Leviton NSI DS8 Instrucciones de funcionamiento

NSI DS8/DS12 MODULAR DIGITAL DIMMING SYSTEM

Software Revision 1.1x, 8/24/99

Specifications subject to change without notice

NSI

MODULAR DIGITAL DIMMING SYSTEM

DS8/DS12 DIMMER PACKS

INSTALLATION AND OPERATION GUIDE

Version 1.1x Software

Part Number LIT-31665-0 Rev B – 9/25/2000

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Specifications

Number of Channels: Model DS8-12 : 8 channels

Model DS12-12 : 12 channels

Model DS8-24 : 8 channels

Model DS12-24 : 12 channels

Output Capacity: Model DS8-12 : 1200 Watts per channel @ 120VAC

Model DS12-12 : 1200 Watts per channel @ 120VAC

Model DS8-24 : 2400 Watts per channel @ 120VAC

Model DS12-24 : 2400 Watts per channel @ 120VAC

Input Power: Model DS8-12 : 1 phase, 3 wire, 120/240 VAC, 40 Amps, 47 – 63Hz

Model DS12-12 : 1 phase, 3 wire, 120/240 VAC, 60 Amps, 47 – 63Hz or

3 phase, 4 wire, 120/208 VAC, 40 Amps, 47 – 63Hz

Model DS8-24 : 1 phase, 3 wire, 120/240 VAC, 80 Amps, 47 – 63Hz

Model DS12-24 : 1 phase, 3 wire, 120/240 VAC, 125 Amps, 47 – 63Hz or

3 phase, 4 wire, 120/208 VAC, 80 Amps, 47 – 63Hz

Dimmer control system: Microprocessor digital phase control.

Load Filtering: 350μs

Control Input Types: 12 channels of 0 -10VDC [ 15 pin Male D-Sub on back of pack ]

Pins 1 through 12 = Channels 1 through 12, pin 13 = T/C,

Pin 14 = +14.4VDC, Pin 15 = Analog COM

MICROPLEX (in / through) on 3 pin XLR connector

DMX-512 (in / through) on 5 pin XLR connector

Luma-Net - 6 pin Terminal Block

Control Wiring: Class 2 low voltage

Output Panels: PB8/12 – 1 - NEMA 5-15 or 5-20 receptacle per channel or,

SP8/12 – 1- 20 Amp stage pin receptacle per channel or,

KO8/12 – hard-wired terminal blocks.

Cooling System: Thermostatically controlled and monitored fan forced air with individual dimmer module

temperature monitoring. Fan exhaust on right rear side.

Dimensions: 3.5"High x 17.2" Wide x 17.0"Deep. ( 2 EIA 19" Rack Spaces)

Weight: 50lbs

Recommended Ambient

Operating Temperature: 0-25 degrees C ( 32 - 85 degrees F)

Short-Circuit

Current Rating: 10,000A RMS Sym. @ 240VAC

Load Type: AC lighting loads only

Enclosure Type: For indoor use only

Utilizer dans un endroit a l’abri

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Mounting

The DS dimmer packs are designed to be mounted in a standard 19" EIA rack. The packs are provided with two

mounting flanges or ears, which are designed for securing the pack to the front rack mounting rails. The pack may

also be operated as is on top of a sturdy table or shelf.

An optional rear support kit is available and should be used in portable, or rough handling rack mount applications.

The NSI DS dimmers depend on forced air cooling, therefore the following installation rules apply:

1. The rack enclosure shall maintain a 2 inch minimum clearance on the entire right side of the dimmer

rack enclosure for air exhaust. The rack enclosure must not be sealed, and must maintain an air

exhaust clearance area of at least 15 square inches per installed pack for air to flow back to the

ambient room.

2. If the optional rear support kit is used, the right rear support bracket must be cropped to a length

that does not block any of the air exhaust vent on the right side of the rack, once the pack is installed.

Support bracket length can vary depending on cabinet construction and manufacturer, therefore the

bracket should be cropped upon installation.

3. The intake manifold on the front of the dimmer pack cannot not be blocked for any reason.

4. The thermal operation of the dimmer pack will depend on its conditions of installation. Ambient

room temperature must never exceed 104 degrees F or 40 degrees C.

