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Preparation...��2
ZNZ-ZN Overview.. . ��3
Installation Notes.. ��4
Retrofitting an Existing System.�� 5
Line Voltage Wiring and Connections.�� 6
Contact Closure Switch Wiring and Connections (Relays 1-6).. ��7
Contact Closure Switch Wiring and Connections (Grouping).��8
Contact Closure Switch Wiring and Connections (LED).. ��9
Programming Interface Explanations.��10
Programming Group Functions.��11
Programming LED Functions.. ��12
Address Dip Switches.��13
Option Dip Switches.�� 14
Termination Dip Switches.. ��14
LED Intensity Dip Switches. . .��14
Troubleshooting Guide.��15
Frequently Asked Questions.�� 16
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Pre p a rat i o n
Unpack the ZNZ-ZN and inspec t the contents for damaged or missing par ts. I f any problems ar ise,
please contac t Touch-Plate at 260.426.1 565 for assistance.
Pre c a u t i o n s
The ZNZ-ZN hardware is designed to be in environments that have a temperature range of 0-60°C
(non- condensing atmosphere). I nstalling in an environment outside of these parameters will
shor ten the life span of the hardware.
Touch-Plate recommends the use of 18 to 22 AWG wire for low voltage wir ing of contac t closure
produc ts and 18 AWG wire for all 24V power connec tions.
Al l 120VAC wir ing must use wire as specified by National Elec tr ic Code for load size and wire length.
Co mp at i b l e Hard ware
The ZNZ-ZN produc t can be a par t of a net wor ked, intelligent system with a Time -Keeper. I t can also
be a standalone item that can incor porate the following produc ts:
Contac t Closure Switches:
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5000 S er ies
G enesis S er ies
Classic S er ies
Eclipse S er ies
I ndustr ial S er ies
M ystique S er ies
R oyal S er ies
Ultra S er ies
Wa r ra nt y
T ouch-Plate
wa r rant s t h is p ro d u c t a ga in st d efec t s i n mate r i a l s o r wo r k ma n s h i p, u n d e r n o r ma l u s e, fo r a pe r i o d of O NE (1)
year from date o f sh ip m ent. I f a d efec t a r ises a n d a va l i d c l a i m i s re ce i ve d w i th i n th e Wa r ra nt y Pe r i o d, To u c h - Pl ate wi ll repai r
or repla ce the pro d u c t at n o ch a rge.
Th is wa r ra nt y does n o t a p p ly to :
a .
Da ma ge to u n it ( s) ca u sed by a cc id ent, a c ts o f G o d, i n a ppro pr i ate i n s ta l l ati o n , f a u l t y i n s ta l l ati o n , o r any
ne g ligent u se;
b.
Unit(s) wh ic h h ave b een su b j ec t to b e i n g ta k e n a pa r t o r o th e r w i s e mo d i f i e d ;
c.
Unit no t u sed in a cco rd a n ce wit h in s tr u c ti o n s ;
d.
The f in ish o n a ny p o r t io n o f t h e p ro d u c t, s u c h a s s u r f a ce a n d /o r we ath e r i n g, a s th i s i s co n s i d e re d nor mal
wea r a n d tea r ;
e.
No n-To u c h - Plate h a rd wa re in st a lled by th e u s e r ;
f.
Da ma ge c a u sed by No n -To u c h - Plate pro d u c ts ;
g.
Da ma ge c a u sed by o p erat in g t h e p rod u c t o u ts i d e th e pe r mi tte d o r i nte n d e d u s e s d e s c r i be d by
To uch- Plate;
h.
- o r- S p ecific p la n s o r S p ecific a p p lic ati o n re qu i re me nts, u n l e s s th e pl a n s a n d s pe c i f i c ati o n s h ave be en
for ward ed to To u ch - Plate a n d To u c h -Pl ate h a s a pprove d a n d a cce pte d th e pl a n s i n w r i ti n g.
