LEGRAND Wattstopper LP8 User manual

Wattstopper
®
Lighting Control Panel
User Manual
No:24279 – 12/16 rev. 1
Catalog Number: LP8 and LP24
Country of Origin: Made in China
THE USER INTERFACE KEYPAD
HELP SELECT
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Press to scroll up
Press to select
Press to scroll down
Press to move righ
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Press to move left
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Navigating Programming
Help menu
The right side of the keypad is for
scrolling through choices and making
selections. This guide will instruct you
to scroll through choices and to make
a selection.
The left side of the keypad is for
navigating around the screen. This
guide will instruct you to move to the
right, left, up, or down as required.
You can press HELP at any screen for
guidance in making selections.
This guide leads you through programming the LP8 and LP24 series lighting control panels.
Use this guide with the LP8 Programming Record Sheet to keep track of system operation and
programmed parameters.
Keep this manual in the panel enclosure cover door pocket
for future reference, along with the completed Programming
Record Sheet / Relay Schedule and any other manuals or
drawings that apply to the lighting panel installation.
For panel hardware installation, see the Quick Start
Installation Guide.
For wiring instructions, see the Installation and Wiring
Reference.
More information can be found on line at
www.legrand.us/wattstopper.
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LP Series LightingControl Panel
ProgrammingInstructions
Thisguide leads you through programming the LP8
andLP24 series lighting control panels. Use this guide
withthe LP8 Programming Record Sheet to keep track
ofsystem operation and programmed parameters.
Keepthis manual in the panel enclosure cover
doorpocket for future reference, along with the
completedProgramming Record Sheet / Relay
Scheduleand any other manuals or drawings
thatapply to the lighting panel installation.
Forpanelhardwareinstallation,seetheQuickStartInstallationGuide.
Forwiringinstructions,seetheInstallationandWiringReference.
Users Guide
Copyright©2008WattStopper/Legrand,Allrights reserved.
THEUSER I NTERFACEK EYPAD
Theleftsideofthe keypadis fornavigating
aroundthescreen.This guidewill instructyouto
movetotheright, left, up, ordownasrequired.
YoucanpressHELPatanyscreenfor guidance
inmaking selections.
Therightside of the keypad is for
scrollingthrough choicesand making
selections.Thisguidewill instruct you
toscroll through choicesand to make
aselection.
HELP
SELECT
RAISE
LOWER
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Presstoselect
Presstoscrolldown
Presstomoveright
Presstomoveleft
Presstomoveup
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CONTENTS
Overriding Channels ..................................................................................................................3
Set Time and Date – Setup ........................................................................................................4
Daylight Savings Time (DST) – Setup ......................................................................................5
Program Holiday Dates – Setup................................................................................................6
Program Holiday Date Range – Setup......................................................................................7
Select Location for Astronomic Clock – Setup .......................................................................9
Assigning Relays to Channels – Setup..................................................................................10
Clearing the Memory – Setup.................................................................................................. 11
Pre-Programmed Control Scenarios ......................................................................................13
Summary of Lighting Control Scenarios ...........................................................................13
Switched and Scheduled Interior Lighting Options..........................................................14
Manual ON/Scheduled OFF (Interior Lights).....................................................................14
Scheduled ON/OFF (Interior Lights)..................................................................................14
AS Manual On/Auto Off (Interior Lights with AS-100 Switch)............................................14
AS Auto On/Off (Interior Lights with AS-100 Switch).........................................................15
Photocell Control Options...................................................................................................15
Photocell ON/OFF (Exterior Lights – Security) .................................................................15
Photocell and Schedule ON/OFF (Exterior Lights)............................................................15
Astronomic Control Options...............................................................................................15
Astronomic ON/OFF (Exterior Lights – Security) ..............................................................15
Astronomic and Scheduled ON/OFF (Exterior Lights) ......................................................15
Sample Scenario Application..............................................................................................16
Sample Operation Summary and Programming Record Sheet ........................................17
Manual ON/Schedule OFF – Program.....................................................................................18
Scheduled ON/OFF – Program................................................................................................20
AS Manual ON/Auto OFF – Program ......................................................................................22
AS Automatic ON/OFF – Program ..........................................................................................24
Astronomic ON/OFF – Program..............................................................................................26
Astronomic and Scheduled ON/OFF – Program ...................................................................28
Photocell ON/OFF – Program..................................................................................................30
PHOTOCELL and Scheduled ON/OFF – Program .................................................................31
Copying a Schedule – Program ..............................................................................................33
Spanning Midnight with a Schedule.......................................................................................34
Midnight Scheduling Example – Day Spanning ................................................................34
Diagnostics ...............................................................................................................................38
Program Testing ...................................................................................................................38
Troubleshooting ...................................................................................................................38
Firmware Version .................................................................................................................38

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To get started
Press any button on the user interface to illuminate the Main Screen.
Use the navigation
arrows to highlight the
status ON/OFF next to the
desired channel
HELP
Use the programming
arrows to cycle the
channel ON/OFF
SELECT
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LOWER
Display Press
Description
When the LP8 leaves the factory each relay is
assigned to one of the 8 channels.
Channel.Relay Channel Relay
A ......... 1 B .......... 2
C ......... 3 D.......... 4
E ......... 5 F .......... 6
G......... 7 H .......... 8
OVERRIDING CHANNELS
When using the panel’s default programming (as shipped from the factory) overriding a channel
will override one relay. The default channel/relay mapping is shown above. To change channel/
relay associations use the clock SETUP screen called “Assign Relays/Channel.”
To cycle a channel ON/OFF from the user interface keypad use the following procedure.

