myRoom Prime Out-of-Box Functionality Guide

Overview

Out-of-Box/Basic Operation

The basic out-of-box operation allows anyone using the room to turn the lights in the room ON and OFF. Lights can be controlled via Palladiom keypads, QS sensor module or from any DIN power modules as described below. To complete wiring verification, complete each section which corresponds to the devices on your job.

Key Components:

• Palladiom QS Keypads
• DIN Power Modules
• Palladiom QS Room Thermostat (with occupancy sensor)
• Alena QS Wired Drapery Track
• Lutron HVAC Controller

Note: Only lights connected to QS wired load controllers, such as MQSE modules, will be controlled out of the box.

myRoom Testing

myRoom Palladiom Keypad Testing Procedure

Verify QS Link Wiring

1. Step 1: If the lights are OFF, press the top button on the keypad.

   Step 2: If the keypad is wired correctly to the lighting control modules, the lights will turn ON.

   Step 3: If the wiring to the Palladiom Thermostat(s) is correct, it will flash the back lights for 5 seconds.

2. Step 4: Press the bottom button on the keypad.

   Step 5: If the keypad is wired correctly to the lighting control modules, the lights will turn OFF.

   Step 6: If the wiring to the Palladiom Thermostat(s) is correct, it will flash the back lights for 5 seconds.

3. Step 7: Repeat for each Palladiom keypad on the link.

Note: If the keypad has 3 buttons and a raise and a lower (as shown in Figure 1), none of the buttons will turn the loads off. To test communication between modules and a 3BRL keypad, the loads need to be turned OFF from a different keypad, QSM or DIN power module and then turned ON using the 3BRL keypad. Alternatively, if load controllers are dimming and have been set-up manually, as described in the installation guide, the lamps will change light levels by pressing the lowest button.

myRoom Prime QSM Testing Procedure

Verify System Communication

1. Step 1: Press the program button on the QSM.

   Step 2: If the communication wiring is correct to the DIN Power modules, the lights in the room will toggle between turning on and off with each button press. A second press may be required before lights start to toggle.

2. Step 3: If the wiring to the Palladiom Thermostat(s) is correct, it will flash the back lights for 5 seconds.

   Step 4: Repeat for each QSM on the link.

myRoom Phase Adaptive and Switching Module Testing Procedure

Verify Device Load Wiring

Note: The load control modules must be installed in a panel covering the line voltage before following this procedure.

1. Step 1: Press a zone button, i.e. Zn. 1, on the module to toggle the zone. The LED on the module will come on when the output is on.

   Step 2: If the module zone is wired correctly, the correct light in the room will be toggled according to the load schedule.

2. Step 3: Repeat for each zone on each module to verify the load output wiring.

Verify QS Link Wiring

Note: The load control modules must be installed in a panel covering the line voltage before following this procedure. This step verifies the system wiring between the DIN power modules and other system components, not including the Palladiom Keypads. Verification of wiring to the Palladiom Keypads is checked during step 1.

1. Step 1: Press the 'Prog' button on a module.

   Step 2: If the communication wiring is correct, all the outputs on the DIN power modules will toggle between turning on and off with each button press. It may require a second press before lights begin to toggle.

2. Step 3: If the wiring to the Palladiom Thermostat(s) is correct, it will flash the back lights for 5 seconds.

   Step 4: Repeat for each DIN power module module on the link.

myRoom Switching Module CCO/CCI Testing Procedure

Verify CCO Wiring

Note: The load control modules must be installed in a panel covering the line voltage before following this procedure.

1. Step 1: Press the 'Prog' and 'Zn.1' button together. Verify 'Prog' and 'Zn.1' LEDs flutter for 1 second after pressing them together. This will cause the normally-open CCO to close.

