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ContentsInstallationFeatures and Functions of the GRAFIK Eye QS System . 2Wiring the GRAFIK Eye QS System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3Wiring the GRAFIK Eye QS System

PELV (Class 2: USA) Cable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4QS System Low-Voltage Control Wiring . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5QS System Low-Voltage Terminal Connections . . . . . . . 6Installing the GRAFIK Eye QS System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7Zone Setup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8

OperationPreprogrammed Button Functionality . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10General Functionality . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11General Functionality: Programming Mode . . . . . . . . . .12Zone Button Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13Quick Scene Programming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15Scene Setup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16LED Displays for Lighting Levels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18Adjusting Window Treatment Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19Timeclock Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23Set Save Mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28Set Up Occupant Sensor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29Activate System Accessories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30Faceplate Removal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30Troubleshooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31

Menu Options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34Warranty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .35Contact Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36

The GRAFIK Eye QS System allows for control of both lights andshades or window treatments using a single control unit. Featuresinclude pushbutton scene recall, info screen that displays energysavings and status, IR receiver, astronomic timeclock, occupantsensor connection, and backlit buttons that are easy to find andoperate.

Model Number Unit Capacity Zone Capacity Unit Dissipation(watts) (watts) (BTUs/hour)

QSG - 3P120 2000 800 61.5QSG - 4P120 2000 800 61.5QSG - 6P120 2000 800 61.5(see page 8 for additional ratings)

All units: 120 V 50/60 Hz

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1 2 3 4 5 6 Info screenDisplays status;

Lighting columnScene buttons with integral

Shade columnPreset and raise/lower

buttons with integral LEDs(maximum of 3 columns)

Space for future shade columns

Zone numbers

Zone raise/lower buttonsZone LEDs display current

Timeclock status buttonDisplays current

OK buttonUsed for programming

Infrared receiverFor handheld remote

use

Master buttonsTemporarily raise and lower

USB type mini B input

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Hinged faceplate

Hinged faceplate

Features and Functions of the GRAFIK Eye® QS System


Wiring the GRAFIK Eye® QS System

Important Wiring Information• Use properly certified cable for all line

voltage/mains cables.• Proper short-circuit and overload

protection must be provided at thedistribution panel. You can use up to a20 A maximum circuit breaker/MCB foryour installation.

• Install in accordance with all local andnational electrical codes.

• PELV (Class 2: USA) terminals may beunplugged for ease of IR, occupantsensor, and control wiring.

Caution! Before connecting theloads to the control unit, test theloads for short-circuits.

1.Turn power OFF at the circuit breaker orfuse box.

2.Connect a standard light switch betweenthe live lead and load wire to test thecircuit.

3.Turn power ON and check for short oropen circuits. If load does not operate,the circuit is open. If the breaker/MCBtrips (fuse blows or opens), a load shortmay exist. Correct short or open circuitsand test again.

Caution! Do not connect linevoltage/mains cable to PELV(Class 2: USA) terminals.

• Earth/ground terminal connection mustbe made as shown in wiring diagrams.

• Do not mix different load types on thesame zone.

• Follow all local and national electricalcodes when installing PELV (Class 2:USA) wiring with line voltage/mainswiring.

• Test for short-circuits on loads beforewiring QS control unit.

To connect the line voltage/mainscables to the control unit:

1.Strip 5/16 in. (8 mm) of insulation off theline voltage/mains cables in the wallbox.

2.Connect the line voltage/mains, ground,and load wires to the appropriateterminals on the back of the control unit.The recommended installation torque is5.0 in.-lbs. (0.6 N•m) for linevoltage/mains connections and 5.0 in.-lbs. (0.6 N•m) for the earth/groundconnection.

3/8 in. (10 mm)5/16 in. (8 mm)Danger! GRAFIK Eye QS control units must be installed by a qualified electrician

in accordance with all applicable regulations and building codes. Improperwiring can result in personal injury or damage to control units or otherequipment. Always turn off circuit breaker or remove main fuse from power linebefore doing any work. To avoid overheating and possible damage toequipment, do not install dimming devices to dim receptacles, motor-operatedappliances, or fluorescent lighting not equipped with Lutron Hi-lume®, Eco-10TM,or Tu-Wire® electronic dimming ballasts, or devices approved for your location.In dimmed magnetic low-voltage circuits, you can prevent transformeroverheating and failure by avoiding excessively high current flow: Do not operatecontrol units with any lamps removed or burned out; replace any burned outlamps immediately; use only transformers that incorporate thermal protection orfused primary windings. Control units are designed for residential andcommercial use, for indoor use only.

Neutral

Hot/Live Switch

Load

Occupant Sensor Wiring


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1: COM2: 24 V3: MUX4: MUX

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C

Note: Use appropriate wire connecting devices asspecified by local codes.

Occupantsensor

1 2 3 4 5 6 L N

Distribution Panel

L N

To Load 1

To Load 2

To Load 3

To Load 4

To Load 5

To Load 6

Control Wiring

Wiring the GRAFIK Eye® QS SystemPELV (Class 2: USA) Cable

IR Wiring

From externalIR connection(by others)

Common and power (terminals 1 and 2): Two #18 AWG (1.0 mm2) each terminal

#18 AWG (1.0 mm2)each terminal

#12 AWG (2.5 mm2) each terminal

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AB

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1 2 3 4 5 6 L N#18 AWG (1.0 mm2)each terminal

120 V

1: IR DATA2: IR COM

A: OCC SIGB: 24 VC: OCC COM

To control stations,window treatments, orother GRAFIK Eye QScontrol units

Line Voltage/Mains Cablesand Load Wiring

Data (terminals 3 and 4): Twisted, shielded pair #22 AWG (1.0 mm2)each terminal


• System communication uses PELV (Class2: USA) low-voltage wiring.

