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CoreNet tm
Networked Lighting Control
Components Catalog
Complete networked control of individual rooms to global campuses
Fastest
Easiest
Best
105.6
CoreNet tm
Fastest, Easiest, Best
in Networked Lighting Control
Fastest
Minimize errors and field time with simple two wire network.
Easiest
Control one room or an entire campus with a few standard components.
Best
Outstanding energy savings, user control, and system management.
Featured Products
LS230 - Integrated room controller provides
occupancy and daylighting functions in a
package small enough to mount directly on
light fixtures.
TR218 - Programmable controls work right
out-of-the-box with simple test functions.
PPUV Relay - 100-277v universal voltage
20A lighting relays connects directly to the
LS230 to relay control without homeruns.
©2010-11 Starfield Controls Inc. All rights reserved. Subject to change without notice.
Office 303.427.1661 • Fax 303.255-0701 Web: www.starfieldcontrols.com
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SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE
Build full-function building-wide networks with just two wires
and a handful of addressable components.
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1
10
2
5
7
3
11
4
6
8
13
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Build powerful, robust networks using just two standard building wires run free with Class 2
cable for retrofit or inside the lighting power conduit for new construction.
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DALI Network
2
Simplify installation with full-function room controllers mountable directly on light fixtures
Room Controllers or acoustic ceiling tile.
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Distributed Relays Replace expensive home runs with distributed relays that put the relay where the load is.
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User Controls
Get started fast with simple, consistent out-of-the box operation.
Line-Voltage Dimming
0-10v Zone Controller
Addressable Ballasts
Add line-voltage incandescent and LEDs lighting with full function dimming, scenes, and
group capacity.
Maximize simplicity and flexibility and eliminate hard-wired switch legs with addressable
ballasts.
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Relay Panels
Control site lighting and other centralized circuits with addressable relay panels.
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Mount this hand-sized network interface on a standard 11B electrical box and control up to
Network Interface 128 relays, ballasts, dimmers, or 0-10v zones and 128 room or user controllers.
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Trunk Network
Plug together up to 256 RT03 network interfaces to create building-wide systems via a highspeed TCP/IP backbone.
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System Server
Maintain the system database in a central location for easy access.
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Internet
Connect from anywhere the Internet reaches to control, configure, or query the system.
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Software
Manage, operate, schedule, and configure with CoreNet’s intuitive, easy-to-use software.
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6
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Integrate 0-10v ballasts into the system with these full-function addressable controllers.
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CORE PRODUCTS
Pg 1
Zone Controller - Dual tech occupancy, vacancy, and daylighting Pg 2-7
controller in a compact package small enough to mount directly on
light fixtures.
User Controls - Put users in charge with dimming, scenes, and
on/off control with programmable user controls.
ACCESSORIES
Pg 8-10
Pg 11
Pg 12-14
Gateways & Relay Drivers - Expand the core system with gateway Interfaces to 0-10v dimming ballasts, relays, external sensors,
and BAS systems.
Line Voltage Dimmers– Add track lights, and other line voltage
lighting into dimmable lighting zones with full DALI functionality.
Pg 15
Relays– Switch site lighting and distributed loads with CoreNet
compatible relays relay panels.
Pg 16-23
Bus Supplies and Trunk Networking– Create full building
Pg 24-27
lighting networks with DALI Bus Supplies, System Servers, and
Network Switches.
Mounting Plates– Locate TR gateway controls in plenum spaces
and create field assembled bus supply cabinets.
Pg 28
Software - Commission, configure, manage, and schedule with
CoreNet’s comprehensive suite of user friendly, intuitive software.
Pg 29-33
©2010-11Starfield Controls Inc. All rights reserved. Subject to change without notice.
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Core Products
LS230 - DALI Zone Controller
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TR218 - 2 or 4 button DALI wired
user control.
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105.6
LS230 - DALI Zone Controller
Occupancy and daylighting controller with built-in sensors.
Made in USA
CA Title 24 Certification Categories:
ADC, MLO, MOS, OSM, PCD
The LS230 zone controller delivers exceptional performance in a package small
enough to be mounted directly on light fixtures and with the unparalleled simplicity of
two-wire connections.
LS230 - Actual Size (1.66” sq)
KEY FEATURES
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Integrates occupancy, daylighting, and user control
into a single package.
Small enough to mount directly on light fixtures.
Self aligns to curved surfaces as small as 4” dia.
Mounts with adhesive or threaded nut.
Connects directly to the DALI bus.
Eliminates external sensor wires.
Provides network level configuration and management of all settings including light sensor range.
Automatically coordinates mulEnergy Efficiency and
tiple motion sensors and user
User Comfort
controls into a single zone.
The LS230 has been
designed to meet or
Supports both DALI ballasts
exceed the most rigorous
and relay switched zones.
energy regulations with
Integrates with the full line of
full-featured vacancy,
CoreNet controls to allow
occupancy, and dayligintng control.
creation of full-function building-wide lighting control systems.
Motion Sensor
Available with four footprints for cubicals to high-bay
coverage.
 Multiple sensors can be used together to provide
integrated coverage of any size space.
 Supports both vacancy and conventional auto-on
logic.
 High electromagnetic noise resistance effectively
eliminates cell phone interference.
 Both PIR and Acoustic dual tech sensing with network adjustable sensitivity.
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Light Sensor
Approximate human eye spectral response also filters out IR and UV light.
 Highly accurate and repeatable photo diode response.
 High temperature stability.
 High noise immunity.
 Network adjustable range setting and 10bit resolution assure accurate response over a wide range of
light levels.
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 Supports both LumeStat
variable setpoint and conventional fixed setpoint logic.
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Digital Output Relay Driver
 Full DALI functionality supports scenes and remote
control from other controllers.
 Relays can be used to create conventional switched
zones either separately or in conjunction with dimming systems.
 All three relay types - NO, NC, EL– are supported
and can be set using network commands. See
specifications.
Compatibility
CoreNet Controllers - The LS230 is compatible with
all CoreNet controllers including the TR218, 217,
and 401.
 Third Part Controllers - The LS230 is with third party
DALI compliant controllers including touchscreens
and user controls. Note - energy certification restrictions may apply for some applications.
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RT03
Bus
Supply
LS230 WIRING DIAGRAM
Note 3
Vlt
DALI
Ballasts
Vlt
Blu
Blu
Red
Red
LS230
Mult-Sensor
Notes
1. Power wires not shown.
2. DALI Wire Size - Varies. General recommendation is
18ga solid for Class 1 and 18-22ga stranded for Class 2.
See CoreNet Wiring Guidelines plus equipment NEC,
project, and local jurisdiction requirements.
3. Class 1 to Class 2 conversion box.
4. See CoreNet Wiring Guidelines for wiring
recommendations.
5. DALI Load Ratings per Bus: 200mA continuous, 250mA
Max, 12-22vdc, supports up to 64 DALI and 64 CoreNet
Controller addresses.
PPUV
20A
Relays
TR218
User
Controls
TR601
0-10v
Drivers
Class 2 field connection
Tapping connector
DALI Bus Class 1 or 2
Class 2, 18-22ga stranded
TR51
Dimmers
Device Leads, 22ga stranded
DALI Bus
LS230 FUNCTIONALITY
Relay Functions
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General - The LS230 internal relay driver supports all applicable
DALI commands including scenes and level cmds. Relay turns on
with any DALI “on” command that results in a actual level greater
than 0 and turns off with any cmd that results in an actual level =
0.
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Coordination - Relays may be used separately or in conjunction
with dimming but are limited to on/off response.
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Scenes - Use any value above zero to turn on and any value
equal to zero to turn off.
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Latching - Set latching mode with DALI System Fail value.
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SysFail = 0, Normally Open (NO) Default
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SysFail = 1-254, Normally Closed (NC)
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SysFail = 255, Electrically Latched (EL)
Latching determines the state of the relay after a DALI bus
power cycle. NO-open, NC-closed, and EL-the relay returns
the its state before the power cycle.
Occupancy DI Functions
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Factory Default Operation - The LS230 is configured to operate
as a conventional occupancy sensor with relay control. No addressing is required but sensors can be configured with broadcast commands. All other modes require addressing to configure.
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Vacancy - (Manual-on/Auto-off) Consistent and intuitive operation plus highest energy rating. Requires manual controls like the
CoreNet TR218. Recommended warning period of 120 seconds
to allow occupants time to retrip the system before lights turn off.
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Occupancy - (Auto-on/Auto-off) Traditional “occupancy” function.
Not compatible with manual controls.
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Restore - (Auto-off Disabled) Disables the auto-off function to
create an Indefinite warning period. Use for private offices, hallways, and other spaces where low-level light is needed but turning lights off is not. Often used in conjunction with the CoreNet
Scheduler.
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Occupancy Delay - Settable from 1-30 minutes (10minutes factory default)
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Warning Delay - Delay period before turning off. When entering
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DALI Load Limits:
 200mA continuous
 250mA charging
 64 DALI addresses
 64 Controller addresses
 16 DALI groups
into this state dimmable lights are
reduced to the minimum value and a relay connected to the DO
will turn off. Motion detected during this period will return to the
previous level and restart the Occupancy Delay timer.
Acoustic Override Timer - Limits the time period that acoustic
trips can maintain the Occupancy Delay state.
DALI Occ Monitor Addresses - An off command to any of these
DALI group addresses will cause the occupancy control to return
to its idle state.
DALI Transmit Group Address - Group addresses controlled by
the Occupancy function.
Daylight Functions
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Setpoint Mode
 Adaptive- Maintains user set light level. Use for classrooms,
offices, conference rooms with manual controls with closed
loop daylighting and one light sensor per daylight zone.
 Fixed- Conventional fixed setpoint control maintains a constant
a setpoint. Use for open or public spaces without manual dimming control.
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Adjustment Rate - Determines how fast daylighting makes adjustments.
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Deadband - Range around setpoint. Switched daylighting requires are large deadband to prevent cycling. May also be used
if fixed setpoint dimming mode to set range under setpoint for
user dimming.
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DALI Monitor Addresses - Adjustments made to any of these
DALI group addresses will initiate the calibration and Adaptive
setpoint process.
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DALI Transmit Address - DALI group address controlled by the
Daylight function.
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Adaptive Setpoint Delay - Time period after user adjustments
have stopped before calibrating sensor and capture setpoint.
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Adaptive Setpoint Max - Maximum allowed setpoint value,
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Light Sensor Gain - Increase to 4 for low light levels.
Button Operation
 Button 1 - Zrm, Room zone on/off..
 Button 2 - Zocc, Occupancy zone on/off,
 Button 3 - Zday, Daylighting zone on/off
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Indicator Lights
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Green - Controller - Blinks each time a button is pressed. Also
used for identification during binding.
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Amber - Occupancy - Blinks each time motion is detected.
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Red - Daylight Indicator Light - Blinks each time a daylighting
adjustment is made.
OCCUPANCY SETTINGS
1.66
Name
Range
Default
Enable
Enable/Disable
Disable
PIR Input
Enable/Disable
Enable
Acoustic Input
Enable/Disable
Disable
Acoustic Trip
Enable/Disable
Disable
Acoustic Sensitivity
0-100%
85 (about 20’ R)
Occupancy Delay
0-30 min
10
Acoustic Override Timer
1-60 min
30
Warning Delay
0-240 sec
120
Role
Master/Scout
Master
On Mode
Manual/Auto
Auto
Off Mode
Manual/Auto
Auto
DALI Occ Monitor Addresses
0-15
None
Transmit Group Address
0-15
1.66
0.25
0.89
0.64
DAYLIGHT SETTINGS
Name
0.047
Range
Default
Daylighting
Enable/Disable
Disable
Setpoint Mode
Fixed/Adaptive
Fixed
Fixed Setpoint
0-1023
1023
Deadbands
0-255
4
DALI Monitor Addresses
0-15
None
DALI Transmit Address
0-15
Adaptive Setpoint Delay
0-255 sec
60 sec
0-1023
1023
0,2,4
0
Adaptive Setpoint Max
Light Sensor Gain
LS230 SPECIFICATIONS
1.00
1
Dimensioned in
inches
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DALI Network Bus Power Supply: Must be CoreNet RT03 or
equivalent DALI compliant Class 2 power supply of 11-22.5 vdc
and 250mA max.
LS230 DALI Load: 5 mA continuous.
Relay Driver Digital Output  Switch Type - Darlington transistor
 Electrical Isolation - 2500v
 Switch capacity - 24vdc,14mA max
 Vce drop - 2v.
Physical
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Size: Body LxWxH,(1.66 x 1.66 x 0.64)inch, (42x42x16)mm.
Mounting Hole: 1/4” diameter clearance.
Hook-up Wire - 22AWG, 600v stranded copper 8” leads color
coded for each function. Insulation type mPPE, CSA - AWM I A/
B, REACH Regulation (EC 1907/2006), RoHS compliant, UL
AWM 11028, UL VW-1
Housing Material: 94v0 UL listed fire rated ABS/PC plastic.
Color: White - NEMA WD1 White
4"
mounting stem
Ø0.276
Ø0.243
LS230 with Motion and Light Sensors
Shown with Slight motion sensor.
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Electrical
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Anti-rotation &
alignment tines
Mounting:
 Nut - Self-threading Speed Nut: 1/4-20, with 11/16” dia
flange and 7/16” nut size..
 Adhesive - 1/16” thick foam and acrylic adhesive provides
high bond strength to most surfaces including brushed Aluminum and low surface-energy materials such as polypropylene and powder coated metal.
Environmental
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Operating Range: 0 to 55°C (32 to 131°F)
Storage Temperature Range: -10 to 70°C (14 to 158°F)
Relative Humidity: 15-85% non-condensing.
Atmospheric Pressure: 86-106 kPa.
Environment: The LS230 is neither water or dust proof. Avoid use
in environments subject to excessive moisture, condensation,
frost, and excessive levels of salt and dust.
Overheating, oscillations (vibration), and shocks such as being
dropped can cause the motion sensor to fail.
Communication & Transmission Protocols
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DALI - IEC standard 60929 Ed. 2/CDV
XDCP - Starfield Extended DALI Control Protocol
Warranty: Limited 3-year warranty
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LS230 MOUNTING
The LS230 mounts on lighting fixtures, acoustic
ceiling tile, and other flat or curved surfaces using
either an adhesive foam collar or large flange nut
self-threading nut.
4"minimum
diameter
Light fixture or other
metal surface.
Curved Metal Surface with
Push-on Nut
Flat or Lightly Curved Metal
Surface with Adhesive
1
16"
Anit-rotation
tines.
11
16"
large flange
thread cutting nut.
AcousticCeiling
CeilingTitle
Titlewith
with
Acoustic
Thread-on
Nut
Push-on Nut
adhesive foam
collar
Acoustic ceiling
tile.
5
16" Mounting
hole (Typical)
Acoustic Ceiling Title with
Adhesive
ORDER NUMBER
LS230-
Motion
Sensor
1 - Slight
2 - Standard
3 - Spot
4 - Wide
Dual
Tech
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_
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Light
Sensor
D - Yes S - Std Range
X - Extended
Range
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DO
(Relay)
R - Yes
R* - Addressing
Activated
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Examples:
LS230-1DS
LS230-1DSR
LS230-R
LS230-R*
LS230-S
LS230-X
Slight PIR, Dual Tech, Standard light range
Same as above with relay driver
Relay driver without sensors
DALI object activated (addressable)
Light sensor, standard range
Light sensor, extended range
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LS230 CONFIGURATION SETTINGS
The LS230 multi-sensor combines user control,
occupancy, and daylighting into a single controller with the following configuration options and
energy code ratings and certifications.
User Functions - Defined here for the single button
TR117 controller wired directly to a given LS230.
Each LS230 can be set to a user different function so
rooms with multiple LS230’s can have multiple user
functions or interface with the TR218 and touchpanels
for additional functions and an expanded user interface.
Function
User
Occupancy
Daylighting
Energy Certification - Energy certifications given
with CA Title 24 designations are also applicable to
similar provisions in the IECC and ASHRAE energy
codes.
1
2
3
Alt Action
On 50% 4 /Off &
R/L scroll
3M Cycle
50% 4 /Max/Min
S13 Cycle
Scenes 5 1,2,3
S46 Cycle
Scenes 5 4,5,6
Dim
X1
X
X1
X1
Relay
X1
X1
X1
Dim
Relay
MOS, MLO
MOS, MLO
NA 3
NA 3
MOS 2
NA 2
NA 3
NA 3
Vacancy
Manual-on/Auto-off
Occupancy
Auto-on/Auto-off
Vacancy Relay
Manual-on/Auto-off
Occupancy Relay
Auto-on/Auto-off
(Mode 4)
(Mode 2)
X7
X7
OSM, MOS 2
MOS 2
OSM, MOS 2
LumeStattm Dim
Adaptive Setpoint 9
Conventional Dim
Fixed Setpoint 9
Conventional Relay
Fixed Setpoint
(Mode 3)
(Mode 2)
(Mode 2)
X
X
(Mode 4)
(Mode 2)
Dim
X1
X1
Relay
X1
X1
Operation
Energy
Certification 6
