Viconics SED-DOR Installation Guide

SED-WIN / SED-DOR

Wireless Door and Window Switch

Installation Guide

CONTENTS

Installation 2 Self Testing 2 Location 2 Operation Overview 3 Model Chart 3 Pairing Process Procedure 4 Conﬁguring Actions 4 Using VT8000 Controllers for Stand-alone Systems 4 Using VT8000 Controllers for Networked Systems 6 Important Notes Before Starting Pairing Procedure 7 Pairing – Associating Switches with Controllers 8 Multiple Switch Conﬁguration 8 Troubleshooting Guide 9 Status and Monitoring 9 Battery Status 10 Speciﬁcations 10 Drawing and Dimensions 11

Marking Templates for Mounting 12

Wireless Door/Window Switch

INSTALLATION SED-WIN & SED-DOR

Installation

1. Remove cover by pulling on side where security screw was mounted (Figure-1).

2. Remove cover of magnet unit.

3. Read FCC ID and IC label inside removed cover.

4. Cut out mounting template (end of this manual) for install. Do not place it on hinge side of door unless self tested.

5. Locate template and mark four holes for self-tapping screws.

6. Use self-tapping screws to install both switch and magnet base (Figure-2).

7. Follow pairing process before installing switch and magnet units.

8. After pairing process is successful, install switch and magnet units.

9. Install security screw on switch.

Self Testing

For best practice, the conﬁguration of the wireless switch and magnet unit should be conﬁgured as shown. Use the mounting template at the end of this document for easy installation. Other conﬁgurations can be used, such as placing the devices on the top of the door, placed horizontally. However, it is very important to self test the wireless switch to ensure that it is working properly.

Location

• Never install switch unit on moving part (door or window).

• Install only magnet unit on moving part (door or window).

• Never install in direct sun.

• Ensure that the minimum distance between any SchneiderElectric wireless node and any WiFi devices (wireless routers, wireless adapters, lap-tops using wireless networks, etc.) is at least 3 feet (1 M) and preferably 10 feet (3 M) or more. (Fig. 3).

Notes

Electronic controls are static sensitive devices. Discharge yourself properly before manipulating and installing the device. A short circuit or wrong wiring may permanently damage the Terminal Equipment Controller or the equipment. All SED-WIN & SED-DOR series controls are designed for use as operating controls only and are not safety devices. These instruments have undergone rigorous tests and veriﬁcation prior to shipping to ensure proper and reliable operation in the ﬁeld. Whenever a control failure could lead to personal injury and or loss of property, it becomes the responsibility of the user, installer, electrical system designer to incorporate safety devices (such as relays, ﬂow switch, thermal protections, etc), or an alarm system to protect the entire system against such catastrophic failures. Tampering with the devices or unintended application of the devices will result in a void of warranty. Please see the speciﬁcations page for operating and storage conditions. Note that any occurring condensation can damage the wireless switch. Please respect polarity when replacing batteries, reversing the polarity of the batteries can damage the wireless switch.

SED-WIN/SED-DOR

Figure -1 Opening the C over

Figure-2 Installing Switch and Magnet Bases

Figure -3 Minimum D istance fro m WiFi Device s

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Wireless Door/Window Switch

The SED-WIN & SED-DOR series ZigBee Pro™ wireless switches are used with the wireless versions of VT8000/VT7000 Series Terminal Equipment Controllers.

A typical hospitality application is where the VT8000 wall terminal equipment controller has an on-board PIR sensor and wireless switches are used to monitor the opening and closing of doors and windows.

Wireless door switches used with the local VT8000 PIR cover provide advanced local occupancy routines allowing for increased energy savings during occupied hours without sacriﬁcing occupant comfort.

Wireless window switches are used to monitor outside windows and or patio and balcony doors being opened or closed. This allows prevention of unnecessary energy consumption by the tenants.

Typical applications of VT8000/7000 Series Room Controllers with SEDWIN & SED-DOR series Zigbee Pro™ wireless switches can be used in network ready mode with or without integration to a central management system to allow for advanced functions such as central reservation occupancy functions.