   Step 2: Confirm state of 3rd party equipment attached to CCO. For example, if using the CCO to control the multifunctional input X1, X2 on a Lutron 230 V~ Thermostat (LR-HVAC-230-S), the device should enter Economy mode as indicated by turning on the [economy-mode-symbol] symbol on the display. Please note that each different 3rd party device may have additional set-up instructions to achieve the desired functionality. This set-up is not covered by this guide.

2. Step 3: Press the 'Prog' and 'Zn.2' buttons together. Verify 'prog' and 'Zn.2' LEDs flutter for 1 second after pressing them together. This will cause the normally-open CCO to open.

   Step 4: Confirm the state of 3rd party device connected to CCO. For example, if using the CCO to control the multifunctional input X1, X2 on a Lutron 230 V~ Thermostat (LR-HVAC-230-S), the device should exit Economy mode as indicated by the appearance of the [economy-mode-symbol] symbol. Please note that each different 3rd party device may have additional set-up instructions to achieve the desired functionality. This set-up is not covered by this guide.

Verify CCI Wiring

1. Step 1: Confirm you have access to the switching module (MQSE-XS1-D) connected to the door contact to be tested.

2. Step 2: Open the door contact to be tested. Remember to check whether your door contact is normally open or normally closed.

   Step 3: The 'Prog' LED on the MQSE-xS1-D will give 3-blink-pause-3-blink-pause feedback for 15 seconds.

3. Step 4: Close the door contact.

   Step 5: The 'Prog' LED on the MQSE-xS1-D will give 2-blink-pause-2-blink-pause feedback for 15 seconds.

myRoom Palladiom Thermostat Testing Procedure

See section 1, 2 and 3 for information about validating communication between a Palladiom Thermostat and Palladiom Keypads, DIN power modules and QSMs.

myRoom Lutron Shade/Drape Testing Procedure

Verify Shade Operation

Before verifying shades, confirm they are properly installed and their movement is not obstructed.

1. Step 1: Verify the shades are properly mounted and have no obstructions, then double-tap the closed limit button twice and verify that the shade is sent to the closed limit.

2. Step 2: Double-tap the open limit button twice and verify that the shade is sent to the open limit.

Note: If either limit is not set correctly, please see the individual product installation guide for re-setting these limits.

myRoom Prime Wiring Verification Summary Matrix

Notes:

• No response expected.
• ¹ Does not work for a 3BRL.
• ² Only applies to myRoom switching modules (MQSE-xS1-D).

Restoring Factory Defaults

If the functionality described throughout the document isn't observed, you may need to restore your unit to its factory default state. Restoring the factory default should be completed on each of the Palladiom keypads, Palladiom Thermostat, DIN power modules and QSMs. It is important to note that any associations or programming previously set up with the unit will be lost and will require re-programming.

To restore the factory defaults on DIN power modules or a QSM:

1. Triple-tap the ‘Prog' button on the device and hold it down until the LEDs begin to flash slowly.
2. After the LEDs begin flashing slowly, release the button and triple-tap the button again.
3. The LEDs will flash rapidly indicating the unit has been reset to the factory defaults.

To restore the factory defaults on Palladiom Keypads:

1. Triple-tap any button, except raise or lower, on the device and hold it down until the LEDs begin to flash slowly.
2. After the LEDs begin flashing slowly, release the button and triple-tap the button again.
3. The LEDs will flash rapidly indicating the unit has been reset to the factory defaults.

To restore the factory defaults on Palladiom Thermostat:

1. Triple-tap the power button [power-symbol] on the device and hold it down until the LEDs begin to flash slowly.
2. After the LEDs begin flashing slowly, release the button and triple-tap the button again.
3. The LEDs will flash rapidly indicating the unit has been reset to the factory defaults.

Pre-Startup Checklist

This checklist is to be completed after all Lutron equipment is fully installed per the installation instructions and prior to scheduling the startup of the Lutron system. A completed copy must be provided to the Lutron service representative. Wiring changes, corrections, or wiring re-verification that delay the startup process, such that additional time is required for Lutron to complete the startup, will result in additional charges.

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