Except a s provided in t h is wa r ra nt y, To u ch - Plate is n o t re s po n s i bl e fo r d i re c t, s pe c i a l, i n c i d e nta l, o r co n s e qu e ntial d amag es
resulting fro m a ny b rea ch o f wa r ra nt y o r co n d it ion , i n c l u d i n g bu t n o t l i mi te d to, I n s ta l l ati o n o r R e pl a ce me nt l a b or costs.
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ZN Z- Z N O ver view
The ZNZ-ZN is the effor tless lighting solution that allows for simple group control.
The ZNZ-ZN has the following options:
B
Ter mination DIP Switches
A
B
ALU
F
RS485 Connec tion to Time -Keeper M aster Controller
ALU
D
A
C
Programming I nter face
D
Contac t Closure Switch I nputs
E
Group I nputs
F
LED O utputs
G
Pilot Voltage S ettings
H
O ther Func tions DIP Switches
I
Address DIP Switches
C
D
J
I
E
J
Pilot I ntensit y DIP Switches
H
F
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I n s t a l l at i o n Notes
The ZNZ-ZN has relays which can be removed from the system if they ever need to be replaced. Use
the following diagram and instruc tions on how to remove the relay boards from the system.
A
I nser t flathead screwdr iver into the slot on the din rail clip.
B
Using the screwdr iver, pr y the clip away from the din rail.
C
Lif t the relay board up from the din rail and slide the relay board out.
A
B
C
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R e t ro f i t t i n g an E xist ing System
To cor rec tly update an existing system, be sure that the entire system is being updated. Power from
the circuit breaker MUST be tur ned off before removing any existing par ts. M ost systems that have
control stations with pilot lights must have those existing control stations replaced before br inging
power to the updated system.
Use the following instruc tions to cor rec tly label and remove the existing system.
A
Label all wires before or dur ing removal. Use the following char t to identify the wires that need labeled.
Wires to be Labeled
Low Voltage Switch Leg
Wire D escr iption
Low Voltage Switch Leg from the Switch to the R elay
Common
Common from the Switch to the Transver ter ( TPS/T VR)
Common
Common from the Switch to the Transfor mer (PL-6)
Line Voltage Switch Leg
Wire from the Breaker to the Transver ter ( TPS/T VR)
Breaker
Wire from the Breaker to the Lighting Load
B
Disconnec t the Transver ter (t ypically a T VR-1 or TPS -0120).
C
Disconnec t the line voltage from the relay (t wo wires from the base of the relay); many times the Hot wires are jumped together.
D
Disconnec t the low voltage from the relay (wires from the coil of the relay).
E
Disconnec t the pilot light transfor mer from the lighting load and control station(s). The line voltage wires connec ted to the pilot light transfor mer are no longer needed.
R emove the enclosure with all the relays, transver ter, and pilot light transfor mers F
d i s co n n e c te d. I f re u s i n g t h e e n c l o s u re, o n l y re m ove t h e re l ays, t ra n s ve r te r, a n d p i l o t l i g ht transfor mers.
A
E
E
C
D
A
A
A
B
A
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L in e Vo l t a g e Wiring and Connec tio ns
Use the line voltage wir ing connec tions diagram to setup your system. This diagram does not show
all possible connec tions and configurations.
The Z-6R15, Z-6R20, and Z-6R25L are all available with either a 120V or 277V feed. B e sure to only
use one of these t ypes, as the relay boa rd is not capable of handling both t ypes of feeds.
The ter minals labeled H-H6 are the hot ter minals. These come from the fac tor y with jumpers to
jump the ‘ hots’ together. These jumpers can be removed if each load has its own hot feed.
A
Connec t Switch Leg 1 from the lighting load to the ter minal labeled SW1. Continue to do the same for switch legs 2-6.
B
Connec t the neutral wires from each lighting load to the neutral bar.
C
Br ing a neutral feed from the breaker panel to the neutral bar. Br ing a neutral feed from the neutral bar to the ter minal labeled ‘N’.
D
Connec t the hot wire from the breaker panel to the ter minal labeled ‘H’.
E
Connec t the ground wire from the breaker panel to the ground bar or ground lug.
