LMS Wireless Kinetic switch

This article shows how to connect a Kinetic switch when you have a Dongle connected and luminaire are identified.

Necessary components

Requires a Glamox Wireless Radio luminaire with Generation 4 sensor with firmware version 6.9.24 or newer, if you have older software go to article Updating LMS WIRELESS DONGLE Checking & updating firmware


Step by step instructions

1. Enabling the Kinetic Master Luminaire:

Make sure the desired luminaire is on firmware version 6.9.24 or newer.

1.1. Enter the Luminaires tab [1] and choose to open the configure option. Click on the desired luminaire with CPW2-sen or other WR-G4 device [2] to pair with the Kinetic switch (this will act as the Kinetic Master).

1.2. Click ‘Configuration' [3] and tick the ‘Enable EnOcean’ box (EO) [4]. A virtual Kinetic switch device will appear next to the device on the drawing [5]. The Kinetic Switch ID will be the digits of the luminiare and a zero (on the drawing you will see a shortcut).

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If you have a problem with stuck Kinetic Switch go to Kinetic switch troubleshooting troubleshooting article.


2. Establishing Links for Scene Control

To perform these actions go to the Luminaires tab and to the Link option [6].

2.1. Linking Kinetic Switch Master luminaire and Kientic Switch to self

Click on the Kinetic Switch Master luminaire [7] and select ‘Link to Self' [8]. Then do the same thing for the Kinetic Switch device

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2.2. Linking virtual Kinetic switch device to Kinetic Master luminaire

Draw a directional presence link from the virtual Kinetic switch [9] to the Kinetic switch Master luminaire [10] .

2.3. Linking to other Wireless Radio devices

Draw directional prescence links from the virtual Kinetic switch device [11] to other surrounding devices which need to be controlled by the Kinetic switch.

You can also create presence links by highlighting the devices you want to be linked and click ‘Link from x', using the virtual Kinetic switch device serial ID.


3. Creating and Assigning the Kinetic Switch Scene Profile/Settings:

We now need to create dedicated profiles for the Kinetic switch to work from.

3.1. Enter the ‘Profiles’ tab [12] and from the drop down menu [13] , choose ‘NEW PROFILE’.

3.2. Make sure the Controller type is set to SceneController [14] and make sure the Driver Type [15] has a ‘PowerOn’ level set to at least 1 W [16].

3.3. Save the changes [17] and remember the profiles number, you will be needing it later.

3.4. In the ‘Luminaires’ tab, select the new Virtual Kinetic Switch device [18]. Go to ‘Configure’ [19] and from the ‘Profile’ dropdown menu [20] select the newly created Kinetic switch scene profile.

3.5. Enter the ‘Scenes’ tab [21] and select the ‘Kinetic Switch Master’ on the drawing [22].

3.6. If you are commissioning a 2-way Kinetic switch, click the 2-Way button option [23]. If you are commissioning a 4-way Kinetic switch, select the 4-way option [24].

3.7. You now have three options for button one (On / Dim Up) and button 2 (Off / Dim Down). Please select the most relevent option for your application [25].

 

 

On / Dim UP

100%

When selected, linked lights will turn on at 100% lamp level.

OnLevel

When selected, linked lights will turn on at set profile OnLevel.

Custom

When selected, it enables the user to set a ‘custom’ Lamp level.

 

 

Off / Dim Down

0%

When selected, linked lights will turn on at 0% lamp level.

Standby Levels

When selected, linked lights will turn on at set profile Standby Level.

Custom

When selected, it enables the user to set a ‘custom’ Lamp level.

3.8. For button three (Scene 1 / Warmer) and button four (Scene 2 / Cooler), please enter a custom Lamp level [26] and click Save.

3.9. If you want to remove automatic linked luminaire profiles, please select ‘Custom’ [27] in the Profiles drop down box. You will then be able to remove profiles from the linked list [28].


4. Pairing Kinetic Switch to Kinetic Master luminiare

4.1. Click on the virtual Kinetic Switch Luminaire [24].

4.2. Click the ‘Pair’ button [25] to activate commissioning mode.

4.3. Perform the following steps on the physical Kinetic switch:

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