TM RTA-RX-F-SC Radio Frequency Controller LISTED 243CTM Visual Environment Control system accepts...

Attention Contractors...

Radio Frequency VisualEnvironment Control SystemInstaller’s GuideA Step-by-Step Guide for Installing,Operating and Maintaining a CompleteLutron RadioTouchTM Visual Environment Control System

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2 Step by Step instructions for RadioTouch Controller

Overview

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Tabletop TransmittersWallbox Transmitters

DescriptionThe RadioTouchTM Visual Environment Control systemaccepts inputs from multiple Radio Frequency (RF)transmitters, occupant sensors, and a photosensor tocontrol zones of lighting, AC Motorized Window Treat-ments, and other equipment controlled by switchclosure outputs.

System RatingsVoltage – 120VAC or 277VAC, 60 Hz

Current – Fully loaded 20 Amp circuit breaker(16 Amps) of Lutron Dimming Ballast Load(RTA-RX-F and RTA-RX-F-SC).

16 Amps maximum for switchingincandescent, electronic fluorescent ballasts,magnetic fluorescent ballasts, and HID usingthe RadioTouch Switchpack (RTA-RX-SW).

Switch Closure Outputs – Not to exceed 30VDC and1/3 Amp.

Inputs Controller Outputs

Fluorescent Lighting Load

• Phase control for Lutron Hi-lume® andEco-10TM dimming ballasts.

• 0-10 Volt control for Lutron 0-10 Voltdimming ballasts, 40 ballast maximum.

Tu-Wire® Dimming Ballast, Incandescent,Electronic Low-Voltage or Magnetic Low-Voltage Loads

• 2000 W/VA of Incandescent or MagneticLow-Voltage loads can be controlled usingthe Incandescent Interface (FDI-INC-2000)

• 1000 W of Electronic Low-Voltage loadscan be controlled using the Electronic Low-Voltage Interface (FDI-ELV-1000)

• 16A of Lutron Tu-Wire® dimming ballastscan be controlled using the Tu-Wire®Interface (FDI-FTU-16A-120)

Switch Closure Output(RTA-RX-F-SC only)

• 5 Class 2 momentary drycontact closures.

• To raise/lower amotorized projectionscreen, etc.

• AC Motorized WindowTreatments, etc.

Lutron Shades(RTA-RX-F-SC only)

• Sivoia® window treatments

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3Step by Step instructions for RadioTouch Controller

Table of Contents

Step-by-Step InstructionsHardware Installation Page

Step 1: System wiring requirements ................................... 5

Step 2: Checking the line voltage ....................................... 6

Step 3: For retrofits, checking the lamp socketsfor dimming compatibility ........................................ 6

Step 4: Ballast and fixture wiring ........................................ 7

Step 5: Checking for proper socket wiring .......................... 7

Step 6: Determining a mounting location for theRadioTouchTM Controller ......................................8-9

Step 7: Wiring in Bypass ................................................... 10

Step 8: Testing the circuit .................................................. 11

Step 9A: Wiring the RadioTouchTM Controllerfor each zone of lighting ..................................11-12

Step 9B: Wiring the RadioTouchTM Controllers formultiple lighting zones .......................................... 13

Step 10: Wiring the RadioTouchTM SwitchpackControllers for each zone ..................................... 14

Step 11A: Wiring the RadioTouchTM Controller inBypass using Load Interfaces .............................. 15

Step 11B: Wiring the RadioTouchTM Controller usingLoad Interfaces ..................................................... 16

Step 11C: Mounting the Load Interface ................................. 17

Step 12: Mounting the RadioTouchTM Controller ................. 17

RadioTouchTM antenna positioning ........................ 17

Step 13: Testing the RadioTouchTM Controller ..................... 18

Step 14: Wallbox Transmitter wiring .................................... 18

Step 15: Mounting the Wallbox Transmitters ....................... 19

Step 16: Addressing the Wallbox Transmitter to theController .........................................................19-20

Step 17: Installing Occupant Sensors ................................. 21

Step 18: Wiring the Occupant Sensor ...........................22-23

Step 19: Configuring the Controller for an unoccupiedlight level ............................................................... 24

Step 20: Configuring the Controller for Manual ON orAutomatic ON occupant sensor operation ............ 24

Step 21: Determine the mounting location for thePhotosensor ......................................................... 25