WARNING: If any of the cooling rules above are violated, the packs could suffer permanent damage not

covered under warranty.

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Input Power Wiring

WARNING: Because DS packs operate at potentially lethal voltages, installation wiring should be done by

qualified personnel only!

WARNING: Do no connect chassis Ground to Neutral, or operate this equipment without a chassis ground,

otherwise the user could be exposed to potentially lethal voltages.

The DS dimmer pack must be fed with one of the electrical services listed below. The service should be protected by

a suitable circuit breaker. Wiring should be selected, sized and installed in accordance with local electrical codes as

should all aspects of the installation. All wire must be copper, and be rated for 90oC sized for 75oC ampacity.

For convenience, suggested portable cord sizes are shown in parenthesis. They are sized for the full capacity of the

dimmer pack and for the 60oC-rated plug that is likely to be installed on the other end.

Model DS8-12: 1 phase, 3 wire plus ground, 120/240 VAC, 40 Amps, 47 – 63Hz

( Type S/SO, 4 conductor, #6 AWG minimum)

Model DS12-12: 3 phase, 4 wire, 120/208 VAC, 40 Amps, 47 – 63Hz

( Type S/SO, 5 conductor, #4 AWG minimum)

1 phase, 3 wire, 120/240 VAC, 60 Amps, 47 – 63Hz SEE RE-WIRING PROCEDURE

( Type S/SO, 4 conductor, #2 AWG minimum)

Model DS8-24: 1 phase, 3 wire, 120/240 VAC, 80 Amps, 47 – 63Hz

( Type S/SO, 4 conductor, #2 AWG minimum)

Model DS12-24: 3 phase, 4 wire, 120/208 VAC, 80 Amps, 47 – 63Hz

( Type W, 5 conductor, #2 AWG minimum)

( Type G, 4 conductor, #2 AWG minimum)

1 phase, 3 wire, 120/240 VAC, 125 Amps, 47 - 63hz SEE RE-WIRING PROCEDURE

( Type W, 4 conductor, #1 AWG minimum)

( Type G, 3 conductor, #1 AWG minimum)

Connect input feeder wires to labeled input terminal terminals provided.

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Feeder re-wiring procedure for 12 channel single phase units:

1. All power feeders should be turned off and disconnected.

2. Remove the dimmer pack cover by removing the screws around the edge.

3. Using a flat blade screwdriver, disconnect the 18 AWG red control module power wire from the B phase power

feed terminal block, and move it to the C phase power feed terminal block along with the #18 AWG blue control

module power wire, and terminate using set screw torqued to 35 inch-lbs.

4. Using a flat blade screwdriver, disconnect the red dimmer module feeder wire pairs with the single and double

red tie-wraps (dimmers 5&6 and 7&8) by unscrewing the set screws in the B phase power feed terminal block,

and sliding the wires out of the back slot.

5. Move the red dimmer module feeder wire pair with the single red tie-wrap to the A phase power feed terminal

block, slide in the wires deep in the terminal block mounting holes so no wire is exposed past the walls of the

block, and terminate using set screw torqued to 35 inch-lbs.

6. Move the red dimmer module feeder wire pair with the double red tie-wraps to the C phase power feed terminal

block, slide in the wires deep in the terminal block mounting holes so no wire is exposed past the walls of the

block, and terminate using set screw torqued to 35 inch-lbs.

7. Cross check:

•All black tie-wrapped and single red tie-wrapped feed wire pairs, and the Phase A black 18AWG control module

power wire should be fed by the Phase A feeder block

•All blue tie-wrapped and double red tie-wrapped feed wire pairs, phase B red 18AWG control module power wire,

and the phase C blue 18AWG control module should be fed by Phase C feeder block.

•Phase B feeder block should be empty.

•All load connections should be not exposed, and terminated tightly to 35 inch-lbs.

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Output Power Wiring

DS packs are available in a variety of configurations. NEMA 5-15 or 5-20 receptacle, or Stage Pin receptacle

models feature one output receptacle per dimming circuit, while the hard-wired packs feature terminal blocks and a

rear panel with knock-outs.