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With SETUP ashing
Set the HOUR —>
Set MINUTES —>
To set the MONTH —>
To set the DAY —>
To set the YEAR —>
SELECT
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SELECT
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LOWER
SELECT
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LOWER
With SET TIME AND DATE
ashing SELECT
RAISE
LOWER
SELECT
RAISE
LOWER
SELECT
RAISE
LOWER
Display Press
Description
then
Time in the LP8 is entered in
Military or 24 hour format where
13 hours equals 1:00 PM.
then
With SAVE ashing SELECT
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LOWER
SET TIME AND DATE – SETUP
Use this feature to set the current time and date.

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DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME (DST) – SETUP
Note that the LP8 ships with Daylight Savings Time enabled for the United States. Follow the
steps below to change DST settings.
Display Press
Description
With SETUP ashing
To tell the clock to
follow Daylight Savings
Transitions (DST), YES
or NO
SELECT
RAISE
LOWER
SELECT
RAISE
LOWER
then
To tell the clock to put
the transition dates in
automatically (Use Auto
Dates?), Yes or No
SELECT
RAISE
LOWER
SELECT
RAISE
LOWER
then
If you select NO ...
SELECT
RAISE
LOWER
With SAVE ashing
SELECT
RAISE
LOWER
With DAYLIGHT SAVING
TIME ashing
SELECT
RAISE
LOWER
SELECT
RAISE
LOWER
then
SELECT
RAISE
LOWER
then HELP
IChange the beginning and
ending dates on this screen.
To set the MONTH —>
To set the DAY —>
To set the YEAR —>

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PROGRAM HOLIDAY DATES – SETUP
Holiday scheduling allows the LP8 to operate a different schedule on a specific date or range of
dates. This is to accommodate different scheduling for holidays and special occasions. When a
programmed holiday date occurs, instead of executing all channel schedules according to the
day of the week, the LP8 will execute them based on the holiday schedule entered.
If a holiday date is entered ALL channels will execute the schedule entered. If left blank
the channel will not turn on.
Display Press
Description
With SETUP ashing
SELECT
RAISE
LOWER
With PROGRAM
HOLIDAYS ashing
Set the MONTH —>
Set the DAY —>
Set the YEAR —>
Enter dates on which the Holiday Schedule should run rather than the regular daily schedule.
Enter holiday dates as required. Note that you can enter up to 36 dates. However, you must
SAVE each screen of 12 before advancing to the next group of 12.
With SAVE ashing SELECT
RAISE
LOWER
Enter holiday dates as required. You can enter up to 36 dates. However, you must SAVE
each screen of 12 before advancing to the next group of 12.
HELP SELECT
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LOWER
then then SELECT
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LOWER
SELECT
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LOWER
then HELP

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PROGRAM HOLIDAY DATE RANGE – SETUP
For holiday periods you may enter ranges of dates rather than individual dates.
Display Press
Description
With RANGE ashing SELECT
RAISE
LOWER
With SETUP ashing
SELECT
RAISE
LOWER
With PROGRAM
HOLIDAYS ashing
HELP
HELP
SELECT
RAISE
LOWER
then HELP
HELP SELECT
RAISE
LOWER
then then SELECT
RAISE
LOWER
Set the MONTH —>
Set the DAY —>
Set the YEAR —>
HELP HELP HELP HELP
With SAVE ashing

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With SAVE flashing SELECT
RAISE
LOWER
HELP SELECT
RAISE
LOWER
then then SELECT
RAISE
LOWER
Set the MONTH —>
Set the DAY —>
Set the YEAR —>
Display Press
Description
HELP
When finished setting ranges

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SELECT LOCATION FOR ASTRONOMIC CLOCK – SETUP
Setting the correct geographic location is important when using the astronomic function. You
can enter the location by selecting the closest city from a list of States, Provinces, Countries,
and Cities or enter it manually using global coordinates. To manually enter the coordinates you
must know the latitude, longitude, and hours ahead or behind GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) for
the panel’s location.
Display Press
Description
With SETUP ashing
To change State:
with ALABAMA
ashing, scroll
up or down to
view States,
Provinces and
Territories
SELECT
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LOWER
With SELECT LOCATION
ashing
SELECT
RAISE
LOWER
SELECT
RAISE
LOWER
With desired
location flashing
To set City:
with the rst city
in the selected
State ashing,
scroll up or down
SELECT
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LOWER
SELECT
RAISE
LOWER
With desired city
flashing
With SAVE ashing SELECT
RAISE
LOWER
SELECT
RAISE
LOWER
then HELP

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ASSIGNING RELAYS TO CHANNELS – SETUP
Group relays into a Channel that will follow the same Schedule. Schedules control Channels;
they do not control relays directly. See the Installation & Wiring Reference for instructions on
grouping relays for Smartwired switch control.
Display Press
Description
With SETUP ashing
SELECT
RAISE
LOWER
With ASSIGN RELAYS/
CHANNEL ashing
SELECT
RAISE
LOWER
then SELECT
RAISE
LOWER
With relay 1 channel
ashing, RAISE or LOWER
to desired CHANNEL (A-H)
SELECT
RAISE
LOWER
then SELECT
RAISE
LOWER
The display automaticlly
advances to the next relay
channel each time you
press SELECT. To move to a
specic relay channel, use
the navigation keypad.
SELECT
RAISE
LOWER
then then SELECT
RAISE
LOWER
Repeat above
sequence as
required for all
relays
With SAVE ashing SELECT
RAISE
LOWER
SELECT
RAISE
LOWER
then HELP
HELP