Daylighting - Both conventional fixed setpoint and
LumeStat adaptive setpoint are supported for dimming
and on/off for relays.
0 (Default)
Operation
Energy
Certification 6
Occupancy Functions - Both vacancy and conventional occupancy functions are supported for both dimming and relay operation.
Dim
Relay
Dim
MOS, MLO
MOS
OSM
2
Operation
X8
Relay
Energy
Certification 6
Dim
ADC
ADC
Relay
ADC
Notes
1.
2.
3.
4.
Function works with DALI dimming and relays separately or
together except that: DALI relays do not respond to the interim
dim period, they turn on at 100%, and they do not respond to
R/L (raise/lower) commands.
Bi-level relay switching is not supported.
Scenes are not energy certified as their “on” level cannot be
regulated but they are allowed when used in conjunction with
MOS and MLO controls.
50% on level is network adjustable from 30-70%. Relays turn
on at 100% and they do not respond to R/L commands.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Scene light level is a DALI ballast setting.
Energy certifications dependent on coordinating user and occ
control functions with same ratings.
Includes10 min warning period with 3 flashes.
Turns lights on and off.
See page 11 for daylighting function comparison.
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MOTION SENSOR PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONS
Items
1. Slight
2. Standard
3. Spot
4. Wide
Maximum Detection Distance (1)
2m (6.6’)
5m (16.2’)
5m (16.2’)
10m (32.8’)
Horizontal
91º
100º
38º
110º
Vertical
91º
82º
22º
93º
Detection Zones
104
64
24
80
Movement Speed
0.8-1.2m/s
(2.6ft/s)
0.8-1.2m/s
(2.6ft/s)
0.5m/s
(1.6ft/s)
0.8-1.2m/s
(2.6ft/s)
Detection
Range
Minimum Object 200mmx200m
Size m 7.9”x7.9”)
700mmx250m
m (27.6x9.8”)
700mmx250m
(27.6x9.8”)
Comments
1. Temperature difference between the target and background must exceed 4ºC
(39.2ºF).
700mmx250m
m (27.6x9.8”)
LIGHT SENSOR PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONS
Operating Specifications
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Sensor
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Linear response
1% accuracy photodiode
Peak light detection frequency: 520nM
Temperature stable
UV and IR filtration
Standard Range: 1200 Lux saturation. Suitable for
most indoor applications up to 100fc.
Extended Range: 25000 Lux saturation. Suitable for
atriums and other high illumination applications up to
2000fc.
ENERGY CODE COMPLIANCE
The LS230 has been designed to meet or exceed
interior lighting control requirements of any of the
three most widely adopted USA energy codes: 2009
IECC Section 505, Standard 90.2-07 Section 9.1.1,
and California’s Title 24 Sections 119, 131, 146.
California Title 24 Section 119 Certifications
Category
Description
Dim
Relay
ADC
Automatic Daylighting Control
DIM
Dimmers
MOS
Vacancy Sensor
MLO
Notes
X
X
NA
NA
1
X
No
2,3
Multi-level Occupancy Sensor
X
X
2,3
OSM
Conventional auto-on/off
occupancy sensor
X
X
4
PCD
Interior Photosensor/
Photocontrol Device
NA
NA
5
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CA Title 24 Compliance Notes:
1. DIM Category - Not applicable to the LS230 or other CoreNet
controllers as it refers to power control devices such as DALI
ballasts and the TR51 dimmer.
2. Initial On Level - MOS & MLO applications are designed to
work with manual controls by keeping track of the room state
so that each time the lights are manually activated they turn
on at 30-70% regardless of previous setting or how the lights
turned off.
3. Manual Control - required for the MOS and MLO categories
can be provided by any DALI compliant manual controller
with an on/off function and initial on restrictions including the
TR117 and TR218. See note 7 for scene restrictions.
4. OSM Category - Conventional auto-on/auto-off occupancy
controls used without manual controls. See note 6 for manual off function.
5. Light Sensor - The LS230 is available as a stand-along light
sensor for open and closed loop applications.
6. Manual-Off/Auto-on Restriction - Manual-off is restricted to
the MOS and MLO categories because auto-on and manualoff functions are mutually exclusive in a room-aware system.
7. Scene Restrictions- All scene calls are assumed to be “on”
commands as DALI scene commands cannot be definitively
interpreted by the controller.
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TR218 - DALI Compliant Programmable User Control
Made in USA
Energy Management
CA Title 24 Certified Categories: MOS,MLO user interface
Rugged, spec-grade, Decora style
controller designed for intuitive operation, easy installation, and optimal energy efficiency. DALI compliant and configurable from a range of
easy to use templates. Use these
versatile controllers as part of any
DALI standard system or in conjunction with the LS230 sensor and
other CoreNet equipment to create
economical full-function, multi-
TR218E with optional
enunciation lights
TR218 - Decora cover plate not
included
Available with 2 or 4 buttons, button enunciation lights,
multiple configuration options, and 4 NEMA standard
colors
Key Features
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Configure directly with user buttons or indirectly
over the DALI network.
Peer to Peer control with unlimited multi-station
operation.
Compatible and coordinated with CoreNet
computer controls.
Energy Efficiency and
Mounts in standard NEMA
User Comfort
switch boxes with standard The TR218 has been
Decora style coverplates or designed to meet or
exceed the most rigorous
in 11B boxes on the MP2X
energy regulations while
mounting plate.
concurrently providing
Directly compatible with
intuitive and consistent
user control.
DALI standard ballasts.
Wires directly to the DALI
network bus.
Green controller indicator light and optional
enunciator lights provide intuitive user feedback.
Optional night light turns on when lights turn off.
Specifications
Electrical
 DALI bus load:
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4.5 mA base controller power
3mA for optional enunciation lights
3mA for optional night light
External sensor power—see sensor specifications
Physical
 NEMA Decora form factor.
 Compatible with Decora single and multigang coverplates and
with Lutron CW-1 screwless coverplates.
 Terminals and Wire:
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5mm screw clamp terminals
Copper conductors only
 Tighten to 4.5 in-lbs torque
 Wire size 12-22 AWG—Wire size larger than 18 AWG must
be stranded. Caution: connecting solid wire larger than
18AWG may damage controller, make alignment
difficult, and void the warranty.
 Housing & Button Cap Material: 94v0 UL listed fire rated ABS/
PC alloy plastic.
 Available Colors: NEMA WD1 White, Black, Gray, Ivory.
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Environmental
 Operating Temperature Range: 0 to 55°C, 32 to 131°F
 Storage Temperature Range: -10 to 85°C,14 to 185°F
 Relative Humidity: 20-90% non-condensing
Communication & Transmission Protocol
 UL Listed Class 2 device. May not be installed in same
 DALI - IEC standard 60929 Ed. 2/CDV Annex E.4 and G
electrical box with electrical power wires.
 DALI bus power supply must be CoreNet RT03 or equivalent
Class 2 power supply that conforms to DALI standard of 9.522.5 vdc and 250mA max.
 CoreNet RT03 bus power supply required for network
configuration.
 XDCP - Starfield Extended DALI Control Protocol
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105.7.2
Configuration
1.
2.
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TR218 controllers
are shipped to
Table 1 - Factory Default Settings
begin working right
4 Button
2 Button
out of the box with Setting
default settings
Config Template 0
10
listed in Table 1.
Group
Broadcast
Broadcast
Once installed and
On Level
50%
50%
tested, the controlIndicator
Light
Slow
Flash
Slow Flash
ler may then be
Night Light
Off
Off
reconfigured directly via the user
buttons or indirectly via the DALI network and the CoreNet
controller configuration utility.
Available Settings:
Configuration templates per Table 2.
DALI Group Addresses - Broadcast and DALI groups 0-15.
A. Front of Controller Configuration Procedure
1. Stop! Before reconfiguring the controller, first verify that all
functions are working properly with the factory default settings.
2. Choose a Button Template:
a. Template - Retain default and skip next three steps or
choose a Template from Table 2.
b. Program Mode - Press and hold buttons 1 & 4 for 15 seconds until the indicator light turns on.
c. Select a Template - Putting the controller into program mode
has selected template 0. Tap any button to advance to a
different template. Example: Tap three times to choose
Template 3 and six times to choose Template 6.
d. Return to Operation Mode - After choosing a template, allow
the controller to sit for 15 seconds until indicator light turns
off.
3. Set the Group Address - After choosing a button template or
retaining the default template, set the TR218 to a group address corresponding to the group of DALI devices to be controlled.
a. Program Mode - Press and hold buttons 1 & 2 for 15 seconds until the green indicator light turns on.
b. Select an Address - Putting the controller into program mode
Table 2 - Button Configuration Templates (1)
Tmp
Application
B1
B2
B3
B4
Notes
0
General Use Entry
3M
R
L
Off
2
3
Small Conf Rm Entry
3S1
R
L
Off
3
4
Small Conf Rm Entry
3S4
R
L
Off
3
5
4 Scene Presets
S1
S2
S3
S4
4
6
4 Scene Presets
S5
S6
S7
S8
4
7
General Use Entry
Mid
Ron
L
Off
10
Two Button Entry
On/Off
R/L
-
-
5
Table 2 Notes
1) Configuration templates in this table can be field selected from the front
of the controller using control buttons or via the DALI network using
CoreNet controller configuration utility.
2) Four button default template - General purpose entry control.
3) Full function control for smaller rooms needing scenes and entry control
in one.
4) Scene control for larger rooms typically used together with an additional
scene dimmer set to Tmp 0. May be ordered with enunciator lights to
keep track of selected scene.
5) Two button controllers do not support configuration template selection.
sets the controller group address to broadcast. Tap any
button to advance to another group address starting with
group 0. Example: To choose Group 0 - tap once. To
choose Group 5 tap six taps times all the way up to Group
15 with sixteen taps.
c. Return to Operation Mode - Allow the TR218 to sit for 15
seconds until the green indicator light turns off.
4. Group Test - After resetting the group, test to verify that the
group setting is correct.
5. Troubleshooting
a. Scenes - Remember that the DALI default for scenes is
Mask so there will be no response until scene values are set
in the DALI devices.
b. Lights not Responding - If the lights are not responding and
the DALI group address and scene values have been
(Continued on page 10)
Connection Diagram
DALI network bus. Class 1 or 2 wiring per NEC
article 300 requirements.
DALI Class 2
Power Supply
CoreNet RT03 or
equivalent
DALI Ballasts
TR218
LS230
Sensor
TR51 Dimmers & other
CoreNet DALI
Controllers
Wiring Notes
1) TR218 controllers are connected with two DALI wires that both power
the controller and provide network communication.
2) DALI network buses are two wire, non-polarized, free-topology parallel
circuits rated to be pulled directly with lighting power wires or
independently using Class 2 cable.
3) See CoreNet Design & Installation Guidelines, for wiring & installation
recommendations.
TR218 Order Number
TR218 _ -
Button
Enunciators (1)
E
Blank for none
4
W
W
Buttons
Case
Color
Button
Color
2
4
W
B
G
I
W
B
G
I
Colors
(2)
White
Black
Gray
Ivory
Order Notes
1) Enunciation lights available for 4 button scene controllers only - config templates 4,5.
2) White/White is standard.
Table 1 Column Header Abbreviations:
Tmp Function Template code.
B1-B4 Buttons 1-4 with B1 located closest to green indicator light.
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105.7.2
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checked then reset the controller address to broadcast and
test. If that works then set the controller to the correct address and test again.
c. Counting - Be careful about setting the group address as
group numbering follows digital conventions where the first
group is zero instead of one.
D. Dimming Operation
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B. Button Functions
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(3M) Mid/Max/Min Cycle - Our most
The 50% “On” Level
popular “on” function. Turns lights
In a most well-designed
on at 50% for excellent energy
savings and most user needs while lighting systems 100%
is too bright for most
providing rapid access to max and
users. Instead, turning
min levels with successive button
lights on at 50% protaps.
vides greater comfort
(On/Off) - Each tap alternates befor the majority of users
tween on at mid and off.
along with significantly
(Off) - Turns lights off with user
lower energy use.
defined fade time.
(R) - Raise - Tap to increment.
Press and hold to scroll up.
(L) - Lower - Tap to increment. Press and hold to scroll down.
(R/L) - Raise/Lower - Each press and hold alternates between
raise and lower scroll functions.
(Ron) - Same as R function but turns lights on if they are off.
(3S1) - Scene Cycle - Cycles scenes between 1-3
(3S4) - Scene Cycle - Cycles scenes between 4-6.
(Sx) - Goto scene indicated by “x” value.
D.
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DALI Dimming Curve - All dimming adjustments follow the
DALI logarithmic dimming curve so that low level adjustments
are much finer than high.
 DALI Ballast Settings:
 Fade Time - Time to change to a new level or scene.
 Fade Rate - Scrolling fade rate.
 Min-Max Range - Allowed
“On” Level Adjustment
light level range.
For special applications
 Relative Dimming - Scrolling
changes the dimming level rela- where an “on” level other
than 50% is required,
tive to the existing light level in
CoreNet provides a coneach individual ballast.
figuration utility within the
Admin Lite software that
Controller Operation
allows Administrators to
 Controller Indicator Light set the “on” level to any
Green LED indicates current
level between 30-70%.
controller state or event.
 Night Light - Indicator light turns
on when lights are off.
 Enunciator Lights - Optional red or amber LEDs next to buttons used to indicated selected scene.
 Mid - 50% light level default level.
D. Network Configuration
D. Button Operation
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Scroll - Press and hold to raise or lower light level. Level
adjustments are made relative to current setting. Suggested
for both general applications and use with scenes. Scroll rate
determined by DALI ballast fade rate setting.
Alternate Action - Alternates between defined functions with
each button tap.
Cycle - Cycles to next function with each button tap in a continuous loop.
On and Off - On and off operations are done with user defined fade time setting.
Group - DALI group number assigned to the controller.
Group numbers are equivalent to traditional architectural
control zones.
Multi-Station Operation - Any number of controllers may be
assigned to the same group to create true multi-station peer-
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CA Title 24 Section 119 Certifications
1. Energy - On function meets California Title 24 2008 Energy
Code Sections 131(b) mandatory Multi-Level Lighting Control
and 146(a)4(D) optional Energy Design Credits when used
with dimming ballasts.
2. Energy - On function meets California Title 24 2012 Energy
Code (proposed) Section 119(e) mandatory requirement for
Multi-Level Occupancy Sensor when used in conjunction with
the CoreNet LS230 sensor and dimming ballasts.
3. Scene Restrictions- All scene calls are assumed to be “on”
commands as “off” scene commands cannot be definitively
interpreted by the controller to keep track of room state.
4. Compatibility - The TR218 is compatible with DALI compliant
ballasts and other DALI devices to include CoreNet TR51
dimmers, TR602 0-10v ballast drivers, and TR401 and LS230
relay drivers.
CA Title 24 Compliance Notes:
1.
2.
Category
Description
Dim
Relay
Notes
DIM
Dimmers
NA
NA
1
MOS
Vacancy Sensor
X
No
2,3,4
MLO
Multi-level Occupancy Sensor
X
No
2,3,4
3.
4.
General - In addition to front-of-controller button configuration, the CoreNet TR218 controller can also be configured
over DALI networks powered by an RT03 bus supply.
Configuration Software - Network configuration requires the
CoreNet controller configuration utility provided with the CoreNet Admin Lite software.
D. Configuration Notes
Energy Code Compliance
The TR218 has been designed to be in compliance
with or to support interior lighting control requirements
of the three most widely accepted USA energy codes:
2009 IECC Section 505, Standard 90.2-07 Section
9.1.1, and California’s Title 24 Sections 119, 131, 146.
to-peer operation.
Button Coordination - Button functions are coordinated with
the room on/off state, between multiple control stations, and
with remote commands when used in accordance with design
guidelines.
DIM Category - Not applicable to the TR218 or other CoreNet controllers as it refers to power control devices such as DALI ballasts and the
TR51 dimmer.
MOS and MLO Certification - Both are system certifications for use in
conjunction with CoreNet LS230 motion sensors.
Scene Restrictions- All scene calls are assumed to be “on” commands
as scene commands cannot be definitively interpreted by the controller.
Multi-level Relay Control - See the TR402 for multi-level relay control.
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105.7.2
Accessories
Gateways
Line Voltage Dimmer
Relays
Networking
Mounting Plates
Software
Page 11
105.7.2
TR217 - DI and AI Gateway
Made in USA
Energy Management
CA Title 24 Compliant
Same functionality as TR218 but with
DI and AI terminals. Typically used as
a gateway to external motion and
light sensors and to other BAS sysKEY FEATURES
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Digital Input (DI) for use with external motion sensors and dry contact input from other building control systems.
Analog Input (AI) for use with external light sensors.
Configurable directly with user buttons or indirectly
over the DALI network.
operation.
Compatible and coordinated with CoreNet computer controls.
Mounts in standard NEMA switch boxes with standard Decora style coverplates or in 11B boxes on
the MP2X mounting plate.
Directly compatible with DALI standard ballasts.
Wires directly to the DALI network bus.
Green controller indicator light and optional enunciator lights provide intuitive user feedback.
SPECIFICATIONS
Electrical
 UL Listed Class 2 device. May not be installed in same
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electrical box with electrical power wires.
DALI bus power supply must be CoreNet RT03 or equivalent
Class 2 power supply that conforms to DALI standard of 9.522.5 vdc and 250mA max.
CoreNet RT03 bus power supply required for network
programming.
Digital input terminals 3-4 are optically isolated.
Accessory power supply: +10vdc,15mA max.
DALI bus load:
 6mA base controller power
 3mA for optional enunciation lights
 3mA for optional night light
 External sensor power—see sensor specifications
TR217 - Four button
wall mounted. Cover
plate not included.
TR217 - No button model
mounted on the MP2X inside a
NEMA 11B electrical box.
Physical
 NEMA Decora form factor.
 Compatible with Decora single and multigang coverplates and
with Lutron CW-1 screwless coverplates.
 Terminals and Wire:

