Unison Echo Room Controller

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1 Unison Echo Room Controller Installation and User Operation Manual Version 2.0 Copyright 2016 Electronic Theatre Controls, Inc. All rights reserved. Product information and specifications subject to change. Part Number: 7187M Rev: A Released:

2 ETC and Unison Echo are registered trademarks of Electronic Theatre Controls, Inc. in the United States and other countries. 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.

3 Table of Contents Introduction Features and Specification Using this Manual Codes and Standards Important Safeguards Warnings and Notice Conventions Help from ETC Technical Services Contact ETC Prepare for Installation Inspect the Shipment Main Circuit Breaker Protection Installation Environment Tools and Supplies Conduit Access Electrical Input Wiring Requirements Control Wiring Requirements Installation Mounting the Controller Rough-In and Terminate Cable High Voltage Wiring Power Input and Relay Output Terminations Low Voltage Wiring Terminate Contact Inputs V Outputs EchoConnect Bus Vdc Configuration Set Space and Address Switches Reset Switch Restore Factory Defaults Set AV Input Configuration Switch Set Station Power Supply Switch Enable the Station Power Supply Set Emergency UL924 Configuration Switch Set Emergency UL924 Load Shed Switch Load Shedding Enabled and Emergency UL924 Inclusion Switches. 23 Load Shedding Disabled and Emergency UL924 Inclusion Switches. 23 Set Emergency UL924 Inclusion Switch (one per output) Set Demand Response Level Table of Contents i

4 Power Up and Configure Before Applying Power to the Controller Power Up and Check Features Preset and Zone Configuration Preset Defaults AV Input Preset Custom Configuration Option TimeClock Configuration Demand Response ii Echo Room Controller Installation and User Operation Manual

5 SPACE ADDRESS MOMENTARY AV Config CDI CH 1 COM CH 2 +24V STN+ STN- CH 3 CH 4 RESET CH1 0-10V OUT CH2 0-10V OUT CH3 0-10V OUT CH4 0-10V OUT micro SD Introduction Welcome to the installation and user operation manual for the Unison Echo Room Controller. This manual contains the procedures for safe and efficient installation of the Room Controller. The Room Controller is designed for V AC, Hz installations and provides centralized switching of four or eight zones with integrated control, all in a compact, surface mount enclosure. Four models of the Room Controller available: 4 relays 4 relays with integrated Echo TimeClock 8 relays 8 relays with integrated Echo TimeClock Each relay can be manually overridden to the On or Off state. Slide the relay switch left to turn on. Slide the relay switch right to turn off. UL924 AV Mode DMND RESP STN PWR Power UL924 Config N/O OFF NC UL924 CH1 UL924 CH2 UL924 CH3 UL924 CH4 Load Shed Stn Power AV IN EMERGENCY DEMAND RESPSE Introduction 1

6 Features and Specification Room Controllers are designed for indoor use only! The Echo Room Controller features: Either 4 or 8 mechanically latching relays. Relays are rated for the following load types: 100,000 cycles of 20A resistive load 30,000 cycles of 20A tungsten load at 277 VAC 30,000 cycles of standard ballast at 20A, 120 or 277 VAC 30,000 cycles of electronic ballast at 16A, 120 or 277 VAC Either 4 or V outputs with current sink of 100mA Echo TimeClock with front access to the menu for configuration (optional). Integrated power supply which can be enabled to supply EchoConnect bus power for up to six Echo devices (stations and sensors) and six power controllers over the EchoConnect station bus. Integrated 24 Vdc output power to power auxiliary devices such as the Echo TimeClock. Supports storage of up to 16 presets and supports 1 zone per relay. Dry contact closures for input control of AV, UL 924, and Demand Response. Using this Manual This manual is divided into four sections: Introduction Prepare for Installation Installation Power Up and Configure When viewing this document in electronic form (PDF file) with Adobe Acrobat Reader, blue italicized text followed by a page number such as Using this Manual on page 2 is a link within the document. Clicking on the link will jump to that section or topic within the PDF. 2 Echo Room Controller Installation and User Operation Manual