A
A
A
B
A
A
A
D
C
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Co nt a c t Cl o sure Switch Wiring and Co nnec tio ns ( Relays 1- 6)
Use the Contac t Closure Switch wir ing connec tions diagram to setup your system. This diagram
does not show all possible connec tions and configurations.
The Contac t Closure Switch I nputs are used when programming is not going to be used.
switches will be wired direc tly into the ter minal of the cor responding relay.
The
ALU
F
ALU
D
For example, if button 1 is to control relay 1, the wire would be brought into the ter minal labeled
‘R elay 1’.
A
Connec t the button 1 wire to the desired ter minal.
Continue to connec t all button wires to the desired ter minals.
Ter minals available are R elay 1, R elay 2, R elay 3, R elay 4, R elay 5, and R elay 6.
B
Connec t the common wires to the ter minal labeled ‘SC ’ (Switch Common).
B
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Co nt a c t Cl o sure Switch Wiring and Co nnec tio ns (G ro u ping )
Use the Contac t Closure Switch wir ing connec tions diagram to setup your system. This diagram
does not show all possible connec tions and configurations.
The pur pose of the Group Func tion is to define an ac tion for a group of relays.
ALU
F
ALU
D
The Contac t Closure Switch Group I nputs are used when programming is going to be used. The
switches will be wired direc tly into the ter minal of the cor responding Group. Programming will
need to take place before any of the buttons wor k proper ly.
For example, if button 1 is to control relays 1-3, the wire would be brought into the ter minal labeled
‘Group 1’.
A
Connec t the button 1 wire to the desired group ter minal.
Continue to connec t all button wires to the desired ter minals.
Ter minals available are Group 1, Group 2, Group 3, Group 4, Group 5, Group 6, Group 7, and Group 8.
B
Connec t the common wires to the ter minal labeled ‘SC ’ (Switch Common).
B
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Co nt a c t Cl o sure Switch Wiring and Co nnec tio ns ( LED)
Use the Contac t Closure Switch wir ing connec tions diagram to setup your system. This diagram
does not show all possible connec tions and configurations.
The LED outputs are used when LEDs are present on the Switches. These can be wired and used
whether the Contac t Closure Switch I nputs or Group I nputs are used.
The LED outputs cor respond to the LED location on the switch.
ALU
F
ALU
D
For example, when wir ing LED #4 on the switch, br ing the LED wire to the ter minal labeled ‘LED 4’.
A
Connec t the LED 1 wire to the desired ter minal.
Continue to connec t all LED wires to the desired ter minals.
Ter minals available are LED 1, LED 2, LED 3, LED 4, LED 5, LED 6, LED 7, and LED 8.
B
Connec t the common wires to the ter minal labeled ‘PC ’ (Pilot/LED Common).
B
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Ti m e -Ke e p er Wiring and Connec tio ns
Use the Time -Keeper wir ing connec tions diagram to setup your system. This diagram does not show
all possible connec tions and configurations.
The Time -Keeper will be wired direc tly into the ter minal labeled ‘RS485’ on the ZNZ-ZN.
A
Connec t the Ground wire to the ter minal labeled ‘S’ under the RS485 sec tion.
Connec t the - wire to the ter minal labeled ‘B ’ under the RS485 sec tion.
Connec t the + wire to the ter minal labeled ‘A’ under the RS485 sec tion.
A
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Ti m e -Ke e p er Notes
When a ZNZ-ZN is paired with a Time -Keeper, some of the settings change to ensure that they are
compatible with one another. Please re view the following if a Time -Keeper is par t of the system.
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A Time -Keeper paired with a ZNZ-ZN is only utilized to program events.
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The ZNZ-ZN will not allow LEDs to reac t to events programmed through the Time -Keeper.
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The Address and Option DIP Switches are only utilized if a Time -Keeper is par t of the
system. Pages 15 and 16 provide fur ther infor mation on the DIP Switches.
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Pro g ra m mi ng I nter face E xp lanatio ns
These explanations will help to understand each sec tion of the I nter face and its definition.
