SmartSwitch v1.0.2 User Manual
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1. j j j rela provided in the relay kit barrier b P dh e e 8 El Shia s I B B 1 From the center of the Relay Panel 8 direct the relay under the voltage barrier gd 8 EB and into the slot n 2 Align the input terminal side with the z mounting bracket 2 Lb i E 3 Press the output terminal side down into the mounting clip until secure e Ej 8 e ae F e E e Me Hh m SHARTEREZTEX FF c e e A CAUTION Careful not to damage the relay control board or connectors during relay installation Step 6 Install the keyed two pin connector found on the relay wiring harness into the adjacent receptacle on the relay control board Step 7 Ifthe relay wiring harness was not attached to the relay upon receipt conne2. Belden 8471 Presets Sequence Sequence Timing Preset and Sequence Synchronization Default functionality is that the last SmartSwitch or SmartPack updated in the system acts as the host product and sends its host messages to the other SmartLink enabled products in the system Each product retains its own preset and sequence configuration as programmed but when a host product is selected each SmartLink enabled product will activate and play its sequence with the number of steps and timing fade up fade down hold time as sent by the host product When a product receives a message to play an unrecorded preset step the unit will disregard that message and wait for a next known step Preset Synchronization Selecting a preset on any pack effects the same numbered preset to run on all SmartLink enabled products in the system simultaneously If Preset 1 is activated from the face panel of a SmartSwitch That SmartSwitch will act as the host product and send its host messages to the other SmartLink enabled products in the system to activate Preset 1 The preset will activate with the same fade up time hold time and fade down time as sent from the host product Note When Preset Timing is changed in one unit all products on the SmartLink network record the new preset timing if the preset is within the preset range Sequence Synchronization Activating a sequence on any SmartSwitch or Sma
3. pole os dice d xq t Part T Model Number Description Notes SS 1PRK 7023K1001 WR6161 81 20A 300V AC single pole single installed relay kit space relay kit SS 2PRK 7023K1002 WR6166 81 20 300V AC double pole single c i installed relay space relay kit S LPS 7021K1010 LinkPower supply kit s rer aaa wall stations requires 15 rack units of rack space for SS RMK 7021K1000 19 rack mount kit for SmartSwitch the SmartSwitch 24 Utilize two rack mount kits for the SmartSwitch 48 used to separate differing voltages and SS VB 7023K1003 SmartSwitch Voltage Barrier Kit or emergency circuits from normal circuits Use per local code SS TPH 7023K1004 Tamper Proof Hardware and Tool SmartPack Wall Mount al Overview Specification For proper operation of your SmartSwitch Relay Panel ensure the intended installation location conforms to the following environmental and electrical specifications Installation Environment Dry room 30 90 humidity non condensing 0 40 C 32 104 F ambient temperature Dust free e SmartSwitch 24 is intended to be wall mounted surface only or installed in a standard 19 EIA equipment rack utilizing the 19 rack mount kit SS RMK The installation location must support a fully populated panel not exceeding 22 68 Kg 50 Ibs SmartSwitch 48 is intended to be wall mounted surface only or installed in a standard 19 EIA equipment rack u
4. 22 Vacuum the 22 LinkPower 23 Installation Procedure 23 Relay Kit Installation 24 Overview 24 Relay Specification 24 Relay Ratings eter test x ERR re ERR 24 Installation Procedure 25 Verify Installation llle ene 27 satum ERUIT ER EISE ERGO UR 27 Menu Flow 28 SmartSwitch User Manual Introduction Congratulations on your purchase of the ETC SmartSwitch Relay Panel SmartSwitch continues ETC s tradition of providing the highest quality product for the entertainment and architectural lighting industry If you have any questions regarding the operation or installation of your SmartSwitch Relay Panel contact ETC Technical Services at the office nearest you Americas ETC International Technical Services Department 3031 Pleasant View Road Middleton WI 53562 800 775 4382 USA toll free 1 608 831 4116 service etcconnect com Asia Using ETC Asia Ltd Technical Services Department Room 1801 18F Tower 1 Phase1 Enterprise Square 9 Shueng Yuet Road Kowloon Bay Kowloon Hong Kong 852 2799 1220 service etcasia com this Manual United Kingdom Electronic Theatre Controls Ltd Technical Services Depa
5. Belden 8471 4 Belden8471 Belden 8471 7 m ie LinkPower supply installed SmartLink power board installed in rack 1 with LinkPower disabled Note A SmartLink network is limited to one LinkPower supply four SmartLink wall stations and up to four SmartLink enabled products in a system When used in a system with a as the Station Master sequencing is not supported and presets 33 through 128 are not recognized by the SmartSwitch and SmartPack products 14 SmartSwitch User Manual Assign Station Master One SmartSwitch SmartPack or CEM if installed together in a system with wall stations must be configured as the Station Master The station master tracks and updates button LED states for the connected wall stations when a preset or sequence change occurs See SmartLink Features on page 17 i Note ETC recommends configuring the product with the LinkPower supply installed and wall stations connected as the Station Master In systems with Sensor ETC recommends configuring the CEM as the Station Master A system without wall stations installed there is no requirement to configure a Station Master Step 1 Scroll to Stations press v Step 2 Scroll to Station Master press v Ifthe SmartSwitch you are configuring is to be the Station Master