The lighting load connected to the dimming circuit should be rated for 115/120V and should not exceed the rating of

the dimmer. The ampacity of the dimmer can be seen in the window near the yellow led load indicator on the front

panel, 10 = 10 Amps, 20 = 20 Amps.

The dimmer is capable of driving incandescent , Advance MARK X fluorescent ballasted, or inductive transformer

loads. The load on the dimmer must include the load of the lamp plus the load of the ballast or transformer; and each

ballast or transformer must be individually fused. Transformers should be over-rated by at an additional 70% of their

rated load when operating on an SCR dimming circuit. Other loads may be unsuitable to operation by a SCR based

switching devices, and may operate in an erratic and/or unpredictable fashion. Contact the manufacturer of the load

equipment for details of their power specification.

The proper wiring of a Stage Pin receptacle is not always evident. The center pin is the green grounding conductor;

the pin nearest the ground pin is the white grounded (neutral) conductor; and the remaining pin is the ungrounded

(hot) conductor.

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Control Wiring

DMX-512: Input = 5 pin XLR-M Pin# Signal

Through Output = 5 pin XLR-F 1 DGND

2 DATA -

Recommended 3 DATA +

Control Wire: 4 THROUGH

Belden 9729 or 9829 5 THROUGH

Microplex: Input = 3 pin XLR-M Pin# Signal

(MPX) Through Output = 3 pin XLR-F 1 Analog COM

2 +14.4VDC Power

Recommended 3 DATA

Control Wire:

Belden 8760 or 9460

0-10VDC: Input = 15 pin M D-Sub Pin# Signal

Analog 1 Channel 1

Recommended 2 Channel 2

Control Wire: 3 Channel 3

Alpha 1896 4 Channel 4

5 Channel 5

6 Channel 6

7 Channel 7

8 Channel 8

9 Channel 9

10 Channel 10

11 Channel 11

12 Channel 12

13 T/C (Snapshot)

14 +14.4VDC Power

15 Analog COM

Luma-Net Input = 6 pin pluggable terminal block Pin# Signal

Orientation: looking at back of pack, 1 (far right) REM +

with grooved surface on bottom. 2 REM -

3 DGND

Recommended 4 +14.4VDC Power

Control Wire: 5 N/C

Alpha 1898 6 (far left) N/C

IMPORTANT NOTE: Do not route low voltage control wires parallel to or in the same conduit as high voltage

power wires as the control system may exhibit erratic control performance. (like flickering)

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DS Pack Operation

The Operation of the DS Pack has been divided into the following sections:

1. Turn Lights On…Now!

2. Setup

3. Softpatch

4. Analog Submasters

5. Presets

6. Dimmer Feedback

7. Control Module Jumper Settings

8. Contact NSI

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Section 1 1. Make sure all three red led power indicators on the front are lit.

2. Make sure lighting loads are plugged into back of pack .

To turn lights on now: 3. Flip all circuit breakers up to "ON" position.

4. Press test switch oval under each circuit breaker.

1.1 Setting the Test Switch Bump or Latch action and level:

If the test switches have been configured as " latch" action, the lights will stay on at the first press of the test switch,

but if the test switches have been configured as "bump" action, they will only stay on as long as they are pressed.

To change the test switch action, and the test switch intensity, press [CLEAR] until the following menu is displayed:

NSI DSxx xPHASE Note: the 'x's could indicate a variety of settings

STATUS=xxx [MORE]

Now press the switch under [MORE] twice. This switch is a soft switch, that is, the function of the switch is defined

by the bracketed text in the LCD window above. If you are lost or make a mis-entry, just hit [CLEAR]. The menu

will back up one position or one menu each time [CLEAR] is pressed. The LCD should now display:

NSI DSxx xPHASE

[SETUP] [MORE]

Press the soft switch under [SETUP]. Then press [MORE] 2 times. The screen should now display :

SET TEST SWITCH

[ACTION] [MORE]

Select [ACTION]. Two choices will be displayed [LATCH] and [BUMP]. Press the test function you prefer.

This selection will stay in permanent EEPROM memory. Upon selection, another choice will appear:

SET TEST LEVEL = 25%

[CHANGE] [MORE]

If you wish to change the output intensity of the bump switches, select [CHANGE]. This change is in volatile

memory, or RAM , so it will go back to 25% when the power to the pack turned off. The level setting will not take

effect, however, until the test switch is activated again.

