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DG-000-NE100-00A
Dimensions D3200 Setup Software
Instruction Manual
www.leviton.com
Table Of Contents
Data Manager ................................................................................... 1
Startup Screen .............................................................................. 1
Open Existing System: The following screen appears.
Pick one of the existing files ................... 2
New System................................................................................... 2
Config Device Screen.................................................................... 2
Config Names Tab..................................................................... 2
Setup Tab................................................................................... 3
Zone Properties window............................................................ 3
Time Events Tab............................................................................ 3
Holiday Window......................................................................... 4
Scene Names Tab......................................................................... 5
Location Setup Screen.................................................................. 5
Time Zone and Location Tabs................................................... 5
Data Manager Menus.................................................................... 5
System menu............................................................................. 5
Window Menu............................................................................ 6
Report Menu.............................................................................. 6
Utils Menu.................................................................................. 6
D3200 Preferences ................................................................... 6
HELP Menu ............................................................................... 6
About D3200 DM....................................................................... 6
Export Screen................................................................................ 6
Download Manager.......................................................................... 7
Download Manager Menus ........................................................... 7
File Menu................................................................................... 7
Network Menu ........................................................................... 8
Config Window ...................................................................... 8
Tools Menu................................................................................ 8
Dimmer Setup Screen........................................................... 8
Advanced Functions.............................................................. 9
Load Scenes.......................................................................... 9
Reset Fade Rates.................................................................. 9
Fade Rates – Advanced........................................................ 10
Merge Images….................................................................... 10
Web Menu ................................................................................. 10
Help Menu ................................................................................. 10
About Window........................................................................ 11
Dimensions Software
For the latest version of the D3200 software,
please visit www.leviton.com/D3200
Leviton provided software can be used to assist in setting up an individual
Dimensions D3206 or D3208 Multizone Controller, as well as configuring a
system of many D3206/8 units networked together. A device or system can
be configured before or after the devices are installed.
The process of setting up a device involves 3 stages. First the information
must be entered into the D3200 Data Manager. The Data Manager is a
database with a graphical user interface to assist the user in entering the
proper information. Next, the user chooses to export certain information for
downloading to the devices. Exporting is a process in which the selected
information in the database is translated into a simple text format. The third
step is to download the information into the D320x. The Download Manager,
a separate program (included with the Data Manager) translates the simple
text format into bytes the D3200 can understand.
The Download Manager uses the Leviton HTTP Server to facilitate the
transfer data from the Download Manger to the D3200. When using the
Download Manager, the user must be sure that the Leviton HTTP Server is
running.
Data Manager
Double-clicking on the Data Manager Icon opens up the following
window:
Startup Screen
There are three options: Create New System, Open Existing System and
Exit D3200 Data Manager.
Create New System: This is for starting a new
system.
Open Existing System: Open a system that
has already been created.
Exit Data Manager: Exits the program.
Create New System:
The following screen appears, requesting a
system name. All system files are saved in the following directory:
c:\…\Program Files\Leviton\D3200/DB
Open Existing System:
The following screen appears. Pick one of
the existing files.
New System:
When creating a new file, the D3200 Setup screen appears. This screen is
used to enter basic system information.
• When a new system is created, the D3200 Setup window will appear. This
screen can also be accessed through the Panel Setup button.
• When opening an existing system, the D3200 Configuration window will
appear. This window can be accessed using the Config Device button.
Panel Setup Screen:
Notes:
• Zone names are different for every panel. If you have multiple panels, and
you want to have customized names, you must enter the zone names for
each panel. Whichever zones you do not enter custom names for will
retain their default name.
• Choosing the Panel number from the pull down list tells the software
which panel you are currently working with. However, before downloading
the information to the actual devices, they must have their Panel numbers
programmed. Programming a device’s Panel number must be done
through the menu screen on the device.
• Only 16 characters are allowed for all names.
Config Device Screen:
The Config Device screen has four different tabs. The tabs are: Config
Names, Setup, Time Events, and Scene Names.
Config Names Tab
This screen is used to add/remove and customize the configuration
names. For example, Wedding, Conference, etc… This screen should not
be used unless there is a D3208 in the system.