 Tighten to 4.5 in-lbs torque
 Wire size 12-22 AWG—Wire size larger than 18 AWG must
18AWG may damage controller, make alignment
difficult, and void the warranty.
 Housing & Button Cap Material: 94v0 UL listed fire rated ABS/
PC alloy plastic.
 Available Colors: NEMA WD1 White, Black, Gray, Ivory.
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Environmental
 Operating Temperature Range: 0 to 55°C, 32 to 131°F
 Storage Temperature Range: -10 to 85°C,14 to 185°F
 DALI - IEC standard 60929 Ed. 2/CDV Annex E.4 and G
 XDCP - Starfield Extended DALI Control Protocol
Configuration Instructions:
Page 12
See TR218 data sheet
105.7.2
CONFIGURATION OPTIONS
Occupancy & DI Functions (CoreNet compliant motion sensor not
Table 1 - Program Templates (1)
Tmp
Application
B1
B2
B3
B4
E
O
D
Notes
0
Private Off/Class Entry (default)
3M
R
1
White Board/Teacher
3M
R
L
Off
N
V
Lm
2
L
3S1
Y
V
Lm
2
White Board/Teacher
3M
3
R
L
3S4
Y
V
Lm
3
Small Conf Rm Entry
3
3M
3S1
R/L
Off
Y
V
Lm
4
4
Small Conf Rm Entry
3M
3S4
R/L
Off
Y
V
Lm
4
5
4 Scene Presets
S1
S2
S3
S4
Y
Oc
Lm
5,8
6
4 Scene Presets
S5
S6
S7
S8
Y
Oc
Lm
5,8
7
Alternate Off/Class
Mid
Ron
Loff
Off
N
V
Lm
6
8
Toilet, Corridor, Public
3M
R
L
Off
N
Oc
SP
7
9
Corridor & Open Space
3M
R
L
Off
N
R
SP
7
10
Discontinued
included.)
All CoreNet occupancy functions include a 10 minute warning period
during which light level fades to Min. Motion during this period restores
lights to previous level.
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Vacancy (V) - Manual-on/Auto-off. Consistent and intuitive operation
plus highest energy rating for enclosed spaces. CA required for residential applications and recommended for commercial. Use with 3M or
Lx 70% or less button functions to qualify for CA power adjustment
factor per Title 24 Section 146A(a)4D.
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Occupancy (Oc) - Auto-on/Auto-off. Traditional “occupancy” function.
Recommended for use in areas without manual controllers.
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Restore (R) - Indefinite warning period at minimum level. Use for
private offices, hallways, and other spaces where low-level light is
desired or required during unoccupied periods.
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Timeout Switch (OSw) - Same functionality as Oc but initiated manually
for all Button functions except scenes. Timeout period 1-90 minutes.
DI Contact Closure Inputs
11
3M
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Table 2 Notes
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1) Program numbers in this table can be field selected using control
buttons.
2) General purpose entry control.
3) Front of room control used in conjunction with entry control.
4) Full function control for smaller rooms needing scenes and entry
control in one.
5) Greater control for larger rooms. Use in conjunction with Prog 0 entry
control.
6) Alternate entry control with on/off R/L functions.
7) Automatic control for public spaces. often used with blank face.
8) At entry doors, must be used in conjunction with entry door controller to
provide absolute on as required to meet life safety codes.
Daylight Functions (CoreNet compliant light sensor not included.)
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Dimming Functions
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Dimming Curve - All dimming adjustments follow the DALI logarithmic
dimming curve whereby adjustments at low light levels are much finer
than bright levels.
Scroll - Tap to increment. Press and hold to raise or lower light level.
Level adjustments are made relative to current setting. Suggested for
both general applications and especially for use with scenes.
Fade Time - DALI Ballast setting of adjustment period between settings.
Fade Rate - DALI Ballast setting of increments per second used with
scroll.
TR217 ORDER NUMBER
TR217 _ -
Button
Enunciators
E (1)
Blank for none
Buttons
0 (2)
2 (3)
4 (4)
4
W
Lumestat tm (Lm) - Maintains user light level. Use for classrooms, offices, conference rooms with manual controls with closed loop daylighting and one light sensor per daylight zone.
Setpoint (SP)- Conventional setpoint control maintains constant setpoint. Use for open or public spaces without manual dimming control.
Daylight Max (DM) - Limits total light level to an administrative max.
Does not maintain a setpoint. Use for conference and class rooms with
open loop daylighting and manual control.
General
OPERATION & CONFIG NOTES