S ec tion
S etup
I tem
Button
D efinition
Press 1 time to tur n on programming control
Press and hold for 12 secs to clear the programming
Group
R elay
Ac tion
1
Controls Group 1
2
Controls Group 2
3
Controls Group 3
4
Controls Group 4
5
Controls Group 5
6
Controls Group 6
7
Controls Group 7
8
Controls Group 8
1
Cor responds to R elay 1
2
Cor responds to R elay 2
3
Cor responds to R elay 3
4
Cor responds to R elay 4
5
Cor responds to R elay 5
6
Cor responds to R elay 6
Non e
No ac tion will occur
On
The load tur ns on with a button press
O ff
The load tur ns off with a button press
Cycle
Each button press c ycles the load bet ween ON and OFF.
M aintain N.O.
The load is OFF dur ing a button press
M aintain N.C.
The load is ON dur ing a button press
Auto O ff 30 M ins I f the lights are off, they will tur n on. I n 30 minutes they will
tur n off. I f the lights are on, they will stay on. Af ter 30 minutes,
the lights will tur n off.
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I f the lights are off, they will tur n on. I n 1 hr they will tur n off. I f
the lights are on, they will stay on. Af ter 1 hr, the lights will tur n
off.
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Pro g ra m mi ng G roup Func t ions
Use the programming diagram to setup your system. Each load needs to have its Ac tion deter mined
before programming begins. Each syste m will have different programming charac ter istics and this
document does not show all possible programming options.
I f using M aintain options in a G roup and multiple inputs are pro grammed to control the same
loads, the M aintain options c an make the other pro grammed Ac tions not work .
A
Press the ‘SE TUP ’ button once to begin the programming.
B
Press the ‘GR OUP ’ button multiple times until the LED Is lit nex t to the Group Number that is to be programmed.
C
Press the ‘RELAY ’ button multiple times until the LED is lit nex t to the R elay Number that is to be programmed.
D
Press the ‘AC TION’ button multip le times until the LED Is lit nex t to the Ac tion that is to be car r ied out by the relay.
B
Press the ‘GR OUP ’ button to move to the nex t group that is desired to be programmed.
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Pro g ra m mi ng LE D Func t ions
Use the programming diagram to setup your system. These instruc tions are used to program
an LED to respond to the Group programming. Each system will have different programming
charac ter istics and this document does not show all possible programming options.
A
Press the ‘SE TUP ’ button t wice to begin the programming.
B
Press the ‘GR OUP ’ button multiple times until the LED Is lit nex t to the Group Number that is to have a cor responding LED tur ned On.
C
Press the ‘GR OUP ’ button to move to the nex t LED that is desired to be programmed.
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Ad d re s s D i p Switches
The Address Dip Switches are used to set the DMX Address only if a Time -Keeper is present.
Nor mally, these Dip Switches come from the fac tor y pre -programmed. I f they do not, make sure you
do not duplicate addresses, as each ZNZ-ZN must have its own unique address.
Note that each ZNZ-ZN utilizes 6 addresses. For example, if on one Time -Keeper net wor k there were
t wo (2) ZNZ-ZN’s, the first would be set to Address 73 and the second would be set to Address 79.
Do not change values unless direc ted by Touch-Plate!!!
Address
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
73
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
79
ON
ON
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
OFF
OF F
85
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
91
ON
ON
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OF F
97
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
OF F
103
ON
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
109
ON
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
OF F
115
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
121
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
ON
OFF
OF F
127
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
133
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
OFF
139
ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
OFF
145
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
OFF
151
ON
ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
OFF
157
ON
OFF
ON
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
OFF
163
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
169
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
175
ON
ON
ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
181
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
187
ON
ON
OFF
ON
ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
Va lid Ad d re s s e s a re th ro u g h Ad d re s s 1 9 3
Valid addresses are from 73 to 193. Addresses are set using the nine Address Dip Switches, which
each have a va lue noted in the char t be low.
Address Dip Switch
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Value
1
2
4
8
16
32
64
128
256
The values of all switches in the ON position are added together and the total is equ al to the
address. S ee the examples below :
DMX Address 1: Tur n on switch 1 only, and leave all other Address switches off.
