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P5 ProcessorsCOMPONENTSP R O C E S S O R L I N K SEach Processor has several communication links, whichallow the processor to interact with other systemequipment. Some links are designated for specificcomponents, and other links are configurable throughthe <strong>HomeWorks</strong>® Illumination Software, allowing thesystem to be customised to meet the needs of theproject.Communication Link 1 (8 series processor only): Thislink is designated for communication with ModuleInterfaces. It must be wired in a daisy-chainconfiguration and requires a link terminator at the lastModule Interface when the total cable length exceeds15m (50 feet).Communication Link 2: This link is designated forcommunication between multiple processors. It mustbe wired in a daisy-chain configuration and requiresterminators at both ends of the link when the totalcable length exceeds 15m (50 feet).Communication Links 3 and 7 (Link 7 is onlyavailable on the 8 series processor): These links aremulti purpose RS-232 ports. One port is initially usedfor programming the processor. When a port is notbeing used for programming, the RS-232 ports can beused for two-way serial communications with A/Vequipment, touch screens, security systems, HVAC, andhome automation controls. Maximum cable length is15m (50 feet).Communication Links 4, 5, and 6: Each of these linkscan be configured to communicate with one of thefollowing: keypads and interfaces, Maestro ® locallighting controls (via an H48 dimmer interface), SivoiaQEDTM drives (via HW-Q96 interface) or GRAFIK Eye ®preset local lighting controls and Wallbox PowerModules.Communication Link 8: On an 8 series processor, thislink may be configured for any of the functions listedfor links 4, 5, and 6 or as a hybrid signal repeaterlink. On a 4 series processor, this is an optional linkonly for hybrid signal repeaters.Communication Link 9:This link is an ethernet port. The ethernet port can beused for uploading programming information orcommunication with other systems, such as A/Vequipment, security systems, HVAC, and homeautomation equipment. Maximum cable length is 100m(328 feet).Figure 1 - 8 Series Processor Link IdentificationFigure 2 - 4 Series Processor Link Identification8.4 www.lutron.com
P5 ProcessorsCommunication link informationNon-configurablelinksFunctionLink capacityWiringconfigurationTerminators?Maximum wirelength and typelink 1(8 series only)link to RemotePower Modules16 ModuleInterfaces, eachcontrollingmaximum 8 RPMsdaisy-chainat last ModuleInterface 2305m (1,000 feet)total 1 , type Alink 2link to otherprocessors16 processors daisy-chainat first and lastprocessor 2305m (1,000 feet)total 1 , type Alinks 3 and 7(7 available on the8 series only)RS-232 port n/a point-to-point No15m (50 feet)maximum, type BConfigurable links Possible function Link capacityWiringconfigurationTerminators?Maximum wirelength and typelinks 4*, 5, and 6(configure eachlinkto communicatewith one of thefollowing: keypadsand contact closureinterfaces, Maestro®controls, or GRAFIKEye® controls andWPMs).link to keypadsand ContactClosure Interfaceslink to H48 dimmerinterface andSivoia QEDTMinterfaces32 devices4 H48s (eachcontrolling up to48 Wired MaestroControls) and Q96s(each controllingup to 96 SivoiaQEDs)any (Daisy-chain,Star, T-tap, etc.)daisy-chainnoat processor andlast DimmerInterface 2305m (1,000 feet)per home run, typeA 3 1220m (4,000feet) total305m (1,000 feet)total, type ACOMPONENTSlink toGRAFIK Eye/WPM8 GRAFIKEye/WPMsdaisy-chainno610m (2,000 feet)total, type Aany function oflink 4, 5, 6see above see above see above see abovelink 8 (8 series)or hybrid signalrepeater link5 any no305m (1,000 feet)per home run, typeA 3 1220m (4,000feet) totallink 8 (4 series)hybrid signalrepeater link5 any no305m (1,000 feet)per home run, typeA 3 1220m (4,000feet) totallink 9 ethernet – point-to-point no 100m (328 feet)<strong>Technical</strong> Support: hwisupport@lutron.com8.5
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GRAFIK IntegraleTMPreset Local Ligh
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GRAFIK IntegraleTMPreset Local Ligh
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Wallbox Power ModuleControl UnitsMo
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Remote Power ModulesHomeWorks ® Re
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Remote Power ModulesHW-RPM-4M-230
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Page 70 and 71: FDBI - Wiring DiagramsLutron ® Hi-
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Page 88 and 89: Keypads - Signature SeriesS I G N A
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Page 100 and 101: P5 ProcessorsHomeWorks® Processors
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