7 Codes and Standards The Echo Room Controller meets or exceeds the following regulatory standards: UL 916 for Emergency Management Equipment UL 924 for Emergency lighting and power equipment UL 2043 for installation in air handling (plenum) spaces Important Safeguards READ AND FOLLOW ALL SAFETY INSTRUCTIS. When using electrical equipment, basic safety precautions should always be followed including the following: Do not use outdoors. Equipment should be mounted in locations and at heights where it will not readily be subjected to tampering by unauthorized personnel. The use of accessory equipment not recommended by the manufacturer may cause an unsafe condition. Do not use this equipment for anything other than its intended use. Serviced by qualified personnel only! SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIS Warnings and Notice Conventions These symbols are used throughout this document to alert you to danger or important information. Notes are helpful hints and information that is supplemental to the main text. CAUTI: 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. Introduction 3

8 Help from ETC Technical Services If you are having difficulties, your most convenient resources are the references given in this manual. To search more widely, try the ETC Web site at If none of these resources is sufficient, contact ETC Technical Services directly at one of the offices identified below. Emergency service is available from all ETC offices outside of normal business hours. When calling for help, please have the following information handy: Product model and serial number (located on the product label). List of connected load types. Connected stations, if any. Contact ETC Americas United Kingdom Electronic Theatre Controls Inc. Electronic Theatre Controls Ltd. Technical Services Department Technical Services Department 3031 Pleasant View Road Victoria Industrial Estate Middleton, WI Victoria Road, (USA, toll-free) London W3 6UU England (0) Asia Germany Electronic Theatre Controls Asia, Ltd. Electronic Theatre Controls GmbH Technical Services Department Technical Services Department Room 1801, 18/F Ohmstrasse 3 Tower 1, Phase 1 Enterprise Square Holzkirchen, Germany 9 Sheung Yuet Road +49 (80 24) Kowloon Bay, Kowloon, Hong Kong techserv-hoki@etcconnect.com service@etcasia.com Please comments about this manual to: TechComm@etcconnect.com. 4 Echo Room Controller Installation and User Operation Manual

9 Chapter 1 Prepare for Installation This chapter contains the following sections: Inspect the Shipment Main Circuit Breaker Protection Installation Environment Tools and Supplies Conduit Access Electrical Input Wiring Requirements Control Wiring Requirements Prepare for Installation 5

10 Inspect the Shipment Before you begin installation, check your shipment and confirm it arrived complete and undamaged. Step 1: Step 2: Check the shipping box for physical damage. If you find damage, document it to help with a claim against your shipper. Inspect the order for completeness. Check the box contents received against the packing list to ensure your order received is complete. If you discover a problem with the contents of the shipment, Contact ETC Customer Service at the location nearest you. Main Circuit Breaker Protection Before beginning installation of your Room Controller, make sure you have installed a main circuit breaker cabinet or other readily accessible input power disconnect device. When more than one power source is supplied, a voltage separator may be required by local code. This voltage divider is an accessory option, sold separately, and available for use when local code requires. Order part number 7187A4021. WARNING: Room Controllers installed without an accessible power disconnect device cannot be serviced or operated safely. 6 Echo Room Controller Installation and User Operation Manual

11 Installation Environment Follow these guidelines for the installation environment: Intended for surface wall or flush mounting. The installation location must support at least 20 lbs. (9 kg). Install the enclosure in a location where it will not be subject to tampering or vandalism. For indoor use only! Operates at ambient temperature between 0-50 C ( F), dry room 5-90% non-condensing relative humidity. Always follow applicable building and local electrical code requirements when installing this equipment. Tools and Supplies The following tools and supplies are required (not supplied) for installation. Mounting hardware - four mounting bolts or screws. Both the installation location and the hardware must support a fully installed unit, including conduit and cable, approximately 20 lbs. (9 kg). Set of screwdrivers, including both slotted (flat) blade and Phillips head types. Specifically small standard flat blade screwdriver (high voltage terminations) and small 1/8 (3mm) flat blade screw driver (low voltage terminations). Conduit and supporting hardware Insulation stripping tool Appropriately sized wire nuts or WAGO style installation connectors. Small 4-6 (10-15cm) cable ties 1 Prepare for Installation 7

12 Conduit Access Care should be taken to separate high voltage power from low voltage (Class II) control wiring. Knockouts are provided on the top and bottom of the enclosure for conduit access into the unit, although additional conduit access can be made using a conduit punch as needed. High voltage wires should use the left side top or bottom, and the low voltage wires should use the right side top or bottom of the enclosure. High voltage Low voltage High voltage Low voltage All low voltage (Class II) control cables must run in separate conduit from high voltage power wires. To maintain the integrity of the voltage separation, a voltage barrier is provided inside the enclosure to separate all low voltage from the high voltage power. 8 Echo Room Controller Installation and User Operation Manual