Occupied/Unoccupied State (DI1) - Closing Action = goto scene13
(unoccupied), Opening Action = goto scene 14 (occupied).
Emergency State (DI2) - Closing Action = save current light levels to
scene 11 then goto scene 12 (emergency), Opening Action = Restore
scene 11.
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Min-Max Range - All light level adjustments are limited to the Min-Max
range whereby light level cannot be set higher than Max or lower than
Min.
Controller Indicator Light - Green LED indicates current controller state
or event.
Enunciator Lights - Red or amber LEDs next to buttons indicate scene,
button, or other states as labeled.
Mid - 50% light level.
Max - DALI Ballast setting. 100% or lower light level set by user.
Min - DALI Ballast setting. Ballast minimum or higher level set by user.
Alternate Action - Release to change to alternate function.
Cycle - Release to cycle to next function or repeat cycle.
Group - Control zone converted to a DALI group number between 0-15.
TR217 WIRING DIAGRAM
W
Case
Color
Button
Color
W
B
G
I
W (5)
B
G
I
DALI network bus. Class 1 or 2 wiring
per NEC article 300 requirements.
To additional DALI
compliant ballasts
and controllers
DALI Class 2
Power Supply
CoreNet RT03
or equivalent
DA 1
DA 2
Order Notes
1) Enunciation lights available for 4 button scene controllers only - config
templates 4,5.
2) Controllers without buttons are typically used as plenum mounted gateways mounted on the MP2X cover plate. Provided as four button controller without button caps and config template 0. Buttons are accessible
through access holes in the MP2X cover plate to be used for configuration and testing.
3) Two button controller provided with config template 10 suitable for both
DALI dimming and relay control.
4) Four button control is provided with config template 0.
5) White/White is standard.
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+ DI 3
Com DI 4
+ AI 5
Com AI 6
+10vdc 7
Spare 8
DALI
Ballast
DALI
Occupancy
Sensor
Photo
Sensor
DALI
signal
com
signal
com
pwr
pwr
TR217 Class 2 Controller
Mounting box − DALI wiring, Class 2
devices, and Class 2 wiring only.
See CoreNet Design & Installation Guidelines, for
additional wiring recommendations.
105.6
TR602 - DALI to 0-10V Gateway
Made in USA
Energy Management
Rugged Decora style controller mounts in a standard
NEMA switch box or on the CoreNet MP2X mounting
plate. Provides full-function DALI operation to include
grouping and scenes for a single lighting zone with 010v dimming ballasts. Also includes a optional connection for a CoreNet PPUV 20A relay to provide full
off required for some 0-10v ballasts.
FEATURES
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Interface with 0-10V controlled components
operation.
Compatible and coordinated with CoreNet computer
controls.
Mounts in standard NEMA switch boxes with standard
Decora style coverplates or in 11B boxes on the MP2X
mounting plate.
Directly compatible with DALI standard ballasts.
Wires directly to the DALI network bus.
Green controller indicator light and optional enunciator
lights provide intuitive user feedback.
Directly connect motion and light sensors without external power packs.
SPECIFICATIONS
Electrical
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UL Listed Class 2 device. May not be installed in
same electrical box with electrical power wires.
DALI bus power supply must be CoreNet RT03 or
equivalent Class 2 power supply that conforms to DALI
standard of 9.5-22.5 vdc and 250mA max.
CoreNet RT03 bus power supply required for network
programming.
DO - Digital output terminals 3-4 are optically isolated
and rated to switch up to four CoreNet PPUV relays
connected in parallel.
Accessory power supply: +10vdc,15mA max.
0-10vdc sink capacity: 20mA
DALI bus load: 7.5 mA base controller power with status
indicator light.