• Follow all local and national electricalcodes when installing PELV (Class 2:USA) wiring with line voltage/mainswiring.

• Each terminal accepts up to two #18AWG (1.0 mm2) wires.

• Total length of control link must notexceed 2,000 ft. (610 m).

• Make all connections in the control unit’swallbox.

• A QS system can have up to 100 zonesand 100 devices (see table below).

• Wiring can be T-tapped or daisy-chained.• Wire sizes:

- Two #18 AWG (1.0 mm2) conductors forcontrol power.

- One twisted, shielded pair of #22 AWG(1.0 mm2) for data link.

- Cable is available from Lutron:GRX-CBL-S-500 (non-plenum)GRX-CBLP-S-500 (plenum rated).Check compatibility in your area.

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Daisy-Chain Wiring Example

T-Tap Wiring Example GRAFIK Eye QS

Sivoia QS

QS smartpower

supply panel

QS smart powersupply panel

seeTouch QS

QS System Low-Voltage Control Wiring

System LimitsQS Device Zone Count Device Count

3-zone QS 3 1

4-zone QS 4 1

6-zone QS 6 1

seeTouch QS 0 1

Sivoia QS 1 1

QS smart power supply panel 0 1

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QS System Low-Voltage Terminal Connections


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A1

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A2

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A1 powers wallstation 1 only; terminal2 terminates at wallstation 1

A2 and A3have theirown powersupply; noterminal 2connection

A3 powerswallstations 2,3, and 4

A4

P1

S1

A4 powers wallstations5, 6, and 7

P1 powersshade S1only

Sivoia QSshade

QS smartpower supply

panel

Control units shown in rear view

5

6

7

• Connect the terminal 1, 3, and 4connections to all control units,wallstations, and control interfaces.

• Each control unit has its own powersupply. Terminate the terminal 2connection (24 V power) so that eachcontrol unit supplies power to amaximum of three wallstations. Eachwallstation should receive power fromonly one control unit.

No terminal 2connection betweenwallstations 4 and 5;they are powered bydifferent control units


Installing the GRAFIK Eye® QS System1.Mount a 3 1/2-in. (89 mm) deep

4-gang U.S. wallbox on a dry, flatindoor surface that is accessible andallows for system programming andoperation. Allow at least 4 1/2 in.(110 mm) clearance above and belowthe faceplate to ensure proper heatdissipation. Allow 1 in. (25 mm) forfaceplate overhang on all sides. Note: 4-gang wallbox available fromLutron; P/N 241400.

2.Mount the control unit in the wallboxas shown using the four screws pro-vided.Note: Follow all local and nationalelectrical codes when installing PELV(Class 2: USA) wiring with linevoltage/mains wiring.

3.Apply the protective overlay to thecontrol unit. See page 14 forinstructions for naming zones.

Test the Wiring1.Restore power.2.Press the top button on the lighting

keypad. The LED will light.3.Press the zone raise or lower button.

Make sure the control unit is dimming allconnected loads.

Protective overlay (apply after installation)

Note: When tightening mountingscrews, make sure that the hingedcover and faceplate will open fully,as shown.

Wall

7.9 in.(200 mm)

3.5 in.(87 mm) 3.75 in.

(95 mm)

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Faceplate overhangswallbox on all sides; allow 1 in. (25 mm)

4.5 in.(110 mm)

Zone Setup

Assign Load Type1. Enter programming mode (see page 12).2. Use the master buttons to highlight “Zone

setup” and press the OK button toaccept.

3. Use the master buttons to highlight “Loadtype”. Press the OK button to accept.

4. Use the zone raise/lower buttons tochoose the load type for that zone. Seethe list below for supported load types.Press the OK button to accept.

5. The info screen will display aconfirmation screen that your load typehas been saved.

6. Exit programming mode (see page 12).


Main menu

Occ sensorZone setup

Zone setup

High end

Load type

Set type usingzone controls

Load type

OK

1 2 3 4 5 6Use thezoneraise/lowerbuttons tochoose theload type forthat zone.

Masterbuttons

OK button

Load Type Notes• All electronic low-voltage (ELV) lighting

used with an interface must be rated forreverse phase control dimming. Beforeinstalling an ELV light source, verify withthe manufacturer that their transformercan be dimmed. When dimming, an ELVinterface must be used with the controlunit.

• Not all zones must be connected;however, connected zones must have aminimum load of 25 W.

• No zone may be loaded with more than800 W.

• Maximum total lighting load per unit is 16 A.

• Maximum total lighting load for amagnetic low-voltage (MLV) load is 2000VA or 1600 watts after transformer.Maximum load per MLV zone is 800 VA or600 watts.

Setting Load Types

Fixture load type

IncandescentMLV (magnetic low-voltage)ELV (electronic low-voltage)Hi-Lume/Eco-10Non-dimNeon/Cold cathodeTu-Wire

Direct control via GRAFIK Eye QS

IncandescentMLV----Non-dim LOFO or Non-dim FOFONeon, CCTu-Wire

Control via power module

Power modulePower modulePower moduleFluorescent moduleNon-dim LOFO or Non-dim FOFONeon, CCTu-Wire

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Choose this load type from the menu on the GRAFIK Eye QS:

SavedSaved

Set Minimum Level (optional)Some local regulations specify aminimum lighting level for dimmingzones in occupied buildings. If thispertains to you, follow these steps toset up your minimum lighting level.

