Pass & Seymour Inc. d/b/a Legrand LC6001 Benutzerhandbuch

 
301Fulling Mill Road, Suite G 
Middletown, PA 17057 
Phone (800) 321-2343 / Fax (717) 702-2546 
www.onqlegrand.com 

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The Legrand RFLC Event Controller (see Figure 1) provides the capability 
of controlling any installed RFLC Lighting Control Product subsystem. This 
control capability is user configurable and initiated via Ethernet or WiFi 
connected devices, such as PCs and Smart Phones. Using the RFLC Event 
Controller, the user can Discover and Locate up to 100 RFLC Zones. Once 
RFLC Zones are Discovered, the user can define system lighting control 
configurations via: up to 10 Collections of Zones (any discovered Zone can 
be included within a Collection), up to 10 lighting Scenes (a maximum of 32 
Zones can be included within a Scene), and up to 20 Events (up to 2 Scenes 
can be executed per Event). Control of any discrete Zones, Collections, or 
Scenes can be initiated via any Ethernet or WiFi connected device (this and 
other user-specific functionality for this product is covered in greater detail in 
the online Owner’s Manual at 

www.legrand.us/support

). 

 Additionally, automated lighting Scene control of the RFLC Lighting subsystem can be initiated via date and time based Events. 

 

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The RFLC Event Controller unit with a front panel 4-line LCD display (see Figure 1) is provided and contains the following 
rear panel items (see Figure 2): 
o  Provides one RJ45 jack for Network connection with separate Link and Activity LEDs. 
o  Provides one recessed Reset push button switch used to reset the unit to “factory default” condition. 
o  Provides one Mode push button switch to select various setup and operational display modes. 
o  Provides one Power/Status LED to indicate the unit’s operational states and status. 
o  Provides one micro-USB jack for powering the unit. 
o  Provides one RF antenna.  

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Also provided is an AC-DC Adapter, (5Vdc output) and Cable Assembly (USB to micro-USB). 

A.  Connect a Cat 5 cable from the RJ45 jack on the rear 

panel to a Router port that provides DHCP addressing.  

B.  Connect the AC-DC Adapter to the micro-USB jack on the 

rear panel. 

C.  When the unit is connected to an active LAN with DHCP 

enabled Router connection, upon power up the Display 
will immediate present “Legrand RFLC Acquiring IP 
Address”. After successful IP acquisition, the Display will 
list the IP Address as xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx. After a short period 
of time the Display will transition to “Legrand RFLC 
Current Time mm/dd/yy  hh:mm”. The Date and Time will 
be correct only if the unit is connected to an active WAN 
connection, updating the on-board Real Time Clock.  It is 
possible to manually set the Date and Time using a PC 
Browser to access the device’s Setup Screens.  

D.  When the RFLC Event Controller is initially powered up, the Power/Status LED will be solid red in color until an IP 

Address has been acquired. At the point of IP Address acquisition, the LED will change to an amber color, indicating 
a factory status condition (not configured as part of any RFLC Lighting Subsystem). Placing any installed and 
configured RFLC Device within a 100’ range into “Learn Mode”, will cause the Power/Status LED to change to 
blinking green, indicating that the Event Controller is now house bound to the existing RFLC Lighting Subsystem. 
Once the initiating RFLC Device is taken out of “Learn Mode”, the Power/Status LED will change to solid green.