HeathCo WRC6005TX Wireless Lighting Remote Control User Manual 598 1108 rev00

HeathCo LLC Wireless Lighting Remote Control 598 1108 rev00

Users guide

DRAFT COPYFEATURES•Products are UL/cUL and/or FCC/IC tested and approved.•Operational range of up to 100 feet.Heath®/Zenith wireless lighting controls are designed to worktogether. Simply determine which transmitter(s) you wouldlike to have control which receiver(s) and set the code settingto match.•Transmitters–Remote Control–Add-A-Switch–Entry Switch–Wireless Motion SensorRemote Controlled ProductsThis manual includes operating instructions for a variety of remote controlled products. All products work on the same principle and use thesame code setting information. Please read all instructional information and note any specific information pertaining to your particular product.WARNINGS:•FOR USE ONLY with 120 volt incandescent or halogen bulbs.•DO NOT USE with fluorescent bulbs, appliances, power supplies, low voltage lighting, or any other electrical devices.CODE SETTINGSNote: Most single system installations will not require anychange to the code setting. Transmitter(s) and receiver(s)must have the same code and group setting to work to-gether. Switches 1 through 3 set the code. Switch 4 sets theGroup (A or B). See page 2 for switch locations.DIMABONOFFONOFFDIMReceiver(s)CodeReceiver(s)CodeGroup AGroup BRemote MotionSensor CodeGroup AExample 1 - Code Switch Settings, System 1(Factory Setting)Device A Controls:Controls One Set ofGroup “A” or Group“B” Receiver(s)Device B Controls:Controls One Set ofGroup “A” or Group“B” Receiver(s)Note: When operating more than one system independently ofeach other, set each system to a different code. There are 8 codesavailable by changing the settings of switches 1 through 3.Example 2 - Code Switch Settings, System 2Receiver(s)CodeReceiver(s)CodeGroup A Group BWhen using a single group transmitter (i.e. Door Transmitter, Add-A-Switch, Remote Motion Sensor) the code and group settingsmust match receiver(s) for the system to function properly.•Receivers–Indoor Plug-In Converter–Floodlight–Lamp Socket ConverterThis manual applies to the following products:Note: The channel can also be changed to reduce interferenceproblems from other wireless products (i.e. wireless phones,garage door openers, etc.). See Troubleshooting Guide for moreinformation.Receiver(s)CodeGroup AExample 3 - Code Switch Settings with Single TransmitterNote: This setting will work independently of examples 1 and 2because the code setting is different.(– Indicates Position of Switch)© 2004 DESA Specialty Products™ 598-1116-08ENGLISH
2598-1116-08DRAFT COPYRemote ControlIndoor Plug-In ConverterCODE SWITCH LOCATIONSON DIP1 2 3 4ON DIP1 2 3 4Device BCodeSwitchesBatteryCoverON1 2 3 4CodeSwitches1 2 3 4ON20323VLithiumBatteryDIMAdd-A-SwitchAccessDoor1 2 3 4ONhiumBEntry SwitchFloodlightLamp Socket Converter1 2 3 4CodeSwitchesScrewCoverCodeSwitchesWireless Motion SensorCodeSwitchesDETECTCODES1234DAYNIGHTNIGHTONLYCodeSwitchesON1 2 3 4Close-Up of Typical Code Switch(Factory Default Setting is Off)Note: The “X” has been placed on theswitches to help clarify the codesettings on the previous page.CR20323 VOLTS1 2 3 4ONCode SwitchesDevice ACodeSwitches
3598-1116-08ENGLISHDRAFT COPYNote: One remote control is able to independentlyoperate two receiver units set on the same channel. Ifmore than two receiver units, operating independently,are desired, additional remote controls will need to bepurchased.1. Remove Tab from Battery Chamber. Remove cover fromback of transmitter. Gently pull tab out of battery chamber.Slide cover onto transmitter.REMOTE CONTROL2. Remote Control Functions. The three buttons on the left sideof the remote will operate one or more receiver units withmatching addresses. The three buttons on the right side ofthe remote will operate a second set of one or more receiverunits.•Device A/B ON: Turns on any receiver unit set to the samechannel as this remote control.•Device A/B OFF: Turns off any receiver unit set to the samechannel as this remote control.