1. Enter programming mode (see page 12)and select “Zone setup,” then “Minlevel”. Press the OK button to accept.

2. Use the master buttons to highlight“OFF” if you want your lights to go allthe way off at their minimum light level,or “10%” if you want that to be theminimum light level. Press the OK buttonto accept.Note: Non-dim loads will turn offregardless of the minimum level setting.

3. The info screen will display aconfirmation screen that your minimumlevel has been saved.



Zone Setup

Set High End or Low EndHigh and low end trim settings limit themaximum and minimum output of adimming zone. Trim levels are setautomatically when the load type isprogrammed. Change the high or lowend trim for a zone only if the defaultsetting needs to be adjusted.

1. Enter programming mode (see page 12).2. Use the master buttons to highlight “Zone

setup” and press the OK button toaccept.

3. Use the master buttons to highlight “Highend” or “Low end” (this example showslow end). Press the OK button to accept.

4. Use the zone raise/lower buttons to setthe high end or low end trim for thatzone. The info screen will display each zonenumber and percentage as you adjust it.Press the OK button to accept.

5. The info screen will display aconfirmation screen that your setting hasbeen saved.


Main menu

Occ sensorZone setup

Zone setup

High end

Low end

Set trim usingzone controls

Zone 2

Low end

OK

1 2 3 4 5 6Use thezoneraise/lowerbuttons toset the highend or lowend trim forthat zone.

Masterbuttons

OK button

10%

Min level

OFF

Zone setup

Low endMin level

SavedSaved

SavedSaved

Preprogrammed Button Functionality


Lighting Column Button Preprogramming (Factory Default: Dimmable Loads)Scene 1: All lights to 100%Scene 2: All lights to 75%Scene 3: All lights to 50%Scene 4: All lights to 25%

Lighting Column Button Preprogramming (Factory Default: Non-Dim Loads)Scene 1: All lights OnScene 2: All lights OnScene 3: All lights OnScene 4: All lights On

Shade Column Button Preprogramming (Factory Default: Sivoia QS shades)All shades fully openAll shades to 50%All shades fully closedLower/Raise all shades

The GRAFIK Eye QS System controls lights without special programming. The factorydefaults for the lighting column buttons are shown below for both dimmable and non-dim zones. See pages 15 through 17 for methods for changing scene settings.

The info screen goes blank after 20seconds if there is no button press orfading.The master buttons also activate the infoscreen. These buttons temporarily raise orlower all dimmable lights (except thoseprogrammed as unaffected in the currentscene). Adjustments are temporary and donot affect scene programming.The OK button activates the info screen,which then shows the current scene and itsfade time.

The timeclock button activates the infoscreen and displays the current time, thenext event scheduled to occur, and whatthat next event is. Pressing a second timedisplays the location and thesunrise/sunset times.


OK

Info screen: see example screens below

Timeclock button displays the currenttime and the next scheduled event.Pressing when in Program modefunctions as a“back” button.

OK button activates the info screen, which shows the current scene’s fadetime. In Save Always mode, allows fadetime adjustment. InSave by OKmode, pressinga second timeallows zoneadjustment;pressing a thirdtime allows fadeadjustment.

Master buttons temporarily raise or lowerall lights (except unaffected, shades, andnon-dim zones) on this GRAFIK Eye QSunit

Scene 1

Master raise Master lower

General Functionality

OK

Scene: 1

Adjust fade03 seconds

11:23 AM Fri

Next: 5:00 PMScene 1

Entering and Exiting Programming ModeTo enter programming mode:Press and hold simultaneously the top andbottom buttons on the lighting column for 3seconds.The LEDs in the lighting buttonswill scroll from top to bottom, confirmingthat you are in programming mode, and theinfo screen will display the main menu.

To exit programming mode:Press and hold simultaneously the top andbottom buttons on the lighting column for 3 seconds. The info screen will go to Scene 1.

Navigating Menus in Programming ModeMaster ButtonsThe master buttons allow you to move through the menuchoices. The current choice is highlighted on the info screen.

OK ButtonThe OK button chooses the current highlighted menu choice.This will either take you to the next menu or accept a setting youhave selected.

Timeclock ButtonThe timeclock button functions as a “back” button duringprogramming mode. Pressing the timeclock button takes youback one step in the current menu. Pressing it repeatedly willeventually return you to the main menu, but will not exitprogramming mode.


General Functionality: Programming Mode

OK

Press and hold the top andbottom buttons for 3 secondsto enter or exit programmingmode

Master buttons

OK button

Timeclock button

Main menu

Scene setup

Timeclock

Scene 1

Fade time3 seconds

Info screen displaywhen you enterprogramming mode

Info screen displaywhen you exitprogramming mode

Zone Button OperationEach column of buttons represents onezone of lights. Pressing any button on acolumn turns on the info screen anddisplays the zone’s current light level andcurrent energy savings.Pressing the raise and lower buttons on azone causes different actions dependingon zone type (see below).

Dimmable zones:• Press and hold to raise/lower all lights in a

zone; release to stop• Press raise or lower to stop a zone that is

fading• Raising lights from off to full on or lowering

from full on to off takes 5 seconds• Press raise and lower simultaneously to

toggle between full on and off

Non-dim zones:• Press raise to take light zones to full on• Press lower to take light zones to off


1 2 3 4 5

2 3

Zone Raise

Zone Lower

LEDs indicate light levelNote: See page 18 for anexplanation of the LEDdisplay for each type ofload in a zone.