13 Electrical Input Wiring Requirements High voltage electrical inputs, including input power and relay outputs, are located on the left side of the enclosure, with the main cover and high voltage covers removed. Input Power Relays (4 or 8, depending on the model) voltage separator (optional) L N IN1 THRU1 OUT1 IN2 THRU2 OUT2 IN3 THRU3 OUT3 IN4 THRU4 OUT4 Always follow applicable NEC and local electrical code requirements when installing and powering this equipment. For your own safety, do not supply power to the enclosure until all installation is complete, connected circuits have been tested and found free of electrical shorts, and covers have been replaced. Follow appropriate Lockout/Tagout procedures as described in NFPA Standard 70E. Electrical Terminations Purpose Terminal Accepts Type Notes Power Input 20-6 AWG ( mm 2 ) Supports a 20A input breaker (maximum) 20A maximum, VAC, Hz Relay Output 20-6 AWG ( mm 2 ) Each relay supports a maximum current of 20A in discrete feed configuration. Each relay in the enclosure can be discretely fed, configured for bridging from the input power connection, or bridging between the relays. When bridging input power (hot) across relays in the enclosure, the total loading of all bridged relays is limited to 20A. 1 Prepare for Installation 9

14 Control Wiring Requirements All control wires are terminated to the low voltage (right) side of the enclosure, accessible with the main cover removed. Demand Response contact SPACE RESET ADDRESS MOMENTARY AV Config CDI UL924 Config N/O OFF NC UL924 CH1 UL924 CH2 Load Shed Stn Power AV IN EMERGENCY DEMAND RESPSE CH 1 CH1 0-10V OUT COM CH 2 CH2 0-10V OUT +24V Emergency UL924 contact AV Input contact 0-10V Out 100 ma (one per channel) EchoConnect Station Bus 24 Vdc Auxiliary STN+ STN- CH 3 UL924 CH3 CH3 0-10V OUT UL924 AV Mode Power DMND RESP STN PWR CH 4 UL924 CH4 CH4 0-10V OUT micro SD Control Terminations Purpose Terminals Accept Type Notes AV Contact Input Dry - Momentary or Maintained Closure Triggers a configurable Echo preset. Reference Terminate Contact Inputs. Emergency (UL924) Contact Input Demand Response Contact Input AWG (.5-1.5mm 2 ) Dry - Normally Open or Normally Closed Closure Dry - Maintained Closure Activates an emergency state, driving configured loads On, and others Off. Reference Terminate Contact Inputs. Limits the maximum level of each output to the configured level set at the configuration potentiometers. Reference Terminate Contact Inputs. 0-10V Outputs Capable of sinking 100mA of current Allows for 0-10V dimming control of connected compatible loads. Reference 0-10V Outputs for more information. EchoConnect Station Bus Belden 8471 (or equivalent) Class II wire AWG ( mm2) Configurable to supply power for up to 6 Echo stations and 6 Echo power controllers. The total combined length of an EchoConnect wire run (using Belden 8471, or equivalent) may not exceed 1,640 feet (500m). Reference EchoConnect Bus for more information. Auxiliary 24 Vdc AWG ( mm2) Configurable to supply power for built-in Echo Time Clock or external Time Clock. Provides 24 Vdc power out for Echo devices that require 24 Vdc power. Reference 24 Vdc for more information. Bolded text indicates the factory default settings. 10 Echo Room Controller Installation and User Operation Manual

15 Chapter 2 Installation This chapter contains the following sections: Mounting the Controller Rough-In and Terminate Cable Configuration Installation 11

16 Mounting the Controller The Room Controller can be surface mounted to the installation location. Step 1: Step 2: Step 3: Determine where your controller will be installed using the details outlined in Installation Environment on page 7. Remove the front cover from the controller. a: Loosen, but do not remove, the four screws securing the front cover. b: Slide the cover sideways, aligning the keyholes with screws, then lift the cover off the enclosure. Remove the two screws securing the high voltage cover then lift the high voltage cover off the enclosure using the provided lift pin. Lift here Step 4: Step 5: Step 6: Step 7: Align the enclosure to the installation location, mark, then pre-drill the mounting holes. Align the controller to the mounting location and install the mounting hardware. Tighten the mounting hardware securely. Remove conduit knockouts required to accommodate wire ways. See Conduit Access on page 8. Attach and tighten the conduit fittings to the enclosure. 12 Echo Room Controller Installation and User Operation Manual

