StanzaTM. wiring and programming guide

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1 wiring and programming guide

2 Stanza Drives are available for control of Draperies and Roller Shades. Stanza Shades and Drapes can be controlled as part of a Stanza Integrated System, incorporating Stanza lighting controls, or as a Stanza Standalone System, without lighting controls. This Stanza Wiring and Programming Guide describes how to set up Stanza shades and drapes in both applications. Both the Stanza Integrated System and Stanza Standalone System utilize the same Contact Closure Drive to motorize the shade or drape. The Drives are powered from a power supply and can be controlled via two contact closure inputs, one for open and one for close. Drives that are part of the Stanza Integrated System receive these contact closures from a Stanza Contact Closure Interface, SZ-IO. Drives that are part of a Stanza Standalone System receive these contact closures from a Stanza Standalone keypad. Two types of keypads are available: one for a single Shade or Drape application and one for a dual Shade or Drape application. The Shade or Drape can also be operated via an infrared Hand-Held Remote Control. These can be used in either a Stanza Integrated System or Stanza Standalone System. Each Drive that is being controlled, must have its own IR receiver. Two types of IR Remotes are available: one for a single Group application and one for a Two Group application. The IR remotes can move the Shade or Drape to the open and close limit. They also provide the additional functions of storing and recalling a favorite preset, and setting open and close limits remotely. Page 1

3 Table of Contents Page Basic Operation Keypad Functions IR Remote Functions Wiring Infrared Receiver Stanza Standalone System Stanza Integrated System Contact Closure Contact Closure Specification Setting Limits From the Drive From an Infrared Remote Programming Assigning Drive to Remote Control Storing Favorite Preset Programming Lock Out Restoring Default Settings Diagnostics SZ-IO Diagnostics Mode Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Chart Page 2

4 1 Keypads Functions 1.1 Stanza Standalone System Keypads are available in Single Group and Dual Group styles. Each Shade or Drape in the system must be wired directly to the keypad to allow it to be controlled via the keypad. No additional programming steps are required to assign keypads to the Shade or Drape. A maximum of 4 Shades or Drapes can be wired to any keypad output: daisy chained or homerun Stanza Standalone System Keypads provide contact closures to the Shade or Drape, and require no input power. Single Group Keypad Provides control of one group of Shades or Drapes Tap Button Shade or Drape goes to open limit Tap Button Shade or Drape goes to close limit Tapping any button while Shade or Drape is moving will cause it to stop. Dual Two Group Keypad Provides control of two groups of Shades or Drapes Group 1 Tap Button Shade or Drape goes to open limit Tap Button Shade or Drape goes to close limit Tapping any button while Shade or Drape is moving will cause it to stop. Group 2 Same functions as above Page 3

5 2 Infrared Hand Held Remote Controls Functions 2.1 Single Group IR Remote Provides control of one Group of Shades or Drapes Tap Button Shade or drape goes to open limit Press Raise Button Shade or drape goes toward open limit Tap Button Shade or drape goes to close limit Press Lower Button Shade or drape goes toward close limit Tap Favorite Preset Button Shade or drape goes to stored preset The Single Shade or Drape Remote can only be used in applications to control one group of Shades or Drapes Each Drive in the system requires its own IR Remote to allow it to be controlled via IR. and limits can be set via IR Remote Tapping any button while Shade or Drape is moving will cause it to stop All Shades or Drapes with an IR receiver will respond to the Single Group IR Remote as shipped, without any additional programming Page 4

6 2 Infrared Hand Held Remote Controls Functions (continued) 2.2 Dual Group IR Remote Provides control of two Groups of Shades or Drapes Tap Button Shade or Drape goes to open limit Tap Button Shade or Drape goes to close limit Sheer Blackout Top Group Press Raise Button Shade or Drape goes toward open limit Press Lower Button Shade or Drape goes toward close limit Tap Favorite Preset Button Shade or Drape goes to stored preset Bottom Group Same Functions as above All Stanza Drives with an IR receiver will respond to the Top Group of buttons without any programming Shade or Drape Group Assignment is required to allow the Bottom Group of buttons to control Shades or Drapes. Refer to Section 11, Assigning Drive to IR Remote. The Dual Group Remote provides independent control of two Groups of shades or drapes typically one Sheer Group and one Blackout Group. Each Drive in the system requires its own IR Receiver to allow it to be controlled via IR. and limits can be set via IR Remote Tapping any button while Shade or Drape is moving will cause it to stop Page 5

