WaveLinx Mobile. WaveLinx Mobile Quick Start Guide. Programming Steps

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1 WaveLinx Mobile WaveLinx Mobile Quick Start Guide General information WaveLinx Mobile is a unique mobile application to programming and use of the WaveLinx Wireless Connected Lighting system. WaveLinx Mobile eliminates the cost and complexity of programming advanced wireless lighting control systems by using Eaton s patent pending Automatic Code Commissioning functionality. The purpose of this document is to guide the user on how to use Automatic Code Commissioning as well as what it provides to guarantee code conformance. This document will also explain the icons, terminology and provide a guide for navigation of WaveLinx Mobile screens and their functions. Programming Steps 1. Create Areas 2. Drag devices into Areas and Zones Automatic Code Commissioning gives you Automatic ON to 50% light level Automatic ON of plug load Individual fixture daylight zones to 500 lux Automatic OFF of lights & plug loads after 20 minutes of vacancy Wallstation scene control Dominant button is 50% light level Other buttons are default scene values Demand Response ready Access WaveLinx Mobile menu Access Area list Wireless Area Controller(WAC) name Favorite Area Access Area Scenes Access Area menu Area raise/lower Area power measurement Area zones Devices included in Area All Available devices on WAC 1

2 Main screen icon list Access WaveLinx Mobile menu o Clicking this icon brings you to the WaveLinx Mobile menu which includes: o Version information and End User license agreement o Real-time or Demo mode selection o Find-devices, schedules, and WAC screen access Access Area list o Clicking the arrow displays a list of all the created areas on the currently active Wireless Area Controller (WAC). Each WAC includes at least one default area where all WaveLinx devices are initially stored after construction grouping has occurred. o Currently selected area. Double tap to edit area name and area fade times. Wireless Area Controller (WAC) name o Currently selected Wireless Area Controller (WAC) Area power measurement o Aggregated power measurement of all wireless devices within the selected area. Favorite area o Selecting favorite area star icon marks this area as a favorite. Each time the application opens for this user it will open to this area. Access Area scenes o Navigates to the selected area scenes to be triggered or edited. Access Area menu o Navigates to the selected area occupancy sets, daylight sets, and demand response settings. Area raise/lower o Raises/lowers all zones in the selected area. Area zones o Navigates to the selected area zones page to display and control wireless devices in that zone. Devices in area o A list (scrolls left/right) of all devices that have been added to the area. Includes controllable devices and input devices. All Available devices on WAC o A list (scrolls left/right) of all devices that have been added to the Wireless Area Controller (WAC) but have not been assigned to an area. 2

Area Scenes screen Each area supports several

navigation Scene selection button Scene edit

3 Area Scenes screen Each area supports several scenes that can be triggered or edited. navigation Scene selection button Scene edit arrow Area Menu screen Each area supports the creation, display and modification of Occupancy Sets, Daylight Sets and Demand Response values. navigation Area Occupancy Sets Area Daylight Sets Area Demand Response 3

Area Zones screen Displays and controls zone values

operational mode Zone type Zone level Zone control

the Area Menu and selecting Occupancy Sets

Attributes Zones controlled by Occupancy Set

4 Area Zones screen Displays and controls zone values and assigned wireless devices. navigation Zone name Delete this zone. Devices return to Default Area Edit Zone name, and operational mode Zone type Zone level Zone control Dimmable level or On/Off Occupancy Sets screen From the Area Menu and selecting Occupancy Sets navigates to a list of Occupancy Sets in the selected area. Each area automatically includes at least one Occupancy Set. Occupancy Sets List Selected Occupancy Set Delete this zone. Devices return to Default Area Occupancy Set Attributes Zones controlled by Occupancy Set Sensors contributing to Occupancy Set Mode selection (Occupancy/Vacancy) Time Delay Occupied scene value UnOccupied scene value Associated Occupancy Set Forward occupancy to additional Occupancy Sets 4

5 Daylight Sets screen From the Area Menu and selecting Daylight Sets navigates to a list of Daylight Sets in the selected area. Each area automatically includes at least one Daylight Set for each luminaire with an integrated sensor. Each Daylight Set uses closed loop daylighting and includes one luminaire and one contributing sensor. Daylight Sets List Selected Daylight Set Daylight Set Attributes Output controlled by Daylight Set Sensor contributing to Daylight Set Adjust output light level Toggle display footcandles or lux Daylight reading at sensor (ceiling) Enter daylight reading at work surface to maintain Calibrate output light level to Work surface value and sensor reading Demand Response screen From the Area Menu and selecting Demand Response navigates to the Demand Response page. Returns to Area Menu Adjust the Demand Response reduction to be implemented on this area. List of zones affected by this Demand Response reduction. 5

Schedules screen From the WaveLinx Mobile Menu schedules may be

Four events are available each with a time and list of multiple

and UnOccupied settings for Partial On/Partial Off.

to 91 actions per schedule event) Enable/Disable Event Add actions to

6 Schedules screen From the WaveLinx Mobile Menu schedules may be selected that are active on the selected Wireless Area Controller. Four events are available each with a time and list of multiple actions that can be associated to different areas including Occupied and UnOccupied settings for Partial On/Partial Off. Schedules List Schedules Description Schedules Time Action Number (Up to 91 actions per schedule event) Enable/Disable Event Add actions to this Event Delete Action Action settings (Define UnOccupied action per area ) 6

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