17 Rough-In and Terminate Cable All terminations are accessible from the front of the enclosure with the covers removed. The left side of the enclosure provides conduit entry for high voltage wires and the right side provides conduit entry for low voltage wires. Low voltage control cables must run in separate conduit from input power wires. To maintain the integrity of the voltage separation inside the enclosure, a cover over the high voltage terminations serve as a mechanical voltage barrier, separating the low voltage power wiring from the high power inside the enclosure. WARNING: CAUTI: RISK OF DEATH BY ELECTRIC SHOCK! Before installing input power to the Room Controller, make sure the upstream source of power is off or isolated. Follow appropriate Lockout/Tagout procedures as described in NFPA Standard 70E. Connecting to and configuring the Room Controller requires contact with the printed circuit board inside the enclosure, which does have electrostatic discharge (ESD) sensitive components on it. To avoid risk of damage to the equipment, ensure body static is discharged first by touching a grounded surface or wearing suitable ESD grounding equipment while terminating cables. High Voltage Wiring High voltage wire terminations are located on the left side of the enclosure, separated from the low voltage terminations with a high voltage cover. An additional voltage separator is available for use to separate normal power and emergency power circuits or varying power inputs within the high voltage wiring in the enclosure (as needed). voltage separator L N IN1 THRU1 OUT1 IN2 THRU2 OUT2 IN3 THRU3 OUT3 IN4 THRU4 OUT4 The recommended cable for each termination is limited to the termination connectors provided in the Room Controller. See Electrical Input Wiring Requirements on page 9. 2 Installation 13

18 Power Input and Relay Output Terminations The following are sample termination scenarios for Room Controller installations. Use these scenarios only as a reference and refer to your electrician and wiring plans for your specific installation requirements. The In and Thru terminals are electrically connected on the circuit board. Input Power L N Normal / Emergency Feed Relay 1 Relay 2 Relay 3 Relay 4 IN THRU OUT IN THRU OUT voltage separator IN THRU OUT voltage separator IN THRU OUT to load to load 120V normal to load 277V normal to load Bridging Relays with Normal / Emergency Power and Discrete Fed Breakers In this installation scenario, a single Normal/ Emergency input power connection (line, neutral, and ground) are bridged between the control input and one or more relay inputs. Additional relays can be discretely fed from circuit breakers. Voltage separators are available and sold separately for separating each different power termination type. When bridging the input power, the total load is limited to 20A across all related relays. All emergency circuits supplied or controlled from this panel must be powered from an uninterruptible power supply (UPS), generator, or other guaranteed source of power during emergency and power outage situations. Input Power L N Relay 1 Relay 2 Relay 3 Relay 4 IN THRU OUT IN THRU OUT IN THRU OUT IN THRU OUT to load to load to load from breaker to load Bridging a Single Input Power Connection across Relay Outputs In this installation scenario, a single input power connection, line, neutral and ground) are bridged between the power input and all relays or partial bridging, using a voltage barrier to separate discrete fed circuits from bridged terminations. When bridging the input power, the total load is limited to 20A across all related relays. 14 Echo Room Controller Installation and User Operation Manual

19 Input Power Relay 1 Relay 2 Relay 3 Relay 4 from breaker to load from breaker to load from breaker to load from breaker to load L N IN THRU OUT IN THRU OUT IN THRU OUT IN THRU OUT Discrete Power for each Relay Output In this typical installation scenario, power input would be provided through an upstream breaker panel, with one breaker for each relay plus one control power feed. Step 1: Step 2: Step 3: Terminate Input Power. a: Pull Input Power, 2 wires plus ground to the left side of the enclosure. b: Strip 1/2 (12mm) of insulation from each wire. c: Insert the ground wire to the ground terminal (labeled with a ground symbol), and torque the terminal to 1.3 foot-pounds (1.76Nm). d: Insert the neutral wire to the N terminal and torque the terminal to 1.3 footpounds (1.76Nm). e: Insert the line (hot) wire to terminal 1 and torque the terminal to 1.3 footpounds (1.76Nm). Terminate Relay Outputs (4 or 8 relays). a: Pull Relay Output wires, 2 to 3 wires for each relay depending on the installation requirements, to the left side of the enclosure. b: Strip 1/2 (12mm) of insulation from each wire. c: Insert the line (hot) wire to the terminal marked IN* (IN2, IN3, etc.)and torque the terminal to 1.3 foot-pounds (1.76Nm). d: When bridging Relay Outputs, insert a wire between the THRU* terminal and the next relay IN* terminal. If you are not bridging outputs, do not terminate to the THRU terminal. e: Connect the load wire to the terminal marked OUT* (OUT2, OUT3, etc) and torque the terminal to 1.3 foot-pounds (1.76Nm). Install a relay voltage separator between any normal power relays and emergency power relays in the enclosure or between relays with different voltage inputs. 2 Installation 15