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7. B PEER 125 status of the next 12 relays in the cabinet up to relay 48 depending on the panel size Press lt to return the indicates relay is OFF indicates relayis ON display to the previous 12 relays or press to loop Adjust the contrast of the LCD Display Press and hold lt lt and use the and buttons to adjust the contrast of the LCD display Normal Menu Structure The normal menu is used to set the DMX Start Address view the software version and change Menu Mode of the SmartSwitch The DMX Start Address defaults to DMX 001 024 for SmartSwitch 24 and DMX 001 048 for SmartSwitch 48 Set the DMX Start Address Step 1 Scroll to DMX press v Step 2 Scroll to DMX Start Address press v Step 3 Use or to scroll the start address range Step 4 Press to set the start address Test Menu The test menu is a tool used for testing relay circuits In the absence of a DMX control source or access to the manual lever on the relays the test menu may be used to specify a relay level for snapshot into a preset Test relay on value is 100 and the off value is 0 Enter the Test menu From any menu press 8 Test Relay Levels may be set via the Test menu a DMX control source SmartLink or all of the above Any levels set by a source Ch 1 Level 96 other than the test menu will remain active even when the Test levels are released set to or when you exit Test Mode Set Relay Levels v
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9. 48 20A HID relays installed and fully pre wired for low voltage control Two relay types are available as standard 20A single pole single space relay WR6161 81 or 20A double pole single space relay WR6166 81 As required custom SmartSwitch Relay Panels are available including a variable number of relays For customer convenience a field install relay kit is available and includes a relay and the low voltage control leads See Relay Kit Installation on page 24 SS 2PRK double pole single space 20A HID relay kit CSA General Use Ballast HID Tungsten Motor Load CSA General Use Ballast HID Tungsten Motor Load Relay Ratings Short Circuit Current Rating SCCR 5000A 277V AC SS 1PRK single pole single space 20A HID relay kit WR6161 81 Single Pole HID Relay UL Listed General Use Ballast HID Tungsten 20A 347V AC 20A 347V AC 2400W 120V AC 4800W 230V AC 1 2 HP 110 125V AC 1 1 2 HP 220 250V AC Motor Load 20A 300V AC 20A 300V AC 2400W 120V AC 4800W 230V 1 2 HP 110 125V AC 1 1 2 HP 220 277V WR6166 81 Double Pole HID Relay 20A 347V AC 20A 347V 2400W 120V AC 4800W 230V 1 2 HP 110 125V AC 1 1 2 HP 220 250V AC nrush 2000A solation 5000V RMS e Life 60 000 cycles at full load UL Listed General Use Ballast HID Tungsten Motor Load 20A
10. Emergency contact input with software support for load shedding Easy to install The enclosure is designed with the contractor in mind Hinged locking door for easy access to low voltage compartment SmartSwitch User Manual X i Product Variants This manual contains the operation procedures for the SmartSwitch Relay Panel Part Relay Nr Dimensions Model Number Count Voltage Description inches SS 121P LPS 7023A1003 12 smariswieh se 12 20A relays and a LinkPower supply SS 124P 7028A1001 12 ROM 24 wih 12 20 single pole g i SmartSwitch 24 with 24 20A single pole SS 241P LPS 7023 1004 24 120N 230V relays and a LinkPower supply 17 14 x 6 3 x 26 24 EPI satt 24 wih QUA SS 241P 702341002 24 60 Hz SS 242P LPS 7023 1006 24 smal ellen ex WANA SOR POS cm day Gaye dpa relays and a LinkPower supply SS 242P 702341005 24 a 2624 Part Relay Dimensions Model Number Count Voltage Description inches SS 481P LPS 7023 101 48 relays and LinkPower supply SS 481P 7023A1012 48 120V 230V or Singe POE EN AGAO mai 48 wihd8 20A double pal SS 482P LPS 7023A1014 48 60 Hz relays and LinkPower supply SS 482P 7023A1015 48 Sum HEWN TS
11. of Contents i 3 Chapter 4 Appendix Appendix B Appendix C Relays 066g ep haa ew eb ev eue ey ue 12 Allow Manual e Tuae nte n rede ere ene 12 Set Relay Turn On 12 Set Relay Turn 12 Relay Delay 12 Emergercy niine e edo vw ae eee ect 13 Assign Relay to Emergency 13 Station Seny aka recs D e acd ef 13 Assign Station 15 Remote 15 General Settings 15 emartLink Enabled 17 SmartLink 17 Definitions 25e eg ER Gu bU NDW pb 18 Panel 5 19 Preset and Sequence Synchronization 19 Preset 19 Sequence 19 Wall Stations 2 ee 20 Record a Preset from a Wall Station 21 Service and Maintenance 22 DEIVICE wales ane cid iim LM ark tema e PI E Md DU 22 Contacting ETC about Equipment Problems 22 2 22 Vacuum the
12. 300V AC 20A 300V AC 2400W 120V AC 4800W 230V AC 1 2 HP 110 125V AC 1 1 2 HP 220 277V AC e Relay Output terminals accept 4mm 2 5mm 12 14 AWG copper wire 1 Overview Chapter 2 Menu and Configuration User Interface Keypad The SmartSwitch user interface and menu structure provide users an intuitive easy setup Symbol Description lt lt Return to the home menu lt Move back one menu item Accept a menu choice or store a value Increase a value or scroll through the menu Decrease a value or scroll through the menu 3 amp Activate the Test menu Power LED when illuminated control power is ON DMX DMX LED when flashing NO DMX source is present when illuminated active DMX source is present LCD Display The LCD display is a high contrast 20 character by 2 line backlit LCD The control symbol indicator in the top right corner of the LCD displays the active control source d DMX P Preset Sequence control symbol Test Select Change Text or a Value When configuring the SmartSwitch e Text or numerals within indicates an item can be selected e Text or numerals within gt lt indicates an item is selected 6 SmartSwitch User Manual Relay State Indication on the LCD Relay state is visually indicated on the LCD screen DMX 4173704 E Initially the LCD displays the state of the first twelve relays Press to change the display to view the
13. SMART SUIITCH Relay Panel User Manual Version 1 0 Copyright Electronic Theatre Controls Inc All Rights reserved Product information and specifications subject to change Part Number 7023M1200 1 0 2 Rev B Released 2013 08 ETC Sensor SmartSwitch SmartLink and SmartPack are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Electronic Theatre Controls Inc in the United States and other countries LonWorks is a registered trademark of the Echelon Corporation All other trademarks both marked and not marked are the property of their respective owners ETC intends this document whether printed or electronic to be provided in its entirety Table of Contents 1 5 llle 1 Using this Manual sss VE RAE ay eae Bee 1 Chapter 1 2 Standard 5 2 Product Varlants i i ca e eR 3 Specification eso eee e e ern arde 4 Installation Environment 4 Clearance o riaa asi tb LAN eee Qu Ses 4 Electrical 4 Compliance 22 2 ce Phebe RE es Ud 4 Relay 5 Relay 5 5 Chapter 2 Menu
