Heath Zenith 598-1136-04 User Manual

Lighting Control

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Features

• Operational range of up to 100 feet.

• Controls all Heath®/Zenith RF Tech Communica­tions™ products.

• Adds programmable ON/OFF function for up to
16 lighting controls.

• UL/cUL listed power supply.

• FCC/IC tested and approved.

• 12/24 Hour Digital Clock Display.

• 9 volt battery backup to prevent program loss
due to power failure (9V battery not included).

• Flash control on compatible receivers when using the Panic feature.

Battery Installation and Battery Backup

The Lighting Control Panel is designed for 120VAC operation using the included
DC power converter, but has the added feature of an onboard battery backup
to prevent program memory loss. To install battery:

1. Remove battery cover on rear of

housing by sliding cover down.

2. Install 9 volt battery (not included)

according to polarity markings.

3. Close battery compartment by re-

versing the previous instructions.

Batter y
Cover

Upon power failure, the battery backup
will automatically shut down all non­essential functions. The display and
keypad will not work. The battery

9 Volt
Battery (Not
Included)

backup will last in excess of 5 hours.
When power is restored, the unit will
restart the display and set all channels
to the OFF position. All programming

Battery Connector

Installing 9 Volt Battery and

DC Power Connector

will be maintained unless the battery is
depleted. If the battery is depleted, reprogramming of the time and automated
functions will be required.

Note: If Lighting Control Panel will be disconnected from 120VAC power for
a prolonged period of time, disconnect 9V battery connector from battery to
prevent discharging of battery.

DC Power
Connector

It is recommended that the battery is replaced at least once a year. You might
want to choose a date that will be easy to remember (i.e. Birthday, Anniversary,
New Years, Daylight savings time changes, etc.).

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Product Identification

Light Control - ON, OFF, DIM* with
indicator light.

Control Group Indicator- Light on is
Group A, light off is Group B (Note:
also flashes upon Program entry).

Clock

AM, PM, 24 Hour
Clock Set - Lights
indicate AM or PM
setting. No light
indicates 24 Hour
setting.

SELECT, (-, +) - Set hours and
minutes for clock and ON/OFF
program setup.

TIME SET - Set the time and select
between 12-hour or 24-hour mode.

PROGRAM - Program ON/OFF times
for light controls (light is on when in
program mode).

Control Group - Select Group A or B
lighting controls.

Light Program Modes - Select Mode
1, 2, 1 & 2, or OFF (lights will indicate
which mode(s) are selected.

Control Identification ­Remove clear plastic film
by placing two fingers on
the plastic and “pinching”
the plastic. Remove card.
Use the decals (included)
or write on the card to la­bel each control. Replace
card and plastic film.

ALL ON - Turns all lights within a
Group ON. Select either Group A
or B then press ALL ON.

ALL OFF - Turns all lights within a
Group OFF. Select either Group A or
B then press ALL OFF.

PANIC* - All lights within a Group will flash
ON and OFF. Select either Group A or B
then press PANIC.

*DIM Control: Dims lighting controls that are equipped with the dimming feature.
Pressing DIM will toggle through the different dim levels. Each time the DIM
button is pressed, the control LED will momentarily light.

The receiver saves the last dim setting used. To recall the last dim setting, press
the DIM control once.

Note: Not all lighting controls have the DIM and PANIC (flash) feature.

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Setting The Time

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➊ Press Time Set button. The hour numbers are highlighted.

➋ Press (+) and (-) buttons to the desired time.
➌ Press Select button - Note minute numbers will highlight.
➍ Press (+) and (-) buttons to the desired time.
➎ Press Select button - The AM/PM/24-hour mode is now adjustable.
➏ Press (+) and (-) buttons to toggle between 12-hour and 24-hour mode.

Note: The AM or PM indicator will light when the 12-hour mode is selected. If
neither AM nor PM indicator is lit, the 24-hour mode is selected.

➐ If additional changes need to be made to the time, use the SELECT button

to scroll to the desired position.

➑ Press TIME SET button when finished setting desired time.

Note: Pressing and holding the (+) or (-) buttons will scroll through the numbers
more rapidly.

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– Select Time Set Program+

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EXAMPLE 1 – Set Up Receivers

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Group A Settings Group B Settings

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Following is one example of how the Lighting Control Panel can be programmed
to operate multiple light sources within a home.

The Control Panel has two “Groups” (A and B) with up to eight lighting controls
in each group. In this example, the eight controls within Group A will operate
the following light sources: Family Room (3), Kitchen, Front Porch, Back Porch,
Garage, and Foyer.