7 3 Infrared Receivers 3.1 Remote IR Eye Lutron offers a remote infrared eye for Stanza. It is a small dome connected to the Drive by a 22 in (560 mm) cable. The remote infrared eye plugs into a dedicated IR connector on the Drive. Ten foot extensions are available if the layout requires the IR eye to be located further from the Drive. The IR eye may be located up to 50 ft (15 m) away from the Drive. Unobtrusive mounting clips and adhesive tape are also provided. Note: Each Stanza Drives must have its own remote IR eye to be controlled via infrared remote. SV-IR Infrared remote eye, available in white and royal plum. SV-IR connects to optional extension cable (SV-IR-EXT-10) or directly to the Drive 10 ft (3050 mm) SV-IR-EXT-10 Up to 5 can be connected end to end for a 50 ft (15,250 mm) extension. Page 6

8 4 Standalone System Single Drive Wiring Wire Type A IR Receiver Stanza Drapery or Roller Shade Drive Terminal block of Drive controlling single Shade or Drape Wire Type B Single Group Keypad Single group 1 IR Transmitter X 3 SZ-PS-1-50 Power Supply Notes: Standalone shade or drapery drives can be controlled with a keypad, IR remote, or both. Pressing any button on any keypad or IR remote while the shade or drape is moving will cause the shades or drapes in the group to stop. Secondary wiring must be of type CL2, CL2P, CL2R, CL2X or other cable with equivalent or better electrical, mechanical, and flammability ratings in accordance with local and national electric code. Wiring types Purpose Wire options A Contact Closure Input/Output AWG ( mm²) per contact closure ft (75 m) max B Drive power (power supply to Drive) 12 AWG (4 mm²) ft (75 m) max 16 AWG (1.5 mm²) ft (30 m) max 18 AWG (1 mm²) - 50 ft (17 m) max Page 7

9 5 Standalone System Dual Drive Wiring X SZ-PS-1-50 Power Supply Wire Type B Optional IR Receiver Stanza Drapery or Roller Shade Drive 24 V 24 V--- Terminal block of Drive controlled by Group 1 buttons Wire Type A Optional IR Receiver V Terminal block of Drive controlled by Group 2 buttons Dual Group Keypad 1 Stanza Drapery or Roller Shade Drive Wire Type B Dual group 3 IR Transmitter X SZ-PS-1-50 Power Supply Notes: Standalone shade or drapery drives can be controlled with a keypad, IR remote, or both. Pressing any button on any keypad or IR remote while the shade or drape is moving will cause the shades or drapes in the group to stop. Secondary wiring must be of type CL2, CL2P, CL2R, CL2X or other cable with equivalent or better electrical, mechanical, and flammability ratings in accordance with local and national electric code. Wiring types Purpose Wire options A Contact Closure Input/Output AWG ( mm²) per contact closure ft (75 m) max B Drive power (power supply to Drive) 12 AWG (4 mm²) ft (75 m) max 16 AWG (1.5 mm²) ft (30 m) max 18 AWG (1 mm²) - 50 ft (17 m) max Page 8

10 6 Integrated System Single Drive Wiring Contact Closure Outputs (CCO) +PWR COM CCO 1 NC CCO 1 NO 1-2 COM CCO 2 NC CCO 2 NO CCO 3 NC CCO 3 NO 3-4 COM CCO 4 NC CCO 4 NO CCO 5 NC CCO 5 NO 5 COM CCI 1 CCI 2 CCI 3 CCI 4 CCI 5 COM Contact Closure Inputs (CCI) SZ-IO Contact Closure Interface Stanza Drapery or Roller Shade Drive Terminal block of Drive controlling single Shade or Drape Wire Type A Wire Type B X SZ-PS-1-50 Power Supply Notes: SZ-IO outputs programmed as a 0.25 second momentary contact closure output Activating or while the shade or drape is moving will cause it to stop If a Stop function is required, program the SZ-IO to activate both and contacts simultaneously (within 50 ms of each other) Secondary wiring must be of type CL2, CL2P, CL2R, CL2X or other cable with equivalent or better electrical, mechanical, and flammability ratings in accordance with local and national electric code. Wiring types Purpose Wire options A Contact Closure Input/Output AWG ( mm²) per contact closure ft (75 m) max B Drive power (power supply to Drive) 12 AWG (4 mm²) ft (75 m) max 16 AWG (1.5 mm²) ft (30 m) max 18 AWG (1 mm²) - 50 ft (17 m) max Page 9