20 Additional relay voltage separators are available for purchase from ETC. Order part number 7187A4021. ETC part number 7187A Echo Room Controller Installation and User Operation Manual

21 Low Voltage Wiring Low voltage wire terminations are located on the right side of the enclosure, visible with the front cover removed. Demand Response Input SPACE RESET ADDRESS MOMENTARY AV Config CDI UL924 Config N/O OFF NC UL924 CH1 UL924 CH2 Load Shed Stn Power AV IN EMERGENCY DEMAND RESPSE CH 1 CH1 0-10V OUT COM CH 2 CH2 0-10V OUT +24V Emergency UL924 Input AV Input 0-10V Out 100 ma (one per channel) EchoConnect Station Bus 24 Vdc Auxiliary STN+ STN- CH 3 Power UL924 CH3 CH3 0-10V OUT UL924 AV Mode DMND RESP STN PWR CH 4 UL924 CH4 CH4 0-10V OUT micro SD Terminate Contact Inputs ET Contact inputs are available for: AV Input - used to trigger a preset from an external system, such as an AV control system. UL924 Input- used to trigger lighting looks from an emergency system such as a fire alarm. Demand Response Input - accepts a remote trigger that allows the controller to reduce lighting levels, thereby reducing power consumption. The contact inputs can be configured as follows: AV input is configurable to be a momentary or maintained contact. Factory default is momentary. It requires a normally open dry contact closure. UL924 input is configurable to be a normally open or normally closed contact. It requires a maintained dry contact closure. Demand Response input requires a normally open dry contact closure. Configuration switches are available for the Emergency (UL924) and AV input contacts to further define normally closed (maintained) configuration as needed. Demand Response contacts are always open and are not provided with additional configuration options. Stn Power oad Shed DEMAND RESPSE EMERGENCY AV IN Each contact input terminates using the same method, therefore only one instruction is provided. Instructions for terminating to dry contact inputs are the same regardless of function. Step 1: Pull 2 wires to the right side of the enclosure. Step 2: Strip 1/4 (6mm) of insulation from each wire. Step 3: Insert one wire into each terminal for the contact input, and torque the terminal to 4.4 inch-pounds (0.5Nm). 2 Installation 17

22 0-10V Outputs The Room Controller offers 0-10V output control for each zone, allowing direct connection to dimming ballasts and LED drivers. The 0-10V outputs are capable of sinking a current of up to 100mA. Step 1: Pull 0-10V wiring, typically a grey and violet wire pair, to the right side of the enclosure. Step 2: Strip 1/4 (6mm) of insulation from each wire. Step 3: Insert the positive wire (typically grey) into the terminal labeled + and torque the terminal to 4.4 inch-pounds (0.5Nm). Step 4: Insert the negative wire (typically violet) into the terminal labeled - and torque the terminal to 4.4 inch-pounds (0.5Nm). UL924 Co N/O OFF CH 1 COM CH 2 +24V STN+ STN- CH 3 UL924 CH1 UL924 CH2 UL924 CH3 Load Shed A CH1 0-10V OUT CH2 0-10V OUT CH3 0-10V OUT CH4 0-10V OUT CH 4 UL924 CH4 18 Echo Room Controller Installation and User Operation Manual

