Lightolier LyteMode User Manual

Lightolier Controls

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from errors or inaccuracies that may appear in this manual.

Version as of: July 16, 2008

Document: P/N: 85-6353A0

Lytemode Classic Digital Keypad User’s Guide

©2008 Philips Group. All Rights Reserved.

Lightolier Controls is a Philips group brand.

Classic Digital Keypad User’s Guide 1

Table of Contents

Customer Service .....................................................................2

Classic Digital Keypads Overview ..........................................3

Quick Start ...............................................................................4

Classic Digital Keypad Configurations ...................................5

Installation ...............................................................................6

Setting ILS Network ID ...........................................................7

Basic Setup ..............................................................................9

Mode .................................................................................9

ID Address ......................................................................11

LED Intensity .................................................................12

Operation ...............................................................................13

Selecting a Scene ............................................................13

Factory Defaults and Troubleshooting ..................................14

Resetting Factory Defaults .............................................14

Troubleshooting ..............................................................15

Specifications ........................................................................16

2 Customer Service

Customer Service

Technical and Sales assistance for Lytemode products is available
worldwide.

Phone: [phone] (In the United States and Canada)

[phone] (Worldwide)

Classic Digital Keypad User’s Guide 3

Classic Digital Keypads Overview

Lightolier Controls Classic Digital Keypads offer intuitive user
control of lighting circuits in a broad range of applications.

Classic Digital Keypads are compatible with IntelliSight
Occupancy Sensors, Photocells, and Power Packs, Lyteswitch
Low-Voltage Lighting Control Panels, and Lytemode
Architectural Dimming Systems including Optio and Capio
Plus.

The architecturally neutral appearance and robust construction
provide years of trouble-free service. Field applied labels allow
button descriptions to be easily changed to match the most common
control functions.

Programming of keypads is both fast and simple. Walk-Around­Programming allows complete setup of a keypad within minutes
without having to remove the device from the wall, or configure
DIP switches or dials.

Backlit buttons feature variable intensity and an audible alert to
provide confirmation and warn occupants of changes to the lighting
levels.

Classic Digital Keypads are available in a variety of button counts,
and are provided white White buttons and a white screwless
faceplate, or with black buttons and a stainless-steel faceplate.

4 Quick Start

Quick Start

To get a Classic Digital Keypad up and running quickly, use the
following checklist:

Step 1. Install unit (refer to “Installation” on page 6).

Step 2. Connect to Lytemode ILS Network or ITS Network (refer

to “Setting ILS Network ID” on page 7).

Step 3. Set the mode (refer to “Mode” on page 9).

The unit should now be ready for operation.

Classic Digital Keypad User’s Guide 5

Classic Digital Keypad Configurations

The Classic Digital Keypad is available in the following button
configurations, and may be ordered as either White with a white
screwless faceplate, or Black with a stainless-steel faceplate:

* Standard keypad labeling shown. Each Classic Digital Keypad includes a

sheet of labels featuring common descriptions that may be installed easily
in the field.

ON A

BC

DE

ON

OFF

ON A

BC

DE

FOFF

ON A ON A

BOFF

AB

CD

OFF

ON

OFF OFF

2 BUTTON 3 BUTTON 4 BUTTON

6 BUTTON 7 BUTTON 8 BUTTON

6 Installation

Installation

The Lytemode ILS Network consists of a single CAT5e cable
connecting all ILS modules in a daisy chain manner. All units
connect to the network using a 9-pin connector (included).

To install:

Step 1. Unpack unit and inspect for any signs of shipping damage.

Ensure that two mounting screws are included.

Step 2. Connect ILS Network Cable to 9-pin connector at back of

Classic Digital Keypad.

Step 3. Insert unit into single-gang, standard deep box (not

included). Secure with two supplied mounting screws.

1WH/OR (+ Data)
2 OR (- Data)
3SHIELD
4WH/GN (+ Volts)
5 GN (Ground)
6WH/BL (+ Volts)
7 BL (Ground)
8WH/BR (+ Volts)
9 BR (Ground)

9-Pin Connector Wiring

PIN SIGNAL

9-Pin

Faceplate

Connector

Classic
Digital Keypad

Single-Gang, Standard
Deep Box (not included)

Classic Digital Keypad User’s Guide 7

Step 4. For white screwless faceplates, snap faceplate into place.

