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High Power
Lighting Module
INSTALLATION AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
For Models:
XP4LS
XP1LS
10012 North Dale Mabry, Ste. 115
Tampa, FL 33618
Tel: (800) TECH-003
Fax: (813) 265-1011
Email: x10protec@x10pro.com
Web: www.X10PRO.com
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Congratulations! You have just purchased the best quality powerline carrier lighting module available. X-10 PRO's Lighting Module is a high quality, X-10 compatible product that is a low cost alternative to hard-wired lighting systems. This booklet covers all X-10 PRO models XP4LS and XP1LS. CAUTION!! READ AND UNDERSTAND THESE INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE INSTALLING DEVICE. This device is intended for installation in accordance with the National Electric Code and local regulations. It is recommended t
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WIRING CONFIGURATION The Lighting Module is wired directly to the lighting circuit and can be controlled by one or more Remote switches producing three, four, or five-way circuits. Multiple-way circuits make it possible for a group of switches to control the same set of lights. This section will illustrate how to hook-up the connections. Configuration Definitions: SERVICE PANEL - Source of electricity providing the Line and Neutral REMOTE SWITCH - One or more remote switches controlling the li
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PRE-WIRING for X-10 PRO's Lighting Modules The following is a guide to a “home-run” type wiring configuration that ensures a versatile and reliable system. This configuration costs slightly more in materials and labor to run the 14 gage home-runs for each load and control point. This expense, however, is more than offset by the increase in system reliability having all associated lighting and control points electrically “close” or in the same vicinity. The ease of setup and programming are worth
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Whole House Wiring The three important things to remember when wiring for controlled lighting are: 1. Wire fixture (load) circuits and control (transmitter/switch) circuits separately back to a common location ("home-run" method). 2. Use a deep four gang box or boxes as the junction point for loads, controls and power. This is for the following reasons: a) four gang box is relatively inexpensive b) allows for a very clean wiring arrangement c) allows for the greatest variety of both single gang
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REMOTE SWITCH OPERATION Turning the Lighting Circuit On Tap the Rocker Top once. Turn On to Full Bright Tap the Rocker Top twice. Brightening the Lighting Circuit Hold Top down until lighting level is achieved. Turning the Lighting Circuit Off Tap the Rocker Bottom once. Dimming the Lighting Circuit Hold Bottom down until lighting level is achieved LIGHTING MODULE PROGRAMMING X-10 Addressing and Programming Interface The X-10 protocol allows units to have a unique address made up of any combinat
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To Enter any Mode: Press and hold down the PROGRAM button and release it when the LED starts 1) blinking green. You are now in Mode 1 (Setting New Primary Address). 2) Tap the PROGRAM button once. The LED is blinking red. You are in Mode 2 (Setting New Scene Addresses). 3) Tap the PROGRAM button once. The LED is blinking orange. You are in Mode 3 (Setting Channel Enables). 4) Tap the PROGRAM button once. The LED is alternating green and red. You are in Mode 4 (Setting Ramp Rates). 5) Tap the P
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Mode 2 Programming - Setting Scene Addresses Enter Mode 2. 1) See To Enter any Mode section. Press Scene Number. 2) A number between 1 and 16 representing scene of product. 3) Press All-Lights-On key. Product confirms Scene Number is entered. 4) Transmit X-10 address. Address will be the address of the scene number selected. 5) Press All-Lights-On key. The product stores new Scene Address into memory. 6) Press All-Lights-On key 3 times. The product is transferred out of programming mode and in
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Mode 5 Programming - Setting Advanced Programming Options The Advanced Programming Options are given the following table. The sequence of programming is different for these options, so we will separate them as follows. Advanced Programming Options 1 through 7 1) Enter Mode 5. See To Enter any Mode section. 2) Press Advanced Programming Option number. A number between 1 and 7 as defined in the following table. 3) Press All-Lights-On key. Product confirms Option Number is entered. Press all applic
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Advanced Programming Option 9 Enter Mode 5. 1) See To Enter any Mode section. Press Advanced Programming Option 9. 2) Press key "9" which is defined in the following table. Press All-Lights-On key. 3) Product confirms Option Number is entered. 4) Press the Receive Level. A number between 1 and 16 representing the voltage receive level of the product. The default is "4" (50mV). The "1" key is 5mV, "7" is 125mV, "11" is 225mV, "14" is 300mV, and "16" is 350mV. Press All-Lights-On key. 5) The p
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Default Settings The default settings for the four channel modules (XP4LSs) are shown in the tables below. The single channel module (XP1LS) are the same except for the absence of channels 2, 3 and 4. Primary Address Defaults Channel 1 Channel 2 Channel 3 Channel 4 A1 A2 A3 A4 Primary Address Scene System Defaults SCENE NUMBER 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 SCENE ADDRESSES B1 B2 B3 B4 P5 P6 P7 P8 H1 H2 H3 H4 H5 H6 H7 H8 RAMP RATES 22 22 22 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 16 CHANNEL 1 ENABLE On On On
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SPECIFICATIONS Model Number XP4LS XP1LS Operation Dimming (Triac) Dimming (Triac) 2000 W / 2000 VA 2000 W / 2000 VA Max Total Load Channels Four One Max Channel Load 1000 W 2000 W Standard Load Types Incandescent, Incandescent, Magnetic Low Voltage Magnetic Low Voltage Input Power 125 VAC 125 VAC Min Load 60 W 60 W Min Receive Level 5 mV 5 mV Max Noise Rejection 350 mV 350 mV Connections 16 AWG 16 AWG LED Indicator Yes Yes 3 3 Dimensions 11.0 X 5.0 X 1.63 in 11.0 X 5.0 X 1.63 in Weight 1.25 lb.