14. Time and DMX Fade to Preset Number settings may also be communicated The SmartSwitch Relay Panel with SmartLink enabled continues to function as a stand alone product meaning no other control system is required for panel synchronization to function See Panel Synchronization on page 19 2 Menu and Configuration 13 Note A SmartLink LinkPower supply is limited to four SmartLink stations Alternatively you may have up to 16 SmartLink stations when using a SmartLink Station Power Module 5 5 You are limited to four SmartLink host products in SmartLink system One SmartLink host product SmartPack SmartSwitch Unison DRd with SmartLink or Sensor with SmartLink in the system must have a LinkPower Supply or Station Power Module installed for wall station power See Wall Stations on page 20 Recommended Installation Sensor SmartPack SmartSwitch 48 SmartSwitch 24 Y IO Eg Du Belden 8471 Belden 8471 W or DMX Belden 8471 or DMX Belden 8471F r DMX 20000 SmartLink power board installed LinkPower enabled Belden 8471 in rack 1 with Sensor Sensor 8 8 E
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16. and Configuration 6 User Interface 4 ceed tae ENTE 6 coheed eee eh eed caw xxu d cee eee ed BE ate Eu 6 LCD Display suco dba eae Veneta 6 Select Change Text or a 6 Relay State Indication on the LCD 7 Adjust the contrast of the LCD Display 7 Normal Menu Structure 7 Set the DMX Start 5 7 Test Menu sentera ama eb 7 Enter the Test 7 Advanced Menu Structure 8 DMX oris md ete nd beer qe in SIR Gd bed 8 DMX Start 8 DMX Patch teet een eh oe sere OR a ed 8 DMX Loss Behavior 9 DMX 9 DMX Response 9 Presets oi ku de RR Ga nsu nets oes 9 Record a Preset snapshot 10 Setup Preset 10 Activate a 11 Deactivate a Preset 11 11 Setup a Sequence 11 Start Stop a Sequence 11 Table
17. ck SmartSwitch Unison DRd with SmartLink or Sensor with SmartLink in the system must have a LinkPower Supply or Station Power Module installed for wall station power Due to the similar design for the SmartPack Wall Mount and the SmartSwitch Relay Panel control terminations the following instructions may be used for either product Installation Procedure The LinkPower supply kit includes a LinkPower supply and four screws Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Remove power from the control electronics Fora SmartPack Wall Mount turn the Standby breaker off b Fora SmartSwitch Relay Panel turn the circuit breaker off at the breaker panel Remove the two screws securing the I O panel to the chassis Fold the I O panel down to reveal the control terminations Step 5 Step 4 Step 5 Step 6 Step 7 EY LinkPower Supply Kit LinkPower supply found on the LinkPower supply into the receptacle on the I O board Align the LinkPower supply with the four screw mounts located on the panel and secure with the four screws provided Do not over tighten the screws Close the I O panel and secure with the two screws Re apply power to the control electronics 23 Appendix B Relay Kit Installation 24 Overview A SmartSwitch relay kit includes a relay and a wiring harness for relay low voltage connection to the relay control board Relay Specification CSA WR6161 81 Single Pole HID Relay Re
18. croll to DMX press v Step 2 Scroll to DMX Start Address press v Step 3 Use or to increment or decrement the Start Address range Press v to set the address and return to the previous menu Step 4 Press lt to return to the previous menu or press lt lt to return to the main menu The specified DMX range will display on the LCD DMX Patch DMX Patch allows user defined relay to DMX channel selection including all relays to the same DMX channel When DMX Patch is selected as the active DMX Mode DMX Patch will be displayed on the LCD DMX Patch E 122 Step 1 Scroll to DMX press v Step 2 Scroll to DMX Patch press DMX Patch Relay 1 gt DMX 1 will display Step 3 Use or to scroll the list of relays Press v to select the relay number Relays are always numbered 1 24 or 1 48 in the panel The panel is designed with relay 1 as the first relay in the top left side of the panel 2 is to the right etc Step 4 Relay gt DMX will display Press or to change the DMX address Step 5 Press to return to the relay selection Continue with steps 3 and 4 until all relays are patched to the desired DMX address Step 6 Press lt to return to the previous menu or press lt lt to return to the main menu SmartSwitch User Manual DMX Loss Behavior When the DMX control signal is lost the SmartSwitch Relay Panel will behave according to the DMX Loss Behavior setting as configu
19. ct the wire leads from the wiring harness to the low voltage input terminals on the relay a Connect the blue wire to the blue screw terminal and secure b Connect the red wire to the red screw terminal and secure Step 8 Connect line and load wires to the output terminals of the relay a Strip 1 4 of insulation from the end of the line and load copper wires b Insert the bare end into the relay output screw terminals and secure 26 SmartSwitch User Manual Verify Installation Power Up Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 B Relay Kit Installation Are all and load cables landed into the appropriate relay and secured Are all load circuits free of shorts Are voltage barriers used where required by local code Are all cable access openings covered with plugs and all removable plates reinstalled Are the relay low voltage control wiring harnesses seated properly into the receptacle on the control board secured to the relay input terminals Is the Relay Panel clean of all metal shavings and debris Is the circuit panel schedule updated with the new load information Switch all relays to the OFF position prior to applying power Re attach the front cover to the unit Apply power to the control electronics At the circuit breaker panel switch all line feeds to the ON position Clear all faults that have caused breakers to trip 27 Appendix Menu Flow Chart This append