•Device A/B DIM: Activates the DIM feature for any receiver unitset to the same channel as this remote control. Note: Pressingthe DIM button steps through five brightness levels.Note: To independently operate a second receiver unit using asingle remote control, make sure the second set of code switches(Device B) and the code switches on each receiver match (seeCode Settings section).•Device A - Set Device A code switches.•Device B - Set Device B code switches.Rear View of Remote Control Function ControlsON DIP1 2 3 4ON DIP1 2 3 4BatteryChamber(Type A23)BatteryCoverTabDevice A DIMDevice A ONDevice A OFFDevice B DIMDevice B ONDevice B OFF45431232Important: Wait 1 to 2 seconds after you press a transmitterbutton before you press it again to allow the transmission to becompleted.Note: If light does not turn on or intermittently turns on and off whentransmitter buttons are pushed, see Troubleshooting Guide.Optional Car Visor Clip (Included)The remote control includes an optional car visor clip for addedconvenience that may be installed.1. To attach car visor clip to remote control (if desired) push itinto slot on rear of remote unit until it snaps into place.2. To remove car visor clip, insert a small, flat-head screwdriverinto slot on back of remote. Gently push down on portion ofvisor clip inside slot with screwdriver while pulling clip out ofremote from top.Removing Visor Clip - Rear ViewFlat-HeadScrewdriver OptionalVisor Clip
4598-1116-08DRAFT COPYADD-A-SWITCHInstallation1. Remove Tab from Battery Chamber. Remove coverfrom front of Add-A-Switch transmitter. Gently pulltab out of battery chamber. Slide cover onto Add-A-Switch transmitter.DIMAdd-A-SwitchAdd-A-SwitchON/OFFButtonDIMButtonAccess DoorDIMRemoving Battery Tab1 2 ON20323VLithiumBatteryBattery Chamber(Type CR2032) Access DoorTab1 2 3 4ONDIM20323VLithiumBatteryCR2032LithiumBatteryBatteryLockingTabAccessDoorRemoving Access Doorand Battery5. Continue to press the DIM button until the desired dim level isreached. Note: Receiver remembers last DIM setting used. Torecall last DIM setting, push and release the DIM button.Note: The DIM setting defaults to 50% in the event of a powerfailure.Important: Wait 1 to 2 seconds after you press a transmitterbutton before you press it again to allow the transmission to becompleted.Note: If light does not turn on or intermittently turns on and off whentransmitter buttons are pushed, see Troubleshooting Guide.Battery ReplacementThe wall switch transmitter requires a type CR2032, 3-voltlithium battery to operate. The transmitter is shipped with thebattery installed. With typical use, the battery will last approxi-mately 5 years. Remove battery when transmitter will not beused for an extended period of time.1. Place thumb on access door and slide down to open.2. Carefully bend lockingtab outward. Battery willpop up.3. Remove battery fromsocket.4. Install replacement bat-tery in socket plus (+)side up (see illustra-tion). Press down onbattery until locking tabsnaps into place.5. Reinstall access doorby sliding it upward un-til it locks in place.2. Select mounting location for add-a-switch transmitter. Note:Transmitter should be located within 100 feet (30 m) of receiver.Note: Transmitter should be mounted approximately 4 feetfrom the floor and in the vertical position.3. Before mounting, hold transmitter in selected location andverify operation (see Operation). Note: If transmitter doesnot operate correctly, see Troubleshooting Guide.4. With transmitter held in place, mark the mounting holes witha pencil or pointed object.5. Remove transmitter and drill two 3/16" holes. Tap drywallanchors (provided) into holes with a hammer.6. Attach transmitter to wall using two screws (provided).Operation1. Verify that receiver has been properly installed. See Re-ceiver Information, page 7.2. Push the ON (top) button and release. The light should turnon full bright.3. Push the OFF (bottom) button and release. The light shouldturn off.4. Push the DIM button and release. The light should turn on ata DIM level.