Notes:
• After entering a name, press the up or down arrow to navigate to
adjacent rows.
• There are 255 possible configurations. Only provide names for the
configurations you are using. Download time increases with each
additional configuration used.
Setup Tab
The Setup Tab is used to make zone settings, including zone names,
channel mapping, group, zone type, load type, minimum level, and enable
or disable of the auxiliary channels.
When this screen is first opened, everything is grayed out. You must
choose the panel from the Panel Name box. Once the panel is chosen,
the zone names will appear. If the panel chosen is a D3206, then the
Configuration name box will remain grayed out. If the panel chosen is a
D3208, then you must choose for which configuration you want to make
settings. Once the configuration is chosen, the rest of the screen will
become active.
Channel Mapping: To change a channel mapping, follow these steps:
A.Click on the channel control (dimmer icon) to change. Notice it turns
Yellow.
B.Now click on the load terminal (light bulb icon) that should be
controlled by the channel control chosen.
C.A new line will form between the two.
Notes:
• In the case of duplicate links, the previous connection is removed.
• The Disconnect Zone button can also be used to remove a
connection between a channel and a zone.
Zone Properties window:
The button will access the Zone Properties window in which a zone’s
individual parameters can be set.
Notes:
• When the Load Type is set to Fluorescent, the minimum level will be
adjusted to 29%, which corresponds to 56V on the output, as per the
spec for the Mark 10™ ballast.
• Press the OK button to close the window. The OK button will not save
the information entered. When complete, press the Save Configuration
button on the
Setup tab
to save these settings.
Time Events Tab:
This window is for Time Events or Timers. Timers can be created, sorted,
edited removed and printed. This window is also used to access the holiday
setup window.
When the Time Events Tab is selected, the panel selection for Timers screen
shown below comes up. Timers must be entered for a specific panel.
All
Timers should only be created for a single panel
. Timers should NOT be
duplicated among multiple panels.
Once the panel to work with is chosen, the Timer entry screen will appear.
Notes:
• Start by choosing which panel to create the Timers for. Next, enter the
Timer name, Status, Action, Timer Type, Time Setup and Time. When this
information is entered, press the Add button. Press the Save button to
save the Timer.
A Timer cannot be added to the list until all of the information is
entered.
•To edit a Timer already in the Time Events list, select the Timer by clicking
on the row the Time event occupies in the list. This Timer’s information will
appear in the Timer entry area. Make the necessary changes, and press
the Edit button. The changes will show in the Time Event list. Press the
Save button to save the changes.
• The list of Time Events in the Time Event list can be printed for reference.
With the D3200 Configuration window open, go to the Report menu and
click on Print Events.
Holiday Window
Holidays can be created through this window. The Holiday window can
be opened either through the Utils menu, or the Holidays button in the
Time Events tab.
Holidays can be printed in the same manner as Time Events.
Scene Names Tab:
Scene names can be entered for the first 16 scenes of each group. Only
16 characters are allowed per name.
Location Setup Screen:
The Location Setup screen is used to program the Time Zone, Latitude and
Longitude. It contains the Time Zone and Location Tabs.
Time Zone and Location Tabs
Note: Daylight savings auto adjust is automatically checked for
locations that comply. Uncheck the box to NOT automatically adjust.
Data Manager Menus:
The menu bar contains the following menus: System, Window, Utils, Reports
and Help.
System Menu
The system menu offers the options of New, Open, Save As and Exit.
These are general system manipulation functions similar to any other
windows based program.
• The
New
menu is the same function as the
New
button in the toolbar.
New will close an existing system file, if open, and create a new one.
The Save As screen will appear for entering the name of the new
system file.
• The Open menu is the same function as the Open button in the
toolbar. Open will close an existing system file, if open, and open a
new one. The Open screen will appear.
• The
Save As
menu is the same function as the
Save As
button in
the toolbar. The
Save As
screen will appear. This will be used when
making a copy of an existing system.
The Save buttons on each screen save the information entered,
so there is no need for a Save menu.
•
Exit
will exit the program.
Window Menu
The Window Menu offers options to arrange the open windows. This
function is similar to any standard Window based program.
Report Menu
The Report Menu offers options to print a list of the existing Timers or
Holidays.