DMX Address 13: Tur n on switches 1, 3 and 4. The values of those switches is 1 + 4 + 8 = 13.
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O p t i o n D i p Switches
The Option Dip Switches are used to set different func tions.
Option
ON/OFF
D efinition
1
ON
DMX func tionalit y is ON. This has to be on when a
Time -Keeper is a par t of the system.
1
OFF
DMX func tionalit y is OFF.
2
ON
N/A
2
OFF
N/A
3
ON
N/A
3
OFF
N/A
4
ON
N/A
4
OFF
N/A
5
ON
N/A
5
OFF
N/A
6
ON
N/A
6
OFF
N/A
7
ON
N/A
7
OFF
N/A
Ter m i n at i o n D ip Switches
The Ter mination Dip Switches are used to set the Ter minations.
Ter minations
D efinition
A
Pull Up
B
Pull D own
AB
Ter mination
L E D I nte n s i t y D ip Switches
The Pilot I ntensit y Dip Switches are used to set the LED I ntensit y. This option is only used when the
fac tor y has been contac ted.
I ntensit y
D efinition
1
ON = Low I ntensit y
2
ON = M edium I ntensit y
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Tro u b l e s h o oting G uid e
I f no response occurs when the system is powered up, use the following steps to identify the
problem.
1. R emove the Diecut from the ZNZ-ZN.
2. Look for the LED indicator to be blink ing on the ZNZ-ZN.
a.
b.
c. For the indicator to be blink ing, power has to be cor rec tly brought to the
system.
I f the LED indicator is not blink ing, confir m power connec tions and then
contac t the fac tor y for assistance.
I f the LED indicator is blink ing, move on to the nex t step.
3. Ver ify that the line voltage has been fed to all the necessar y relays.
4. Ver ify that each light fix ture is connec ted to the ‘Switched Leg’.
5. Ver ify that 120 VAC has been connec ted to the transfor mer on the R elay B oard.
6. Take a shor t piece of thin wire (both ends need to be str ipped) and hold one end to
the conduc tive metal of the ‘Switch Common’.
7. Take the other end of the shor t wire and tap it to the conduc tive metal of each of
the R elay ter minals, on the ZoneZ-N, one at a time.
a.
Each touch should energize the relay and change its state. The lights in the
respec tive rooms should go ON and OFF when the ter minal is touched.
8. I f the lights do not respond, use a meter on the line voltage relay outputs to see if
the voltage switches from 0 to 120 VAC.
9. I f these steps do not solve the problem, please contac t the fac tor y for assistance.
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Fre q u e nt l y Asked Q uest ions
1. What are Groups?
a.
b.
Groups allow for a single button to control multiple relays.
For example: I n most bathrooms there are lights above the sink and above
the shower. I f both lights are desired to be tur ned on at the same time with
the push of a single button, Grouping makes this possible.
2. What are the ‘Option’ Func tions?
a.
Option Func tions are to be used when a Time -Keeper is connec ted to the
ZNZ-ZN.
3. What is the ‘DMX Address’?
a.
b.
The DMX Address is a number in a line of specific addresses.
This has to be done because ever ything has a unique address and has to be
programmed to do so.
4. What is the ‘Pilot Voltage’?
a.
b.
Pilot Voltage is set to 24V from the fac tor y so it can send the cor rec t voltage
to the switches.
When using the Pilot Voltage set at 6.3V, this can only be used when existing
lit switches are not updated at the same time.
5. What are the ‘ Ter minations’?
a.
These are DMX line ter minations. This is only used if a DMX controller is
connec ted to the ZNZ-ZN.
6. Why are there so many ‘HOTs’ and what are ‘Jumpers’?
a.
b.
The ‘HOTs’ are so power can be fed to all six relays without using wire nuts.
This will help make the installation as neat and order ly as possible.
The way that the power is fed to all six relays is by using the ‘Jumpers’. These
are metal inser ts that “jump” the previous ‘HOT ’ to the nex t ‘HOT ’.
7. How do you save the programming?
a.
The programming is saved once the Group, R elay, or Ac tion is entered and
the button press is released.
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