Step 22: Mounting the Photosensor ................................... 25

Step 23: Wiring the Photosensor ........................................ 26

Step 24: Testing the Photosensor ....................................... 26

Step 25: Setting the Photosensor for the space ................. 27

Step 26: Wiring to Lutron Sivoia® Motorized WindowTreatments ......................................................28-29

Step 27: Setting Sivoia® shade presets .............................. 30

Step 28: Wiring output switch closures to otherequipment ............................................................. 31

Step 29: Wiring and setup for AC Motorized WindowTreatments ......................................................32-35

Step 30: Wiring and setup for AC Motorized ProjectionScreens ...........................................................36-39

Step 31: Configuring the motor direction on the AC MotorController .............................................................. 40

Step 32: Wiring the RadioTouchTM Controller for usewith a GRAFIK Eye® System ................................ 41

Step 33A: Mounting the Tabletop Transmitter using theWall Bracket (optional) ......................................... 42

Step 33B: Mounting the Tabletop Transmitter using theSecurity Clip (optional) ....................................43-44

Step 34: Addressing the Tabletop Transmitter ...............44-45

Step 35: Labeling the Tabletop Transmitter ........................ 46

System Calibration

Step 36: Burn-in new fluorescent lamps ............................. 47

Advanced Programming & System Configuration

Addressing a Wallbox Transmitter ........................................49-50

Addressing a Tabletop Transmitter .......................................51-52

Deleting a Wallbox Transmitter .............................................53-54

Deleting a Tabletop Transmitter ............................................55-56

Deleting all Transmitters from a Controller ................................ 57

Setting the High End Light Level on a Controller ...................... 57

Adjusting Preset Light Levels - Remote Method ....................... 58

Adjusting Preset Light Levels - DIP Switch Method .................. 59

Setting the ON Light Level of an RTA-WX-2B - RemoteMethod ...................................................................................... 60

Setting the ON Light Level of an RTA-WX-2B - DIP SwitchMethod ...................................................................................... 60

Setting the dimmable Controller to operate with LutronHi-lume® FDB- or Eco-10TM ECO- Series dimming ballasts ....... 61

Setting the Controller for Emergency ON Operation ................. 61

Using RadioTouchTM Controllers to create preset lightingscenes ..................................................................................62-63

Resetting the Controller Light Levels to Factory Defaults ......... 64

Resetting the Controller to All Factory Default Settings ............ 64

Reference SheetsLoad Wiring

Wiring the Dimming Ballast(s) in Bypass ..........................65-66

Wiring the (0-10Volt) Dimming Ballast(s) in Bypass ............... 67

Fluorescent Ballast InformationFixture Voltage Map ............................................................... 68

TroubleshootingTroubleshooting Guide ......................................................69-71

Warranty and Technical AssistanceWarranty, Technical and Sales Assistance .............. Back Cover


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OverviewThe RadioTouch System provides the ability to controlyour visual environment from any location in a space.The RadioTouch Controller controls your Lutron fluores-cent dimming ballasts directly and provides a direct linkto Lutron Sivoia® Motorized Window Treatments andother A/V equipment. The RadioTouch SwitchpackController is able to switch 16A of high inrush loads.One RadioTouch Controller is required for each zone oflighting.

Controller ModelsRTA-RX-FThe RTA-RX-F can control one zone of lighting and ac-cept all inputs described below.

RTA-RX-F-SCThe RTA-RX-F-SC has the same capabilities as theRTA-RX-F with the addition of a direct control link toSivoia® Motorized Window Treatments, low-voltageswitch closure outputs, and control AC Motorized Win-dow Treatments and AC Motorized Projection Screensthrough an interface.

RTA-RX-SWThe RTA-RX-SW can switch one 16A high inrush light-ing circuit and accept inputs from Wallbox Transmitters,Tabletop Transmitters, and occupant sensors.

Sensor/Control InputsWallbox Transmitters - The Wallbox Transmitter allowsthe user to dim the lights from full to minimum, set andaccess preset light levels (if addressed to a dimmablecontroller) and turn the lights ON or OFF. The WallboxTransmitters must be within 35 feet of the Controller.Some models of this control may also be used to controlMotorized Window Treatments, Motorized ProjectionScreens, etc. depending on model number. Multi-loca-tion control is achieved by simply adding more Wallbox

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Transmitters and addressing them to the Controller. Upto 16 Wallbox and Tabletop Transmitter zones can beaddressed to a Controller.