11 7 Integrated System Dual Drive Wiring Contact Closure Outputs (CCO) X Contact Closure Inputs (CCI) +PWR COM CCO 1 NC CCO 1 NO 1-2 COM CCO 2 NC CCO 2 NO CCO 3 NC CCO 3 NO 3-4 COM CCO 4 NC CCO 4 NO CCO 5 NC CCO 5 NO 5 COM CCI 1 CCI 2 CCI 3 CCI 4 CCI 5 COM SZ-PS-1-50 Power Supply Wire Type B SZ-IO Stanza Drapery or Roller Shade Drive Terminal block of Drive controlling sheer Shade or Drape Wire Type A Stanza Drapery or Roller Shade Drive Terminal block of Drive controlling blackout Shade or Drape Wire Type B X SZ-PS-1-50 Power Supply Notes: SZ-IO outputs programmed as a 0.25 second momentary contact closure output Activating or while the shade or drape is moving will cause it to stop If a Stop function is required, program the SZ-IO to activate both and contacts simultaneously (within 50 ms of each other) Secondary wiring must be of type CL2, CL2P, CL2R, CL2X or other cable with equivalent or better electrical, mechanical, and flammability ratings in accordance with local and national electric code. Wiring types Purpose Wire options A Contact Closure Input/Output AWG ( mm²) per contact closure ft (75 m) max B Drive power (power supply to Drive) 12 AWG (4 mm²) ft (75 m) max 16 AWG (1.5 mm²) ft (30 m) max 18 AWG (1 mm²) - 50 ft (17 m) max Page 10

12 8 Contact Closure Input Wiring and Specification Stanza Drapery or Roller Shade Drive Terminal block of Drive controlling single Shade or Drape Wire Type A Wire Type B 1 X 3 Notes: SZ-PS-1-50 Power Supply The Stanza Drive accepts Class 2, dry contact closure inputs. The contact closure device must be capable of switching 12 V --- at 4 ma. Momentary dry contact closure inputs require a minimum closure time of 0.25 seconds. Activating or while the shade or drape is moving will cause it to stop A dedicated Stop function can be actuated one of the following two ways: 1. Activate both and contacts simultaneously (within 50 ms of each other) 2. Providing a Stop contact closure with the following circuit: (Pin 1) (Pin 3) (Pin 4) D1 D2 Stop Diodes D1 and D2 must be rated for 12 V ---, 4 ma Secondary wiring must be of type CL2, CL2P, CL2R, CL2X or other cable with equivalent or better electrical, mechanical, and flammability ratings in accordance with local and national electric code. Wiring types Purpose Wire options A Contact Closure Input/Output AWG ( mm²) per contact closure ft (75 m) max B Drive power (power supply to Drive) 12 AWG (4 mm²) ft (75 m) max 16 AWG (1.5 mm²) ft (30 m) max 18 AWG (1 mm²) - 50 ft (17 m) max Page 11

13 9 Setting Limits From the Drive The open and close limits define the travel range of the shade or drape. Limits can be set at the Drive, or from an IR Remote previously assigned to that Drive. It is recommended that limits be set initially at the Drive. Setting Limit 9.1 Tap Limit button. Green LED will turn on. 9.2 Move the Shade or Drape to desired Limit by pressing arrow buttons. 9.3 Press and hold the Limit button until the Green LED flashes. Limit is stored. Setting Limit 9.4 Tap the Limit button. The Green LED will turn on. 9.5 Move the Shade or Drape to desired Limit by pressing arrow buttons. 9.6 Press and hold the Limit button until the Green LED flashes. Limit is stored. Page 12