Zone Button OperationName a Zone

1. Enter programming mode (see page 12).2. Use the master buttons to highlight “Zone setup”

and press the OK button to accept.3. Use the master buttons to highlight “Label” and

press the OK button to accept.4. Use the master buttons to change the zone

number to your desired zone. Custom zone labelswill appear if previously set. Press the OK buttonto accept.

5. Use the master buttons to highlight “Custom” andpress the OK button to accept. Or, highlight“Default” to return the zone label to the default(e.g., Zone 1).

6. Use the master buttons to scroll through thecharacters (lowercase and uppercase letters, plusnumbers 0-9). The character you are currentlychanging will be underlined on the screen. PressOK to select the character you want, then repeatfor all available characters. Choose a space (nocharacter) and press OK for any remainingcharacters. Press the OK button to accept.Note: Custom zone labels will always begin withthe zone number and a colon (e.g., 1:Uplights).

7. The info screen will display a confirmation screenthat your name has been saved.


Main menu

Occ sensorScene setupZone setup

Zone setup

Min level

Select zone:

Zone 2

Label

Label zone 2

Custom

Label zone 2

1: AA

1 / 12

OK

Masterbuttons

OK button

SavedSaved

Quick Scene ProgrammingSave Always ModeThe default save mode (see page 28) isSave Always. This mode allows you toquickly set scenes on the lighting columnwithout entering program mode.

1.Press the button for the scene you wantto set; its LED will light and the lights willgo to the current settings.

2.Use the zone raise/lower buttons to setall lights to the desired levels. Press theOK button.

3.To set the fade time for this scene, pressthe OK button, then use the masterbuttons to set the desired fade time.Press the OK button to save.Note: Using the master buttons to raiseor lower lighting settings is still temporaryin Save Always mode.


OK

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1. Press the lighting column scene buttonyou wish to program.

2. Use the zone raise/lower buttons to setlight levels.

3. Use the master buttons to set fade time.

Scene SetupProgram a Scene

1. Enter programming mode (see page 12).2. Use the master buttons to highlight “Scene setup” and

press the OK button to accept.3. Use the master buttons to select “Levels” to adjust lighting

and/or window treatment levels. Press the OK button toaccept. Us the master buttons to select the scene numberof your desired scene. Press the OK button to accept.

4. Set each zone to the desired light level for this scene usingthe zone raise/lower buttons. The info screen will displaythe zone and percentage as you adjust it.To set a zone as unaffected, lower the light levels all theway to off, then hold the zone lower button for 3 seconds.When all zones are at the desired level, press the OKbutton to accept.

5. Use the master buttons to set the fade time for this scene.Press the OK button to accept.

6. Press the button on a shade column that will take thewindow treatments assigned to that shade column to thelevel you want for this scene. Repeat for any additionalshade columns. Press the OK button to accept. Or, if youdo not have or do not wish to set shade groups for thisscene, press OK.

7. The info screen will display a confirmation screen that yourscene has been saved.



OK

Masterbuttons

OK button

Main menu

TimeclockScene setup

Scene setup

Labels

Scene setup

Levels

Scene setup

Scene 1

Adjust fade3 seconds

Scene 1

Set shadegroups

3 seconds

Scene 1

Set zones

Scene 1

SavedSaved

1 2 3 4 5

2 3

Zone Raise

Zone Lower


Scene SetupName a Scene

1. Enter programming mode (see page 12).2. Use the master buttons to highlight “Scene setup”

and press the OK button to accept.3. Use the master buttons to highlight “Labels” and

press the OK button to accept.4. Use the master buttons to change the scene

number to your desired scene. Press the OKbutton to accept.

5. Use the master buttons to highlight “Custom” andpress the OK button to accept.

6. Use the master buttons to scroll through thecharacters (lowercase and uppercase letters, plusnumbers 0-9). The character you are currentlychanging will be underlined on the screen. PressOK to select the character you want, then repeatfor all available characters. Choose a space (nocharacter) and press OK for any remainingcharacters. Press the OK button to accept.

7. The info screen will display a confirmation screenthat your name has been saved.


Main menu

Occ sensorScene setupScene setup

Labels

Select scene:

Scene 1

Label scene 1

Custom

Label scene 1

1: AA

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OK

Masterbuttons

OK button

Scene setup

LevelsLabelsLabels

SavedSaved

LED Displays for Lighting LevelsDimmable Lights Non-Dim Lights

Off

1-17%

18-34%

35-51%

52-68%

69-85%

86-99%

On/100%

Unaffected

(lights are not affected by scene button or master raise/lower)


Legend:LED lit

LED off

Setting LimitsNote: Entering Limit Setup modemay cause window treatments tomove approximately 8 inches upor down. Be sure that eachwindow treatment is positionedso that the fabric can safelymove 8 inches up or downbefore entering Limit Setup

mode.1.On any shade column,

press and holdsimultaneously the topand raise buttons. TheLEDs next to the topand bottom buttons willcycle. Note: At any time whilein Limit Setup mode,you can move allwindow treatmentstogether to their currentopen limit by double-tapping the top button,or to their current closelimit by double-tappingthe bottom button.

Note: Once EDUs (electronic drive unitsof the window treatment) have beenassigned to shade columns, limits can beset for an EDU only using the shadecolumn it is assigned to, and a shadecolumn can set limits only for those EDUsassigned to it.