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Tighten to 4.5 in-lbs torque
Wire size 12-22 AWG—Wire size larger than 18 AWG must
18AWG may damage controller, make alignment difficult, and void the warranty.
Housing & Button Cap Material: 94v0 UL listed fire rated
ABS/PC alloy plastic.
Available Colors: NEMA WD1 White, Black, Gray, Ivory.
Environmental
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Operating Temperature Range: 0 to 55°C, 32 to 131°F
Storage Temperature Range: -10 to 85°C,14 to 185°F
Relative Humidity: 20-90% non-condensing
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DALI - IEC standard 60929 Ed. 2/CDV
XDCP - Starfield Extended DALI Control Protocol
N
Line
RT03 DALI
Bus Supply
0-10v Dimming
Ballast
DA 1
DA 2
+DO 3
DO Comm 4
Physical
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NEMA Decora form factor.
Compatible with Decora single and multigang coverplates, Lutron CW-1 screwless coverplates, and CoreNet MP2X mounting plate.
Terminals and Wire:

+AO 5
AO Com 6
+10V Pwr 7
Spare 8
TR602 WIRING DIAGRAM
PPUV
20 Amp
Relay
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105.7.2
TR51-Dual Channel for Incandescent and LED Dimmer
Made in USA
Energy Management
The TR51 is a 120volt, 600 VA, two
channel incandescent dimmer with full
function DALI interfaces for each channel. Use for conference rooms, retail,
restaurants, and similar applications to
control incandescents by themselves or
in conjunction with dimming or relay
controlled fluorescents.
The TR51 mounts on a standard NEMA 4
-11/16” electrical box located in an electrical closet or in the ceiling adjacent to
lighting. Interfaces with standard DALI
compliant dimmers, scene, on/off, and
other controls.
FEATURES
Physical
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Supports applicable DALI functions including addressing,
groups, scenes, and query
Independent channels with separate DALI address and
functions
Compatible with standard DALI controls including dimmers, on/off, and scene controls
Mounts on conventional 4-11/16” electrical box
600 watts per channel
Compatible with DALI dimmers, on/off, an scene controls
LED indicator lights for power, DALI messaging, and fuse
fail alarm.
Remote query, control, and configuration
SPECIFICATIONS
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Environmental
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Input Power: 120v
 Internal fuses: 5amp fast blow each channel
 Replacement fuse: Starfield FFB5
 Power dissipation : 5 watts per channel max
Electrical - DALI
 Input voltage - 12-22.5 vdc
 Input current - 2mA
 UL listed for Class 1 and Class 2 DALI network wring
 Compliant with IEC international DALI standard 60929
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Operating Temperature Range: 0 to 40°C
Storage Temperature Range: -10 to +50°C
Factory Presets
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Electrical - Power
Nominal Size: 4-11/16” x 1.5 inches
5mm screw clamp terminals are rated for use with 18
AWG solid or 18-14 AWG stranded copper wire. Caution
- Use of large gauge solid wire may damage terminals
and make installation difficult.
Housing: zinc plated steel
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Power Failure Reset - 254 (full bright)
System Power Failure - 254 (full bright)
Scene Settings - 255 (no change)
Groups - Unassigned
105.6
TR400 - DALI Digital Output & Relay Controllers
Made in USA
Energy Management
The TR400 family of controllers with one to four digital outputs to driver CoreNet PPUV relays or to interface to other equipment and systems. Each channel
is electrically isolated to 2500v, can be configured for
NO, NC, or electrically latched operation, and can be
given a unique DALI address with full DALI functionality to include scenes and group assignments.
FEATURES
 Full-function DALI attributes for each channel includ-