20. d the maximum allowable is 59min 59seconds Press or to increase or decrease the Fade Up minutes press v The selection will change to the seconds field Press to increase or decrease the Fade Up seconds press Preset Step Fade Down will display with the same values as set for Fade Up Repeat steps 4 and 5 for Fade Down times press Preset Step Hold Time min 00 will display If the Fade Up timing is changed after setting the desired Fade Down timing Fade Down will change to reflect the same timing as Fade Up You must set Fade Down timing again to the desired timing if changes to Fade Up are made Step 7 Repeat steps 4 and 5 for Hold Time When activated as a Preset the preset will hold indefinitely until the preset is deactivated or another event is played When played as part of a sequence the maximum Hold Time is 59min 59seconds SmartSwitch User Manual Activate a Preset Step 1 Scroll to Presets menu press v Step 2 Scroll to Activate Preset and press v Number will display Step 3 Press or to scroll the list of presets Press v to select a preset Step 4 Preset Run Instant will briefly display a Torunthe preset with its programmed Fade Up Fade Down and Hold Times ignore this message The display will return to the previous menu after a few seconds of display The control symbol will display P for preset b Press v while the message is displaye
21. d to complete the preset in the default time of 3 seconds The display will default to the previous menu when complete Deactivate a Preset If a preset is active the control symbol located in the top right corner of the LCD will display the P symbol To deactivate the preset Step 1 Scroll to the Presets menu press v Step 2 Scroll to Deactivate Preset and press v Preset Deactivated will display briefly then return to the previous menu Sequencer The built in sequencer in SmartSwitch plays a series of recorded presets sequentially The order of execution is based on the first preset step and the length is determined by the number of steps configured for the sequence Fade Up Fade Down and Hold Times are determined in the Presets menu and may be different for each step See Setup Preset Timing on page 10 The sequence can be set to loop continuously or stop after only one occurrence Setup a Sequence Step 1 Scroll to Sequencer press v Step 2 Scroll to Setup Sequence press v Step 3 Use or to select the number of steps to be included in the sequence up to 32 The sequencer will play the steps in series with preset 1 as step 1 always Press v Loop NO will display Step 4 Scroll to select Yes to continuously loop the sequence or NO to play the sequence only once and then stop Press Start Stop a Sequence Step 1 Scroll to Sequencer press To start the sequencer scro
22. dress from the DMX menu view the Software Version and change the menu mode only 2 Menu and Configuration 15 To enter Normal mode from the Advanced Menu scroll to Normal and press The SmartSwitch will request confirmation that you want to exit the Advanced menu scroll to YES and press v Advanced all menu access Toenter the Advanced mode from the Normal menu scroll to Advanced press and hold for 5 seconds The menu will adjust back to the main menu automatically without further prompt Reset to Defaults Resets the following attributes to default status DMX Mode resets to DMX Start Address lt DMX Start Address resets start address to gt 1 lt DMX Loss Behavior resets to gt Hold Last Look Deep Clear System Resets the unit as if it were new out of the box including the following attributes e Resets the same defaults as described in Reset to Defaults Clears all preset and sequence settings and resets timing values to defaults Software Version Displays the current software version for SmartSwitch and SmartLink SmartSwitch 48 Relay Panels include two control relay driver boards Each board must include the same version of SmartSwitch software for proper operation If the control relay driver boards have software of a different version than the other the Software version will display ERR in the upper right corner of the LCD Contact ETC Technical Services for assista
23. e low voltage compartment of the Relay Panel or all of the above To manually set relay state Before manually changing the state of the relays first change the Relay menu settings to Allow Manual control F mu Te Ww ge Scroll the menu to Relays press Allow Manual will display Press v Allow Manual NO will display Scroll to YES press v ECL d I 4 Open the locking door to gain access to the low voltage area of the Relay Panel Using a slotted screwdriver manually slide the relay ON OFF lever to the desired state Repeat this for each relay circuit in the panel ensuring all relays are in the desired state for preset recording Proceed with Step 2 Scroll to the Presets menu press v Scroll to Record Preset press v Press or to select the desired preset number then press Preset Record will briefly display Setup Preset Timing After the preset is recorded set the values for fade up fade down and hold time Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 Step 6 Scroll to Presets menu press v Scroll to Setup Timing press Setup timing Preset Step will display Press or to scroll the presets list press v Preset Step Fade Up min sec will display Default fade times are 3 seconds an
24. eceive the host messages from the wall stations when a button is pressed and released In addition the station master will act as the host product for preset and sequence synchronization ETC recommends configuring the product with the LinkPower supply installed and the station data runs terminated as the station master Host Messages specific configuration settings and events sent from the host product to other SmartLink enabled products for lock step synchronization of preset and sequence playback Lock step meaning presets will fade up down and hold in sync across all SmartLink enabled products Host messages communicated include DMXLoss Behavior Hold Last Look Wait and Fade or Fade to Preset Wait and Fade times or Fade to Preset Number if applicable Sequence Start Stop Loop Yes or e Preset Fade Up Time Fade Down Time and Hold Time Power Up Behavior Normal or Previous State SmartSwitch User Manual Panel Synchronization Itis possible to synchronize presets and sequence activation across up to four SmartSwitch and or SmartPack products when they are connected on a SmartLink network SmartLink connected products share various configuration parameters and events known as host messages sent from the host product Reference page 18 for host messages DRd12 SmartSwitch SmartPack SmartPack Portable
