System Overview - Lutron GRAFIK 7000 Guide D'installation Et De Maintenance

System Overview

This guide describes installing processor panels and running low-voltage PELV (Class 2: USA)
wiring, such as the control station device (CSD), lighting zone controller (LZC), power panel, user
interface, and interprocessor links. See instructions included with all power panels and lighting zone
controllers for running line (mains) voltage wiring of those devices.
The GRAFIK7000, GRAFIK6000, and GRAFIK5000 lighting control systems have one or more
central processors that receive commands from control station devices, an eLumen manager, internal
timeclocks, or third-party systems and provide circuit information and lighting zone intensities to
devices connected to the power panel and lighting zone controller links.
Power Panels
(GP, XP, LP, CCP)
Feed Loads Feed Loads
Power panel link (RS485
125 panels maximum for
GRAFIK6000 and
GRAFIK7000 systems; 64
panels maximum for a
GRAFIK5000 system
1 If Ethernet is used to connect both the
interprocessor link and user interface link, they must
both enter the processor panel on the same
Ethernet wiring. There is only one Ethernet
connector per processor panel. A single Ethernet
segment can be up to 330 ft. (100 m) long. This
must be a dedicated network for Lutron lighting
control only.
2 Installation of GRAFIK 5000/6000/7000 System
Processor Panel
GRAFIK
7000P,
6000P,
or
5000P
Standard
LZC panel
2 )
Control station device (CSD) and lighting zone controller (LZC)
link wiring (RS485
GRAFIK 5000P processor has 1 link
GRAFIK 6000P processor has 3 links
GRAFIK 7000P processors have 0 to 6 links
Interprocessor link wiring (RS485
with up to 32 GRAFIK 7000P processors (GRAFIK7000 system
only)
User interface link (10/100 BaseT Ethernet
computer or network interface
Interface(s)
Control Station Devices (CSDs)
(32 devices maximum)
Small
LZC
LZC panel
Lighting Zone Controllers (LZCs)
(63 devices maximum)
2
) with up to 32 CSDs or 63 LZCs per link
2 or 10/100 Base T-Ethernet
2 RS485 Links can be up to 2000 ft. (610 m)
long when using the correct wire. See the
RS485 Wiring Overview for more details.
Link boosters can be used to expand link to
a maximum of 8000 ft. (2 440 m).
Control station(s)
LZC
1
1 or RS485 2 ) to a
)
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