This menu will only be visible when the Config Device window is
open
. The report is generated as plain text.
Utils Menu
The Utils menu contains the options of: Setup Holidays, Download
Manager and D3200 Preferences.
• Setup Holidays opens the Holiday Setup window. Holidays can be
entered as discussed in the Timers Tab.
• The Download Manager item will open the Download Manager.
See the section on the Download Manager.
• D3200 Preferences will open a window to change some program
settings.
D3200 Preferences
This screen is for advanced use of the Download Manager.
• It is not recommended to change the location of the Download
Manager. If necessary, first move the Download Manager
executable file to the desired location, then using the file navigation
button, point to the new location.
• If the HTTP Server (LPDS) must be run on a different computer,
the name must be entered here. The HTTP Server Location line
may look like this:
HTTP://
server_computer_name: Port number
/Leviton
Where
server_computer_name
is the network name of the
computer running the HTTP Server software, and
Port number
is
the HTTP port used if different than default (80).
• Un-checking the Automatically start Download Manager after
export check box will force the user to manually run the Download
Manager and load the .INI file created after the Export function.
HELP Menu
The help menu offers the about screen, which provides revision information.
About D3200 DM
Export Screen:
Once all of the information about the system has been entered into the
database, it must be compiled into language that can be sent to the
devices. This is performed through the Export screen. When an export is
started, the software compiles the database into the proper format, and
creates a file that is used by the Download Manager. This file has a .ini
extension, and is saved in the:
\Program Files\Leviton\D3200\INI directory
The screen shows any existing systems. The user must click on the existing
system, or enter the desired system name.
Pull down
menu to
choose the
Panel
number, from
Panels 1-31.
Enter the
Panel name
for the Panel
number
chosen.
Enter the
name for
each zone.
The SAVE button
stores all of the
information into
the database.
The SAVE button
must be used
after making
changes.
The DEFAULT button restores the current
panel’s zone names to the default names.
Select the type of device, either a
D3206 or D3208.
The CLOSE
button closes
the Panel
setup window
without
saving the
data.
AUX I
AUX II
Zone 1 - 7
Zone 1 - 8
If a D3208 is
selected
under Panel
type, the
boxed area
shows.
The NUM
column
indicates the
configuration
number.
The arrow
indicates
which row is
the active row
for entering
text.
The SAVE
button stores
all of the
information
into the
database.
The SAVE
button must
be used after
making
changes.
The Zone
names that
are entered
and saved in
the Panel
setup window
appear here.
You can also
edit the
names here.
The Panel Name pull down list shows all 31 panels,
displaying any custom names that were entered in the
Panel setup screen. The active panel is displayed in the
window.
The Configuration
Name pull down
list shows only
the configurations
that were named
in the Config.
Names tab. The
active
configuration is
displayed in the
window.
The Save
Configuration
button stores all
of the information
into the database.
The SAVE button
must be used to
apply the
changes.
These icons
show the
channel
mapping. See
direction below
to change a
channel
mapping. The
dimmers
represent
channel controls,
and the light
bulbs represent
the load
terminal.
These buttons are used to
make zone (dimmer) settings.
Pressing this button will
open a new window.
These check boxes
enable or disable the
auxiliary zones for a
D3208.
The last two rows are
active for D3208
panels. Otherwise,
they are grayed out.
Pull down list
to choose
which group
this zone is a
part of.
Pull down list
to select Load
Type. If the
zone is set as
a dimmer,
select either an
Incandescent
or Fluorescent
Mark 10™
dimmer.
Pull down list
to select Zone
Type. Set this
zone to act as
either a
dimmer or a
switched
Load.
Set the
minimum level
for the zone.
Time Events List.
Scroll down to see all
Timers.
Pull down list of panels.
Choose which panel to
enter the Timers for.
Change the size of the
columns, or sort the list by
column.
Press this
button to open
the Holiday
window.
Timer entry
area.
Enter Timer name
here.
Pull down list to select Timer
type. Choose from: One Time,
Daily, Weekdays, Weekends,
Weekly or Holidays.
Pull down list to
select Time of Day,
Dawn or Dusk.
After all data has
been entered in the
Timer area, press
Add to add the Timer
to the list.
