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Light Management Hub
Installation Guide
Contents
Quantum System Overview 2
Hub Overview 3
Model Number Guide 4
Dimensions 5
Mounting and Conduit Entry 6
Line Voltage Wiring 7
Quantum Bus Supply Wiring 8
EcoSystem Link: Quantum Bus Supply
System Diagram 9
Quantum Bus Supply OPT Switches and LEDs 10
Quantum Ethernet Wiring 11
Configurable Link Wiring: Power Panel Link 12
Configurable Link Wiring: GRAFIK Eye QS
and Sivoia QS Shades 13
Activate the System 14
Warranty 15
Contact Information 16
The Quantum light management hub provides
the ability to control Lutron EcoSystem® digital
ballast modules, Lutron GRAFIK Eye® power
panels, GRAFIK Eye® QS, and Sivoia® QS
shades from one centralized location.
QuantumTM System Overview
120 V normal/emergency feed
To BMS by others (BACnet IP)
To additional floors
Quantum Power Panel Link
Hub
Dedicated Green Glance Corporate
client PC and display Internet firewall
(optional) (by others)
GP/LP XP Switching
Dimming Panel
Panel
Q-Admin control
and monitor on QS
client PC (optional) Shade
Lutron inter- Link
processor
Q-Manager server
communication
link
Corporate Intranet Network To To
dimming switching
panel panel
EcoSystem Loops loads loads
seeTouch
lutron QS master lutron
wallstations
QS Control Link
LUTRON
Incandescent loads
seeTouch lutron LV loads
lutron QS master EcoSystem IR EcoSystem ballast
LUTRON wallstation LUTRON wallstation sensor
LUTRON
GRAFIK Eye QS with
EcoSystem
Occupant sensor
Interior Office
Closed office lutron
EcoSystem ballasts
and sensors RS232 interface
To touchscreen
by others
lutron
Occupant
sLUTRON ensor Interior Conference Room
LUTRON
LUTRON
LUTRON
GRAFIK Eye QS with
Open office EcoSystem balasts and Daylight EcoSystem
sensors sensor IR
QS smart sensor
power panel QS smart LUTRON
power panel QS EcoSystem
smart LUTRON ballast
lutron power LUTRON
QS shade panel
control
Occupant
and daylight
sensors
QS shades QS shades
QS shades
Open Office Areas Exterior Office Exterior Conference Room
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Hub Overview
Line voltage input, normal/
emergency feed
Receptacle (for Lutron service use only)
Hub power switch
PELV (Class 2: USA) power supply board
Power supply LEDs
PELV (Class 2: USA) configurable link
wire trough
Digital ballast loop wire trough
QuantumTM bus supplies
(4 modules, 2 loops per module maximum)
Bus supply LEDs
Factory configured EcoSystem® link
Configurable links
(power panel, Sivoia® QS shades,
or EcoSystem bus supply)
Processor LEDs
5-port unmanaged Ethernet
device
Quantum processors
(2 maximum)
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Model Number Guide
Prefix
Example
QP2 = QuantumTM Processor
QP2 - 2P8CSE - 120
Number of Processors
0P = 0 Quantum processors
Prefix Voltage
1P = 1 Quantum processor
2P = 2 Quantum processors
Number of Loops
Number of
Processors 0C = 0 EcoSystem® loops
2C = 2 EcoSystem loops
Number
of Loops 4C = 4 EcoSystem loops
Switch Type 6C = 6 EcoSystem loops
8C = 8 EcoSystem loops
Available Model Numbers
Switch Type
Contact Lutron for options not listed below.
SE = Ethernet 5-port
QP2-0P0CSE-120 Voltage
QP2-1P0CSE-120 120 for 120 V
QP2-1P2CSE-120
QP2-1P4CSE-120
QP2-1P6CSE-120
QP2-1P8CSE-120
Additional Ratings
QP2-2P0CSE-120
50 / 60 Hz
QP2-2P2CSE-120
Output: E coSystem - 18 V 250 mA per loop
QP2-2P4CSE-120
Processor - 24 V 1 A per link
QP2-2P6CSE-120
QP2-2P8CSE-120
QS Device Consumption Rules
The table below lists the devices available on the QS link. See below for each device’s count toward the link maximums
for switch legs, devices, and power draw. A Quantum QS link can have up to 512 switch legs (outputs), 99 devices,
and 32 power draw units.