2.Select the EDU you want to to adjustusing the top button on the shadecolumn. Each time you press and releasethe top button, a different EDU that isassigned to that shade column will openand close in an 8-inch range to indicate itis selected. Press the top button until theEDU for the window treatment you wishto adjust moves. (You can also use thebottom button, which moves through theassigned EDUs in the opposite order.)

3. Adjust the currently selectedEDU to the desired level forthe open limit (the maximumthe window treatment isallowed to open) using theraise and lower buttons.

4.Press and hold the top button on theshade column for 5 seconds to store thecurrent position as the open limit. TheLED next to the top button will flashquickly for 2 seconds.

5.Adjust the currently selected EDU to thedesired level for the close limit (themaximum the window treatment isallowed to close) using the raise andlower buttons.

6.Press and hold the bottom button on theshade column for 5 seconds to store thecurrent position as the close limit.TheLED next to the bottom button will flashquickly for 2 seconds.

7.Repeat steps 2 through 6 to set the openand close limits for each windowtreatment assigned to the shade column.

8.Press and hold simultaneously the topand raise buttons on the shade column toexit Limit Setup mode.


Adjusting Window Treatment Settings

Assigning EDUs to Shade ColumnsNote: Entering Assignment modewill cause the window treatmentsto move between their open andclose limits. Be sure that theopen and close limits have been

set correctly.1. Press and hold

simultaneously the topand bottom buttons onthe shade column for 5seconds to enterprogramming mode.The LEDs next to thebuttons will flash onceper second. EDUs(electronic drive units ofthe window treatments)assigned to that shadecolumn will move totheir close limit, andEDUs not assigned tothat shade column willmove to their openlimit.

2.To assign an EDU to the shade columnthat is program mode, use one of thefollowing methods:

- Press and release the top button on theshade column that is in program mode.Each time you press and release the topbutton, a different EDU that is assigned tothat shade column will open and close inan 8-inch range. Press the top buttonuntil the EDU you wish to assign to theshade column moves. (You can also usethe bottom button, which moves throughthe EDUs in the opposite order.)

- Or, press and release any button on anEDU to toggle between unassignmentand assignment for that EDU’s windowtreatment to the shade column.

Assign or unassign the currently selectedEDU to the shade column using the raiseand lower buttons.

The lower button assigns the selectedEDU.The raise button unassigns the selectedEDU.

3.Check window treatment assignments:EDUs for window treatments assigned tothe shade column will be at their closelimit, and EDUs for window treatmentsnot assigned to the shade column will beat their open limit.

4.Press and hold simultaneously the topand bottom buttons on the shade columnfor 5 seconds to exit Assignment mode.The LEDs next to the buttons will stopflashing, and the EDUs assigned to theshade column will return to their levelsbefore entering Assignment mode.

Note: Once you have assigned windowtreatments to a shade column, you willnotice the following additionalfunctionality:- When some or all EDUs assigned to a

shade column are moving, press andrelease the top, middle, or bottombutton to immediately stop all assignedEDUs.

- The position that each EDU moves towhen the middle button is pressed isnow reprogrammable. See PresetAdjustment on page 21.

- No matter how or from where theirmovement is commanded, whenever allthe assigned EDUs come to a stop andmatch their programmed positions forone of the buttons in the shade column,the LED next to that button willautomatically light up.


Lower button(assign)

Raise button(unasssign)


Preset Adjustment: Simple Method1. Use the raise and lower

buttons on the shadecolumn to set all EDUs(electronic drive units ofthe window treatments)to the desired presetlevels.

2. Press and hold themiddle button on theshade column for 5seconds to save theEDU preset positions.The LED next to thebutton will flash andthen light continuously,indicating the presethas been stored.

Note: Once EDU presets have beenassigned to buttons on a shade column,those presets are accessible for an EDUonly using the shade column it isassigned to, and a shade column canaccess preset levels only for those EDUsassigned to it.

Preset Adjustment: Advanced MethodNote: The advanced method for adjustingpresets is needed only if you wish to havethe window treatments assigned to theshade column set at different positions inthe preset. If, however, you wish all thewindow treatments in the group to belined up with one another in the preset,you should use the Simple Method at left. Note: Entering Assignment mode willcause the window treatments to movebetween their open and close limits. Besure that the open and close limits havebeen set correctly.

1. On the shade columnwhose preset you wishto adjust, press andhold simultaneously thetop and bottombuttons. The LEDs nextto the buttons will flash.EDUs (electronic driveunits) for the assignedwindow treatments willmove to their closedlimits, and EDUs forunassigned windowtreatments will move totheir open limits.

2.Press and release the middle button onthat shade column. The adjacent LED willblink rapidly. EDUs for assigned windowtreatments will automatically move totheir current preset settings.

3. Use the raise and lowerbuttons to move all EDUsfor assigned windowtreatments together to thedesired preset setting.

4.To move an EDU individually to itsdesired preset setting, select the EDUusing the top button on the shadecolumn. Each time you press and releasethe top button, a different EDU that isassigned to that shade column will openand close in an 8-inch range. Pressrepeatedly until the EDU for the windowtreatment you wish to adjust moves.Adjust that EDU to the desired heightusing the raise and lower buttons. Repeat this step for all assigned EDUs.

5.Once you are satisfied that all theassigned EDUs are set to the positionsyou want to assign as the preset, pressand hold the middle button on the shadecolumn for 5 seconds. The preset will besaved.

6.Press and hold simultaneously the topand bottom buttons on the shade columnfor 5 seconds to exit to normal mode.The LEDs next to the buttons will stopflashing.