Tabletop Transmitters - The Tabletop Transmitter allowsthe user to dim the lights from full to minimum, set andaccess preset light levels (if addressed to a dimmablecontroller), and turn the lights ON or OFF. Some modelsof this control may also be used to control AC MotorizedWindow Treatments, AC Motorized Projection Screens,etc. depending on model number. Multi location dimmingis available by simply adding more transmitters andaddressing them to the same Controller. The TabletopTransmitter is battery powered and may be locatedanywhere in a space within 35 feet of a Controller.

Occupant Sensor - The optional occupant sensorsupplies a signal to the Controller any time the space isoccupied. This signal tells the lights controlled by theRadioTouch Controller to turn on. An unoccupied signaltells the RadioTouch Controller to turn lights off or go toa minimum level.

Photosensor - The optional photosensor supplies asignal to the Controller indicating the ambient lightlevel. When enabled for use with a photosensor, theController will adjust lighting levels to a user definedsetting. A dimmable Controller must be installed andproperly wired to the photosensor.

Burn-in - This button on the Controller activates a 100hour lamp maximum light level to season the lamps andensure long fluorescent lamp life. The Controller statusLED is ON when activated, and the RadioTouch Con-troller will automatically remove itself from Burn-in afterthe 100 hour period. During the Burn-in period, theWallbox and Tabletop Transmitters will only turn thelights ON and OFF. All other lighting functions areignored. The 100 hours are counted only while thelights are turned to full ON. The 100 hour counter iscancelled if the Controller is manually removed fromthis mode by pressing the Burn-in button again or if thepower to that Controller is removed.

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Step 1: System wiring requirementsReview system wiring requirements and ensure properwires are pulled for hardware installation. Each zone oflighting requires a RadioTouch Controller.

Caution - Observe all local and nationalelectrical codes and Safety Standards.

Note: The maximum wire length for the load circuit is250 feet from the RadioTouch Controller to the furthestdimming ballast.

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Hardware InstallationBallast Wiring

Step 2: Checking the line voltageIf this installation is a retrofit, compare the line voltagerating (on the label) of the existing ballast(s) to therating of the ballast(s) being installed. All ballasts mustbe rated for the same line voltage.

Note - For Emergency Fixtures (fixtures that never turn offor have a battery back-up ballast in the fixture), call theLutron Technical Support Center, (800) 523-9466 forrestrictions and wiring requirements.

Step 3: For Retrofits, Checking the Lamp Sockets for Dimming CompatibilityDetermine if the lamp sockets in the fixture need tobe replaced.

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Existing Non-Dimming Ballast(s) Information

Warning - Operating the Dimming Ballast(s)with the wrong sockets in place will damagethe ballast(s) and void the warranty.

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• When replacing sockets, use Rapid Start sockets (aknife-edge variety, such as model #13053-UN byLeviton Mfg. Co., or a #660 Series by Triboro Mfg.Co., is recommended).

• A Rapid Start, 1-lamp ballast will normally have 6wires — (1) Hot, (1) Neutral, (4) lamp wires. A 7thwire, the Ground, may be present depending upon themanufacturer. This type of ballast does not requirenew sockets.

• Lutron ballasts must be located so that the maximumcase temperature is less than 75°C and the relativehumidity is less than 90%, non-condensing.

• Avoid situations where strong cold air drafts blowdirectly on bare bulbs (minimum start temperature is10°C).

• Good metal-to-metal contact between lamp pins andlamp holder contacts is necessary for proper dimmingperformance. Knife-edge sockets are recommended.

How to prepare the existing fixture for Dimming Ballasts

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Replace the lamp sockets with Rapid Start socketsNote that (2) 2 lamp ballasts will replace this ballast

Use the existing sockets, and the existing wiresNote that (2) 2 lamp ballasts will replace this ballast

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• Lamps must be mounted along their entire lengthwithin 1/2 inch (12.7mm) of a grounded metal reflectoror fixture housing.

• Compact fluorescent lamps must be 4 pin.

• Ballast cases and fixtures must be earth grounded.

• Yellow leads from the ballast should run to the lampend closest to the ballast.

• Ballasts are not designed for remote mounting. Totallength of wire from the ballast to the lamp socket isnot to exceed 7 ft. (2.1m) for T5 HO linear, T8, andT12, and not to exceed 3 ft. (0.9m) for T4 compactand T5 twin tube.


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Step 4: Ballast and fixture wiringPlease ensure that your ballast lamp wires are asfollows: Note: Wire colors shown are

for Lutron dimming ballastsonly.

