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Wireless Puck Dimmer and Switch Module Installation Guide

Supported Models

• C4-DM201-Z Wireless Puck Dimmer

• C4-SM201-Z Wireless Puck Switch

Box Contents

• Wireless Puck Module

• Warranty Card

• WirelessPuckDimmerandSwitchModuleInstallationGuide (this document)

Speciﬁcations and Supported Fixtures

Power: 220-240VAC 50/60 Hz

C4-DM201-Z Dimmer

Supported Load Types: Incandescent; Halogen;

Magnetic Low Voltage (MLV); Electronic Low Voltage (ELV); Phase-cut dimmable: Fluorescent, Compact Fluorescent, and LED ﬁxtures.

Maximum Load* (@240V)

Minimum Load* with Neutral (@240V)

Minimum Load* without Neutral (@240V)

Auxiliary LEDs 220-240VAC

Operating Temperature:

Communications: IEEE 802.15.4, 2.4 GHz, 15-channel, spread spectrum

* Notes: The maximum and minimum load requirements for ﬂuorescent, CFL and LED loads can vary greatly depending upon the speciﬁc ﬁxture and/or bulb being used. At higher wattages, these load types have signiﬁcant in-rush current which can trip the protection circuitry on the device. At low wattages, some CFL and LED loads will not be able to completely shut o.

In both cases, the quality and performance of these load types varies greatly from manufacturer to manufacturer. When using these load types, we recommend testing in advance. If problems are found, simply changing to a dierent bulb manufacturer may solve the problem.

Additionally, we do not recommend the use of ﬂuorescent, CFL, or LED loads without a neutral connected to the Dimmer due to the capacitive nature of these load types.

Incandescent: 400W Halogen: 400W Fluorescent: 250W CFL: 250W LED: 250W

Incandescent: 5W Halogen: 5W Fluorescent: 10W CFL: 10W LED: 10W

Incandescent: 10W Halogen: 10W Fluorescent: N/A CFL: N/A LED: N/A

All load ratings are based on an ambient temperature of 25 degrees Celsius.

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C4-SM201-Z Switch

Incandescent; Halogen; Magnetic Low Voltage (MLV); Electronic Low Voltage (ELV); Fluorescent; Compact Fluorescent; LED ﬁxtures; and Motors (ceiling fan and exhaust fan).

Incandescent: 400W Halogen: 400W Fluorescent: 250W CFL: 250W LED: 250W Motor: 1/4 HP

None

N/A

Incandescent Lamp

Electronic Step-Down Converter

Electronic Ballast Fluorescent Lamp

Iron Core Transformer

Motors

Warnings and Considerations

WARNING! Install in accordance with all national and local electrical

codes.

WARNING! Improper use or installation can cause SERIOUS INJURY,

DEATH or LOSS/DAMAGE OF PROPERTY.

WARNING! If you are unsure about any part of these instructions, consult

a qualiﬁed electrician.

WARNING! If you are not sure which wires are Live, Load, Neutral, or

Earth/Ground, have a trained electrician perform the installation.

CAUTION! Do not install to control a receptacle.

IMPORTANT! Using this product in a manner other than outlined in this

document voids your warranty. Further, Control4 is NOT liable for any damage incurred with the misuse of this product.

IMPORTANT! Changes or modiﬁcations not expressly approved by

Control4 could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

Installation Instructions

NOTE: The Puck Module can be wired and installed several dierent

ways. Please follow the instructions below that are appropriate for your installation.

1 Ensure that the location and intended use meet the following criteria:

• The range and performance of the wireless control system is highly dependent on: (1) distance between devices; (2) layout of the home; (3) walls separating the devices; and (4) electrical equipment located near the devices.

• DO NOT exceed the maximum load rating of the device (see the previous section, “Speciﬁcations and Supported Fixtures”).

WARNING! Disconnect the power before installing or servicing this

device.

2 Switch o and isolate the mains power at the main consumer unit or fusebox

before starting any installation or maintenance.

3 Strip each wire’s insulation back 4.5 mm (3/16 in.) from the wire end.

4 If the Puck Module will be mounted to the wallbox using the yoke plate or will

be installed “ﬂoating” in the box rather than mounted to it, snap o the Puck Module mounting ears with a pair of pliers (see Figure 1).

Figure 1. Puck Module with Removable Mounting Ears

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Wiring

1 Identify and connect the Line, Load, and Neutral (if applicable) wires to the

screw terminals on the Puck Module according to the relevant wiring diagram (see Figures 2, 3, 4, or 5). The Puck Module does not require an earth ground.

NOTE: Wiring conﬁgurations can dier depending upon how the ﬁxture

was wired by the electrician.

2 If applicable, identify and connect the external keypad/switch wires to the

screw terminals on the Puck Module according to the relevant wiring diagram (see Figures 2, 3, 4, or 5).

WARNING! The LED1 and LED2 Terminals provide line voltage to the

indicator LEDs. Remove power from the device before servicing.

Mounting the Puck Module to the Wallbox or the Wall with the Mounting Ears

NOTE: The mounting ears are designed for wallboxes that utilize

mounting holes which are 60mm apart. They can also be used to mount the Puck Module directly to the wall surrounding the wallbox if the wallbox does not have mounting holes.