Adjusting Window Treatment SettingsName a Group of Window Treatments1. Enter programming mode (see page 12).2. Use the master buttons to highlight “Shade labels” and press

the OK button to accept.3. Use the master buttons to select your desired shade group.

Press the OK button to accept.4. Use the master buttons to highlight “Custom” and press the OK button to accept.5. Use the master buttons to scroll through the characters (lowercase and uppercase

letters, plus numbers 0-9). The character you are currently changing will beunderlined on the screen. Press OK to select the character you want, then repeatfor all available characters. Choose a space (no character) and press OK for anyremaining characters. Press the OK button to accept.

6. The info screen will display a confirmation screen that your name has been saved.7. Exit programming mode (see page 12).

Main menu

Zone setupShade labels

Select shade grp:

Shade grp 1

Label shade grp:

Custom

Label shade grp 1

1: A

1 / 11

OK

SavedSavedA

Masterbuttons

OK button

Remotely Restore EDUs to FactoryDefaults

Warning! Restoring an EDU(electronic drive unit for a windowtreatment) to its factory defaultswill erase any previousprogramming or assignments youhave made for that EDU.

Note: Entering this mode maycause window treatments tomove approximately 8 inches upor down. Be sure that eachwindow treatment is positionedso that the fabric can safelymove 8 inches up or downbefore entering this mode.

1. On any shade column,press and holdsimultaneously the topand lower buttons.The LED next to thetop button will flash.

2. Press and hold the topbutton for 5 seconds.All shade columnLEDs will blink rapidly.

3.Select the EDU you want to restore tofactory defaults using the top button onthe shade column. Each time you pressand release the top button, a differentEDU in your system will open and closein an 8-inch range to indicate it isselected. Press the top button until the

EDU for the window treatment you wishto restore to factory defaults moves. (Youcan also use the bottom button, whichmoves through the assigned EDUs in theopposite order.)

4.Press and hold simultaneously the raiseand lower buttons for 5seconds to restore the movingshade to factory defaults.

5.Repeat steps 3 and 4 to restore factorydefaults to any other window treatments.

6.Press and hold simultaneously the topand lower buttons on the shade columnto exit this mode.


Timeclock OperationSet Time and Date

1. Enter programming mode (see page 12).2. Use the master buttons to highlight “Timeclock”

and press the OK button to accept.3. Use the master buttons to highlight “Time & date”

and press the OK button to accept.4. Use the master buttons to select between “12 Hr”

and “24 Hr” format for time display and press theOK button to accept.

5. Use the master buttons to select the current hourand press the OK button to accept. Repeat for thecurrent minutes.

6. Use the master buttons to highlight the currentyear and press the OK button to accept. Repeatfor the current month and date.

7. The info screen will display a confirmation screenthat your time and date have been saved.


OK

Masterbuttons

OK button

Main menu


Timeclock

HolidayDelete eventTime & date

Set time

: 00 AM08

Timeclock

Set date

Del: 002007

Set date

Set format

Del: 0012 Hr

March

Set date

17

Set time

08 : 00 AM30

SavedSaved

Set Daylight Saving Time1. Enter programming mode (see page

12) and select “Timeclock”. Use themaster buttons to highlight “SetDST” and press the OK button toaccept.

2. Use the master buttons to highlight“YES” if your location observesdaylight saving time, or “NO” if itdoes not. Press the OK button toaccept.

3. If yes, use the master buttons tochoose either “USA 2007” (thesecond Sunday in March to the firstSunday in November), or “Other.”For “Other,” follow the screens toset start and end dates and amountof time.

4. Press the OK button to accept. Theinfo screen will display aconfirmation screen that your timeand date have been saved.

5. Exit programming mode (see page12).


Timeclock OperationSet Location

1. Enter programming mode (see page 12).2. Use the master buttons to highlight

“Timeclock” and press the OK button toaccept.

3. Use the master buttons to highlight“Location” and press the OK button toaccept.

4. Use the master buttons to choose to setyour location by either country and cityor latitude and longitude. Press the OKbutton to accept.

5. Use the master buttons to highlight thecountry and press the OK button toaccept. Repeat for the state and closestcity.

6. The info screen will display aconfirmation screen that your time anddate have been saved.


OK

Masterbuttons

OK button

Main menu


Timeclock

Time & dateDelete eventLocation

Location by

Lat/LongitudeCountry, City

Timeclock

State

Pennsylvania

City

Philadelphia

Country

08 : 00USA

Timeclock

LocationDelete eventSet DST

Use DST?

Del: 00YES

SavedSaved


Timeclock OperationAdd an Event

1. Enter programming mode (see page 12).2. Use the master buttons to highlight “Timeclock”

and press the OK button to accept.3. Use the master buttons to highlight “Add events”

and press the OK button to accept.4. Use the master buttons to select the day of the

week for this event; press the OK button toaccept.

5. Use the master buttons to select the type of event(fixed time of day, or relative to sunrise or sunset);press the OK button to accept.

6. For a fixed-time event, use the master buttons toselect the hour for your event to begin; press theOK button to accept. Repeat for the minutes.For a relative time event, use the master buttonsand the OK button to set the hour, then theminutes relative to sunrise or sunset (maximum of1 hour 59 minutes before or after sunrise orsunset).

7. Use the master buttons to select the scene youwish to activate for this event. For a timeclock event involving only shades, scrollthrough the scenes to find the group of shadesand the action (1, 2, or 3; open, preset, or close)you want to add to the timeclock event. Or, press the button on the shade column thatproduces the action you want to add to thistimeclock event. Press the OK button to accept.