5598-1116-08ENGLISHDRAFT COPYENTRY SWITCHInstallationNote: Entry system includes a transmitter and mag-net. The system can be used to signal that a door orwindow has been opened or to automatically turn thelight on when entering a closet, attic, room, etc.1. Remove Tab from Battery Chamber. Remove transmitterback cover from transmitter using small, flat-blade screw-driver. Gently pull tab out of battery chamber.Removing Battery TabImportant Considerations:•Entry transmitter components are for indoor use only.•The transmitter should be mounted on the frame of door orwindow (stationary surface). The magnet should be mountedon door or window (moving surface). See illustration below formounting configurations and possible directions of movement.1 2 3 4ONCR20323 VOLTSBattery (TypeCR2032)Transmitter TabFlat-HeadScrewdriver•A compatible receiver must be used to complete the system.The receiver should be located within 100 feet (30 m) oftransmitter (maximum distance may vary depending on type ofstructures between transmitter and receiver).2. Select mounting location for entry transmitter. Note: Maximumgap between transmitter and magnet is 3/8" and the arrowslocated on the face of each component must be in alignment (seeillustration). Also, the front surfaces of the transmitter and magnetmust be flush. If magnet is recessed, use magnet extension andtwo long screws (provided) to ensure proper alignment.Transmitter Mounted On Stationary SurfaceMagnet Mounted On Moving SurfaceMounting Configurations and Possible Directions ofMovement3/8" MAXIMUM3. Before mounting, hold transmitter and magnet in selectedlocation and verify operation. While holding the transmitterstationary, move the magnet away from transmitter to simu-late door or window being opened. Verify red LED ontransmitter flashes momentarily and receiver turns light on.Return magnet to original position simulating door or windowbeing closed. Verify red LED on transmitter flashes momen-tarily and receiver turns light off. Note: If transmitter does notoperate correctly, see Troubleshooting Guide.4. Mount Transmitter.Screw Mounting: Attach transmitter back cover to wall usingtwo short screws (provided). Snap transmitter onto backcover.Tape Mounting: Apply large piece of foam tape (provided)to the transmitter back cover. Stick transmitter back cover toframe of door or window in desired position. Snap transmitteronto back cover.5. Repeat step 4 to attach magnet to door or window.Battery ReplacementThe entry transmitter requires a type CR2032, 3-volt lithiumbattery to operate. The transmitter is shipped with the batteryinstalled. With typical use, the battery will last approximately fiveyears. Remove battery when transmitter will not be used for anextended period of time.1. Remove transmitter fromtransmitter back coverusing small, flat-bladescrewdriver.2. Carefully pry batteryloose with small, flat-blade screwdriver. Bat-tery will pop up.3. Install replacement batteryin socket plus (+) side up(see illustration). Pressdown on battery until itsnaps into place.4. Snap transmitter ontoback cover.Note: The magnet does not require a battery.CR20323 VOLTSCR2032 Lithium BatteryFlat-BladeScrewdriverBattery ReplacementTransmitterPossible Directionsof Movement Possible Directionsof Movement
6598-1116-08DRAFT COPYWIRELESS MOTION SENSORFeatures:•No wiring required.•Up to 70 feet sensing range, 180° Coverage.•Adjustable sensitivity.•Day/Night or Night only operation.•Test mode.•Uses 2 AA batteries.•Wall or eave mount.•Controls receivers up to 100 feet away.Select Night or 24 Hour ModeThis sensor is able to detect motion day and night or night only.To set the detection mode, remove rear panel by sliding thepanel down. Remove batteries if necessary. Slide the DETECTswitch to either the DAY/NIGHT or NIGHT ONLY position.Replace rear panel by reversing the above instructions.Installing BatteriesBefore mounting sensor, remove rear panel by sliding the paneldown. Install 2 AA batteries according to polarity markings insidethe battery compartment. Replace rear panel by reversing theabove instructions.Installing Motion Sensor1. Install sensor mounting bracket where motion detection isdesired. Attach sensor mounting bracket to a sturdy object(i.e. tree, post, house, etc.) using two screws provided. Makesure unit has an unobstructed view. Note: If mounting bracketto a curved surface, attach mounting bracket vertically.2. Install motion sensor to mounting bracket. Using a Philips-head screwdriver, loosen the clamp screw on the mountingbracket. Insert swivel ball mount on sensor into mountingbracket socket (Note: You should hear a snap). Aim sensortoward area where detection is desired. Tighten clamp screw.IMPORTANT: The sensor must be mounted with the bottomcover facing down in order to maintain water tightness.Installing Motion SensorCheck Operation and AdjustmentNote: When first turned on or when switching modes wait 1 1/2minutes.The RANGE control and ON-TIME control are located on thebottom of the sensor. Using your fingernails or a small, flat-headscrewdriver, gently pry the cover until it opens.1. Check Operation. Set the ON-TIME control to TEST mode.Walk in front of sensor unit. The LED indicator light located onthe bottom of the sensor should flash when motion is detected.2. Adjust Sensor. Turn the RANGE control to the mid positionand ON-TIME control to the TEST position. Walk throughcoverage area noting where you