25. er supply Sensor and quantity and type of wall stations etc e DMX control source used for system wide control if any Related system problems or equipment failure Maintenance Vacuum the Vents Vacuum the dust from the airflow vents regularly The interval between cleanings is dependant on the installation environment Never allow the vents to become completely clogged with dust Vacuum the Interior 22 WARNING High Voltage Remove power from the SmartSwitch unit prior to removing the front cover Step 1 Remove power from the SmartSwitch unit Step 2 Remove the front cover of the SmartSwitch unit and detach the ground wire Step 3 Vacuum the dust from the interior of the unit Use canned air to blow dust from the circuit boards to avoid possible damage from electrical discharge Step 4 Reinstall the front cover before applying power to the unit Be sure that ground wire is re attached to the front cover SmartSwitch User Manual Appendix LinkPower Supply Kit One SmartLink LinkPower supply S LPS powers up to four wall stations over the SmartLink network You may have only one station power source on the SmartLink network This Note source may be either the LinkPower Supply S LPS or a SmartLink Station Power Module 5 5 which powers up to 16 SmartLink stations As well you may have up to four SmartLink host products in a SmartLink system One SmartLink host product SmartPa
26. f time not to exceed 60 seconds By default relay delay is set to 00 0 seconds meaning all relays in the preset will switch at once without delay Note When changing the delay time for relays it is important not to overlap the relay delay times and preset fade up down times Example a preset fade up down time set to 3 seconds and relay delay set to 4 seconds A setting of this type will play the preset fade up in 3 seconds as instructed but the relay delay of four seconds will overlap the 3 second fade up time causing the user to believe that the preset never played SmartSwitch User Manual Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Emergency Scroll to Relays press v Scroll to Relay Delay press v Relay Delay 0 0 Seconds will display Use or to scroll Press to set Press to return to the previous menu or to return to the main menu SmartSwitch is provided with a UL 924 emergency contact input When an active emergency contact is received all non emergency circuits in the SmartSwitch are forced to switch off while all user selected emergency circuits in the panel are switched on Note It is the electrical contractor s responsibility to comply with all local code restrictions regarding UL 924 For customer convenience ETC offers a Voltage Barrier SS VB for use to separate multiple voltages and or emergency relay circuits from normal relay circuits This is an accessory option sold sepa
27. ia the Test Menu Step 1 Use or to scroll the selection of relays choose only one or ALL relays Step 2 Use to set a level press v The menu will progress to the next relay Step 3 Press 8 Exit Test Mode displays Exit Test Mode retaining all Test levels scroll to Keep Test On and press v Exit Test menu clearing all Test levels and return to the previous menu scroll to Test all off and press v Press to return to the Test menu Press to exit the Test menu clearing all Test levels and return to the main menu EE Menu and Configuration 7 Advanced Menu Structure Enter the Advanced menu from the Normal menu Step 1 Scroll to General Settings press v Step 2 Scroll to Menu Mode press v Step 3 Scroll to Advanced Menu press and hold for 5 seconds The display will return to the main menu when the Advanced Menu has been accessed If the is released prematurely the menu will remain in Normal Menu mode DMX DMX Start Address When a DMX Start Address is selected as the active DMX mode the DMX range and the first twelve relays will display on the LCD initially To see the remaining relays in the specific panel press v DMX 1 gt 24 Bm DMX 1 24 1 122 13 24 DMX Start Address Range The allowable DMX Start Address range for the SmartSwitch 24 is from 1 to 489 The allowable DMX Start Address range for the SmartSwitch 48 is from 1 to 480 Step 1 S
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29. lay Kit Ordering Information SS 1PRK SS 2PRK UL Listed Single pole single space 20A 300V AC HID relay Aromat WR6161 81 Double pole single space 20A 300V AC HID relay Aromat WR6166 81 General Use Ballast HID Tungsten Motor Load 20A 347V AC 20A 347V AC 2400W 120V AC 4800W 230V AC 1 2 HP 110 125V AC 1 1 2 HP 220 250V AC General Use Ballast HID Tungsten Motor Load 20A 300V AC 20A 300V AC 2400W 120V AC 4800W 230V AC 1 2 HP 110 125V AC 1 1 2 HP 220 277V AC CSA WR6166 81 Double Pole HID Relay UL Listed General Use Ballast HID Tungsten Motor Load 20A 347V AC 20A 347V AC 2400W 120V AC 4800W 230V AC 1 2 HP 110 125V AC 1 1 2 HP 220 250V AC General Use Ballast HID Tungsten Motor Load 20A 300V AC 20A 300V AC 2400W 120V AC 4800W 230V AC 1 2 HP 110 125V AC 1 1 2 HP 220 277V AC Relay Ratings Short Circuit Current Rating SCCR 5000A 277V Inrush 2000A Isolation 5000V RMS Life 60 000 cycles at full load Relay Output terminals accept 12 14 AWG copper wire SmartSwitch User Manual Installation Procedure WARNING RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK Relay Panel maintenance and terminations must be completed with the power removed All line feeds from the circuit breaker panel must be locked out in the OFF position prior to installi
30. ll to Start Sequence and press Sequence Started will display briefly and the control symbol on the LCD will display S Note The sequence will start at Preset 1 and run for a user defined number of steps If the sequence is not configured to loop the sequence will stop after only one occurrence and hold the last look played If the sequence is configured to loop the sequence will start at preset 1 and continue looping until deactivated b To stop the sequencer scroll to Stop Sequence and press Sequence Stopped will briefly display and the control symbol on the LCD will no longer display S Menu and Configuration 11 Relays Use this menu to specify relay settings including allow manual relay turn on value relay turn off value and relay delay timing Allow Manual Allow manual is a relay setting that when set to YES allows users to manually override the relay state as configured in the software When set to NO and a relay state is changed manually the software will override to correct position of the relay after it finds it incorrect When set to YES users are allowed the freedom to test the relays without fighting for control over the software Step 1 Scroll to Relays press v Step 2 Scroll to Allow Manual press v a Selecting YES allows users to manually override the relay state as configured in software b Selecting NO will not allow manual override If the user manuall