Note: For 4 lamp fixtures,please see the ReferenceSection, page 54 for wiringdetails.

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Step 6: Determining a mountinglocation for the RadioTouchController

The RadioTouch Controller is mounted onto a 4" x 4"standard (1900) junction box (not included, but available- Lutron Part Number 241-496) or to the standard knock-out on the end of a fluorescent lighting fixture. TheRadioTouch Controller must be mounted within 35 feetof all transmitters in the system.

All power wire connections will be made in the 4" x 4"junction box or the fluorescent lighting fixture. All Class2 wire connections must be made within the front coverof the RadioTouch Controller.


Hardware InstallationMounting Location

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Why wire in bypass?This is a TEMPORARY WIRING SCHEME to test theballast wiring without a control. If there is a wiring prob-lem or a short in the circuit, this will prevent damage tothe RadioTouch Controller. Make the appropriate wireconnections for your ballast type using the wiring dia-grams below.

Step 7: Wiring in BypassWire your system in bypass as follows:

Hi-lume® FDB or Eco-10TM Ballast

Lutron 0-10 Volt Ballast

Hardware InstallationBallast Wiring Pre-test

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Danger - Locate and lock the supply breakerin the OFF position, or remove the supply fusebefore continuing.

Note: Lamp wires not shown,but must be in place and correctfor bypass testing.

Danger - Proper short circuit and overloadprotection must be provided at the distributionpanel. You can use up to a 20A maximumcircuit breaker for your installation.


Note: Lamp wires not shown,but must be in place and correctfor bypass testing.

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Hi-lume® or Eco-10TM Ballast and Control Wiring

Step 8: Testing the circuitTurn the input power ON after assuring that it is safe todo so.

Danger - Check that all loads on the circuit aresafe to have power applied before turning theinput power ON.

Once the wiring is tested, turn the input power backOFF at the supply breaker.


Lights should go to Full ON while in bypass.

Step 9A: Wiring the RadioTouchController for each zone oflighting

Turn Power OFF.


The RadioTouch Controller accepts 120V or 277V linefeeds. Controller wiring depends on the input voltage(see diagram below). The electronic fluorescentballasts, however, must be rated for the specific linevoltage that feeds the Controller.

Remove the bypass wiring connections previously made.

Connect the input feed wires and the output load wiresto the RadioTouch Controller as indicated in the wiringdiagram below and on the following page.

Hardware InstallationBallast Wiring Pre-test

Note: Lamp wires not shown,but must be in place and correctfor proper operation.

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Hardware InstallationWiring the Controller

Lutron 0-10 Volt Ballast and Control Wiring

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Important Capacity Note: Do not connect more than40, 0-10 Volt ballasts to a single RadioTouch Controller.


Step 9B: Wiring the RadioTouchControllers for multiplelighting zones

Turn Power OFF.


The RadioTouch Controller accepts 120V or 277V linefeeds. The Electronic Fluorescent Ballasts, however,must be rated for the specific line voltage that feedsthe Controller.


Connect the input feed wires and the output load wiresto the RadioTouch Controller as indicated in the wiringdiagram below and on the following page.

Hi-lume® or Eco-10TM Ballast and Control Wiring for multiple zones of light

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Wiring for Switching Loads

Step 10: Wiring the RadioTouchSwitchpack Controller foreach zone

Turn Power OFF.


The RadioTouch Switchpack Controller accepts 120V or277V line feeds. Controller wiring depends on the inputvoltage (see diagram below). The load circuit, however,must be rated for the specific line voltage that feeds theController.


Connect the input feed wires and the output load wiresto the RadioTouch Switchpack Controller as indicated inthe wiring diagram below.

Incandescent(16 Amps)

Fluorescent Electronic Ballast orFluorescent Magnetic Ballast(16 Amps)

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ElectronicLow Voltage(16 Amps)

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Motor Loads(1/3HP @120V,1/2HP @ 277V)

HID(16 Amps)

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Why wire in bypass?This is a TEMPORARY WIRING SCHEME to test the wiring without a control. If there is a wiring problemor a short in the circuit, this will prevent damage to the RadioTouch Controller. Make the appropriate wireconnections for your load type using the above wiring diagrams.

Step 11A:Wiring the RadioTouchController in Bypass whenusing Load Interfaces

Lutron Tu-Wire® Dimming Ballast Interface

Incandescent / Magnetic Low Voltage Interface and Electronic Low-Voltage Interface

Hardware InstallationInterface Wiring

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Note: Lamp wires notshown, but must be in placeand correct for bypasstesting.