23 EchoConnect Bus The Room Controller connects to the EchoConnect station communication bus and provides data and power for up to six Echo devices (stations and sensors), and up to six power controllers when the related Station Power Supply Switch is enabled. MOMENTARY AV Config CDI UL924 Config N/O OFF NC Stn Power Load Shed Station Power Supply switch (enabled/disable) CH 1 UL924 CH1 CH1 0-10V OU COM CH 2 +24V STN+ STN- UL924 CH2 CH2 0-10V OU Station Ground EchoConnect bus terminations (station + / station - CH 3 UL924 CH3 CH3 0-10V OU By factory default, the Station Power switch is disabled. Only one power supply per EchoConnect station bus should be enabled. If more than one power supply is enabled, Echo devices will not function correctly. EchoConnect is a bidirectional protocol that uses one pair of wires (station + and station -) for both data and power. EchoConnect is topology free, you may install the wires in any combination of bus, star, loop, or home-run. Termination for EchoConnect and the 24 Vdc output power are a shared connector on the low voltage side of the enclosure. For Room Controller models that include a built-in Echo TimeClock, a pigtail wire harness is installed to the EchoConnect bus connector and provides a pluggable connectors to the TimeClock interface for both EchoConnect and 24 Vdc. Step 1: All control wiring should be installed and terminated by a qualified installer and should follow standard wiring installation practices. Leave approximately 10 inches (254mm) of wiring in the back box for connection and to allow slack for future service needs. ETC requires that all stations be grounded. Pull an additional 14 AWG (1.5mm 2 ) wire for grounding when control wires are not installed in grounded metal conduit Pull the required wiring (station +, station -, and ESD ground wire) to the right side of the enclosure. 2 Installation 19

24 Step 2: Step 3: Step 4: 24 Vdc Terminate the incoming ground wire to the terminal labeled with a ground symbol and torque the terminal to 4.4 inch-pounds (0.5Nm). Terminate the station + wire (typically white) to the terminal labeled STN+ and torque the terminal to 4.4 inch-pounds (0.5Nm). Terminate the station - wire (typically black) to the terminal labeled STN- and torque the terminal to 4.4 inch-pounds (0.5Nm). The Room Controller provides 24 Vdc power out for Echo devices that require 24 Vdc power. This termination point is shared with EchoConnect bus connector, located on the low voltage side of the enclosure. 0 COM C DMND Common +24V STN+ STN- +24V 0 For Room Controller models that include a built-in Echo TimeClock, a pigtail wire harness is installed to the EchoConnect bus connector and provides a pluggable connectors to the TimeClock interface for both EchoConnect and 24 Vdc. For Room Controller models that utilize the Echo TimeClock as an external device, ETC recommends use of 16 AWG wires (typically black and red wire pair), to terminate between the TimeClock and the Room Controller 24 Vdc terminals. Step 1: Pull the required wiring (station +, station -, and ESD ground wire) to the right side of the enclosure. Step 2: Terminate the incoming ground wire to the terminal labeled with a ground symbol and torque the terminal to 4.4 inch-pounds (0.5N-m). Step 3: Terminate the station + wire (typically white) to the terminal labeled STN+ and torque the terminal to 4.4 inch-pounds (0.5N-m). 20 Echo Room Controller Installation and User Operation Manual

25 SPACE ADDRESS MOMENTARY AV Config CDI CH 1 COM CH 2 +24V STN+ STN- CH 3 CH 4 RESET CH1 0-10V OUT CH2 0-10V OUT CH3 0-10V OUT CH4 0-10V OUT micro SD Configuration Space and Zone Address switches Reset switch UL924 Config N/O OFF NC UL924 CH1 Load Shed Stn Power AV IN EMERGENCY DEMAND RESPSE AV Input configuration switch Station Power Supply switch Emergency UL924 configuration switch Emergency UL924 Load Shed switch UL924 CH2 UL924 CH3 Power Emergency UL924 inclusion switch one per channel UL924 AV Mode DMND RESP STN PWR UL924 CH4 Set Space and Address Switches Two rotary switches are located on the low voltage side of the controller and provide for Space and Zone Address assignment. By default, these switches are set to Space 1, zone Address 1. When selecting the Space, all control inputs from the connected stations, sensors and other controls are shared by all devices within the selected space. The Zone Address switch sets the zone for the first output in the controller, and automatically assigns the next consecutive zone numbers to the remaining outputs in the controller. For example, if the switch is to 12 on a 4 zone controller, the controlled zones are 12, 13, 14, and 15. When setting the first zone Address, be careful to allow enough in the range for all outputs in the controller. For example, if you set the first zone in an 8 Zone controller to address 10, the last two outputs in the controller will be assigned to and controlled on Zone 16. Step 1: Step 2: Set the Space rotary switch to the desired Space for this controller. Set the Zone rotary switch to the desired Zone address for this controller. Reset Switch Press and release the [Reset] button to reboot the Room Controller. Restore Factory Defaults Step 1: Step 2: Step 3: With power applied to the unit, set both the Space and Zone Address rotary switches to 16. Toggle the AV Input mode switch between momentary and maintained five (5) times. The Room Controller will erase all customer stored Preset data and restore to factory default values. To continue the configuration of your Room Controller, reset the Space and Address Switches to the correct values before proceeding with the configuration. 2 Installation 21

