
in place.

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Press here
to pair with
room controller
DEVICE PAIRING USING PUSH-TO-PAIR MODE
Push-to-Pair in a room with a single LMRC-611MCC Room Controller
NOTE: Once you enter PtP mode on the room controller, a three minute timer begins. If the
Config button on any device in the room is pressed, the timer resets and begins the
three minute countdown again. If no Config button is pressed within three minutes, the
room controller will exit PtP mode.
1. Enter PtP mode on the room controller. Press the Config button three times (within
three seconds) until the LED on the room controller flashes green.
2. Enter PtP mode on the LMDL-600. Using a pointed tool, press the Config button three
times. As with the room controller, the LED on the switch will flash green.
3. Pair the LMDL-600. Press the Config button on the LMDL-600 once to pair it to the room
controller. The load connected to the room controller will toggle once (if the load is OFF, it
will turn ON; if ON, it will turn OFF) to indicate that pairing was successful.
NOTE: If there are any wireless sensors, dimmers, or additional switches in the room, repeat steps 2 and 3 for each of those
devices so that all devices are paired together in the same network. For each device, the load will toggle during step 3.
4. Exit PtP mode. Exit PtP on the room controller, by pressing the Config button 3 times. The LED on the room controller will flash
blue while it completes the pairing process. The default PAN ID on all devices will change to a new number, based on the last
four digits of the Mac address on the room controller, and now those devices will communicate only with each other and not any
devices which have not been paired. Once complete, the switches and sensors will automatically exit PtP mode and will reboot.
The LED on each switch or sensor will flash white at least once before resuming normal operation.
NOTE: It is important to exit PtP mode within the three minute time limit mentioned above. If you do not, none of the device
pairings will be remembered and you have to start the process over from the beginning.
Push-to-Pair in a room with multiple LMRC-611MCCs
In a room with multiple loads, there may be more than one LMRC-611MCC. They can all be paired to the same room network, allowing
the scene switch to set each load to different levels per scene. One of the room controllers will become the master, determining the PAN
ID and channel settings for all the devices in the network.
1. Enter wireless Push-to-Pair (PtP) mode on all room controllers. Press the Config button three times on each LMRC-611MCC
to put them all in PtP mode. The green LEDs will flash on all room controllers.
2. Enter PtP mode on the LMDL-600. Using a pointed tool, press the Config button three times. As with the room controller, the LED
on the switch will flash green.
3. Pair the LMDL-600. Press the Config button on the LMDL-600 once to pair it to the room controller. The load connected to the
room controller will toggle once (if the load is OFF, it will turn ON; if ON, it will turn OFF) to indicate that pairing was successful.
NOTE: If there are any wireless sensors, dimmers, or additional switches in the room, repeat steps 2 and 3 for each of those
devices so that all devices are paired together in the same network. For each device, the load will toggle during step 3.
4. Pair the room controllers together. Press the Config button once on each room controller. This indicates to the rooms controllers
that they will be paired with each other.
5. Exit PtP mode. On one of the room controllers, press the Config button 3 times. This room controller will become the master. The
LED on the room controller will flash blue while it completes the pairing process. The default PAN ID on all devices will change to a
new number, based on the last four digits of the Mac address on the room controller, and now those devices will communicate only
with each other and not any devices which have not been paired. Once complete, the switches and sensors will automatically exit
PtP mode. The LED on each switch or sensor will flash white at least once before resuming normal operation.
NOTE: It is important to exit PtP mode within the three minute time limit mentioned above. If you do not, none of the device
pairings will be remembered and you have to start the process over from the beginning.
Pairing a device to an existing network
If you need to add the LMDL-600 to an existing in room network, follow the procedure below:
1. Revert the room controller to its default Channel and PAN ID. Press the Config button on the room controller seven times.
If there are multiple room controllers in the network, this should be done on the master (see note below). This will set the room
controller back to the default values for the Channel and PAN ID, so that it can communicate with the LMDL-600. However, other
devices previously paired to the room controller will still remain paired to it.
2. Enter wireless Push-to-Pair (PtP) mode on the room controller. Press the Config button three times (within three seconds)
until the LED on the room controller flashes green.
3. Enter PtP mode on the LMDL-600. Using a pointed tool, press the Config button three times. As with the room controller, the LED
on the switch will flash green.
4. Pair the devices. Press the Config button on the LMDL-600 once to pair the LMDL-600 to the room controller. The load connected to
the room controller will toggle once (if the load is OFF, it will turn ON; if ON, it will turn OFF) to indicate that pairing was successful.
5. Exit PtP mode. Exit PtP on the room controller, by pressing the Config button 3 times. The LED on the room controller will flash
blue while it completes the pairing process. The PAN ID of the LMDL-600 will change to the value used by the previously paired
devices and the room controller also returns to that value.
NOTE: With multiple room controllers, you need to use the master room controller, but you may not know which is the master. For this
reason, Wattstopper recommends using the DLM Config App when adding a device to an existing network with multiple room
controllers. However, if the app is not available. It is possible to determine the master by using Push n’ Learn mode. The master
is the one wired to Load 1 (the first load that will turn On). For details on Push n’ Learn Mode, see the guide for the
LMRC-611MCC, LMSW-605, or LMDM-601.

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RESETTING THE LMDL-600
When you reset the LMDL-600, the Channel and PAN ID will return to their default values, and if the
switch was previously paired, it will no longer be connected to that room network. All DLM parameters
are also returned to their default values.
There are two ways to reset the LMDL-600:
• Press the Config button 10 times. The LED will blink green each time the Config button is
pressed. After the 10th press, the LED will turn red then briefly turn white indicating it is
rebooting.
• On the back of the sensor, is a small hole that will fit a paper clip. Use a paper clip to depress
the button inside that hole and hold for 10 seconds. When you first press the reset button, the
LED will blink red once, then after the 10 second will reboot and the LED will briefly turn white,
indicating it is rebooting.
Paper Clip
Reset Hole

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