For stainless-steel faceplates, mount using two supplied
screws.

Setting ILS Network ID

Lytemode products are controlled by the Intelligent Lytemode
System (ILS) protocol. All Lytemode ILS devices must be given an
ID (or address), which identifies the device on the network and
allows it to avoid network collisions when transmitting data.
Standard IDs are in the range of 1 to 255. An ID of 0 will disable
the unit and prevent it from transmitting on the network.

IDs are typically unique. For example, an ILS Master will require a
unique ID to allow dimmers to track its channel levels. However,
ILS Remotes should be given the same ID as the ILS Master it
controls. ILS Remotes rely on the fact that they are manually
triggered to avoid network collisions with other ILS Remotes
having the same ID.

The table on the following page provides guidelines for addressing.

8 Setting ILS Network ID

ILS Network Addressing:

* Notes:

1 – Matches ILS Master ID.
2 – ILS Masters must be programmed to accept.
3 – Will respond to Remote Polls, Status Requests and Commands.

Note: Refer to the instructions included with your particular

device(s) in order to set corresponding control IDs.

Device ID Sub-ID Devices / ID

Remotely

Polled?

Notes *

Remote 1-255 0 Multiple No 1

Global Remote 1-255 0 Multiple No 2

Remote Keypad 1-255 0-7 1 Yes 3

IntelliSight (ITS) 1-255 0-7 1 Yes 3

Channel Master 1-255 0-7 1 Yes 3

Classic Digital Keypad User’s Guide 9

Basic Setup

This section describes how to program the unit’s Mode, Address,
and LED Brightness.

Mode

The unit can be set to function in one of several Modes as follows:

Step 1. Press and hold H and I for 3 or more

seconds. (E LED will blink rapidly.)

Step 2. Enter Mode by setting J, K and L buttons

as either Off or On as shown in the
following table. (LEDs will blink for any
Mode not supported.)

Step 3. Press E to save and exit.

Mode J K L

0 – Remote Off Off Off

1 – Global Remote Off Off On

2 – Remote Keypad Off On Off

3 – IntelliSight (ITS) Off On On

L

G

H

I

J

K

F

E

L

G

H

I

J

K

F

E

G

H

F

E

Example:
Mode 3

10 Basic Setup

Mode Function

0 – Remote Used to trigger Scenes and perform

Master Raise/Lower on ILS Masters.

1 – Global Remote Same as Remote, but transmits a Global

command used to link several ILS
Masters. ILS Masters must be
programmed to respond to the Global
ID.

2 – Remote Keypad Transmits key presses and releases.

LEDs are controlled by Remote
Commands.

3 – IntelliSight (ITS) Controls a connected IntelliSight

Power Pack.

Classic Digital Keypad User’s Guide 11

ID Address

Because there are not enough buttons/LEDs to address the full 0­255 ID range, the ID must be entered in two stages. The three most
significant ID bits are entered first, followed by the five least
significant ID bits.

Step 1. Press and hold G and J for 3 or more

seconds. (E LED will blink On 75% and
Off 25%.)

Step 2. Enter three most significant ID bits in J-K-

L. Use F/G to increment/decrement value.

Step 3. Press E. (E LED will blink On 25% and

Off 75%.)

Step 4. Enter five least significant ID bits in H-I-

J-K-L. Use F/G to increment/decrement
value.

Step 5. Press E to save and exit.

ID Values:

J = 128 (most significant ID)

K = 64 (most significant ID)

L = 32 (most significant ID)

H = 16 (least significant ID)

I = 8 (least significant ID)

J = 4 (least significant ID)

K = 2 (least significant ID)

L = 1 (least significant ID)

L

G

H

I

J

K

F

E

L

G

H

I

J

K

F

E

L

G

H

I

J

K

F

E

12 Basic Setup

While in the Addressing Mode, the device will transmit a Network
Test Command every 2 seconds (E will blink). All devices on the
network will blink an LED to indicate their reception of this
command. If a receiving device matches the transmitted ID, it will
blink all of its LEDs. Those devices that are capable of being polled
will return a Network Test Response if the transmitted ID matches
their own ID. If the transmitting device sees a Network Test
Response, it will double blink its E LED. This is useful for network
testing and to determine if the ID is unique.

Note: When programming the ID of a unit set to Remote (Mode 0),

tapping the Raise or Lower button on a Master, Mini-Master, or
another Remote unit will capture the ID and exit the Set ID mode.