are when the LED begins toflash. Loosen the clamp screw and move the sensor tochange the coverage area. Tighten clamp screw whenfinished. Do not overtighten clamp screw.3. Adjust Range Control. To increase sensitivity, turn the RANGEcontrol toward MAX. To decrease sensitivity, turn the RANGEcontrol toward MIN. Note: If the RANGE is set too high, falsetriggering may result in some environments.Note: When using test mode to check operation in the day time:A. Set the DETECT control switch to DAY/NIGHT andB. Set the ON-TIME control to TEST.4. Set ON-TIME Control. Determine the amount of time youwant the connected device to stay on after motion is detected(1 or 5 minutes). Slide the ON-TIME control to the corre-sponding setting.IMPORTANT: Avoid Aiming Control At:•Objects that change temperature rapidly, such as heatingvents and air conditioners. These heat sources could causefalse triggering.•Areas where pets or traffic may trigger the control.•Nearby large, light colored objects reflecting light may triggerthe shut-off feature. Do not point other lights at the sensor.Mounting BracketClampScrewNutSensorMounting ScrewSwivel Ball MountMountingBracket SocketDETECTCODES1234DAYNIGHTNIGHTONLYDetectControlBattery Compartment - Rear View
7598-1116-08ENGLISHDRAFT COPYRECEIVER INFORMATIONAll receivers have the following features and ratings:•Rated for 120VAC/60Hz supply voltage.•Light can be dimmed when used with remote control (OFF, 5Selectable Dim Levels from Dimmest to Brightest, Full On).•Remembers last selected dim setting.•Not for use with Compact Fluorescent bulbs.•When first turned on wait 15 seconds.INDOOR PLUG-IN CONVERTERFeatures and Ratings:•Up to 300 Watt maximum incandescent load.•No wiring required.1. Plug in indoor receiver.2. Plug in light you wish to control.Caution: Do not exceed the maximum load limits listedabove.3. Check operation. Activate transmitter being used with re-ceiver (see transmitter instructions). A signal will be sent tothe receiver to turn the receiver ON or OFF.4. Using Remote By-Pass Switch. These receivers are equippedwith a remote by-pass switch. This switch allows the user toselect between AUTO and MANUAL modes. AUTO modeallows the light to be operated by remote control or remotemotion sensor. MANUAL mode allows the plugged in light tobe operated manually.5. Adjust audio alert volume (if applicable). Some models areequipped with an audible alarm. The alarm sounds onlywhen the receiver is activated by the wireless motion sensorand entry switch. The alarm volume is adjusted by thethumbwheel on the side of the receiver unit.Control LocationsRemoteBy-PassSwitchRemoteBy-PassSwitchAlarm VolumeControlSpeakerMaximumCoverage AngleMaximum RangeCoverage AreaMotion Sensor SensitivityThe detector is most sensitive to motion across its field of view.Motion Sensor Controls - Bottom ViewMotionMost SensitiveLeast SensitiveMotionSensor Sensor51TESTON-TIME(MINUTES)RANGEMAX MINON-TIMEControlSensitivityControlLEDIndicator70 ft.(21 m)8 ft.(2.4 m)180°Aim Sensor Downfor Short Coverage Aim Sensor Higherfor Long CoverageAdjusting Motion Sensor Coverage
8598-1116-08DRAFT COPYJunction box ground wire to greenground screw on fixture.Wiring FloodlightWarning - Risk of fire. Do not aim the lamps at a combus-tible surface within 3 ft. (1 m).White toWhiteBlack toBlackGasketMountingStrapMountingBoltRubberPlugLAMP SOCKET CONVERTERFeatures and Ratings:•Up to 150 Watt maximum incandescent load.•No wiring required.1. Screw module into light socket.2. Screw incandescent bulb up to rated wattage into module.Caution: Do not exceed the maximum load limits listedabove.3. Check operation. Activate transmitter being used with re-ceiver (see transmitter instructions). A signal will be sent tothe receiver to turn the receiver ON or OFF.FLOODLIGHTFeatures and Ratings:•Up to 150 Watt maximum in-candescent load or 240 Wattmaximum halogen load (up to75 Watt maximum incandescent, or 120 Watt maximum halo-gen, per lampholder).•Minimal wiring required.•Install fixture in accordance with local codes.Turn power off at the fuse or circuit breaker.1. Remove the existing light fixture.2. Install the mounting strap as shown using two screws that fityour junction box.Note: The plastic hanger can be used to hold the fixture whilewiring. Thread the small end of the plastic hanger throughthe hole in the center of the cover plate. Insert the small endinto one of the slots on the mounting strap.3. Route the wires from the light receiver through the largegasket holes.4. Twist the junction box wires and fixture wires together asshown. Secure with UL approved wire connectors.5. Align the cover plate and cover plate gasket. Secure withmounting bolt.6. Push the rubber plug firmly into place.7. Not intended for waterproof junction boxes. Fixture shouldbe surface mount only. Caulk the wall plate mounting surfacewith silicone weather sealant.8. Adjust the lamp holders by loosening the lock nuts. Note: Do notrotate the lamp holders more than 180° from the factory setting.Caution: To avoid water damage and electrical shock, keeplamp holders 30° below horizontal.9. Screw incandescent bulb up to rated wattage into module.When screwing in the lamps, do not overtighten.Caution: Do not exceed the maximum load limits listedabove.10. Check operation. Activate transmitter being used with re-ceiver (see transmitter instructions). A signal will be sent tothe receiver to turn the receiver ON or OFF.