Light: Family Room Lamp #1 and #2

Light: Family Room Lamp #1 and #2
Receiver: Plug-In (1 per lamp)

Receiver: Plug-In (1 per lamp)
Plug-In Code Setting:

Plug-In Code Setting:

Light: Family Room Ceiling Light
Receiver: Wall Switch
Wall Switch Code Setting:

Light: Family Room Lamp #3
Receiver: Wall Receptacle
Receptacle Code Setting:

Group LED
“A”-LED On (Shown)
“B”-LED Off

Light: Kitchen
Receiver: Wall Switch
Wall Switch Code Setting:

Light: Front Porch
Receiver: Wall Switch
Wall Switch Code Setting:

Set code switch 4 on receivers to Group
A setting (down) for all receivers to
operate in Group A.

Set code switches 1 through 3 on receiv­ers to match the corresponding control
setting in above example.

To Operate:

1. Press Group A button (Note: Group

A LED will be ON).

2. Press corresponding control button

for desired action of selected light
source.

Light: Foyer
Receiver: Wall Switch
Wall Switch Code
Setting:

Code Selection
Switches

Group Selection
Switch (Group A
Shown)

Note: The “X” has been
placed on the switches
to help clarify the code
settings on this page.

Light: Garage
Receiver: Lamp Socket
Lamp Socket Code
Setting:

Light: Rear Porch
Receiver: Floodlight
Floodlight Code Setting:

To set receivers to work with Group B
controls, slide code switch 4 to Group B
(up) on receivers and set code switches
1 through 3 as shown above.

Possible Light Sources for Group B:

• Bedroom #1 (Wall Switch)

• Bedroom #2 (Wall Switch)

• Master Bedroom (Wall Switch)

• Master Bedroom Lamp #1 (Plug-In)

• Master Bedroom Lamp #2 (Plug-In)

• Master Bath (Wall Switch)

• Closet (Lamp Socket Converter)

• Hall Ceiling Light (Wall Switch)

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EXAMPLE 2 – Programming ON/OFF Times

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Following is an example of how to program a light source to turn ON and OFF at
preset times. In this example the kitchen lights (Group A from previous example)
will be programmed to turn ON in the morning at 6:45 am and turn OFF at 9:00
am. The same light will also be programmed to turn ON in the evening at 4:00
pm and turn OFF at 10:00 pm.

Each control can be programmed a maxi­mum of 2 programs. See charts below for

➊ Press Group A button -

Note: Indicator light is ON.

➌ The hour numbers are high-

lighted when Program mode is
entered. Press (+) and (-) but­tons - Change hours to 6 am.

➍ Press Select button - Note:

Minute numbers will highlight.

➎ Press (+) and (-) buttons

- Change minutes to 45.

To set OFF time, complete the follow­ing steps:

A Press Select button - Note: Hour

numbers will highlight.

B Press (+) and (-) buttons - Change

hours to 9 am.

C Press Select button - Note: Minute

numbers will highlight.

D Press (+) and (-) buttons - Change

E Press OFF button of kitchen light

To program 2nd ON/OFF time:

minutes to 00.

control - Note: Indicator light
FLASHES.

➋ Press Program button - Note: Mode

#2 indicator light should be ON for
this example.

➏ Press ON button of kitchen

light control - Note: Indicator
light FLASHES.

possible choices.

ON/OFF
Program

➋ Press Program button -

Note: Program indicator light

ON/OFF
Program

ON/OFF
Program

and Mode 1 light are ON.

Beginning with step 3 above, program
the ON time to 4:00 pm and the OFF
time to 10:00 pm.

To exit Program, press the Program
button until the Program indicator light
is OFF.

Note: To cancel a program, set both the
ON time and the OFF time to the same
time (Example: Set both the ON time
and the OFF time to 4:00 pm to cancel
the 2nd program above).

Note: Mode should be set to modes
1 and 2 to run both time programs in
this example.

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OR

OR

1 Group A
1 Group B

2 Group A
0 Group B

0 Group A
2 Group B

Press the MODE button to turn a pre-set program(s) ON or OFF. When the
MODE 1 LED is on, all programmed channels for MODE 1 will be activated.
When the MODE 2 LED is on, all programmed channels for MODE 2 will be
activated. To activate both MODE 1 and MODE 2 programs, press the MODE
button until both LED’s are on. To turn off all programmed channels, press the
MODE button until both LED’s are off.

Specifications

Range ...........................................................................Up to 100 feet (30.5 m)

Rated Voltage ....................................................................................... 12 VDC

Battery Backup ....................................................9 VDC (Battery not included)

Troubleshooting Guide

SYMPTOM

Controller does
not come on.

C o n t r o l l e r
does not retain
settings in a
power failure.

Controller will
not operate
receiver.

POSSIBLE CAUSE

1. Circuit breaker or fuse is
turned off. Power supply
not plugged in.

2. Switch on device is turned
off. Power supply is defec­tive.

1. Backup battery is not in
stalled.

2.

Backup battery is defective.

1. Dip switch settings on re­ceiver do not match control­ler.

2. Wrong group is selected.

3. Signals from controller are
being blocked, or transmit­ter is out of range.

SOLUTION

1. Turn circuit breaker or fuse
on. Plug in power supply.

2. Turned switch on. Try an­other power supply.

1. Install 9V battery.

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2. Replace defective 9V bat
tery.