QS Device Description Switch Leg Count Device Count Power Draw Units
3-zone GRAFIK Eye® QS 3 1 0
4-zone GRAFIK Eye QS 4 1 0
6-zone GRAFIK Eye QS 6 1 0
seeTouch® QS 0 1 1
Sivoia® QS Roller 64TM 1 1 0
Sivoia QS Roller 100TM 1 1 0
Sivoia QS Roller 225TM 1 1 0
6-zone GRAFIK Eye QS with EcoSystem up to 64 1 0
8-zone GRAFIK Eye QS with EcoSystem up to 64 1 0
16-zone GRAFIK Eye QS with EcoSystem up to 64 1 0
QS contact closure interface up to 5 1 2
QS network interface 0 1 2
QS smart power panel 0 1 0
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Dimensions
All dimensions in inches (mm)
15.75 (400)
Top View
15.75 (400)
12.75 (324) 5.81 (148)
0.15
2.5 (4)
(63.5)
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31.5 26.5 31.5
(800) (673) (800)
Left Side View Front View Right Side View
Bottom View
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Mounting and Conduit Entry
Ceiling
Dedicated feed
Line voltage only
Digital ballast loops PELV (Class 2: USA)
NEC® Class 1 or wiring only for control
PELV (Class 2: links and Ethernet
USA) only connection
Alternate Alternate
ballast PELV
wiring (Class 2:
entry USA) entry
Wall
Alternate Alternate
ballast PELV
wiring (Class 2:
entry USA) entry
Alternate Alternate
ballast PELV
wiring (Class 2:
entry USA) entry
Front View Side View
Notes
• Water damages equipment. Mount in a location • Enclosure: N EMA Type 1, IP-20 protection
where the hub and processors will not get wet. #16 U.S. gauge steel
Mount within 7˚ of true vertical. • Weight: 45 pounds (20.4 kg)
• Digital ballast wiring can be Class 1 or Class 2; • Surface mount only
always keep Class 1 and Class 2 wiring separate, • For indoor use only
and follow all applicable local and national electric • 32 - 104 ºF (0 - 40 ºC)
codes. • Relative humidity less than 90% non-condensing
• A minimum of 12 in (305 mm) unobstructed space is
required in front of and below the hub for ventilation.
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Line Voltage Wiring
GND
N
120 V N/E
Receptacle
for Lutron
use only
Ground/Earth Hot/Live
Neutral
(green) (black)
(white)
Notes Wire Sizes
• Line voltage must enter hub from top right of hub • Power feed (hot/live):
• Run a dedicated 120 V normal/emergency feed 14 - 10 AWG (2.5 - 4.0 mm2)
• Run wiring so line (mains) Class 1 voltage is separate
from PELV (Class 2: USA) wiring
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QuantumTM Bus Supply Wiring
Line voltage in
(prewired by Lutron)
DL7 DL8
E1 E2 E1 E2
Processor link (prewired by
Lutron; not visible in this view)
EM C
Emergency input
(normally closed)
E2
E1
EcoSystem devices
E2
E1
Wire Gauge Max. Bus Length
To additional
12 AWG 2200 ft (670 m)
(2.5 mm2) EcoSystem devices
14 AWG 1400 ft (427 m)
16 AWG (1.5 mm2) (1.5 mm2) 900 ft (274 m)
18 AWG (1.0 mm2) (1.0 mm2) 570 ft (175 m)
Notes
• E1 and E2 wires are not polarity sensitive.
• Hot/live, neutral, and ground wires are also
connected to each lighting fixture; some may have
an emergency feed.
• EcoSystem bus uses a free wire topology.
• If 15 V +/- 1 V is not present between E1 and
E2, check the Quantum bus supply wiring. A short
between E1 and E2 will cause the bus supply to
stop providing voltage on the bus and will cause the
ERR indicator to flash. Removing the short between
E1 and E2 will allow the bus supply to operate
properly.