LED Intensity

The intensity (brightness) of the LEDs can be set as follows:

Step 1. Press and hold H and J for 3 or more

seconds. G-H-I-J LEDs will display four
intensity choices. (Current intensity setting
button will blink.)

Step 2. Press desired intensity button.

Step 3. Press E to save and exit.

L

G

H

I

J

K

F

E

F

E

Classic Digital Keypad User’s Guide 13

Operation

Selecting a Scene

An 8-button keypad provides access to eight Scenes (E-L). To
select a Scene, press the appropriate button on the keypad.

L

G

H

I

J

K

F

E

14 Factory Defaults and Troubleshooting

Factory Defaults and Troubleshooting

Resetting Factory Defaults

To set the unit back to its Factory Defaults, do the following:

Step 1. Remove unit from wall and unplug ILS

Network connector (if equipped) and ITS
Network connector (if equipped).

Step 2. Press and hold E and L.

Step 3. While still holding E/L buttons, apply

power to unit while re-connecting either
the ILS Network connector or the ITS
Network connector.

Factory Defaults are as follows:

• Unit Mode = 5 (Lyteswitch)

• Unit ID = 1

• LED intensity = 100%

L

G

H

I

J

K

F

E

L

G

H

I

J

K

F

E

Classic Digital Keypad User’s Guide 15

Troubleshooting

In order to determine if all Lytemode ILS Network devices are
communicating, a network test signal can be sent by initiating the
Walk-Around-Programming mode from any Lyteswitch Lighting
Control Panel. While in this mode, the the Lyteswitch relay panel
will transmit a Network Test Command every 2 seconds. All
devices on the network will blink an LED and beep to indicate their
reception of this command.

16 Specifications

Specifications

Electrical:

• Input Power: +18-26 VDC
(powered from Lytemode ILS Network or

IntelliSight ITS Network)

• C

urrent: 20mA

• Temperature

- Storage: -25° to 85° C

- Operating: 0° to 40° C

- Relative Humidity: 30-90% (non-condensing)

Classic Digital Keypad User’s Guide 17

Notes

18 Notes

Notes

THREE YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY

The Philips Controls product, when properly installed and under normal conditions of use (without
overload, abuse or alteration), is warranted to you, the original user, for a period of three years form
the date of original retail purchase, to be free from defects in materials and workmanship. If during
the warranty period you believe the purchased product or any part thereof has such a defect, you must
return the product (or part) at your cost during such period, with proof of purchase (or if installed by
a third-party a written explanation of installation transaction with proof of date), to Philips Controls,
2828 Trade Center Dr. Ste. 130B, Carrollton, TX 75007, for repair or replacement (or to an
authorized Philips Controls supplier which agrees in advance to handle the return and replacement
by factory authorization). If the product or part is found by Philips Controls to have been defective
in material or workmanship it will be repaired or replaced (as deemed necessary by Philips Controls),
and the replacement will be returned to you free of charge. The original user is solely responsible for
any costs associated with removal and re-installation of the product and shipping to Philips Controls
or its authorized supplier.
PHILIPS CONTROLS LIMITS THE DURATION OF THE IMPLIED WARRANTY OF
MERCHANTABILITY WITH RESPECT TO THE PRODUCT TO THE LIMITED WARRANTY
PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE, AND OTHERWISE DISCLAIMS ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES
WITH RESPECT TO THE PRODUCT AND ITS PARTS. Some states disallow certain limitations
on implied warranties so you should consult your state law if you have a questions regarding this
limitation and disclaimer. Philips Controls disclaims any and all liability for incidental, consequen­tial, special or indirect damage arising out of any claimed breach of warranty or otherwise. However,
some states do not allow exclusion or limitation of such damages, so this disclaimer may not apply
to you.
The remedy provided in the Limited Warranty for defective products is the user’s sole and exclusive
remedy, subject to your state law. Further, this Warranty gives the user specific legal rights, and the
user may also have other rights which may vary from state to state.
If you believe warranty claim is warranted, you may contact your nearest authorized Philips Controls
supplier. If one does not exist in your area, please contact Philips Controls Customer Service at the
above address (or at 1-800-526-2731), or please visit us at www.lolcontrols.com.

P/N: 85-6353A0

© 2008 Philips Group.

All Rights Reserved.

Manual printed in the USA.