31. nce Power Up Behavior Choose between Normal or Previous State Normal the SmartSwitch powers up with both presets and the sequencer de activated Previous State the SmartSwitch powers up with the preset and or the sequence active that was running during the previous session This feature allows for unattended operation through power blackouts although it will not restore Test levels SmartSwitch User Manual Chapter 3 smartLink Enabled SmartLink Features SmartLink is a communications network created for enhanced control of the 32 built in presets and sequence as found in SmartLink enabled products The addition of the SmartLink network facilitates two additional control features wall stations and panel to panel synchronization Neither control feature is dependent upon the other for operation but instead rely independently on the SmartLink network and specific host messages I O panel to chassis ground LinkPower supply optional Data to CPU SmartLink amp Emergency DMX In DMX Thru ESD Ground Synchronization each SmartSwitch and SmartPack in the system must have the I O board installed i e SmartLink enabled and connected on the SmartLink network If utilized in a system with Sensor dimming racks a SmartLink power board must be installed in rack one for proper SmartLink operation A SmartLink enabled product identified by the logo on the front of the unit Up to four SmartSwitch and
32. ng additional relays Step 1 Remove the cover assembly from the SmartSwitch enclosure to reveal the Relay Panel interior a Remove the four screws securing the front cover to the enclosure Rough in enclosure and front cover removed from this graphic for clarity of the Relay Panel interior Factory installed relay voltage barrier with removable slots Remove only one slot when replacing with a relay Step 2 Pull line feeds through conduit from the circuit panel to the Relay Panel Step 3 Pull load wires through conduit from the Relay Panel to the lighting loads i Note It is important to separate low voltage from high voltage within the Relay Panel SmartSwitch units shipped from the factory only partially populated include a relay voltage barrier in all slots not populated with a relay Remove only the slot from the relay voltage barrier that will be replaced with a relay Step 4 If installing one relay remove only one slot from the relay voltage barrier EJ Relay Kit Installation 25 Step 5 Install the relay into the relay slot Low voltage wiring harness Side view detail
33. nstallation instructions of the LinkPower supply into the SmartSwitch Relay Panel DRd12 with SmartLink SmartPack SmartSwitch SmartPack Portable LinkPower supply Presets Sequences Sequence timing E Belden 8471 SmartLink Timeclock GOGH 0 0 0 001 CAUTION A SmartLink network is limited to the following Only one LinkPower supply per system LinkPower supply failure is probable if more than one supply is installed per system Up to four SmartSwitch SmartPack or products per system A SmartLink data run is limited to 1500 feet 457 2m A SmartLink LinkPower supply is limited to four SmartLink stations Alternatively you may have up to 16 SmartLink stations when using a SmartLink Station Power Module S SPM You may have up to four SmartLink host products in a SmartLink system One SmartLink host product SmartPack SmartSwitch Unison DRd with SmartLink or Sensor with SmartLink in the system must have a LinkPower Supply or Station Power Module installed for wall station power SmartSwitch User Manual Record a Preset from Wall Station It is possible to record a preset from a wall station if Remote Record has been enabled in the station master See Remote Record on page 15 All SmartSwitch SmartPack and produc
34. o standard cabinet sizes SmartSwitch 24 or SmartSwitch 48 SmartSwitch 24 SmartSwitch 48 The SmartSwitch 24 Relay Panel ships standard with either 12 24 20A HID relays installed The SmartSwitch 48 Relay Panel ships SS standard with 48 20A HID relays installed eg E Each panel type may be customized including a variable number of relays and relay types Contact ETC Quotations for assistance Standard Features Ships standard with either twelve twenty four or forty eight 20A HID relays installed in a rugged steel enclosure Relays are rated at 20A HID at 300V AC single spaced single pole relay or 20A HID at 300V AC single spaced double pole relay mechanically latching capable of switching multiple load types full compliance with UL cUL and FCC 60 000 operations at full load regulations e easy to install and field replaceable Thirty two user programmable presets and a built in sequencer for stand alone operation SmartLink enabled for communication of preset and sequence synchronization with other SmartLink enabled products Flexible control via DMX512 or stand alone operation with SmartLink Convection cooled UL 924
35. or SmartPack products and multiple Sensor groups may be utilized on the SmartLink network e Wall Station In addition to the I O board a SmartLink host product in the system must have a LinkPower supply S LPS or SmartLink Station Power Module S SPM installed to power the wall stations The LinkPower supply powers up to four SmartLink wall stations while the SmartLink Station Power Module can power up to 16 stations When utilizing a LinkPower supply ETC recommends installing the supply in the same host product that the station data run terminates and utilizing that same product as the station master E SmartLink Enabled 17 Definitions Host Product any SmartSwitch SmartPack Unison Drd with SmartLink or Sensor with SmartLink within a system that sends specific host messages to other SmartLink enabled products in the system for preset and sequence synchronization If a preset or a sequence is activated from the facepanel of another product in the system that is not the Station Master it will then act as the host product and send its host messages to the other products in the system Host Product should not to be confused with Station Master Station Master any SmartLink enabled host product with a LinkPower supply S LPS or Station Power Module S SPM installed that is configured via the menu to control wall stations The station master will track and update LED status when preset or sequence changes occur and r