14 10 Setting Limits From Infrared Remote The and Limits can be set from either a Single Group or a Dual Group IR Remote. The Dual Group Remote must be assigned to the top Group and bottom Group prior to limit setting. Refer to Section 11 By default the Single Group IR Remote is assigned to all Stanza Drives and cannot be reassigned to specific drives. Limits can be set at the Drive, or from the IR Remote. It is recommended that limits be set initially at the Drive. Setting Limit Single Group IR Remote 10.1 Press and hold the and Raise button until Green LED on Drive turns on Tap the button. Green LED of Drives will remain lit and Shades or Drapes will begin to move back and forth a short distance Move Shade or Drape to desired Limit by pressing the Raise or Lower buttons Press and hold the Limit button until the Green LED on the Drive flashes. Limit is stored. Page 13

15 10 Setting Limits From Infrared Remote (continued) Setting Limit Single Group IR Remote 10.5 Press and hold the and Raise button until Green LED on Drive turns on Tap the button. Green LED of Drives will remain lit and Shades or Drapes will begin to move back and forth a short distance Move Shade or Drape to desired Limit by pressing the Raise or Lower buttons Press and Hold the Limit button until the Green LED on the Drive flashes. Limit is stored. Page 14

16 10 Setting Limits From Infrared Remote (continued) Setting Limit Dual Group IR Remote 10.9 Press and hold the and Raise button until Green LED on Drive turns on Tap button of the desired group. Green LED of Drives assigned to this group will remain lit and Shades or Drapes will begin to move back and forth a short distance. OR Move Shade or Drape to desired Limit by pressing the Raise or Lower buttons. OR Press and Hold the Limit button until the Green LED on the Drive flashes. Limit is stored. OR Page 15

17 10 Setting Limits From Infrared Remote (continued) Setting Limit Dual Group IR Remote Press and hold the and Raise button until Green LED on Drive turns on Tap the button of the desired group. Green LED of Drives assigned to this group will remain lit and Shades or Drapes will begin to move back and forth a short distance. OR Move Shade or Drape to desired Limit by pressing the Raise or Lower buttons. OR Press and Hold the Limit button until the Green LED on the Drive flashes. Limit is stored. OR Page 16

18 11 Programming Assigning Drive to Remote Control Stanza Dual Group Remote Controls can be reassigned to different Shades or Drapes via simple programming. As shipped, all Shades or Drapes will respond to the Single Group Remote Control and to the top Group of the Dual Group Remote Control Each Shade or Drape in the system requires its own Infrared Receiver (SV-IR) to allow it to be controlled via IR. By default the single Group IR Remote is assigned to all Stanza Drives and cannot be reassigned to specific drives. Dual Group Remote Control Provides control of two Groups of Shades or Drapes 11.1 Aim Remote Control at IR Receiver of the Drive to be assigned Press and hold both Favorite Preset buttons for 5 seconds 11.3 Green LED on Drive will blink slowly (once per second) 11.4 Tap button on the Drive to assign to Top or Bottom Group. Assigned drive will go to Limit and Green LED will turn off. Tap to assign to Top Group Tap to assign to Bottom Group 11.5 Repeat steps to assign additional drives. Page 17

19 12 Programming Storing Favorite Preset Favorite presets are available with both the Single and Dual IR Remote Control. They are stored and recalled using the remote. They allow the user to recall their favorite preset with the touch of the silver favorite preset button. Programming lockout must be disabled to store presets. Refer to Section 13 to disable this function. Storing Favorite Preset from Single Group IR Remote 12.1 Move Shade or Drape to desired position for Favorite Preset by pressing the Raise and Lower buttons Press and hold the silver Favorite Preset button for 5 seconds. LED on Drive will flash Green then go out to indicate favorite preset is stored. Note: If the LED on the Drive flashes orange in step 12.2, Programming lockout is enabled and favorite preset is not stored. Refer to Section 13 to disable and repeat steps 12.1 and Page 18

20 12 Programming Storing Favorite Preset (continued) Storing Favorite Preset from Dual Group IR Remote 12.3 Move Shade or Drape to desired position for Favorite Preset by pressing the Raise and Lower buttons. OR 12.4 Press and hold open the silver Favorite Preset button for 5 seconds. LED on the Drive will flash Green then go out to indicate favorite preset is stored. OR Note: If the LED on the Drive flashes orange in step 12.4, Programming lockout is enabled and favorite preset is not stored. Refer to Section 13 to disable and repeat steps 13.3 and Page 19