• To wire the Quantum bus supply for PELV (Class
2: USA), the Quantum bus supply wires must be
separated from the mains wiring. Otherwise, the
PELV wiring must be classified as NEC® Class 1.
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EcoSystem® Link: QuantumTM Bus Supply System Diagram
Notes
• EcoSystem bus may be wired in accordance with NEC® Class
1 or PELV (Class 2: USA) practices
• Sensors and Quantum bus supply contact closures must be
wired PELV (Class 2: USA)
Dedicated EcoSystem link;
prewired by Lutron to
Quantum Bus Supply located in hub
Note: If EcoSystem link is not required, this can be used as a configurable link.
QP2-2P8CSE-120 shown
Quantum Bus Supply System Diagram To additional ballasts and
modules (up to 64 total)
EcoSystem EcoSystem Eco10® or EcoSystem EcoSystem
ballast modul e HiLume® ballast ballast
ballast*
IR receiver Daylight
Quantum Occupant sensor
bus supply sensor (8 max. per
(in hub) (32 max. per Keypad EcoSystem
EcoSystem loop)
loop)
Lighting *D oes not count as one of the ballasts
remote or modules on the EcoSystem bus
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QuantumTM Bus Supply OPT Switches and LEDs
OPT Switches
OPT switches are used to
configure the Bus Supply.
The tables below describe
the options. To place an OPT
OFF ON switch in the OFF position,
position position slide the switch to the left;
H/L H/L N N
away from the switch’s
number. Default is ON (next to
the switch’s number).
E2 E2 E1 E1 E2 E2 E1 E1
OPT Switch Functions
1 Addressing
Set address for
2 bus supply’s loops
3 (2 loops per bus supply) BA du ds rSesuspepsly 1 1, 2 ABdusd rSesuspepsly 3 2, 4 BAduds rSesuspepsly 5 3, 6 BAdusd rSesuspepsly 7 4, 8
4 Green loop (right side)
Manual override levels
5 Lights stay at Lights go to Lights go to Lights go to
current level “high” level “low” level Off
6 Blue loop (left side)
Manual Override levels
7 Lights stay at Lights go to Lights go to Lights go to
current level “high” level “low” level Off
8 Manual Override
Manual override levels Lights will go to the level
wil be used specified by the system
Status LEDs
LEDs on the Quantum Bus Supply indicate network status. The specific LEDs,
H/L H/L N N color and flashing method is detailed below.
ERR
BEMUSG LED Normal Operation Problem Indicator Probable Cause
ERR
E
BMUSG V PWR On Off No Mains power
E
SBERMTRMUARSGT VS T A T PWR STAT Steady flash Ofnf NUnoi tM faauinlts power or unit fault
V PWR
E2 E2 E1 E1 E2 E2 E1 E1 BUS Intermittent flash On Unit fault
or Off
blue loop ERR / Off On Emergency contact closure is
EMG active
green loop
Steady flash Miswire detected on
corresponding bus
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ON 1 2ON 13 24 ON351 462ON7513 8624 735 846 75 86 7 8
ON 1 2ON 13 24 ON351 462 753 864 75 86 7 8
ON 1 2ON 13 24 ON351 462 753 864 75 86 7 8
O
ON 1 2ON 13 24 ON351 462ON7513 8624 735 846 57 68 7 8
ON 1 2ON 13 24 ON351 462 573 684 75 86 7 8
ON 1 2ON 13 24 ON351 462 753 864 75 86 7 8
ON 1 2ON 13 24 ON351 462ON7513 8624 735 846 57 68 7 8
ON 1 2ON 13 24 ON351 462 753 864 75 86 7 8
ON 1 2ON 13 24ON351 462 573 684 75 86 7 8
ON 1 2ON 13 24 ON351 462 753 864 75 86 7 8
ON 1 2ON 13 24 ON351 462 753 864 75 86 7 8
ON 1 2ON 13 24ON351 462 573 684 75 86 7 8
ON 1 2ON 13 24 ON351 462 753 864 75 86 7 8
ON 1 2ON 13 24 ON351 462ON5713 6824 735 846 57 68 7 8
ON 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
6 7 8
ON 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
ON 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
ON1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
5 6 7 8
ON 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