1. Check dip switch settings
on receiver.

2. Verify correct group is se­lected.

3. Check for metal objects that
could block the signal, or
reposition the transmitter.

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Technical Service

Please call 1-800-858-8501 (English speaking only) for assistance

before returning product to store.

If you experience a problem, follow this guide. You may also want to visit our
Web site at: www.hzsupport.com. If the problem persists, call* for assistance
at 1-800-858-8501, 7:30 AM to 4:30 PM CST (M-F). You may also write* to:
HeathCo LLC, P.O. Box 90004, Bowling Green, KY 42102-9004
ATTN: Technical Service

* If contacting Technical Service, please have the following information available:
Model Number, Date of Purchase, and Place of Purchase.

No Service Parts Available for these Products

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Regulatory Information

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules and RSS-210 of Industry
Canada. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may
not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference
received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

The user is cautioned that changes or modifications not expressly approved by
the party responsible for regulatory compliance could void the user’s authority
to operate the equipment.

TWO YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY

This is a “Limited Warranty” which gives you specific legal rights. You may also have
other rights which vary from state to state or province to province.
For a period of two year from the date of purchase, any malfunction caused by fac­tory defective parts or workmanship will be corrected at no charge to you.
Not Covered - Repair service, adjustment and calibration due to misuse, abuse or
negligence, light bulbs, batteries, and other expendable items are not covered by
this warranty. Unauthorized service or modification of the product or of any furnished
component will void this warranty in its entirety. This warranty does not include re­imbursement for inconvenience, installation, setup time, loss of use, unauthorized
service, or return shipping charges.
This warranty covers only HeathCo LLC assembled products and is not extended
to other equipment and components that a customer uses in conjunction with our
products.
THIS WARRANTY IS EXPRESSLY IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES,
EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING ANY WARRANTY, REPRESENTATION OR
CONDITION OF MERCHANT ABILITY OR THAT THE PRODUCTS ARE FIT FOR
ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR USE, AND SPECIFICALLY IN LIEU OF ALL
SPECIAL, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES.
REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT SHALL BE THE SOLE REMEDY OF THE CUSTOMER
AND THERE SHALL BE NO LIABILITY ON THE PART OF HEATHCO LLC FOR
ANY SPECIAL, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES,
INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ANY LOSS OF BUSINESS OR PROFITS,
WHETHER OR NOT FORESEEABLE. Some states or provinces do not allow the
exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limita­tion or exclusion may not apply to you. Please keep your dated sales receipt, it is
required for all warranty requests.

HeathCo LLC reserves the right to discontinue products and to change specifi­cations at any time without incurring any obligation to incorporate new features
in products previously sold.

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Características

• Distancia de operación hasta 100 pies.

• Controla todos los productos Heath®/Zenith RF
Tech Communications™.

• Añade la función ENCENDIDO/APAGADO
programable para hasta 16 controles de alum­brado.

• Fuente de alimentación con aprobación UL/cUL.

• Probado y aprobado por FCC/IC.

• Visualizador de 12/24 horas del reloj digital.

• Respaldo con batería de 9 voltios para evitar pérdida de la programación
debido a una falla de energía (la batería de 9 voltios no se incluye).

• Control de intermitencia en receptores compatibles cuando se usa la carac­terística Pánico.

Instalación de la batería y respaldo con la batería

El panel de control de alumbrado está diseñado para que funcione con 120 VCA
usando el convertidor a CD incluido,
pero tiene la característica adicional
de llevar un respaldo con batería para
evitar pérdida de la memoria. Para
instalar la batería:

1. Retire la tapa de la batería, de la

Tapa de la
batería

parte posterior de la caja, desli­zándola hacia abajo.

2. Instale una batería de 9 voltios

(no incluida) según las marcas de

Batería de 9
voltios (No
incluida)

polaridad.

3. Cierre el compartimiento de la

batería siguiendo a la inversa la
instrucción anterior.

Al producirse una falla de energía, el res-

Conector de la batería

Instalación de la batería de 9

voltios y del conector de la

alimentación de CD

paldo con batería apagará automática­mente todas las funciones no esenciales. El visualizador y el teclado no funcionarán.
El respaldo con batería dura más de 5 horas. Cuando se reestablece la energía,
la unidad reinicia el visualizador y fija todos los canales en la posición OFF. Se
conservará toda la programación a no ser que la batería esté agotada. Si la batería
se agota, será necesario reprogramar la hora y las funciones automáticas.

Nota: Si a la energía de 120 VCA al panel de control de alumbrado se la va a
desconectar por un largo período de tiempo, desconecte la batería de 9 voltios
del conector para evitar la descarga de la batería.

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Conector de
la alimenta­ción de CD