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4 Series P5 ProcessorsCOMPONENTSModel NumbersInput VoltageRegulatory ApprovalsEnvironmentCooling MethodLine-VoltageConnectionsLow-VoltageWire TypeLow-VoltageWiring ConfigurationLow-VoltageConnectionsESD ProtectionSurge ProtectionMiswireProtectionPower-Failure MemoryInternal TimeclockShipping WeightH4P5-CE: Processor without integral interfacesH4P5-HRL-CE: Processor with Hybrid Signal Repeater Link.H4P5-H48-CE: Processor with integral Dimmer Interface (H48).H4P5-H48-HRL-CE: Processor with integral Dimmer Interface (H48)and a Hybrid Signal Repeater Link.220-240VAC, 50/60HzCE, C-Tick, VDEAmbient operating temperature : 0-40°C, 32-104°FAmbient operating humidity: 0-90% humidity, non-condensing. Indoor use only.Passive cooling.Mates with Lutron-provided 2-pin pigtail on DIN-rail terminal block. Power switchprovided on top left of processor. Terminal blocks should be tightened to .40-.57nM(3.5-5.0 inches-pounds).Two pair [one pair 1.0mm 2 (#18 AWG), one pair 1.0-0.5mm 2 (#18-22) twistedshielded] Class 2 cable.All processors on the same system must have the inter-processor communicationlinks connected in a daisy-chain configuration.One 4-pin removable terminal block. Each of the four terminals will accept up to two#18 AWG (1.0mm 2 ) wires. Up to two standard female DB-9 serial RS-232 connections.Meets or exceeds the IEC 61000-4-2 standard.Meets or exceeds ANSI/IEEE standard c62.41.All terminal block inputs are over-voltage and miswire protected against wirereversals and shorts. 15V communications link power is short-circuit protected.Lithium battery provides ten years of data retention.Accuracy ± 1 minute per year.2.5kg (5.5 pounds)8.12 www.lutron.com
4 Series P5 ProcessorsMountingKeyhole (4 places)To HomeWorks ®Wired Maestro ®controls (H48 models only)Dimmer Hub (H48 modelsonly)ProcessorLabelProcessorBoardRS-232 PortFigure 8 – 4 Series Processor(H4P5-H48-HRL-CE shown)Configuration Switch FunctionsDIPSwitch1FunctionBoot Mode. Unless prompted by theHomeWorks Utility, this switch shouldalways be in the DOWN position.2UP = 9600 Baud, DOWN = User selectedBaud.3-6 Processor Address. See Figure 3, below.COMPONENTSExample: Setting Switch #6 ONDown (OFF)Up (ON)High-voltageenclosure(shown withcoverinstalled).Figure 9 – Address DIP Switch SettingsFigure 10 – Mounting Location in an HWI-LV24-CETechnical Support: hwisupport@lutron.com8.13
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Introduction to HomeWorks ®2.3I M
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Design OverviewSYSTEM DESIGNSystem
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4 Series System LayoutGRAFIK Eye®S
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4 Series System Wiring and Communic
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Remote Power ModulesHomeWorks ® Re
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Remote Power ModulesHW-RPM-4M-230
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