21 13 Programming Programming Lock Out Programming Lock Out is a feature that prevents any programming from being changed accidentally by the user. It is recommended that this be enabled after programming and set up is completed. Locking programming prevents accidental adjustment of the following from the IR Remote. - Assignment of Drives - Limit Setting With IR Remote - Saving of the Presets In this mode limits can still be adjusted at the Drive Locking programming can be done from a Single Group IR Remote and a Dual Group IR Remote 13.1 Locking Programming From Single Group IR Remote Press and hold and Favorite Preset button for 5 seconds. LED on the Drive will flash Green then go out to indicate programming is locked Unlocking Programming From Single Group IR Remote Press and hold and Favorite Preset button for 5 seconds. LED on the Drive will turn on steady Green then go out to indicate programming is unlocked Locking Programming From Dual Group IR Remote Press and hold the Top button and Favorite Preset button for 5 seconds. LED on the Drive will flash Green then go out to indicate programming is locked. This will lock all Drives assigned to the Top and Bottom Groups Unlocking Programming From Dual Group IR Remote Press and hold the Top button and Favorite Preset button for 5 seconds. LED on the Drive will turn on steady Green then go out to indicate programming is unlocked. This will unlock all Drives assigned to the Top and Bottom Groups. Page 20

22 14 Programming Restoring Default Settings Restoring a Drive to factory defaults will reset all IR Remote assignments and restore favorite preset to 50%, but will not affect the open and closed limits. Only Drives are capable of storing any programming info, so restoring defaults can only be performed on a Drive and only affects that particular Drive. Returning a Drive to its Factory Default Setting 14.1 Press and hold Limit button until LED flashes Green then turns on steady Press and hold Limit button until LED flashes Green then turns on steady Press and hold CW arrow button until LED flashes Green then turns on steady Press and hold CCW arrow button until LED flashes Green then turns on steady. Page 21

23 15 SZ-IO Diagnostic Mode and DIP Switch Settings Diagnostic mode allows the user to override the contact closure outputs (CCOs) of the device DIP Switch Settings Switch # LED Display 6 7 Mode Shows Addressing button Normal Normal Outputs Inputs SZ-IO Front View Diagnostic Diagnostic Switch up (On) Outputs Inputs LED 1: CCI/O 1 status LED 2: CCI/O 2 status LED 3: CCI/O 3 status LED 4: CCI/O 4 status LED 5: CCI/O 5 status LED 6: Addressing mode LED 7: RF link activity DIP Switches Switch down (Off) Note: In diagnostic mode, DIP switches 1-5 set the override state of the outputs. Diagnostic Mode Operation 1.Enter diagnostic mode. Move DIP switch 6 to the on (up) position. LEDs 6 and 7 will flash together (once per second) while the unit is in diagnostic mode. 2.Select CCOs to override. Use DIP switches 1 through 5 to select which CCOs to close when the addressing (ADDR) button is pressed. (The DIP switch number corresponds to the CCO it controls.) 3.Activate the CCOs. Press the addressing button to activate the CCOs you set using the DIP switches in the previous step. The CCOs will remain active as long as the button is pressed. 4.Exit diagnostic mode. Move DIP switch 6 to the off (down) position. LEDs 6 and 7 will stop flashing together. Note: Diagnostic mode will exit automatically after 5 minutes of inactivity. Pressing the addressing button will reset the inactivity time and the unit will remain in diagnostic mode. SZ-IO Rear View Contact Closure Outputs (CCO) +PWR COM CCO 1 NC CCO 1 NO 1-2 COM CCO 2 NC CCO 2 NO CCO 3 NC CCO 3 NO 3-4 COM CCO 4 NC CCO 4 NO CCO 5 NC CCO 5 NO 5 COM CCI 1 CCI 2 CCI 3 CCI 4 CCI 5 COM Contact Closure Inputs (CCI) Page 22