The FDI-FTU-16A-120, FDI-ELV-1000 andthe FDI-INC-2000 operate on 120 volts only.

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Hardware InstallationWiring the Interface

Step 11B: Wiring the RadioTouchController using LoadInterfaces

Turn Power OFF.


The FDI-FTU-16A-120, FDI-ELV-1000 andthe FDI-INC-2000 operate on 120 volts only.

Ballast and Control Wiring Using the Tu-Wire® Interface (FDI-FTU-16A-120)

When using Load Interfaces, it may be necessary toadjust the preset light levels prior to use. (See AdjustPreset Light Levels on pages 58 through 60 aftercompleting wiring.)

Remove the bypass wiring connections previouslymade.

Connect the input feed wires and the output load wiresas indicated by the wiring diagrams below.

Note: Lamp wires notshown, but must be in placeand correct for properoperation.

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Step 12: Mounting the RadioTouchController

Using the two screws for the junction box cover, attachthe RadioTouch Controller to the junction box or closefixture ballast cover.

Caution - Be sure all the power wires arecompletely inside the junction box or fixturebefore tightening the mounting screws orclosing the fixture.

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For best performance do not position the receiverantenna parallel and in close proximity to another metalsurface (such as a fluorescent lighting fixture or thereceiver itself). The antenna should be at approximately a45° angle from these types of surfaces.

RadioTouch AntennaPositioning


Antenna at a45° angle Fluorescent lighting fixture

Step 11C: Mounting the LoadInterface

The Load Interface mounts into a 4 in. x 4 in. junctionbox with a minimum depth of 3 in. The Interfaces canalso be mounted in a 2-gang wallbox with a minimumdepth of 3 in. Note: The Load Interface must only bemounted into a metal junction box that is properlygrounded.

Caution - Be sure all the power wires arecompletely inside the junction box beforetightening the mounting screws.


Step 14: Wallbox Transmitter wiringNote: The RadioTouch Wallbox Transmitters may re-place any existing wall switch. The Wallbox Transmittersdo not switch line voltage. They transmit RF signals tothe Controller, which dims the lighting, turns the zoneON or OFF, and sends signals to other equipment, suchas Sivoia® shades.

Hardware InstallationWallbox Transmitters

Turn the input power ON after assuring that it is safe todo so.

Danger - Check that all loads on the circuit aresafe to have power applied before turning theinput power ON.

Once the wiring is tested, turn the input power backOFF at the supply breaker.

Danger - Locate and lock the supply breaker inthe OFF position, or remove the supply fusebefore continuing.

Lights should go to Full ON. To test dimming circuits,press the program button on the Controller and thelights should cycle from high to low end settling at 50%light. (To test switching circuits, press the programbutton on the Switchpack Controller and the lightsshould cycle ON and OFF). Press the program buttonagain to remove it from this mode.

Step 13: Testing the RadioTouchController

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Single or Multi-location control of a single zone:Model Function

Single or Multi-location control of one or more zones:Model Function Model Function

RTA-WX-C2LBEquipment controlled bymomentary dry contact closureoutputs

UP

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RTA-WX-C2SBEquipment controlled bymomentary dry contactclosure outputs

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RTA-WX-C3LBEquipment controlled bymomentary dry contact closureoutputs

Equipment controlled bymomentary dry contact closureoutputs

RTA-WX-C3SB

RTA-WX-S5SB Sivoia® shades with presets

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OFF RTA-WX-2BSW ON/OFF switched lighting

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Dimmable lighting with presetsRTA-WX-5B

RTA-WX-S2LB Sivoia® shadesOPEN

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ON/OFF switched lightingRTA-WX-SW

Dimmable lightingRTA-WX-1B



Step 15: Mounting the WallboxTransmitters

Mount the Wallbox Transmitters using the suppliedscrews.

Note: If the RTA-WX-1B or RTA-WX-SW control isbeing mounted next to other controls, break off the sidesections of the wallbox transmitter and of the adjoiningcontrols to allow them to fit. This will not affect the ratingof the RadioTouch Control. See instructions of othercontrols to determine if they need to be derated whenganging.

Install the Claro® wallplate (sold separately).

Turn ON the power after wiring is complete.