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Section 2 SETUP

The DS dimmer pack will be ship pre-configured with factory default settings, however, it may be necessary to

change some of those settings in the field based on installation requirements or service conditions. The following

section steps through the various control setup options.

2.1 Number of dimmers selection:

Press [CLEAR] until the following main menu is displayed:

NSI DSxx xPHASE Note: the 'x's could indicate a variety of settings

STATUS=xxx [MORE]

Now press the switch under [MORE] twice. This switch is a soft switch, that is, the function of the switch is defined

by the bracketed text in the LCD window above. If you are lost or make a mis-entry, just hit [CLEAR]. The menu

will back up one position or one menu each time [CLEAR] is pressed. The LCD should now display:

NSI DSxx xPHASE

[SETUP] [MORE]

Press the softswitch under [SETUP]. The first setup menu will appear:

SET # OF DIMMERS

[8/12] [MORE]

The control module can operate either a 8 channel or 12 channel dimmer pack, but it needs to be told how many

dimmers are in the pack. If you wish to change the number of dimmers, press the [8/12] soft switch. The next

selection you make will be permanently stored in the non-volatile EEPROM configuration chip. The LCD will

display:

# OF DIMMERS =

[8] [12]

Select the number of dimmers that are installed in the pack, or press [CLEAR] to go back to the previous menu. If

you change settings, the changes will not be reflected until the pack is powered off, and then back on. A number

selection will return to the display to the main menu.

2.2 Phase power selection:

From the main menu:

NSI DSxx xPHASE Note: the 'x's could indicate a variety of settings

STATUS=xxx [MORE]

Press the key sequence [MORE], [MORE], [SETUP], [MORE]. The following menu will be displayed:

SET PHASE POWER

[1/3 PHASE] [MORE]

An 8 channel dimmer pack will always be setup for 1 phase. A 12 channel dimmer pack may operate as either a

single phase or 3 phase unit. Single phase 12 channel units need to be internally configured for single phase power,

so for single phase 12 channel units, refer to Input Power Wiring section and Re-wiring Procedure. If the wrong

phase power type is selected from the LCD menu no damage will occur to the dimmer pack, but it will not operate

correctly and may operate as a non-dim or with odd dimming curves. Like with the number of dimmers selection,

phase control selection is stored in non-volatile EEPROM and configures on power-up, therefore the pack must be

powered off and back on to have phase changes implemented.

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2.3 Test Switch Action / Level Selection:

From the main menu:

NSI DSxx xPHASE Note: the 'x's could indicate a variety of settings

STATUS=xxx [MORE]

Press the key sequence [MORE], [MORE], [SETUP], [MORE] [MORE]. The following menu will be displayed:

SET TEST SWITCH

[ACTION] [MORE]

Select [ACTION]. The following menu will be displayed:

SWITCH ACTION =

[LATCH] [BUMP]

If you select [LATCH], the dimmer channel will toggle between the bump level and off each time the test switch

under the circuit breaker is pressed. If you select [BUMP], the dimmer channel will turn on only while the test switch

is being pressed. After selecting the test switch action, the following menu will appear:

SET TEST LVL = 25%

[CHANGE] [MORE]

If you wish to change the test switch bump level, press change, then enter the 'on' control level you wish the

channels to bump or latch to. Note: the bump level selection is only stored in ram, so it will default back to 25%

when the pack is powered off.

2.4 Analog Input Defaults Selection:

The 0-10VDC analog inputs on this DS dimmer pack do not have to be just 0-10VDC control inputs for single

channel dimmer control. The analog inputs can also operate as overlapping submaster scenes with time fade

damping, or trigger inputs to linked presets that can operate in a chase pattern on one of the analog submasters. To

program these functions, refer to the Analog Submaster section of this manual. Enabling [DEFAULTS] in this

menu will erase all the submaster scenes and their fade times, and re-program all inputs to a 1 to 1 patch with

0 time fade damping. ( analog input 1 = channel 1, analog input 2 = channel 2, … analog input 12 = channel 12 ).