24 16 Troubleshooting Symptom Drive will not move Drive does not fully open or fully close Drive opens when pressing close button, and closes when pressing open button Drive does not move smoothly. Keypad will not operate drape, IR works properly Cannot store presets on IR Keypad does not operate all the Drives it is wired to IR controls will not operate shade, keypads work properly Solution Drive is not powered - Check Drive power Fabric is obstructed - Free obstruction Drive not connected to keypad or assigned to IR Remote Limits have been set incorrectly - try using raise and lower buttons Fabric is obstructed - Free obstruction and close limits have been reversed - Refer to setting limits Keypad wired incorrectly - Refer to wiring diagram Check for binding of fabric Check that keypad is wired properly Verify Contact Closure Voltage Programming lock enabled - Disable Programming lock Drive is not wired correctly Keypad is not wired correctly IR transmitter does not have line of sight to IR receiver Out of range - Move to within 30 ft of IR receiver IR receiver not properly installed on Drive Not all Drives have their own IR Receiver Drives not responding to Contact Closures from keypad, SZ-IO or third party contact closure Verify the voltage on the input terminal of the Stanza Drive. Voltage should be 9-10 V--- between open/close and com when contact closure is not actuated. Voltage should be less than 1 V--- when contact closure is actuated. Tripping fuse or breaker in power supply Verify there is no obstruction in the path of the shade, drape or carriers Verify the drapery stackback is not being over compressed Verify the Master Carrier is not driving into the idler end or adjacent Master Carrier Page 23 Wiring and Set Up Guide

25 Limited Warranty SCOPE This limited warranty ( Warranty ) covers the Lutron supplied (a) Stanza Shade System ( Stanza Shade System ), (b) Stanza Shade System ( Stanza Shade System ), (c) manual shade system and (d) alternating current or a/c shade system (each of the foregoing being a System ). Customer acknowledges and agrees that use of the System constitutes acceptance of all terms and conditions of this Warranty. LIMITED WARRANTY Subject to the exclusions and restrictions described below, Lutron warrants that each System will be free from manufacturing defects from the date of shipment by Lutron for a period of (a) one year as to the wall controls, interfaces and system accessories of the Stanza Shade System ( External Stanza ponents ) and (b) eight years as to the other Systems and the electronic drive unit, shade fabric and shade hardware of the Stanza Shade System. If any manufacturing defect exists in the External Stanza QS ponents, so long as Customer promptly notifies Lutron of the defect within the one year warranty period and, if requested by Lutron, returns the defective part(s), Lutron will, at its option, either repair the defective part(s) or provide comparable replacement part(s). If any manufacturing defect exists in any of the components of a System other than the External Stanza ponents, so long as Customer promptly notifies Lutron of the defect within the eight year warranty period and, if requested by Lutron, returns the defective part(s), Lutron will, at its option, either repair the defective part(s) or issue a credit to the Customer against the purchase price of comparable replacement part(s) purchased from Lutron as provided below: Replacement parts for the System provided by Lutron or, at its sole discretion, an approved vendor may be new, used, repaired, reconditioned, and/or made by a different manufacturer. 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On-site labor costs to diagnose issues with, and remove, repair, replace, adjust, reinstall and/or reprogram the System or any of its components. 3. ponents and equipment external to the System, such as, non-lutron lighting and automation systems; building wiring audio-visual equipment; and non-lutron time clocks, photosensors and motion detectors. 4. The cost of repairing or replacing other property that is damaged when any System does not work properly, even if the damage was caused by the System. THIS WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER EXPRESS WARRANTIES. ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, ARE LIMITED TO EIGHT YEARS FROM THE DATE OF SHIPMENT, EXCEPT THAT SUCH IMPLIED WARRANTIES ARE LIMITED TO ONE YEAR FROM THE DATE OF SHIPMENT AS TO THE EXTERNAL Stanza COMPONENTS. 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WARRANTY CLAIMS, TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND WARRANTY INFORMATION. Contact the Lutron Technical Support Center at the numbers provided below or your local Lutron sales representative with questions concerning the installation or operation of the System or this Warranty, or to make a warranty claim. Please provide the exact model number when calling. The product may be covered under one or more of the following U.S. patents: 6,935,403; 6,994,145; 6,992,612; 7,142,932; D456,783; D518,447; D525,948; and corresponding foreign patents. U.S. and foreign patents pending. Lutron and the Sunburst logo are registered trademarks, and Stanza is a trademark of Lutron Electronics Co., Inc. 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