36. ponse press v Step 3 Use or to select the desired number press v Step 4 Press to return to the previous menu or press to return to the main menu Presets SmartSwitch features 32 built in user defined presets which can be configured and utilized without an external control system For SmartLink enabled systems with a LinkPower supply S LPS installed up to four 5 or 10 button preset stations may be used for remote recall of the built in presets and sequence See Stations on page 13 In addition these 32 presets are available for use in the built in sequencer See Sequencer on page 11 For best results presets should be recorded sequentially as they would be recalled in a sequence When you record a preset SmartSwitch will snapshot any level whether set in the test menu by a DMX input by manually selecting the relay ON OFF lever or all of the above When new preset is recorded using the same preset number SmartSwitch will record over the previous levels Unless preset timing is configured otherwise presets are activated and deactivated in the default fade up and fade down time of 3 seconds See Setup Preset Timing on page 10 2 Menu and Configuration 9 Record Preset snapshot Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Set relay levels using the Test Menu a DMX control source by manually selecting the relay ON OFF lever from within th
37. rately and available for use when local code requires Contact ETC for assistance During an emergency state the LCD will display a message advising the Emergency Input Is Active and the menu will lock out all ability to access the SmartSwitch menu After normal power is restored the SmartSwitch will restore to the configured DMX Loss Behavior mode See DMX Loss Behavior on page 9 Assign Relay to Emergency Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 Stations Scroll to Emergency press Scroll to Assign Relay press v Relay In Emergency will display Use or to scroll the relay list Press to select a relay Use or to scroll In Emergency Yes or No press v Press to return to the previous menu or to return to the main menu A SmartSwitch Relay Panel with SmartLink enabled communicates between SmartSwitch Relay Panels and other SmartLink enabled products such as the SmartPack dimmer pack and with CEM if installed with a SmartLink Power Board Features of the SmartLink network include panel synchronization Panel synchronization includes the following configuration settings sent from a SmartSwitch or SmartPack product to other SmartLink enabled products in the system Power Up Behavior Preset Fade and Hold Times Number of Steps for Sequencer Sequence Loop Yes or No DMX Loss Behavior Depending on the DMX Loss Behavior configured DMX Wait and Fade
38. red by the user Options include Hold Last Look holds any active relays at whatever levels they were receiving when the data was lost The relays will remain in this state until data is restored or the SmartSwitch is reset Wait and Fade Out holds any active relays at whatever level they were receiving when the data was lost for a user defined length of time then switches the relays off in a user defined fade time The maximum wait and fade time is 59min 59sec Fade to Preset plays a user defined preset when data is lost Step 1 Scroll to DMX press v Step 2 Scroll to DMX Loss Behavior press v Step 3 Use or to select the desired Loss Behavior press v Step 4 Use to set the values as required press v Step 5 Press to return to the previous menu or press to return to the main menu DMX Mode DMX Mode is provided as a shortcut for switching between DMX Start Address and DMX Patch The LCD will either display the DMX address range or DMX Patch depending on the mode selected DMX Response DMX Response is a level setting that allows SmartSwitch to manage the number of times a DMX value must be present before acknowledging and reacting to the DMX command Default setting is 0 meaning SmartSwitch will react the first time it receives the valid DMX command Maximum setting is 100 DMX refreshes approximately 40 times per second Step 1 Scroll to DMX press v Step 2 Scroll to DMX Res
39. rtPack causes all connected SmartLink enabled products to run the same preset sequence in lock step synchronization using the host product fade up fade down and hold time If the sequencer is activated from the face panel of a SmartSwitch Each SmartLink enabled product in the system will activate the sequence as sent from the host product with steps and timing synchronized If one product in the system does not have a specific step recorded and the host product sends the message to play that step the receiving product will simply ignore that message and pick up with the next recorded event E SmartLink Enabled 19 Wall Stations SmartLink stations Two button station types are available for use on the SmartLink network a 5 button preset station and a 10 button preset station providing easy remote access to the 32 built in presets and sequencer found in the SmartSwitch and SmartPack products The SmartLink Timeclock also provides access to all of your presets and adds real and astronomical time functions to the SmartLink control system from a single location When used with the CEM SmartLink provides remote access to the 128 built in presets A LinkPower supply must be installed into one SmartLink enabled host product and is required to operate up to four stations per SmartLink system LinkPower supplies S LPS are available factory installed in your SmartSwitch or as a kit for field installation Reference page 23 for field i