1 Ensure that the Control4 logo on the Puck Module is facing up (see Figure 1).

2 Fit the wires back into the wallbox. Fold the wires into a zigzag pattern so

that they easily fold into the wallbox.

3 Secure the Puck Module to the wallbox (or wall) using the mounting screws

appropriate for the wallbox or wall material. The Control4 logo should be horizontal.

Figure 2. Single Location, Power at Wallbox

Installing the Puck Module Inside the Wallbox in a ‘Floating’ Position

NOTE: If local electrical code allows it, the Puck Module can be installed

inside the wallbox in a free ﬂoating manner. If the wallbox is deep enough, this allows an external switch/keypad to be mounted to the wallbox in front of the Puck Module.

1 Remove the Puck Module mounting ears (see Figure 1).

2 Fit the wires back into the wallbox. Fold the wires into a zigzag pattern so

that they easily fold into the wallbox

3 Push the Puck Module into the wallbox.

Finishing the Installation

1 When the wiring and installation are complete, turn on the mains power.

2 Test the Puck Module to see if it is working properly (see “Operation and

Conﬁguration” on Page 2).

Sample Wiring Conﬁgurations

Figures 2, 3, 4, and 5 show wiring for a single or multiple locations.

—Load wire.

L—Line wire.

N—Neutral wire.

Aux 1, Aux 2—Auxiliary switch(es). Use Composer Pro to deﬁne the behavior.

LED 1, LED 2—220-240V indicator LEDs (lamps) on auxiliary switches. Use

Composer to deﬁne the behavior.

Figure 3. Single Location, Power at Light

(DO NOT use with Switch Puck or with ﬂuorescent, CFL, or LED Loads)

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DO NOT use with Switch Puck or with ﬂuorescent, CFL, or LED loads

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Operation and Conﬁguration

1 The Puck Module must be identiﬁed and conﬁgured using the Control4

Composer software application. See the ComposerProUserGuide for information about conﬁguring the Puck Module.

2 To test/operate the Puck Module prior to conﬁguration:

• PressandreleasetheIdentify button on the puck to toggle the load. With a Puck Dimmer, pressing and holding the Identify button will ramp/fade the load. The LED on the ID button will be lit when the load is on, and the LED will be o when the load is o.

Figure 6. Puck Module with Button LED

• Both auxiliary contacts are conﬁgured to toggle the load by default. If a

keypad/switch is connected to an auxiliary contact, press and release the button to toggle the load.

• The default behavior for both auxiliary LEDs is Load On = LED on, Load

O = LED O.

3 In the case of a short circuit or overload condition, the Puck Module has

built-in circuit protection that will put the module into a safe mode. When an incandescent bulb burns out, it creates a momentary high-current situation that can activate this protection. If the protection has been activated:

• The LED on the Puck Module and any LEDs on connected switches will

blink once every two (2) seconds.

• To reset the device:

• Click the ID button on the puck, OR

• Press and release the button connected to auxiliary Contact 1 (One).

• If the Puck Module goes back into safe mode after resetting, the fault

condition still exists and must be addressed before attempting to reset the Puck Module again.

• When the Puck Module returns to safe mode within 10 seconds of a reset,

it cannot be reset by a single click of the ID button or auxiliary contact. To reset the device in this case:

• Click the ID button on the puck 15 times, OR

• Press and release the button connected to auxiliary Contact 1 (One)

15 times.

4 Button tap sequences can be performed using either the button on the

Puck Module or the buttons attached to the auxiliary contact. When using a latching switch, each toggle of the switch (up to down or down to up) is treated as one (1) tap.

Troubleshooting

1 If the load does not turn on:

• Ensure that the circuit breaker is not turned o or tripped.

• Ensure that the light bulb is not burned out and is screwed in properly.

• Ensure that the Puck Module is not in short circuit safe mode. (See Step 3

in the “Operation and Conﬁguration.”)

• Check for proper wiring (see “Sample Wiring Diagrams”).

2 If the button(s) connected to the auxiliary contacts do not operate the load,

check for proper wiring (see “Sample Wiring Diagrams”).

3 If the LEDs connected to the auxiliary LED terminals do not illuminate:

• Check for proper wiring (see “Sample Wiring Diagrams”).

• Ensure that the LEDs are designed to operate at 220-240V.

Regulatory/Safety Compliance

To review regulatory information for your particular Control4 products, see the information located on the Control4 website at: http://www.control4.com/ regulatory/.

Patent Information

Protected under U.S. Patents 7,336,463 and licensed under U.S. Patents 5,905,442 and 5,982,103

Warranty

For complete warranty information, including details on consumer legal rights as well as warranty exclusions, visit www.control4.com/warranty.

About this Document

Part Number: 200-00205 Rev B, 7/29/2011

Function Button on Puck Aux. Contact 1 Aux. Contacts

1 & 2

Identify 4 4 N/A

ZigBee Channel 7 7 N /A

Reboot Device 15 15 N/A

Factory Reset 9 22 9-4-9

Leave Mesh & Reset

13 30 13-4-13

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