A combination of up to twenty SED-WIN & SED-DOR door and/or window switches can be used simultaneously with a single VT8000 Series Terminal Equipment Controller.

The SED-WIN & SED-DOR switches are factory delivered with 2 AAA batteries and can be installed, conﬁgured, and used right out of the box. Due to extremely small current consumption of the switches, the expected battery life is approximately 10 years and is equivalent to the battery shelf-life.

No tools are required for commissioning or servicing the door switch. A very simple interface with an on-board LED and hidden switch provides the required functions for local interaction. Local information for battery life and connectivity (heartbeat) are provided at the VT8000/7000 Series Terminal Equipment Controller local display level, or through the Zigbee Pro™ wireless network.

Each switch is also factory supplied with a magnet, locking security tamper proof screw, and self tapping mounting screws for installation.

SED-WIN/SED-DOR

Model Chart

PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION

SED-WIN

SED-DOR

SED-WIN

SED-DOR

To verify if the device is a wireless window switch or wireless door switch:

Power cycle the switch (remove the battery for 60 seconds and then insert again) and verify the LED blinking pattern to conﬁrm if it is a window switch or door switch; or simply read the label located on the electronic board.

Wireless Win dow Switch (Patio and balcony

doors) Complete with magnet, batteries,

and required mounting hardware.

Wireless Door Switch Complete with magnet, batteries, and required mounting hardware.

Part Number Number of Blinks

Window Switch (SED-WIN & SED-DOR) 2 blinks

Door Switch (SED-WIN & SED-DOR) 3 blinks

WARNING: Respect polarity when replacing batteries or the switch may be damaged. The (+) and (–) terminals are indicated on the board. NOTE: The magnet is located on opposite side of security screw. (Opposite side of the batteries)

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Pull Tab

(remove to power

switch)

Hidden

Figure-4 Wireless Switch Components

Housing

Figure-5 Magnet Components and Proper Magnet Orientation

Switch

LED

(switch side)

Magnet

Wireless Door/Window Switch

SED-WIN/SED-DOR

Pairing Process Procedure

NOTE: See VTR/VT installation manual for details on PAN ID parameter.

PAN ID for Centralized Networked Applications with MPM:

VT8000 Series VT7000 Series

1 - 500 1 - 250

PAN ID for Stand-alone Applications with no MPM:

VT8000 Series VT7000 Series

501 - 1000 N/A

Spec ial no te for all VT 700 0 Room Co ntrolle rs: The VT700 0 Room Controllers ar e only compatible within a SmartStruxure network with MPM Controllers

Conﬁguring Actions

Short Switch Duration Result

Approx. 1 second Enter Pai ring Mo de (page 8)

Approx. 1 s econd ( afte r being p aired ) Displ ays MAC add ress ( page 8 )

4+ seco nds and l ess tha n 10 second s Batter y Status (pag e 13 )

10+ seco nds and l ess tha n 20 seconds Diagnostic Mode (page 12)

20+ seconds Resets S witch

Using VT8000 Controllers for Stand-alone Systems

When PAN ID is used with Range of 501 - 1000 for Stand-Alone Systems

In this application, the VT8000 controller(s) are the coordinators to their own systems and are network masters for each wireless switch reporting to them. A unique network is needed for proper functionality according to the following:

• Wireless controller factory default Channel and PAN ID = controller(s) ofﬂine.

• Each VT8000 controller is its own network coordinator.

• Range of PAN ID on all controllers to use is 501 - 1000. This range is reserved for stand-alone system operation.

Coordinator VT8000 Series Controller Channel: 15 PAN ID: 501

Coordinator VT8000 Series Controller Channel: 15 PAN ID: 502

Coordinator VT8000 Series Controller Channel: 15 PAN ID: 503

Window or Door Switch Window or Door Switch Window or Door Switch

Figure -6 Stand- alone VT8 000 serie s systems

Notes:

• Each VT8000 Controller uses a unique PAN ID and/or Channel settings.

• If all available PAN ID’s are used (501-1000), use a different channel.

• Up to 20 switches can be linked to each VT8000 Controller.

• The MAC address is only used to conﬁrm parent pairing.

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