ing a unique DALI address and up to 16 scene and
group assignments.
Decora style housing mounts in a standard NEMA
switch or outlet box and uses standard Decora switch
plates.
DALI network wiring is polarity-independent, freetopology, low-voltage, and low-power, May be run as
NEC Class 1 or 2 inside or outside of the lighting
power conduit as allowed by local jurisdictions.
The TR401 is assignable to any one of 16 groups
from the front-side of the control without tools or
special equipment.
LED indicator is used for initial configuration identification and flashes each time buttons are pressed.
TR404 enunciation lights by each button turn on when
relay is closed.
SPECIFICATIONS
Electrical
 UL Listed Class 2 device for use with Class 1 and
Class 2 DALI bus wiring
 DALI Input voltage - 12 -22.5 vdc
 Digital Output (DO) transistor:
 Voltage isolation - 2500v
 Switching capacity - 12mA
 Switching voltage - 5-24vdc
 DALI continuous current draw
 TR401,2,3 - 5.0 mA
 TR404 with enunciation - 8.5 mA
 Optional night light add - 3.0 mA
Physical
 NEMA Decora form factor
 5mm screw clamp terminals are rated for use with 22-
18 AWG solid or 22-16 AWG stranded copper wire.
Use of large gauge solid wire may damage terminals and
make installation difficult.
TR401 with
blank face
housing


TR404 with
enunciator
lights
Housing & Button Cap Material: 94v0 UL listed fire
rated ABS/PC alloy plastic.
Available Colors: NEMA WD1 White, Black, Gray,
Ivory.
Environmental
 Operating Temperature Range: 0 to +55°C
 Storage Temperature Range: -10 to +85°C
DALI Command Response
 For scene and level commands use values: 254 = on,
0 = off, 255 (mask) = no change.
 TR401 latch configuration options: Set SysFail value -
0=NO, 1-254=NC, 255=electrically latched.
Warranty: Limited 3 Year on defective materials and
workmanship
ORDER NUMBER
TR400 -
4
W
W
Model
Buttons
Case
Color
Button
Color
401 - Single Channel
402 - Bi-Level
403 - Curtain
404 - Four *Channel ***
0 (All) **
2 (401,402,403)
4 (404)
W*
B
G
I
W*
B
G
I
* Stock colors.
** Blank housing for plenums mounts on MP2X mounting plate.
*** Standard with enunciation lights and electrical latching.
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105.7.2
PPUV - 100-277v Universal Voltage 20A Lighting Relay
The PPUV is a self powered SPST, NO (Type A)
lighting relay that can be directly connected to
CoreNet sensors and controllers. It features
Zero Arc Point Switching for extended contact
life and universal voltage input for 120-277 applications. The PPUV is plenum rated and easily
mounts either inside or outside a standard electrical boxes or inside a fluorescent ballast cavity.
When used with the LS230 or TR401 relay drivers it can be configured for NC, NO, or electrically latched operation. When used with the
TR404 inside PPH relay panels it is electrically
latched and provided with on/off enunciation
lights.
FEATURES
PPUV - 20A 100-277v lighting relay.
Physical
 Universal voltage (100-277 VAC; 50/60Hz)
 20A lighting loads
 Size: 3.69”x2.33”x1.36”
 Zero arc point switching for maximum contact life.
 Mounts through a 1/2” KO with included 1/2” lock nut.
 Plenum rated
 Housing Material: High impact, plenum rated 94-5V
plastic
 UL and cUL listed
 Color: Black
 5-year warranty
SPECIFICATIONS
Environmental
 Indoor use only
Electrical
 Operating temperature: 32-104ºF (0-40ºC)
 UL and cUL listed
 Relative humidity (non-condensing): 0-95%
 100-277 VAC; 50/60Hz
 Relay contact ratings:
Warranty: 5 Year limited warranty on defective materi-
 20A: 120VAC Incandescent
als and workmanship excludes consequential damages.
 20A: 120 or 277 VAC ballasts
 1HP: 120 or 277 VAC motor load
 Sustained switching current - 0.6 mA
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105.7.2
RPH - DALI Relay Panels
Made in USA
508A
CoreNet DALI Relay Panels are a versatile family of networked relay panels
that mount on standard Hoffman electrical pull-boxes and swing-out for easy
field access and relay replacement.
Each relay has a standard DALI address
and accepts all relevant DALI settings
including groups and scene presets. Relays can be controlled locally with enunciated on/off buttons and remotely with
two and four button controllers and the
CoreNet Scheduler.
FEATURES
 Relays are standard CoreNet PPUV 20A lighting relays








with zero crossing switching and universal voltage for
100-277v lighting loads. (See PPUV data sheet)
Zero crossing point switching minimizes relay-contact
wear from arching and high inrush loads.
Relay are replaceable with standard CoreNet PPUV
relays and the four channel relay controller is replaceable with the standard CoreNet TR404 controller.
Relays can be operated locally or remotely and support
all relevant DALI settings including scenes and groups.
Enunciation light by each manual on/off button provides
visual confirmation of current state.
Integrates with CoreNet user controls, sensors, and
distributed relays.
Mounts on a standard Hoffman pull-box.
Expandable and scalable.
Electrically latched operation returns relays to their previous state when DALI control power is cycled.
RPH DALI Compliant Relay Panel - Provides manual
on/off enunciated operation and mounts on standard
Hoffman pull box enclosure. (8 relay panel show. Enclosure not included).
Enclosure
 Hoffman pull box (not provided). See Hoffman Pull Box
Table for sizing.
Physical




Size: See Hoffman Pull Box Table
Material: 16 gauge cold rolled steel
Color: Black
Finish: Power coat
Environmental




Indoor use only
Operating Temperature Range: 0 to +55°C
Storage Temperature Range: -10 to +85°C
DALI Command Response
 Scene and level command values:
SPECIFICATIONS