8. The info screen will display a confirmation screenthat your event has been saved.


OK

Masterbuttons

OK button

Main menu


Timeclock

View eventsDelete eventsAdd events

Timeclock

Add

Time of day

Add

Monday

Add

Del: 00 AM08

Add

SceneScene 1

SavedSaved


Timeclock OperationDelete an Event



3. Use the master buttons to highlight“Delete events” and press the OK buttonto accept.

4. Use the master buttons to select the dayof the week (or holiday) when the eventoccurs; press the OK button to accept.

5. Use the master buttons to select theevent to delete; press the OK button toaccept.

6. A screen will appear, verifying you wish todelete the event. Press the OK button toaccept and delete; otherwise, press thetimeclock button to go back.

7. The info screen will display aconfirmation screen that your event hasbeen deleted.


OK

Masterbuttons

OK button

Timeclockbutton

Main menu


Timeclock

Copy scheduleDelete

Timeclock

Delete?

Delete

8:00 AM Scene 5

Delete

Monday

01/03

View an Event1. Enter programming mode (see page 12),

select “Timeclock,” and select “Viewevents”.

2. Use the master buttons to select the dayof the week (or holiday) when the eventoccurs; press the OK button to accept.

3. Use the master buttons to select theevent to view; press the OK button toaccept.

4. Press the OK button to return to theTimeclock menu.


Timeclock

Delete eventsAdd events

View events

Monday

View

8:00 AM Scene 5

View events

Monday

01/03

Delete events

SavedSaved


Timeclock OperationSet a Holiday



3. Use the master buttons to highlight“Holiday” and press the OK button toaccept.

4. Use the master buttons to select “Setholiday” and press the OK button toaccept.

5. Use the master buttons to set the monthof the holiday and press the OK button toaccept. Repeat for the date.

6. The info screen will display aconfirmation screen that your holiday hasbeen set.


OK

Masterbuttons

OK button

Timeclock

Delete schedule

Holiday

Add eventDelete holidaySet holiday

Holiday

Add

1Feb

Monday

Add

Feb 14Delete a Holiday

1. Enter programming mode (see page 12),select “Timeclock,” select “Holiday,” andselect “Delete holiday”.

2. Use the master buttons to select theholiday you wish to delete and press theOK button to accept.

3. The info screen will display aconfirmation screen that your event hasbeen deleted.


Holiday

Set holidayDelete Delete holiday

MondayFeb 14

Delete?

SavedSaved

SavedDeleted


Set Save Mode1. Enter programming mode (see page 12).2. Use the master buttons to highlight “Save

mode” and press the OK button toaccept.

3. Use the master buttons to highlight thesave mode you would like. The savemodes are listed and explained below.

4. Press the OK button. The info screen willdisplay a confirmation screen that yoursave mode has been saved.


Main menu

Scene setupSave mode

Save mode

Save always

Save ModesSave always (default mode) . . Quick scene programming mode; automatically save changes made to to lighting levels or fade time

(master raise/lower changes are temporary)Save by OK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Zone adjustments are temporary unless the OK button precedes themSave never . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Do not save any temporary changes to lighting levels or fade timeFour scenes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Zone raise/lower buttons are disabled (typically used for rented spaces)

Master raise/lower buttons, wallstations, and IR receiver are still enabled for adjustment of light level,but these changes are not saved

Button disable . . . . . . . . . . . . Only the timeclock button, IR receiver, and wallstations can be used to make temporary changes (typically used in a public space)

Note: Off scene can be changed only through scene setup in program mode. Save modes will change only the fade time in Offscene settings.

OK

Masterbuttons

OK button

SavedSaved


Set Up Occupant Sensor1.Enter programming mode (see page 12).2.Use the master buttons to highlight “Occ sensor” and press the

OK button to accept.3.Use the master buttons to select the scene you wish to activate

when the room is occupied.For an occupant sensor setting involving only shades, scrollthrough the scenes to find the group of shades and the action(1, 2, or 3; open, preset, or close) you want to set. Or, press the button on the shade column that produces theaction you want to add to this timeclock event.If your local lighting code requires it, you may also select“Manual on,” which means the occupant sensor will notautomatically turn the lights on when someone enters a room.Instead, a button must be pressed manually.

4. Press OK to accept your choice.5. Use the master buttons to select the scene you wish to activate

when the room is unoccupied.For an occupant sensor setting involving only shades, scrollthrough the scenes to find the group of shades and the action(1, 2, or 3; open, preset, or close) you want to set.Or, press the button on the shade column that produces theaction you want to add to this timeclock event.You may also select “Manual off,” which means the occupantsensor will not trigger an action when the room is unoccupied.

6.Press OK to accept your choice. The info screen will display aconfirmation screen that your occupant sensor settings havebeen saved.

7.Exit programming mode (see page 12).

Main menu

Save modeOcc sensor

Occupied

Scene 1

Occupied and Unoccupied ModesOccupied, contact closing . . . . . . The occupied scene occurs when an occupant sensor or contact closure connected to the

occupant sensor input closes.Unoccupied, contact opening . . . The unoccupied scene occurs when an occupant sensor or contact closure connected to the

occupant sensor input opens.

OK

Masterbuttons

OK button

Unoccupied

Manual off

SavedSaved

Activate System AccessoriesOnce your control unit is programmed,you will need to activate any accessoriesor interfaces that are a part of thesystem. Refer to the instructions thataccompanied those devices to set themup for proper communication with theGRAFIK Eye QS control unit.

