ETC Unison Aero Relay Controller Bedienungsanleitung

ETC Installation Guide

Unison Aero®Relay Controller

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Web:

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Product information and specifications subject to change.

7189M2101

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Rev C

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Released 2014-09

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ETC intends this document to be provided in its entirety.

Overview

The Aero Relay Controller (UAR) controls lighting loads when a received input

from a linked sensor or switch is changed.

The UAR controls loads based on the following:

• switch actions from Aero SmartClick Switch Station

• ambient light levels as monitored by Aero Light Sensor

• occupancy state as monitored by Aero Occupancy Sensor

• input from another Aero device

Placement and Radio Range

The UAR is intended for use with Aero sensors and stations. Consideration

should be made for locating the controllers based on the construction

materials and furniture that may disrupt transmissions. Fire doors, elevator

shafts, stairwells, storage areas and any large metal objects can create radio

shadows and disrupt wireless transmissions.

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It is recommended that stations and sensors be placed with in 50 feet (15m) of

the UAR controller for optimal performance.

Installation

The UAR is mounted directly to an electrical junction box or panel at the

electrical lighting load or before the load in the circuit.

Step 1: Locate the circuit breaker panel and turn off the power to the circuit.

Typical Radio Range

Material Range - typical

Line of sight 100 feet (30m) corridors

Line of sight 330 feet (100m) open halls

Plasterboard 100 feet (30m) through 5 walls

Brick 65 feet (20m) through 3 walls

Concrete 65 feet (20m) through 3 walls

FerroConcrete 33 feet (10m)

Ceiling 1 ceiling

Signal Loss

Material Attenuation

Wood/Plaster/Glass 0-10%

Brick/MDF 5-35%

Metal 90-100%

Note:

If the circuit will have an additional hard wired switch, wire the

UAR in series before the switch.

WARNING:

Risk of electric shock! The UAR utilizes high voltage and

should only be installed by a qualified installer or

electrician. Follow all local codes for installation. Before

terminating the AC power wiring verify the main breaker

is in the off position and follow the proper lockout/tag out

procedures per NFPA Standard 70E.

WARNING:

For indoor use only! Must install in an electrical junction

box or wire way.

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Step 2: Remove face plates and other hardware from the junction box, gaining

access to the high voltage wiring.

Step 3: The UAR mounts to the exterior of the junction box or panel with the 1/

2” (13mm) threaded nipple.

Step 4: The UAR controller is provided with a wire harness that serves 120,

277, or 347VAC power requirements depending on the wires used for

installation. Refer to the wiring diagram above to connect power to the

controller.

a: For 120VAC applications, connect the black wire to the line input feed

wire. For 277VAC applications, connect the brown wire to the line input

feed wire. For 347VAC applications, connect the yellow wire to the line

input feed wire.

b: Connect the white wire to the incoming neutral wire and the neutral wire

of the lighting load.

c: Connect one of the red wires to the relay input feed wire and the other to

the relay output wire for the lighting load.

Step 5: Replace the junction box face plate and hardware.

CAUTION:

The UAR has an orange external antenna that extends off one

end of the unit. Do not cut, cap, or connect this wire.

Note:

Follow all local code requirements for terminating wiring.

Notice the harness wires on the controller unit are pre-stripped

for your installation convenience.

Note:

Cut and tie back the unused line power wires. Follow all local

code requirements for tieing back unused wires.

ORANGE (ANTENNA)

WHITE (NEUTRAL)

GREEN (GROUND)

BLACK (120V)

BROWN (277V) OR YELLOW (347V)

RED (RELAY INPUT)

WIRELESS TO

OTHER DEVICES

UNISON AERO

RELAY CONTROLLER

(UAR)

LOAD

RED (RELAY OUTPUT)

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Power Up and Test

For detailed programming and configuration information, please reference the

Unison Aero 902 MHz User Programming Guide. ETC documentation is

available for free download at www.etcconnect.com.

Step 1: Restore power to the circuit.

Step 2: Test the circuit by linking a Aero Switch Station.

a: Within radio range of the controller, press the toggle switch up (On) three

times consecutively.

b: Press the toggle switch down (Off) three times consecutively.

c: Press the toggle switch up again, three times consecutively.

Step 3: Test the controller response.

a: Press the toggle switch “Off” once. The controlled lighting should respond

by turning off.

b: Press the toggle switch “On” once. The controlled lighting should respond

by turning on.

Note:

The linking method described in “Step 2” will learn the Aero

Switch to any controllers that are within radio range that do not

already have stations linked to them.

Contains FCC ID: SZV-TCM320U

The enclosed device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.

Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

(I.) this device may not cause harmful interference and

(ii.) this device must accept any interference received,

including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Contains IC: 5713A-TCM320U

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