Click on a Timer in
the Time Event list,
make changes in the
Timer entry area,
and press Edit.
Click on a Timer in
the Time Event list
and press Remove.
Remove all Timers
from the Timer
Event List.
For the Time of Day,
enter Time. For Dawn
or Dusk, enter Offset.
Saves all Timers.
For the Time
of Day, enter
Time. For
Dawn or Dusk,
enter Offset.
Example of Timer Type: One Time
Timer: One Time.
Shows the
chosen date.
Clicking on the
down arrow in
Date area opens
a calendar
window for date
selection.
Offset settings:
• Pull down list for choosing + or –.
• Scrolling arrow buttons for selecting hours (h) and minutes (m).
Example of Time Type: Dawn
Time Setup: Dawn.
Holiday List.
Scroll down to
see all Holidays.
Holiday entry
area.
Enter the Date.
Scroll through the
months or days.
After entering the
Holiday information,
press Add to add the
Holiday to the list.
Click on a Holiday
in the list, make
changes in the
Holiday entry area
and press Edit.
Click on a Holiday in
the List and press
Remove.
Removes all
Holidays from the
List.
Saves all Holidays.
Holiday entry area.Pull down list of Status
options. Choose from Enable,
Disable and Delete.
Pull down list to
select group.
Choose the
group to enter
scene names for.
The NUM column
indicates the
Scene number.
The pencil
indicates which
row is the active
row for entering
text.
The Save button stores all of the information into the
database. The Save button must be used after making
changes.
The Save button
saves all
settings.
Pull down list for
selecting the
Time Zone.
Choose the
appropriate Time
Zone from the
list.
Check the box to
program the
device to
automatically
adjust for
daylight savings.
The Save button
saves all
settings.
Pull down list for
selecting the
State. Choose
the appropriate
State from the
list.
The Latitude and
Longitude of the
chosen city will
appear here.
Pull down list for selecting the City. Choose the appropriate
City from the list. Only Cities in the selected State will appear.
Opens a file
navigation
window to point
to the Download
Manager
location.
Check this box
to automatically
start the
Download
Manager after
export.
Cancel closes the window
without saving changes.
Displays the
current location
of the
Download
Manager.
Displays the
location of the
HTTP Server
(LPDS).
OK closes the
window, saving
the changes.
Version
number. See
release notes
for changes by
version.
Database
identifier.
Hyperlink
points to
the D3200
website to
look for
updates to
the
software or
instructions.
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Export Screen (cont’d)
Downloading an entire system can take a long time, which will depend on a
number of factors including the speed of the PC, how much memory is
installed, the number of configurations created, and if the HTTP Server is
on the same computer or not. To only download specific information, the
check boxes in the Export List are used. The check boxes with a “+” sign
next to them have sub-sections.
a. Configuration – includes configuration information (all zone settings).
Configuration has a sub-section called Setup. This sub-section allows
you to include configuration information about specific panels.
Choosing a limited set of panels will speed up the download time.
b. Events – includes all Time Events.
c. Holidays – includes all Holidays.
d. Panels – includes Panel Names. Panels has a subsection to include
all zone names.
e. Scene Names - includes all Scene Names.
f. Time Zone & Location – includes Time Zone, Daylight Savings
selection, Latitude and Longitude.
Notes:
• While the compilation process is working, a window will open
containing a progress bar.
• If the Automatically start Download Manager after export check box is
checked, a window will appear when the export is complete, stating “.INI
File Load Complete”, and the Download Manager will open with the file
already loaded.
Download Manager
The Download Manager includes all of the features of previous versions, with
additional functionality for scene uploading, image file manipulation, as well as
additional troubleshooting features.
The Download Manager program is responsible for transferring information
contained in the .INI file to the device. The information transfer happens as
follows: The Download Manager loads the .INI file, then formats and transfers
that information in pieces to the HTTP Server. The HTTP Server resends that
information through the serial port to the NE100 SmartJack. The SmartJack
then sends the information out on the LCnet. Whenever the Download Manager
is used, the HTTP Server (LPDS) must be running. The Download Manager
also contains a window from which partial real-time control of the system can
be achieved. This screen, the
Dimmer Setup
Screen, allows programming of
the date, time and scenes.
