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Review Design
It's always best to start with a plan. Here's what to look for before starting installation.
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Switches and Sensors
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Dimming and “Resume Level”
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3-Way and Multi-Way Switches
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Operating Switches and Lights Quiz
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Prewire
Prewire involves routing and pulling wires from the panels to the lights, switches, and devices, as well as wiring from main AC or DC power sources to the panels.
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Lighting Control Panel
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Wiring to Lights
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Wiring to Switches
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Advanced Wiring (USB-C outlets, High Power Strips, Large Chandeliers)
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Trim and Basic Commission
Trim Phase includes connecting lights and switches, grouping lights into zones, pairing switches to lighting zones, configuring occupancy sensors, and assigning keypad/touchpad button actions. Cleaning and trimming the panels. This is usually the last step required for final inspections.
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Wiring AC style Fixtures to Generic Smart Interface Blocks (SIBs)
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Wiring LEDs (Single color and Tunable White) to Generic CCT Smart Interface Blocks (SIBs)
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Accessing via Wifi and Basic Controls
Accessing via Wifi, naming devices and zones, connecting to home wifi, controlling lights, testing switches and sensors.
Installing ReNetA
About Lesson

Wire to the switch from the closest light.

To make setup a snap, wire switches to a light that you want controlled by that switch.

PDM Ports with no switches attached are assumed to be in the same zone as the prior port.  When connecting ports to PDMs, connect the light with the switch in the zone first, then other ports with only lights in that zone.

In this example, the only correction is the first switch on PDM-2 Port 5, which must be moved to be part of Zone D.  To make the system configure the zones be default automatically, wire the switch in Zone D to PDM-2 Port 6.

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