Electrical

 UL 508A certification
 DALI Input voltage - 12 -22.5 vdc
 DALI Input current 


4 channel
8 channel
12 channel

1-254
0
255
Warranty: Limited 3 years on defective materials and
workmanship.
9 mA
17 mA
26 mA
Relays
 CoreNet PPUV
on
off
(mask) = no change
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105.7.2
RELAY SYSTEM SCHEMATIC
Relay Configuration - relays in different panels
connected to the same DALI network bus may configured to operate together by assigning them to the
same DALI group.
Lighting
Power
RPH relay panels. Add additional panels
as required to provide the total number of
required relays.
Conduit - Lighting
power conduit with
combined power and
DALI network wires.
To additional
equipment
Class 2 conversion box
Electrical box– standard NEMA electrical
box.
RT03 Bus Supply
Class 2, 2-wire cable to
sensors and user controls.
Lighting
Trunk
Network
TR218-2
User
Control
TR218-2
User
Control
LS230
Combo Sensor
HOFFMAN* PULL BOX MODEL
RPH Model
Relays
Model Number
(Size in inches)
RPH-4
4
ASE12x12x4
RPH-8
8
ASE16x12x4
RPH-12
12
ASE24x12x4
*Pull box not included. Hoffman is a trade name of Pentair Technical Products, www.hoffmanonline.com
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RPH ORDER NUMBER
RPH - X
Model
RPH
Relays
4
8
12
105.7.2
FIELD WIRING
4
1
2
3
120-277v
N
Red
Red
Blk
Wht
PS
LD
Parts List
1
Electrical panel power bus
2
Electrical panel neutral bar
3
CoreNet PPUV Relay
4
CoreNet relay panel enclosure
LD
PS
Symbols Legend
PS
IDC tapping connector
Terminal block or butt splice as necessary to
convert to stranded wire and change wire
gauge.
Wire nut or equivalent connector that can be
easily removed and reinstalled if relay
replacement is required.
LD
Relay power supply.
Switched load.
Field wiring per project and local jurisdiction
requirements.
20A Circuit breaker.
Relay panel wiring. Stranded copper with
insulation to match field wiring. #14 unless
stated or required otherwise.
Relay.
Relay connected wiring.
FIELD LABELING
Label Legend
Address
Zone/Circuit
No.
Address - DADALI
LI address
Address
address
Zone/Circuit - Control zone and/or
Control zone name or room
switched circuit.
number and/or switch circuit
No. - Relay nupanel
mber and number
Panel - Relay panel number
No. Bus Suppl y - Relay
DALInumber
bus supply equipment
nu
mber
and/or
IP address.
Panel
Relay panel
number
DALI Bus - DA LI bus (0 or 1) feeding
Bus Supply
DALI bus supply equipment
this panel. number and/or IP address.
Zone/Circuit
DALI Bus
Panel
Bus Supply
DALI Bus
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DALI bus number (0 or 1)
105.7.2
RT03 - Dual Bus DALI Power Supply. Router, and TCP/IPDALI Gateway
Made in USA
Energy Management
The RT03
bridges the gap
between the
fragile world of
high-speed TCP/
IP networks and
the noisy, rough
and tumble
world of devicelevel networks. It has two full power DALI networks
(commonly called buses and sometime loops) that can
operate independently or be bridged together to form
extended DALI groups. Individual routers can also be
stand alone or networked together to create interactive whole-buildings control systems.
120 N 277
Primary Pwr
Class 1 DALI
Loop 1 Loop 2
Bottom Plan View
Ethernet
Class 2 DALI
Loop 1 Loop 2
Pwr
Bus
Fail
1
Bus
Fail
2
Mounts on 4-11/16” electrical box
4-11/16 Sq Electrical Box (not included)
Side Elevation
The RT03 mounts directly on NEMA
4-11/16 deep electrical box.
FEATURES







Two fully rated DALI control buses.
Suitable for use with both Class 1 and Class 2 DALI
circuits.
120/277 dual voltage primary.
10basT Ethernet port.
LED indicator lights for Ethernet (link, xmit, rec),
power-on, and DALI bus failure.
Mounts on standard NEMA 4-11/16 sq electrical
box.
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

Router level command set for high speed, parallel
processing and with minimum network traffic.
CoreNet’s Admin Lite lighting management software
included.
Up to 128 addressed devices per extended DALI
group.
105.7.2
SPECIFICATIONS


Electrical






Primary - 120/277vac, 12VA
Bus Ratings - 16vdc nominal, 190mA Connected Load
250mA Charging
UL listed for Class 1 and Class 2 DALI bus wiring.
Terminals - 5mm screw clamp terminal blocks rated for
18 AWG solid or 16-18 AWG stranded copper wire.
Grounded secondary.

Material - Cover 18ga steel, Base 16ga steel.
Finish - Black zinc platting and textured black metal
power coat.
Mount - 4-11/16 sq electrical box.
Networking



10basT Ethernet
One IP address per router
2 DALI buses may be logically linked by group to allow up
to 128 addressed devices per group.
Housing
Environmental

 Operating Temperature Range: 0 to +55°C

Rating - NEMA 1 for indoor use only
Nominal Size - 4-11/16 sq x 2 inches
Individual User
Workstations
Building System
Operator
Workstations
Additional Routers
as Needed
 Storage Temperature Range: -10 to +85°C
Lighting System
Computer
Ethernet 10basT network cable.
Ethernet
Hub
277/120v
Ethernet
Hub
277/120v
RT03
Router 1
DALI
Loop 1
RT03
Router 2
DALI
Loop 2
DALI
Loop 1
DALI
Loop 2
WIRING LEGEND
System Wiring Diagram - Connect RT03 routers as
needed to create control networks of any size. Each
router serves as both DALI power supply and an
Ethernet to DALI gateway.
120/277v Device Power
Ethernet - Class 2
DALI Local Net - Class 1 or 2
ORDERING:
RT03 - 120/277 volt dual bus power
supply and router. Includes DALInet™
System Management software.
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105.7.2
Network Accessories - Serv1,2,3 - System Controller &
Server
Industrial grade, 2U rack mounted PC computer with keyboard and monitor ports but
intended for use as a “blind” server.
Comes complete with rack mounting hardware and MS XP Pro operating system, and
two NIC cards for connecting to the lighting control network and the Internet or
building Intranet.
Serv1,Serv2,Serv3 - Industrial grade, rack mounted,
2U lighting servers with three levels of functionality.
DESCRIPTION
Rack mount Computer - 19" 2U Industrial Rack
Mount Case, Intel Core i3, i5 or i7 CPU, Intel
Motherboard, H55 Express Chipset, 1GB DDR3
1333MHz RAM, SATA DVDROM, GbE LAN,
250GB SATA HDD, Onboard Audio, 12 x USB
2.0, 300W P/S




Type: 19" 2U Rack Mount Case
Construction: Heavy-duty cold-rolled steel

Drive Capacity: Exposed 1 x 5.25" and 1 x 3.5"
drives

Cooling: 1 8cm ball-bearing fan

Front Panel Indicators: 1 x pwr on/off, 1 x HDD

Front Panel Controls: 1 x pwr on/off, 1 x system
reset

Front Panel Connectors: 2 x USB

Dimensions: 19" W x 19.6" L x 3.5" H

300W 115/230V ATX auto switching power supply

Maximum Expansion Card Length: 9.5"
Intel Motherboard: Features H55 Express Chipset
- Intel® Core™ i7, Intel® Core™ i5, Intel® Core™
i3, and Intel® Pentium® Socket 1156 processor
support.
Processor: Includes Intel's new 32nm 2.8GHz Intel
Pentium Dual Core Socket 1156 G6950 Processor (Upgradeable to Core i3, i5 and i7 Processors) Graphics Controller Built Into the Processor.
Memory: Includes 1GB DDR3 1333MHz System
Memory - (Upgradeable to 16GB) - Memory Con



SPECIFICATIONS




Hard Drive: 250GB Western Digital 7200RPM SATA
HDD.
LAN: 2 Onboard Gigabit LAN NIC cards
Video: VGA, DVI-D and HDMI connectors for dual
independent display for processors with Intel®
Graphics Technology (included on all processors
except the i7 Processor, for graphics support using
the i7 processor, please add video card and riser)
Audio: 8-channel (5.1+ 2 independent multistreaming) audio subsystem with three
USB: Support for USB 2.0 devices
LAN Support: 10/100 Mbits/sec LAN subsystem
using the Intel® 82562GX/82562 PLC device
Peripheral Interfaces:

Eight USB 2.0 ports

One serial port

One parallel port

Four Serial ATA interfaces

One parallel ATA IDE interface with UDMA 33,
ATA-66/100 support

One diskette drive interface

PS/2 keyboard and mouse ports

Expansion Capabilities:

3 Expansion Slots:
SOFTWARE



OS: MS Windows XP Pro
Support: MS Access and Excel
Other: Additional CoreNet software and utilities as
required.
troller Built Into the Processor.
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105.7.2
Network Accessories - ES16,24 - Ethernet Switch
Industrial grade 16 and 24 port rack
mounted Ethernet switch. Intended for
use as the Main Switch typically mounted
adjacent to Lighting System Controller/
Server.
ES16,24 -16 or 24 port industrial grade rack or backboard mounted 1U Ethernet switch.
Specifications
• Network Ports
––JGS516: 16 10/100/1000 Mbps twisted-pair RJ-45
ports
––JGS524: 24 10/100/1000 Mbps
twisted-pair RJ-45 ports
• Performance
–– Switching bandwidth:
JGS516: 32 Gbps
JGS524: 48 Gbps
–– Forward rate (1000 Mbps port): 1,480,000 packets per sec
–– Forward rate (100 Mbps port): 148,000 packets
per sec
–– Forward rate (10 Mbps port): 14,800 packets per
sec
–– Jumbo frames latency (1000 to 1000 Mbps): 20
μs max
–– Packet buffer memory: 2 Mb
–– MAC address database: 8,000
–– Mean time between failures (MTBF):
JGS516: 309,000 hours (~ 35 years)
JGS524: 230,000 hours (~ 26 years
–– Acoustic noise: 40 dB
• Power Consumption
–– 100-240V; 50-60 Hz; plug is localized to country
of sale
–– JGS524: 16W max
–– JGS516: 11W max
• Standards Compliance
–– IEEE 802.3i 10BASE-T Ethernet
–– IEEE 802.3u 100BASE-TX Fast Ethernet
–– IEEE 802.3ab 1000BASE-T Gigabit
Ethernet
–– IEEE 802.3x flow control
• Status LEDs
–– Unit: power
–– Per network port: Link, activity, speed
• Physical Specifications
––Dimensions (h x w x d): 43 x 330x 207 mm (1.7 x
13 x 8.2 in)
––Weight:
JGS516: 1.62 kg (3.57 lb)
JGS524: 1.72 kg (3.79 lb)
• Environmental Specifications
–– Operating temperature: 0° to 50° C (32° to 122°
F)
–– Operating humidity: 90% maximum relative humidity, non-condensing
–– Storage temperature: -20° to 70° C (-4° to 158o
F)
–– Storage humidity: 10 to 95% relative humidity
• Electromagnetic Compliance
–– CE mark, commercial
–– FCC Part 15 Class A
–– VCCI Class A
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105.7.2
Mounting Plates
MP2X - TR Controller Mounting Plated
Mounting plate for TR zero button controllers attaches to
standard NEMA 11B deep electrical boxes. Holds 1 or 2
controllers and can be plenum mounted. Cover has holes
for indicator light and four 1/32” holes for accessing circuit
board mounted switches to allow field testing and configuration.
MP2H - Bus Supply Mounting Plate -
Designed to
mount inside a Hoffman 24x24” A24N24ALP enclosure to create a field assembled bus supply cabinet with capacity for up
to 6 RT03 bus supplies and an optional 8 port Ethernet switch.
Pre-punched Mounting Plate -
MP2X shown with single
TR controller attached.
Reduce Network Cables - Use this cabinet mounted
switch and universal power supply to connect cabinets to
the main Ethernet switch with a single cable.
ESD8- Industrial grade 8
port DIN rail mounted
Ethernet switch
PSD30- 30W, 100-277V,
DIN rail mounted universal
power supply
MP2H - Mounting plate for up to 6 RT03 Bus Supplies. Designed to be mounted inside a Hoffman 24x24” hinged cover
NEMA 1 enclosure part number A24N24ALP. Comes complete step-by-step instructions, recommended BOM, and assembly pictures.
MPCV - (Note Shown) - Plate for covering unused RTO3
openings. Assembled Bus Supply Cabinet showing
contractor supplied enclosure, mounting
hardware, terminal blocks, and DIN rail.
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105.6
Software - Configuration, Maintenance, Management
DALI COMMISSIONER






Add devices to the control bus—use this feature when adding a DALI actuation device to an
already existing group of devices, or when replacing a ballast.
Initialize all devices—This feature is used when
first addressing an entire bus.
Arbitrate duplicate addresses—Will rectify a
situation where 2 devices have the same address.
Find Active devices— Displays all of the address currently visible on a bus.
Remove short address—Removes the short
address from a DALI device
Set short address— Used to change the address
of a DALI actuation device.
ADMIN LITE - Control, Configure and Query software to Startup and Manage Starfield Control’s
line of DALI control devices and standard DALI ballasts. (requires RT03 Dual Bus Power supply and
Admin Lite Capabilities

Direct Connect or connect through an Ethernet
network

Database Architecture

Build sets of devices for fast, intuitive startup
and control

Ballast replacement settings

Daylighting setup

Controller property query

Real-time batch queries

Runs on any PC or Laptop using Windows XP
Pro or Home editions
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105.7.2
DATABASE BUILDING

Select individual Routers by IP Address and by
bus (Requires RT03 Dual Bus Power Supply/
Network Router) note: networking of RT03
Routers not required for local control.

Automatically draws in addressed devices to create database records

Configuration and control individual or groups of
addresses.

Once configured, the search engine can find devices by individual address or by group address
Use Search buttons to find individual or
group addresses and press then press the
add button to move them into the Modification window.
SCENE BUILDER - Scenes of Presets are a powerful and versatile capability for controlling small to large
groups of lights.
Building Scenes
1. What is a Scene? - Scenes derive their name from
theatrical scenes where each DALI object can be
thought of as an actor within a group of actors.
DALI scenes are similar. Each object can have up
to16 roles and each role can be any light level
between off (0) to full bright (254) or Mask (255)
(or do nothing). When the director—in the form of
a goto scene command—calls a scene then all the
actors in the designated group go to their preassigned light level or stay at their present value if
their scene value is Mask.
3. Scene Builder
 Master Group - Scenes typically encompass a
whole room or master group. If subgroups are
used they are typically organized by fixture types
or geographical important groups like fixtures over
a blackboard or near an entrance.
 Selecting the Master Group - Use the “Filter-byGroup” This will simplify the process by reducing
the addresses in the Device list box to only those
objects within a scene control zone.

Determining Scene Numbers—Before
modifying or creating a new scene, determine
what scenes numbers are being called by the
room scene controller(s). .
fresh by erasing previous scenes. This is done by
moving all the room objects into the Modification
window and choosing the Mask level
 Start Fresh—When creating a new scene, start
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105.7.2
QUERY - DALI property values are stored in
the Admin database the DALI objects themselves. Use query to display and refresh these
values.
BUS BRIDGING - Need to control an entire
facility from a single switch? Bridging does the job.
DALI BALLAST REPLACEMENT - With 54 properties,
an operating DALI ballast can store a lot of data. The Admin Lite
ballast replacement program is designed to assist by maintaining all
those settings in a backup database where they can be quickly accessed and uploaded to replaced ballasts.
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105.7.2
DAYLIGHTING
spaces without manual controls but in offices, classrooms, and other spaces with manual controls a fixed
What is Daylighting? - Like a thermostat maintaining a
setpoint is often in conflict with user wishes.
constant temperature, daylighting seeks to maintain a
TM
constant light level. This is accomplished by measuring Lumestat - CoreNet’s LumeStat system is designed
for daylighting areas with manual controls. Like fixed
ambient light in a space and then adjusting the electric
setpoint control, it maintains a setpoint but that setpoint
lights up or down.
is re-captured each time the lights are adjusted.
Methods of Control - Lighting control systems are eiSetpoint Max - Maximum allowed setpoint typically set
ther switched or continuous dimming. Both methods
at or near the 100% electric light level. Determined by
work with a setpoint but because a switched system is
System Administrator to prevent capturing overly bright
either on or off setpoint maintenance is more coarse
setpoints from being captured by the LumeStat when
than a continuous dimmed system.
bright sunlight is present.
Fixed Setpoint - Conventional daylighting used a fixed
or static setpoint. This approach works well for public
Definitions
SETPOINT CAPTURE
What is Setpoint Capture? - Daylight sensor readings must be calibrated to account for mounting
height, location, room geometry, reflectance, and electric lights output.
Start - After selecting a controller, use the LL button
(14.11) to read the current light level and then fill in
the daylighting properties discussed below before going to then next page to schedule the capture.

Controller - Select from pull down list.

Zone Control Method - Select “Switched” for relay systems and “Dim” for continuous dimming.

Daylight Mode - For dim systems select Fixed or
LumeStat.

Sensitivity - Update frequency in seconds.

Xmit Group - DALI group being controlled.
Setpoint Capture Screen
SETPOINT CAPTURE SCHEDULE

Set a time and date for calibration and setpoint
capture .
Setpoint Capture Schedule
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105.7.2
System Scheduling - CoreNet’s powerful scheduling software for systems with CoreNet System Controllers allows Owners to customize the operation of their facilities.
Who? - Create selection sets of ballasts, relays,
controllers, and sensors.
What? - Create execution scripts for the selection
sets to include:
GoTo level

GoTo scene

Enable or disable Occupancy sensors

Enable or disable Daylight sensors

Enable or disable controllers/buttons

When? - Schedule single or recurring
scripts to set or astronomical times.
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Founded in 1997, Starfield Controls is a digital lighting control specialist offering:
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