Download Manager Menus:
The Download Manager contains the following menus: File, Network,
Tools, Web and Help.
The Download Manager introduces the ability to load scene information from
the devices to check the data and create a backup. Using the Load Scene
option, the scene information will be polled from the devices and placed in
the memory dump area. The data can then be saved as an image file. In
addition, the scene information is displayed in an easy to read format as an
HTML file.
File Menu:
The Download Manager works with .INI, D3200 and D320x file types:
• An .INI file contains data created when utilizing the export function of
the Data Manager. Information in an .INI files is formatted as plain text.
The Download Manager translates this information into a format that
can be transferred to the devices.
• An image file is stored with a .D3200 file extension. An image file
contains raw data in the format native to the device.
A new file type has been introduced with version 2.0. This file type is
D3200. This file type incorporates data for the auxiliary channels on the
D3208. The Download Manager version 2.0 will handle either D320x or
D3200 files. Version 1.x will only work with D320x files.
• The Load D3200 .INI selection opens an .INI file into the program
memory and maps the information to the necessary format for
downloading.
• The Load Image option loads an image file.
• The Save Image selection will save the data in the Memory dump to a
D3200 file or as D320x for versions before 2.0.
• The Merge Images option is used to merge two or more image files
together.
This is for advanced use only
.
• The Load Scene Image will load the specified scene information from
an existing image file, and display it as a webpage.
• The Exit selection closes the Download Manager.
Network Menu
Config Window
• The previous image shows the correct URL for running the HTTP
server on the same computer as the Download Manager. If the
HTTP server is located on another computer, the text LOCALHOST
must be changed to the name of computer it resides on.
Note: In Windows XP, to find a computers network ID, right click on
the My Computer icon and click Properties, and go to the Network
Identification tab.
• If the HTTP Server (LPDS) must be run on a different computer, the
name must be entered here. The HTTP Server Location line may
look like this:
HTTP://
server_computer_name:Port number
/Leviton
Where
server_computer_name
is the network name of the computer
running the HTTP Server software, and
Port number
is the HTTP port
used if different than default (80).
Tools Menu
The Tools menu contains the options of Dimmer Setup, Load Scenes,
Reset Fade Rates, Download data and Upload Data.
• Dimmer Setup opens the Dimmer Setup window, providing partial
real time control of a system. This functionality has not changed
from version 1.2.3.
•Download data is the same function as the Download Data button
on the screen.
• The other menu options are covered in the Advanced Functions section.
Dimmer Setup Screen:
The Dimmer setup screen provides partial real time control of a system.
By choosing the panel and group, individual zones can be controlled,and
scenes can be called. As with all functions of the Download Manager, the
HTTP Server must be running. This screen can also be used to set
scene levels.
To operate an installed device:
Set the panel number and group number of the device to be controlled
from panel and group pull down list.
Note that if the panel has zones set
to different groups, only the zones belonging to the group selected
from the pull down list will be controlled.
Once the panel and group are
set, the sliders and zone information rows will show the current information
about the device selected. If those areas remain grayed out, then check that
the panel number selected match the installed device, the server is running
and the SmartJack is connected to the serial port of the computer.
To program the Date and Time:
Click on the Set Time button. All connected devices will be programmed
with the date and time. The panel chosen from the pull down list will be
the Time Master. For the Time Master to take effect, the device must be
restarted.
To program a Scene:
1. Select the panel and group desired.
2. Set the levels for each individual zone.
If there is more than 1 device connected on the LCnet, repeat Steps
1 and 2 for all panels.
3. Click the Set Scene check box.
4. Click on the scene button corresponding to the scene number to be
programmed. The check mark in the box will disappear.
5. Scene programming is complete.
***Advanced Functions***
The Tools menu has two new options, Load Scenes and Reset fade rates.
Load Scenes
The Load Scenes selection allows the user to upload scene information
from the devices that are connected. This information can be saved and
analyzed. When selecting Load Scenes, the Range Selector Dialog opens:
• Choose the range of groups desired.
• Choose the range of scenes desired.
The Download Manager will only upload the scene information for the
range specified. When uploading is complete, the memory dump area
will be filled with the raw data. This data can be stored as an image file.
