Lighting Stryker Bacnet™ Clb6438S Configurable Lighting Controller

Lighting Stryker BACnet™ CLB6438S
Configurable Lighting Controller

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Down arrow keys and the top middle key all at the same time.
WARNING After configuration, the TR75 or TR71 can be used as a Scene
Selector for the end-user to change lighting scenes. The TR71
DO NOT CONNECT LINE VOLTAGE TO THIS
DEVICE. is used only as a Scene Selector, not for configuration.
This is a low-voltage device designed to send low- For additional Lighting Stryker configuration instructions and
voltage signals to relays for lighting control. updates – and tips to save energy with lighting controls – visit
customer.honeywell.com and search for Lighting Stryker.
WARNING If desired, the installer can configure the Lighting Stryker with
a TR75 Zio® and then remove the TR75 Zio® from the
ALWAYS KEEP LINE AND LOW VOLTAGE WIRES
PHYSICALLY SEPARATED. system. The Lighting Stryker can then manage the lighting by
schedule, switches, occupancy sensors, photo sensors, and/
or communications with the BACnet® network.
WARNING
This device is supplied by two sources of power. Lighting Stryker Functions
Contact may cause electric shock or burn. Disconnect
from power supply before servicing. Circuit Control – CKT-1, CKT-2, CKT-3, CKT-
IMPORTANT 4, CKT-5
If either a TR75 and/or TR71 is installed in the sys- The Lighting Stryker provides a low-voltage switching signal to
tem: line voltage relays. Relays used can be normally closed (NC)
1. TR75 needs to be set to address 3 on the rotary or normally open (NO). Relay type is set during configuration
switch next to the TR75 terminal block. to “NC” or “NO” under the category “Relays,” parameter
2. TR71 needs to be set to address 4 on the rotary “Circuits.” The default setting is “NO” – Normally Open.
switch next to the TR71 terminal block.
DESCRIPTION WARNING
DO NOT CONNECT LINE VOLTAGE CIRCUITS
DIRECTLY TO THE LIGHTING STRYKER.
The Lighting Stryker is a configurable direct digital controller
designed for lighting control applications. The controller
features pre-programmed control algorithms for lighting 0–10v Dimming – DIM-1, DIM-2, DIM-3
applications. It can be configured to match a wide range of Outputs
lighting scenarios. Voltage output to control fluorescent ballasts or LED drivers
The Lighting Stryker is designed to work as a stand-alone with 0-10v dimming control inputs. Many 0-10v dimming
lighting controller or to connect to a building control network products do NOT turn fully “off”. To maximize energy savings
through a BACnet MS/TP network. This provides many by turning a 0-10v lighting fixture completely “off”, match DIM-
options and advanced system features that allow for state-of- 1, DIM-2, DIM-3 dimming outputs to CKT-1, CKT-2, CKT-3
the-art commercial lighting control. Each controller is relay outputs for full-zero energy usage.
configurable through the Zio (TR75) and/or through the NOTE: If dimming does not seem to work, turn off all
BACnet network. power and reverse the polarity of the dimming
The Zio (TR71/75) Wall Modules are used in conjunction with outputs.
the Lighting Stryker. Zio is an LCD Wall Module that NOTE: A 499 OHM resistor across DIM-1 & COM, DIM-2 &
communicates to the Lighting Stryker via a two-wire, polarity COM, DIM-3 & COM is required to deliver the full
insensitive bus with the Honeywell Spyder and Stryker 0-10v dimming range.
controller families. The TR75 can be used to configure the
Lighting Stryker in “contractor mode” by pressing the Up and
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LIGHTING STRYKER BACNET™ CLB6438S CONFIGURABLE LIGHTING CONTROLLER
Motion Detection MOTN-1, MOTN-2 Example: A typical schedule may use “ON” during “Occupied”
mode to have all circuits on 100% with no occupancy/vacancy
Two motion detector inputs to turn lights on when presence is detection; Scene 3 during “Standby” mode for after-hours
detected in the lighting zone and turn lights off when vacancy cleaning time with two circuits at 50% and controlled by a
is detected in the lighting zone. These inputs will operate with motion detector; and “OFF” during “Unoccupied” mode.
any motion/occupancy/vacancy or other sort of detector that
provides a relay for contact closure. The Lighting Stryker Setting the system time and Occupied/Standby/Unoccupied
default setting for occupancy detection relays is set to “NC” for event times are standard TR75 Zio settings. Refer to
“Normally Closed” relays. Change this setting in “Relays”, Honeywell document 63-2719 for detailed instructions on
“Motion” to “NO” if using Normally Open relays. TR75 scheduling. Parameters: “SCD SCENES”,
“OCCUPIED”/“STANDBY”/“UNOCC”
Motion detector inputs are associated with each circuit.
Parameters: “MOTION”, CIRCUIT#” – Select “1”, “2” or Select lighting scene.
“NONE”
The Lighting Stryker will provide a warning flash when no