40. rtment Unit 26 28 Victoria Industrial Estate Victoria Road London W3 6UU UK 44 0 8896 1000 service etceurope com Germany Electronic Theatre Controls GmbH Technical Services Department Ohmstrasse 3 83607 Holzkirchen Germany 49 80 24 47 00 0 techserv hoki etcconnect com This manual contains information on using the basic features for the SmartSwitch Relay Panel with SmartLink enabled wall station integration and basic maintenance and service procedures for long lasting performance The following symbols are used throughout this manual to alert you to danger or important information e bc Note Notes are helpful hints and information that is supplemental to the main text CAUTION A Caution statement indicates situations where there may be undefined or unwanted consequences of an action potential for data loss or an equipment problem WARNING A Warning statement indicates situations where damage may occur people may be harmed or there are serious or dangerous consequences of an action WARNING RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK This warning statement indicates situations where there is a risk of electric shock Please email comments about this manual to TechComm etcconnect com Introduction Chapter 1 Overview The SmartSwitch Relay Panel provides professional quality switching of non dim loads controlled by DMX512 or used in a stand alone mode with SmartLink SmartSwitch is available in tw
41. scroll to Enable press v Remote Record Remote Record enables users the ability to allow or lockout preset recording from SmartLink wall stations This setting should only be configured in the product enabled as Station Master Step 1 Scroll to Stations press v Step 2 Scroll to Remote Record press v Step 3 To record a preset from a SmartLink wall station you must first Enable Remote Record from within the Station Master Press v After enabling Remote Record the user has the option to set levels to a desired look via manual relay switching the test menu or a DMX control device and record that look to a specific preset via any installed SmartLink wall station See Record a Preset from a Wall Station on page 21 Step 4 Ifthe ability to record a preset from a wall station is not desired Disable Remote Record press v If disabled preset recording must be accomplished from the face panel of the Station Master See Presets on page 9 General Settings The General Settings menu is used to configure standard features of your SmartSwitch Relay Panel including LCD Backlight User selectable LCD backlight performance e Auto display dims when not in use for a period of time On display backlight is always on e Off display backlight is always off Menu Mode User selectable Normal Menu or Advanced Menu Normal limited menu options which allow users to change the DMX Start Ad
42. tilizing two 19 rack mount kits SS RMK The installation location must support a fully populated panel not exceeding 45 36 Kg 100 Ibs Clearance e SmartSwitch 24 Relay Panel suggested mounting 1 219mm 48 height to the bottom of the Relay Panel SmartSwitch 48 Relay Panel suggested mounting 609mm 24 height to the bottom of the Relay Panel Clearance on left and right side of the panel should be 38mm 1 1 2 If mounted next to another SmartSwitch or SmartPack Wall Mount dimming pack zero clearance is required e Suggested door clearance is 304mm 12 from the front of the panel Electrical Requirements A dedicated circuit from the breaker panel for control electronics power e 120V 230V or 277V 50 60Hz e SmartSwitch 24 requires 8A maximum current per Relay Panel SmartSwitch 48 requires 15A maximum current per Relay Panel Note Installations utilizing UL 924 for emergency lighting loads a dedicated emergency circuit is required Compliance e UL Listed 01508 file E92154 UL 924 file E242514 0 FCC This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules Operation is subject to the LISTED following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation SmartSwitch User Manual Relay Specification SmartSwitch ships standard with 12 24 or
43. ts the SmartLink network will record the current output levels and assign the preset to the button Step 1 Set relay states manually via the test menu from a DMX control device or all of the above to the desired preset look Step 2 Press and Hold the preset button for 5 seconds After two seconds the button LED will start to flash at a 1 2 second interval If the button is held for the entire 5 seconds a record action will begin If the button is released before the 5 seconds have elapsed recording action will be canceled and the previous preset will be activated Step 3 Release the preset button The new recorded preset will activate and the LED will illuminate E SmartLink Enabled 21 Chapter 4 Service and Maintenance Service Contacting ETC about Equipment Problems If you are having difficulties your most convenient resources are the references provided in this manual To search more widely try the ETC web site at www etcconnect com If none of these resources is sufficient contact ETC technical services directly at one of the offices listed on page 1 Emergency service is available from all ETC offices outside of normal business hours When calling for assistance please have the following information handy Your location and job name Model of SmartSwitch Relay Panel s Type of relays used including model number and quantity e Other components in your system including SmartPack LinkPow
44. y overrides the relay state software will immediately correct the relay state back to the configured setting Set Relay Turn On By default each relay will turn on after receiving a 5096 level from the DMX control source This setting is adjustable per relay and can range from 196 above the current turn off level to 10096 Step 1 Scroll to Relays press v Step 2 Scroll to Set Relay Turn On press v Relay On Level Relay will display Step 3 Use or to select the relay press v Relay On Level Level 50 will display Step 4 Use or to scroll the allowable levels press to set Step 5 Repeat this process for each relay in the panel if required Set Relay Turn Off By default each relay will turn off after receiving a 4996 level from the DMX control source This level setting is adjustable per relay and can range from 096 to 1 below the current turn on level Step 1 Scroll to Relays press v Step 2 Scroll to Set Relay Turn Off press v Relay Off Level Relay displays Step 3 Use or to select the relay press v Relay Off Level Level 49 displays Step 4 Use or to scroll the allowable levels press to set Step 5 Repeat this process for each relay in the panel if required Relay Delay Relay Delay is the length of time between switching of relays For example a preset is selected to turn all relays on The time between the switching on of each relay can be delayed by a length o
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