26 Set AV Input Configuration Switch The AV Input configuration switch provides selection of the contact input configuration, either Momentary or Maintained, for the AV input. By factory default, this switch is set to Momentary. In Momentary mode, closure of the contact toggles the configured Preset for contact closure. If the Preset is inactive and the contact is made, it activates the Preset. If the Preset is active and the contact is made, it deactivates the Preset. In Maintained mode, closure of the contact activates the Preset or plays the Off action configured for contact closure. Opening of the closure deactivates the Preset or Off action configured for the contact opening. By factory defaults - Preset 4 is activated on closure in Momentary or Maintained mode. Off is activated on release of the Maintained contact, or subsequent transitions of the momentary contact. Set Station Power Supply Switch A system of Echo products can consist of up to 16 Echo power controllers and 16 Echo devices (stations and sensors). The Room Controller is considered a power controller. A Room Controller with a built-in Echo TimeClock is considered both a power controller and a station. The Room Controller can provide EchoConnect bus power supporting an Echo system with up to 6 Echo devices (stations and sensors), and up to 6 power controllers when the Station Power switch is enabled (set to On). By factory default, the Station Power switch is disabled. An external power supply is required to support a full system maximum of 16 Echo devices. Enable the Station Power Supply Slide the Station Power switch to the On position to enable the EchoConnect bus Power supply from the Room Controller. Only one EchoConnect power supply per station bus should be enabled. If more than one power supply is present, Echo devices will not function correctly. Set Emergency UL924 Configuration Switch The Emergency UL924 Configuration switch provides configuration of the UL924 contact input, allowing selection of NO (normally open), NC (normally closed), or Off (disabled). By factory default, this switch is set to NO (normally open). 22 Echo Room Controller Installation and User Operation Manual

27 Set Emergency UL924 Load Shed Switch The Emergency UL924 Load Shed switch provides configuration enable or disable load shedding when an emergency contact input is activated (opened or closed depending on the state of the Emergency UL924 Configuration Switch). By factory default, this switch is set to On (enabled). Load shedding functions in conjunction with each output Emergency UL924 Inclusion switch. Load Shedding Enabled and Emergency UL924 Inclusion Switches When the emergency contact input is activated and the UL924 Load Shed switch is set to On, the following can be expected for each output in the controller: For outputs that are included in emergency, the relay will close and the 0-10V output will be driven to its maximum output level. For outputs that are excluded from emergency, the load and its connected 0-10V output will be turned off. Load Shedding Disabled and Emergency UL924 Inclusion Switches When the emergency contact input is activated and the UL924 Load Shed switch is set to Off, the following can be expected for each output in the controller: For outputs that are included in emergency, the relay will close and the 0-10V output will be driven to its maximum output level. For outputs that are excluded from emergency, the circuit remains at its current level. Set Emergency UL924 Inclusion Switch (one per output) Each output in the Room Controller has an Emergency UL924 Inclusion Switch which configures the circuit to be included or excluded from the Emergency UL924 configuration. By factory default, all outputs are set to On (included) in Emergency. An output that is included in Emergency (switch is set to On) will turn the load on to full when the Emergency contact input is activated. An output that is excluded from Emergency (switch is set to Off) will behave according to the UL924 Load Shed configuration switch. See Set Emergency UL924 Load Shed Switch on page 23. Set Demand Response Level The Demand Response contact input, when closed, limits the maximum 0-10V level of each zone (output) to the configured level that was pre-determined using the Demand Response rotary fader corresponding to each zone. N/O Load S CH 1 DMND UL924 RESP. Level UL924 CH1 CH1 0-10V OUT Use a precision screwdriver to change the rotary fader level to any value between 0-100%. A Demand Response rotary fader setting of 0 turns the relay off when Demand Response is triggered. 2 Installation 23