Step 16: Addressing the WallboxTransmitter to theController

Wallbox Transmitters must be addressed to theController(s) that they are intended to control. One Con-troller can be controlled by up to 16 Transmitters of anytype for multi-location control applications.

RTA-WX-5B and RTA-WX-S5SBStep A - Press and release the programming button onthe Controller. After the button is pressed the lights willcycle up and down for 3 seconds to notify you that youare in programming mode, and settle at 50% lightoutput. If you are using an RTA-RX-SW the lights willcycle OFF and ON. The Status LED will be in fast blinkmode. If no lights are being controlled by the receiver,you will not get visual feedback.

Step B - While in programming mode press the top 2buttons on the Wallbox Transmitter that you want tocontrol the Controller and hold for 5 seconds. The Con-troller will flash or cycle the lights OFF and ON if theController is connected to a lighting load. If no lights arebeing controlled by the receiver, you will not get visualfeedback.

Step C - Press the programming button again to exitfrom programming mode. The lights will go to high endand the Status LED will return to slow blink mode. If youare using an RTA-RX-SW the lights will cycle OFF andON. To test the Wallbox Transmitter for lights, press thegray button and the lights should go OFF. Press anywhite button to turn the lights back ON. For Sivoia®shades, press any button and see that the shadesmove. If no response return to Step A and be sure tohold the buttons for 5 seconds while in Step B.

Step D - Repeat steps A – C for any other Controllersthat should be controlled by this Wallbox Transmitter.

Press and hold these twobuttons for 5 seconds

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Step A - Press and release the programming button onthe Controller. After the button is pressed the lights willcycle up and down for 3 seconds to notify you that youare in programming mode, and settle at 50% lightoutput. The Status LED will be in fast blink mode.

Step B - While in programming mode press and holdthe large center button on the Wallbox Transmitter for 5seconds. When the Controller has added the walltransmitter, the lights will flash or cycle OFF and ON.

Step C - Press the programming button again to exitfrom programming mode. The lights will go to high endand the Status LED will return to slow blink mode. Totest the Wallbox Transmitter press the large centerbutton and the lights should go OFF Press it again andthe lights should go back ON. If no response return toStep A and be sure to hold the button for 5 secondswhile in Step B.


Press and hold thisbutton for 5 seconds

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Step A - Press and release the programming button onthe Controller. After the button is pressed the lights willcycle up and down for 3 seconds to notify you that youare in programming mode, and settle at 50% lightoutput. If you are using an RTA-RX-SW the lights willcycle OFF and ON. The Status LED will be in fast blinkmode. If no lights are being controlled by this Controller,you will not get visual feedback.

Step B - While in programming mode press the topbutton on the Wallbox Transmitter and hold it for 5 sec-onds. When the Controller has added the walltransmitter, the lights will flash or cycle OFF and ON, ifthe Controller is connected to a lighting load.

Step C - Press the programming button again to exitfrom programming mode. The lights will go to high endand the Status LED will return to slow blink mode. If youare using an RTA-RX-SW the lights will cycle OFF andON.


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Check the Mounting Location:The occupant sensor location is important because itinfluences the operating range of the sensor. For peakperformance, install as follows:

• Give the sensor an unobstructed view of the room.• The sensor cannot detect motion behind glass or

walls (including partitions).• Partitions reduce the maximum room dimensions.• Keep the sensor away from the direct flow of air from

ventilation outlets, windows, or fans.• Place the sensor on the same wall as the doorway so

that traffic in a hallway will not be picked up asmotion in the room.

Note: To cover a larger area, 2 occupant sensors canbe wired in parallel (see Step 18 on page 22).

Hardware InstallationOccupant Sensor

Step 17: Installing OccupantSensors

Occupant sensors are motion sensors that send asignal to the RadioTouch Controller. The RadioTouchController can turn the lights ON when motion isdetected and OFF or to a minimum light level whenmotion is not detected.

Doorway Occupant Sensor


Step 18: Wiring the OccupantSensor

Make sure that the supply breaker to the RadioTouchController is OFF.

Connect the three conductors to the three occupantsensor wires as shown below.

Connect the appropriate wires to the RadioTouchController terminals 1, 2, and 3 or 4.


Note: The total current drawn for connected occupantsensors must not exceed 30mA. An auxiliary powersupply must be used if this rating is exceeded. Seewiring diagram below.

Hardware InstallationOccupant Sensor

One 24 Volt Sensor wired to one ControllerOne 15 Volt Sensor wired to one Controller



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