From the main menu:

NSI DSxx xPHASE

STATUS=xxx [MORE]

Press the key sequence [MORE], [MORE], [SETUP], [MORE], [MORE], [MORE], [MORE]. The following

menu will be displayed:

SET ANALOG INPUT

[DEFAULTS] [MORE]

If you wish to re-patch all the analog inputs back to a 1:1 patch, press [DEFAULTS]. The following menu will

appear:

ARE YOU SURE? IF

SO PRESS [ENTER]

If you are not sure, press any key except [ENTER] to return to the previous menu. If you are sure, press [ENTER],

and a brief message of " WRITING DATA …" will be displayed.

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2.5 Factory Defaults Selection:

There are an abundance of functions that are initialized if this selection is made:

•All non-analog presets in memory ( Presets 13 through 400 ) are completely erased.

•Both DMX-512 and Microplex softpatches default to 1:1 at full on channels 1 through 12.

•Luma-Net patch defaults to dimmer 1.

•The dimmer pack is set to 12 channel, 3 phase operation.

•All dimmer curves default to dim operation.

•All dimmer maximum levels are set to Full.

•All dimmer minimum levels are set to O.

•Line regulation is set to "ON"

If you wish to continue, from the main menu:

NSI DSxx xPHASE

STATUS=xxx [MORE]

Press the key sequence [MORE], [MORE], [SETUP], [MORE], [MORE], [MORE], [MORE], [MORE]. The

following menu will be displayed:

SET FACTORY

[DEFAULTS] [MORE]

If you wish to completely clear all memory other than the analog input patch, press [DEFAULTS]. The following

menu will appear:

ARE YOU SURE? IF

SO PRESS [ENTER]

If you are not sure, press any key except [ENTER] to return to the previous menu. If you are sure, press [ENTER],

and a message of " WRITING DATA …" will be displayed for several seconds while all permanent memory is re-

programmed.

2.6 Luma-Net Start Address

This menu sets the start address for dimmer 1 for Luma-net operation of the dimmer pack. Note that it is not

necessary to softpatch any other functions for Luma-Net operation, because the softpatch and levels are stored in the

Luma-Net stations themselves. If you wish to change the Luma-Net start address, then from the main menu:

NSI DSxx xPHASE

STATUS=xxx [MORE]

press the key sequence [MORE], [MORE], [SETUP], [MORE], [MORE], [MORE], [MORE], [MORE],

[MORE]. The following menu will be displayed:

SET LUMA-NET= 001

[CHANGE] [MORE]

If you wish to change the Luma-Net start address, press [CHANGE], and then enter the start address you desire. The

new address will be stored in permanent EEPROM memory, and will automatically load on power-up.

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2.7 Set Line Regulation

This menu enables or disables the line regulation feature of the dimmer pack. Line regulation is a feedback system

that monitors the incoming line voltage, and attempts to compensate for surges or sags in the feeder voltage by

inversely dimming the output up or down, thereby maintaining a constant output voltage to the lamp. This feature

operates best when the incoming feed power voltage is about 125VAC. The dimmer pack then has the head room to

keep the lamps operating at their maximum voltage, even if the feed voltage sags or surges a few volts. The DS

dimmer pack should never be fed with line voltage above 130VAC, however, especially while operating in the non-

regulated mode.

Line regulation can be susceptible to operational problems on very soft or very unstable power feeds. For this

reason, the user has the ability to turn off line regulation from this menu. Although this may alleviate most power

feed interaction problems, it can not correct for poor installations with extremely soft and /or noisy feeders and

neutrals, from which can cause false triggering can occur due to false feeder zero cross information.

To change the line regulation setting, from the main menu:

NSI DSxx xPHASE

STATUS=xxx [MORE]

press the key sequence [MORE], [MORE], [SETUP], [MORE], [MORE], [MORE], [MORE], [MORE],

[MORE], [MORE]. The following menu will be displayed:

SET LINE REG = ON

[OFF] [MORE]

The active line regulation setting will be displayed to the right of the equal sign, with the alternate option displayed

for the left soft key function (F1). To toggle the line regulation operation, press the (F1) function key. The new

setting will be stored in permanent EEPROM memory, and will automatically load on power-up.

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