28 Chapter 3 Power Up and Configure This chapter contains the following sections: Before Applying Power to the Controller Power Up and Check Features Preset and Zone Configuration TimeClock Configuration Demand Response Echo Room Controller Installation and User Operation Manual

29 Before Applying Power to the Controller WARNING: RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK! Power must be off when you perform this procedure. CAUTI: Checking the Room Controller installation requires contact with the printed circuit board inside the enclosure, which does have electrostatic discharge (ESD) sensitive components on it. To avoid risk of damage to the equipment, ensure body static is discharged first by touching a grounded surface or wearing suitable ESD grounding equipment while terminating cables. Step 1: Step 2: Step 3: Clean out dust, metal scraps or other debris from the enclosure. Check for loose connections, bare wires or damaged insulation on both the low voltage and high voltage sides of the enclosure. Replace the high voltage cover to the unit. Step 4: Step 5: Check that all configuration switches are set according to the installation requirement. See Configuration on page 21. Use a voltage meter to check power between the Stn- and Stn+ terminals on the Echoconnect station connector. If any voltage is present, disable or leave the Station Power Supply Switch in the Off position. See Set Station Power Supply Switch on page COM CH DMND +24V meter here STN+ STN- 0 Only one power supply per station bus should be enabled. If more than one power supply is present, Echo devices will not function correctly. 3 Power Up and Configure 25

30 SPACE ADDRESS MOMENTARY AV Config CDI CH 1 COM CH 2 +24V STN+ STN- CH 3 CH 4 RESET CH1 0-10V OUT CH2 0-10V OUT CH3 0-10V OUT CH4 0-10V OUT USB Power Up and Check Features Step 1: Apply power at the breaker supplying power to the electronics. WARNING: RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK! Mains voltage is present inside the high voltage compartment of the enclosure. Do not remove the high voltage cover when power is applied. Step 2: Step 3: Step 4: Step 5: Locate the status LEDs on the low voltage side of the enclosure. Power- Indicates blue when power is present AV Mode- Indicates green when AV input contact is closed. DMND RESP- Indicates green when the Demand Response input is closed. Test each contact input to ensure it functions as expected. With contact activity, the configured relays should respond and the status LED s should indicate. Reference Configuration on page 21 as needed for further configuration. For a Room Controller that includes a built-in TimeClock, install the connectorized pigtails to the rear of the TimeClock. Replace the main cover to the unit and secure the screws firmly. UL924 AV Mode DMND RESP Stn Pwr Power UL924 Config N/O OFF NC UL924 CH1 UL924 CH2 UL924 CH3 UL924 CH4 Stn Power Load Shed DEMAND RESPSE EMERGENCY AV IN Power UL924 AV Mode DMND RESP STN PWR 0 CH DMND UL924- Indicates red when the UL924 input is active. STN PWR- Indicates green when EchoConnect bus power is present and blinks with activity on the EchoConnect station bus. 26 Echo Room Controller Installation and User Operation Manual

31 Preset and Zone Configuration The Room Controller supports either 4 or 8 zones, depending on the model, and up to 16 built-in presets. Preset Defaults Preset levels for all controllable outputs default to the following: Preset # Level Preset # Level 1 100% 9 100% 2 75% 10 75% 3 50% 11 50% 4 25% 12 25% 5 100% % 6 75% 14 75% 7 50% 15 50% 8 25% 16 25% Fade time defaults are 2 seconds for 0-10V and switched relay outputs. Fade time can be configured using EchoAccess. Reference the EchoAccess Mobile App integrated help system for details about available configurable device parameters and actions. AV Input Preset The AV contact input is configurable to be a momentary or maintained contact closure and requires a normally-open dry contact closure. By factory default, when the contact is closed, the Room Controller toggles preset 4. Custom Configuration Option For more information about the custom configuration options available using EchoAccess, reference the EchoAccess Mobile App integrated help system. TimeClock Configuration Reference the Echo TimeClock Configuration Manual for instructions to configure the Echo TimeClock. Demand Response When Demand Response is active, check the outputs are at the expected level. If the observed output level is different than expected, check the Demand Response LED for indication of activation. See page 26 for LED indications. The outputs generated with an active Demand Response will not exceed the level set by each of the corresponding Demand Response rotary faders. Reference Set Demand Response Level on page Power Up and Configure 27

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