Rako Wsr-dli User Manual

WSR-DLI User Manual

For programming information: Wired system Programming Guide

For further installation information: Wired RAK Application Sheet

What is the WSR-DLI?

The WSR-DLI allows the integration of an addressable
DLI network into a Rako wired system. Up to 64 DLI
ballasts can be assigned to 15 different channels in a
single Rako room.

Fully supports DLI 2 meaning ballasts can be
configured to allow for colour temperature control,
fade rates, Min/Max dim levels etc.

Connecting WSR-DLI to Rako Wired Network

The WSR-DLI can be connected to the Rako Wired Network in several ways. It has the option of
either a RJ11 cable connection or a 8 way Krone connector via the “Can connect” daughterboard
provided with the WSR-DLI.

RJ11 Cable connection options - RAK-LINK, RAK-STAR, WP-CONC, WP-CON.

The example below shows the WSR-DLI connected to the wired network via a WP-CON in a radial
configuration

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Installing the WSR-DLI

The WSR-DLI must be connected to the Rako wired system by the RJ11 port either plugged
directly to RAK-LINK or RAK-STAR or punched down to the CAT5 cable via a WP-CONC. The
WSR-DLI requires 18V DC, a suitable power supply attached to a 13A plug is provided with the
product. When successful powered up LED 2: the “Power LED” will illuminate.

NB - This power supply is to power the circuit board and DLI output of the WSR-DLI only. The power for the
fittings themselves is provided directly to the ballast, the output from the WSR-DLI is a control signal only.

Terminating the WSR-DLI

TERMINATION ON THE WSR-DLI ITSELF IS ONLY REQUIRED WHEN USING THE 8 WAY

KRONE CONNECTOR “CAN CONNECT” DAUGHTERBOARD.

The final step in the installation process is to terminate the WSR-DLI. The termination that is
required depends on the nature of the installation and the position of the WSR-DLI within the
system.

Termination Jumper settings:

No Term - Both Jumpers removed

Used when the WSR-DLI is not at the end of line. This is usually identifiable by two cables being
punched down to the WSR-DLI.

Term - Jumper fitted across 1+2 & 4+5

Used when the WSR-DLI is end of line in a daisy chain configuration.

Star Term - Jumper fitted across 2+3 & 5+6

Used when the WSR-DLI is end of line in a STAR wire configuration.

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