9598-1116-08ENGLISHDRAFT COPYTROUBLESHOOTING GUIDEPOSSIBLE CAUSE1. Circuit breaker or fuse is turned off.2. Switch on device is turned off.3. Interrupted by another device.4. Does not respond immediately afterinstallation.5. Signals from transmitter are beingblocked, or transmitter is out of range.6. Weak battery in the transmitter.7. Dip switches on transmitter and re-ceiver units do not match.8. Device is defective.1. Same as 5, 6, and 7 above.1. Short term power line failure.2. Another transmitter on the samechannel.SYMPTOMDevice does not come on.Device does not turn off.Device comes on randomly.SOLUTION1. Verify circuit breaker or fuse isturned on.2. Verify switched device is turned on.3. Change channels on transmitter andreceiver units.4. Wait for 90 second initializationperiod (remote motion sensor).5. Check for metal objects that couldblock the signal, or reposition thetransmitter.6. Check battery charge and replace ifnecessary.7. Verify dip switch settings on trans-mitter and receiver units are set thesame.8. Test using different device.1. Same as 5, 6, and 7 above.1. Next transmission from transmitterwill reset receiver to correct state.2. Change channels on transmitter andreceiver units.REGULATORY INFORMATIONThis device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules and RSS-210 of Industry Canada. Operation is subject to the following twoconditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, includinginterference that may cause undesired operation.The term "IC:" before the radio certification number only signifies that Industry Canada technical specifications were met.The user is cautioned that changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for regulatory compliance couldvoid the user’s authority to operate the equipment.NO SERVICE PARTS AVAILABLE FOR THESE PRODUCTSTECHNICAL SERVICE(Do Not Send Products)If you experience a problem, follow this guide. You may also want to visit our Web site at: www.desatech.com. If the problem persists,call* for assistance at 1-800-858-8501, 7:30 AM to 4:30 PM CST (M-F). You may also write* to:DESA Specialty Products™P.O. Box 90004, Bowling Green, KY 42102-9004ATTN: Technical Service Specialty Products* If contacting Technical Service, please have the following information available: Model Number, Date of Purchase, and Place of Purchase.
10598-1116-08DRAFT COPYTWO YEAR LIMITED WARRANTYThis is a “Limited Warranty” which gives you specific legal rights. You may also have other rights which vary from state to stateor province to province.For a period of two years from the date of purchase, any malfunction caused by factory defective parts or workmanship will becorrected at no charge to you. To obtain a refund or a replacement, call 1-800-858-8501 for instructions.Not Covered - Repair service, adjustment and calibration due to misuse, abuse or negligence, light bulbs, batteries, and otherexpendable items are not covered by this warranty. Unauthorized service or modification of the product or of any furnishedcomponent will void this warranty in its entirety. This warranty does not include reimbursement for inconvenience, installation,setup time, loss of use, unauthorized service, or return shipping charges.This warranty covers only DESA Specialty Products™ assembled products and is not extended to other equipment andcomponents that a customer uses in conjunction with our products.THIS WARRANTY IS EXPRESSLY IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING ANYWARRANTY, REPRESENTATION OR CONDITION OF MERCHANT ABILITY OR THAT THE PRODUCTS ARE FIT FORANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR USE, AND SPECIFICALLY IN LIEU OF ALL SPECIAL, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, ORCONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES.REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT SHALL BE THE SOLE REMEDY OF THE CUSTOMER AND THERE SHALL BE NO LIABILITYON THE PART OF DESA SPECIALTY PRODUCTS™ FOR ANY SPECIAL, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, OR CONSEQUENTIALDAMAGES, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ANY LOSS OF BUSINESS OR PROFITS, WHETHER OR NOT FORESEE-ABLE. Some states or provinces do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the abovelimitation or exclusion may not apply to you. Proof of purchase is required for warranty claims.DESA Specialty Products™ reserves the right to discontinue products and to change specifications at any time without incurring anyobligation to incorporate new features in products previously sold.

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