Wallbox Input Closure Interface Programming Guide

Overview

The Lutron QSE-CI-WCI (WCI) is designed to accept up to eight contact closure inputs, which can be either maintained or momentary signals. This guide focuses on its use in QS standalone applications, where inputs are programmed directly on the unit using the program button, DIP switches, and LEDs.

Key features include:

The WCI unit features a central label with 'LUTRON QSE-CI-WCI' and 'INPUTS ENTRADA ENTRÉES COM'. Above this label are 8 DIP switches (labeled 1-8), and below are 8 contact closure input terminals (labeled 1-8). A 'Program Button' is also visible. The device has mounting points. A set of 8 LEDs (labeled 1-8) are also part of the interface.

A table associates colors with each Contact Closure Input (CCI): CCI 1 (Red), CCI 2 (Orange), CCI 3 (Yellow), CCI 4 (Green), CCI 5 (Blue), CCI 6 (Violet), CCI 7 (Gray), CCI 8 (White).

? Note: The WCI is designed to work with a contact closure keypad, which is provided by the customer and not included with the WCI.

Select Settings

The default settings of the WCI are for momentary inputs and raise/lower inputs on a contact closure keypad. These settings can be changed using the DIP switches on the WCI to match your specific application.

First, select the input type (Momentary or Maintained) using DIP Switch 2. Then, select the control function (Raise/Lower or No Raise/Lower) using DIP Switch 1. When DIP Switch 1 is ON, CCIs 7 (Gray) and 8 (White) function as Lower and Raise, respectively.

DIP Switch Functionality:

When DIP Switch 2 is set to ON (Momentary), all CCIs will operate as momentary. When DIP Switch 2 is set to OFF (Maintained), all CCIs will operate as maintained.

Diagram illustrates DIP Switch settings. DIP Switch 1 controls Raise/Lower (ON) or No Raise/Lower (OFF). DIP Switch 2 controls input type: Momentary (ON, default) or Maintained (OFF).

Enter Programming Mode

To assign QS devices or output devices to the WCI, you must first enter Programming mode. This is done by pressing and holding the Program button for 3 seconds.

The current functionality of the WCI can be determined by observing the LEDs. By default, the WCI displays a waterfall pattern where LEDs 1 through 6 scroll from left to right.

? When 'No Raise/Lower' is selected, LEDs 1 through 8 will be active in the waterfall pattern. For 'Shade' functionality, LED 1 and LED 8 will blink.

? The unit will return to normal operation automatically after 10 minutes of inactivity.

Flowchart illustrates the programming progression: From 'Normal Mode', press and hold the Program button for 3 seconds to enter 'Programming Mode' (for assigning devices). From 'Programming Mode', press and hold the Program button for 10 seconds to enter 'Advanced Programming Mode' (for changing functionality). The reverse path is also shown.

Programming Mode

Change Functionality

Changes to the WCI's functionality can be made using the Advanced Programming mode on the WCI unit itself, via a GRAFIK Eye® QS control unit, or through the Energi Savr Node™ app. If no functionality change is needed, proceed to the Programming Assignments section.

? The WCI cannot be used as a Partition controller.

WCI Advanced Programming Mode

To enter Advanced Programming mode, press and hold the program button for a full 10 seconds. The LEDs will turn off before the 10 seconds are up, but continue holding.

Once in Advanced Programming mode, all LEDs will blink once. Each press of the Program button cycles through the following functionality options:

After selecting the desired functionality, press and hold the Program button for 10 seconds to return to Programming mode. The LEDs will then reflect the newly selected functionality (refer to the 'Enter Programming Mode' section for LED indicators).

GRAFIK Eye® QS Control Unit

To change functionality using a GRAFIK Eye® QS control unit:

Energi Savr Node™ App

To change functionality using the Energi Savr Node™ app:

Programming Assignments

This section details how to assign devices and functions to the WCI's contact closure inputs (CCIs).

Scene or Scene + Off Functionality

Zone Functionality

Activate the CCI to be assigned or cycle through them by tapping the Program button. The flashing LED on the WCI indicates the selected CCI. To activate a CCI:

? Refer to the Configuration Table on page 11 for mapping of zones to CCIs.

Shade Functionality

? Preset buttons perform a 'stop-if-moving' function with Momentary CCI input. This functionality is not available with Maintained CCI input.

Shade Toggle Functionality

Activate the CCI to be assigned or cycle through them by tapping the Program button. The flashing LED on the WCI indicates the selected CCI. To activate a CCI:

Exit Programming Mode

To exit Programming mode, press and hold the Program button for 3 seconds until the LEDs turn off. The LEDs on the WCI will then return to their normal operating state.

? Verify that the programming is set as desired on the contact closure keypad before returning to the Mounting section of the Installation Instructions. Once the WCI and CCI keypad have been mounted, the WCI will no longer be accessible for programming.

Configuration Table

The following table details the functionality mapping based on DIP switch settings and contact closure inputs (CCIs).

FunctionalityDIP SwitchContact Closure Inputs (CCIs)
12Red (Input 1)Orange (Input 2)Yellow (Input 3)Green (Input 4)Blue (Input 5)Violet (Input 6)Gray (Input 7)White (Input 8)
SceneScene 1Scene 2Scene 3Scene 4Scene 5Scene 6Scene 7Scene 8
Scene 1Scene 2Scene 3Scene 4Scene 5Scene 6LowerRaise
Scene + OffScene 1Scene 2Scene 3Scene 4Scene 5Scene 6Scene 7Off
Scene 1Scene 2Scene 3Scene 4Scene 5OffLowerRaise
ZoneZone 1Zone 2Zone 3Zone 4Zone 5Zone 6Zone 7Zone 8
Zone 1Zone 2Zone 3Zone 4Zone 5Zone 6LowerRaise
Shade1, 2OpenPreset 1Preset 2Preset 3Preset 4Preset 5Preset 6Close
OpenPreset 1Preset 2Preset 3Preset 4CloseLowerRaise
Shade Toggle3, 4Group 1Group 2Group 3Group 4Group 5Group 6Group 7Group 8
Group 1Group 2Group 3Group 4Group 5Group 6LowerRaise

Key:

DIP Switch 1 & 2: ↑ indicates DIP Switch UP (ON), → indicates DIP Switch DOWN (OFF).

Functionality Key:

Notes on Shade Functionality:

1 For Shade functionality with maintained inputs: Asserting the CCI sends a command as described; unasserting the same CCI sends a 'stop' command to the assigned shades.

2 For Shade functionality with momentary inputs: If any assigned shade is moving when an input is asserted, all assigned shades will be commanded to stop ('stop-if-moving').

3 For Shade Toggle with maintained inputs: Each time the third-party switch is in the ON position, it cycles between Open and Close; the OFF position results in Stop.

4 For Shade Toggle with momentary inputs: Each press of the third-party button cycles through commands: Open, Stop, Close, Stop.

Contact Information

Internet: www.lutron.com

E-mail: product@lutron.com

World Headquarters (U.S.A.):

Lutron Electronics Co., Inc.
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