Faceplate RemovalThe faceplates may need to be removedto change the color or to write in zonelabels. To remove either faceplate, open itfully (flush to the wall), and pull up (for thetop faceplate) or down (for the bottomfaceplate) to pull the hinges out of theirslots.

Replace by sliding the hinges back intotheir slots.


OK

1 2 3 4 5 6

Pull up to removetop faceplate

Pull down to removebottom faceplate

Symptom

Unit does not control loadsUnit does not turn lights onLEDs on front of unit are not ONMCB/breaker is tripping

Unit does not control loadZONE control does not work

1 or more zones are "full on"when any scene is onand zone intensity is notadjustable

A Zone control affects morethan one zone

Keypad buttons are not workingKeypad LEDs are not tracking

Faceplate is warm

Possible Causes

Breaker/MCB is offLong fade timeLow zone settingsMiswireSystem short circuitSystem overload

MiswireDisconnected wireBurned-out lamps

MiswireShorted triac

Miswire

Miswire or loose connection on low-voltage linkWallstation programming is incorrect

Normal operation

Remedy

Switch breaker/MCB onSet fade time to 0 secondsReprogram scenes to a higher intensityCheck wiringFind and correct shortsMake sure unit is not overloaded (2000 W max)

Check wiringConnect zone wires to loadsReplace bad lamps

Make sure loads are connected to theright zonesReplace control unit

Check for shorts between zone outputs

Tighten loose connections at PELVterminals on all units and other devices inthe systemCheck the keypad function andprogramming on the units

Solid-state controls dissipate about 2%of the connected load as heat.


Troubleshooting


Symptom

Unit does not allow scene change orzone adjustments

Screen is off

Occupant sensor input does not work

Timeclock events do not occurSunrise or sunset events do not occur atthe correct time

Possible Causes

Unit in wrong save modeKeypad in system has locked the unit

Normal operation

MiswireIncorrect programming

Input closure/opening is not occurring

Timeout on occupant sensor is set toolong

Timeclock is disabledTime is not set correctlyDate is not set correctlyLocation is not set correctlyHoliday schedule is in effect

Remedy

Change to correct save modeCheck programming and state ofkeypads

Screen turns off after 20 seconds

Check wiring on contact closure inputRe-program the occupied andunoccupied states of the inputCheck that the input device is openingand closing properlySet the occupant sensor timeout to ashorter time

Enable the timeclockSet the timeSet the dateSet the latitude and longitude correctlyRemove the holiday schedule from yourprogramming

Troubleshooting (continued)


Symptom

EDU (electronic drive unit of the windowtreatment) will not move

EDU (electronic drive unit of the windowtreatment) does not fully open or fullyclose

Window treatment moves in the oppositedirection when raise/lower buttons arepushed

Keypad LEDs are off and keypad will notcontrol any window treatment

Keypad LEDs are on but keypad will notcontrol any window treatment

Keypad does not operate all the windowtreatments it is assigned to

Window treatments in a room move ontheir own

Possible Causes

EDU is not poweredWindow treatment fabric is caught onsomethingEDU is not assigned to a keypad

Presets have been set incorrectlyLimits have been set incorrectlyWindow treatment fabric is caught onsomething

Open and close limits have been reversed

No power is going to keypad

All presets are set to the same heightCommunications link is not wired to theEDUEDU has been unassigned from keypad

EDU has been unassigned from keypadAll presets are set to the same heightEDU is not wired correctlyKeypad is not wired correctly

EDUs are assigned to a keypad inanother room

Remedy

Check EDU powerCheck and unbind window treatmentfabricAssign the EDU to a keypad

Try using raise/lower buttons on keypadSet limits correctlyCheck and unbind window treatmentfabric

Set limits correctly

Check and wire power to keypad

Try using raise/lower buttons on keypadCheck and wire the EDU link

Reassign the EDU to the keypad

Reassign the EDU to the keypadTry using raise/lower buttons on keypadCheck and rewire EDUCheck and rewire keypad

Reassign the EDU to the correct keypad

Troubleshooting (continued) - Window Treatment Functions

Menu Options

TimeclockView events

See page 26Add events

Copy all timeclock events from one dayto another

Copy scheduleCopy all timeclock events from one dayto another

Delete eventsSee page 26

Delete scheduleDelete all timeclock events from aspecified day

HolidaySee page 27

Time & dateSee page 23

LocationSee page 24

Set DSTSee page 24

Enable/DisableEnable or disable timeclock events

Scene setupLevels

See page 16Labels

See page 17Save mode

See page 28Occ sensor

See page 29


Zone setupLoad type

See page 8High end

See page 9Low end

See page 9Min level

See page 9Label

See page 14Shade labels

See page 22IREnabled

Enable control of the GRAFIK Eye by IR (remote control palm pilot, wired IR device,etc.)

DisabledDisable control of the GRAFIK Eye by IR (remote control palm pilot, wired IR device,etc.)

BacklightOff

Turn off the green backlights on the scene and shade buttonsOn

Turn on the green backlights on the scene and shade buttonsDiagnostics

Diagnostics are for advanced use only. For help, contact Lutron TechnicalSupport.

Device serialDisplays the serial number of the GRAFIK Eye

Link detailsDisplays diagnostic information for all devices wired on the link

Code revDisplays the software versions of the different components within the GRAFIK Eye

USB statusDisplays diagnostic information for the GRAFIK Eye’s USB

Reset USBResets the USB module on the GRAFIK Eye (used if it is having troublecommunicating)


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