Also when complete, a browser window will open showing the scene
data in an easy to read format. See the following image:
Reset Fade Rates:
If for some reason the
Fade-Rate
settings no longer satisfy you and
you wish to restore the default
fade-rates
, use this menu item to do so.
When choosing this menu item, the “Memory Dump” area will be filled with
the default fade-rates (4 sec) for all eight channels.
Now, indicate the panel you wish to reset and press the Download button
to apply this settings.
Hexadecimal Value Fade Rate
FF Default fade rate
00 – 7F 0 sec – 127 sec
00 – FF 0 min – 127 min
File name for the
created .ini file.
The default file
name is the same
name as the
database file. A
custom name can
be entered.
The Cancel
button closes the
export window.
Export List,
includes check
boxes to select
which information
to download to
the devices.
Export starts the
compilation
process loaded.
Animated graphic when
downloading is in process.
Stop downloading.
New menu bar.
Enter the
panel
number to
download to.
Stop
downloading.
Download progress bar. Shows the current
data being downloaded, percent complete
and the elapsed time (on the right).
The Advanced button
opens a larger window to
perform more advanced
functions.
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OK closes the
window, saving the
changes.
Cancel closes the
window without
saving changes
The Default button
sets the Server
URL to the default
value shown.
The Server url contains
the computer name of
the server, the HTTP
port number, and the
working directory.
Pull down list
of Panel
numbers.
Select the
Panel to
control.
Pull down list of Group
numbers. Select the
Group to control.
OK button closes the
Dimmer Setup Screen
Max button calls
the MAX scene
for the selected
Group.
Off button calls
the Off scene for
the selected
Group.
Set Time
button
programs the
time and date
to the Panel
chosen. The
computer’s
time and date
are shown in
the box below.
Zone
information
rows.
Scene scroll. Scrolls
through scene banks,
1-8, 9-16, 17-24, 25-32.
Scene button, calls a
Scene for the selected
Group.
Set Scene check box,
used to program
scenes.
Off button
turns off the
zone.
Sliders
indicate the
current level
for each
zone. Drag
the slider to
change the
zone level.
On button
turns off the
zone.
OK button closes
this window.
Release Date and
Time.
Indicates the configured
Server URL.
Download Manager Version number.
Fade Rates – Advanced
Warning: Be careful not to change other fields, because it can cause your
Dimension unit to act unpredictably.
When you use the “Reset Fade Rates” it fills the “Memory Dump” with the
default fade-rate settings. If you wish to change the fade rate setting for one
of the channels from default to one that you prefer, hold ALT-key and
double-click with your mouse on the line that contains the data for the
desired zone that will open an edit dialog:
Here, change the “04” in field #1 to any desired number that will represent
the new fade rate. The numbers that are being entered are Hexadecimal
numbers and can be in range from 00 to FF.
Press the Apply button when finished.
Merge Images…
Merge Images is used in situations when you want to have two or more
images combined together. For example, you wish to have an image from
all 6 zones in your D3206/8 device. In order to do that, you have to upload
data separately for each zone and for example, you would save the
images for each zone in separate image files; Zone1, Zone2, …, Zone6. It
would be convenient that when you need to restore your system, that
you’d open one image file and download it to the device instead of
opening six files and downloading it six times. For this matter, use the
“Merge Images”. When this menu item selected, the Windows Open dialog
will open and you will be able to select multiple files that you’d like to
combine (use Shift or Ctrl for multiple selections).
Note: You can only select the D3200 files.
After you are done, press on [Open]. The Windows Save As dialog will open.
Enter the name of the merged file (Ex: AllZones) and press [Save].
After the merging operation is complete, all successfully merged files
will be saved into a new file and the data will be loaded into the “Memory
Dump”.
Web Menu
• The Web menu opens a Dimension webpage on the Internet.
Help Menu
The Help menu contains the about option.
About Window
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SPECIFICATIONSSPECIFICATIONS
KKC 06/16/05
Helvetica
DG-000-NE100-00A
Black
N/A
Final fold size:Final fold size:
50 Lb. offset
3.5" X 4.9"
Overall size:Overall size:
24.5" X 14.75"
Paper size:Paper size:
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