motion is detected and the lights are about to turn off. If
LIGHTING STRYKER INPUTS
motion is detected after this flash, the motion timeout will
double in length to improve tenant comfort in the case of a
AND OUTPUTS
space that is occupied, but the occupant is not moving enough 1. 24VAC = Power Supply
to set off the motion detector. To disable the warning feature, 2. 24VAC Com = Power Supply
set the “WARNING”, “POSITION” parameter to 100% during 3. EGND = Earth Ground - essential that this is connected
configuration. for proper BACnet communications
4. SHLD = Capacitive coupling is caused by placing MS/
Emergency Override Switch – OVRD TP cabling close to lines carrying higher voltage. The
Switching contact closure input that will turn all circuits to full shield should be grounded on only one end of the MS/
on. TP segment (typically the router end). Tie the shield
through using the SHLD (terminal 4) on the Stryker. For
Switch – SWITCH BACnet communications cable shield with no internal
connections use as termination point of shield on
Switching contact closure that will toggle between two pre-set incoming and outgoing BACnet cable. See “Shield Ter-
scenes. TR75 Parameters: “Switch”. “Off SCN”, “On SCN” minating.”
5. S-BUS = Sylk Bus
Photo Sensor – Photo 6. S-BUS = Sylk Bus
0-10v input to measure ambient light level for daylight 7. BAC + = BACnet
harvesting. During configuration, the ambient light level can be 8. BAC - = BACnet
set to a relative scale from 5-100 for each circuit. This can be 9. CKT-1 = Circuit 1 – On/Off OR Match to DIM-1 for full-
disabled for any circuit by selecting “disb”. TR75 Parameters: zero output of dimming control
“Photo”, “Circuit#”. If using the Honeywell/Lutron wired 10. CKT-2 = Circuit 2 – On/Off OR Match to DIM-2 for full-
Daylight Sensor - ECDIRWH, a 5k OHM resistor is required to zero output of dimming control
limit this sensor to a 10v input. 11. COM = Common
12. CKT-3 = Circuit 3 – On/Off OR Match to DIM-3 for full-
zero output of dimming control
Sylk – S-BUS 13. CKT-4 = Circuit 4 – On/Off
Used to connect the Lighting Stryker to a TR75 Zio for 14. COM = Common
configuration and lighting scene selection or to a TR71 Zio® 15. CKT-5 = Circuit 5 – On/Off
for lighting scene selection only. 16. Reserv1 = Not Used
17. COM = Common
Scene Selection 18. Reserv2 = Not Used
19. Reserv3 = Not Used
When used with a TR75 or TR71, the Lighting Stryker will 20. COM = Common
scroll through lighting scenes “ON”, “FULL” (Emergency 21. DIM-1 = 0-10v output Dimming Control - Match to CKT-1
Override), “OFF”, “SCN1”, “SCN2”, “SCN3”, “SCN4”, “SCN5”, for full-zero output of dimming control. A 499 OHM
these lighting scenes can be configured and customized by resistor across DIM-1 and COM is required to deliver
the installer to define circuits that are on/off for each lighting the full 0-10v dimming range.
scene, dimming levels for each lighting scene and the 22. COM = Common
standard scheduled scene for “Occupied”, “Standby” and 23. DIM-2 = 0-10v output Dimming Control - Match to CKT-2
“Unoccupied” modes. for full-zero output of dimming control. A 499 OHM
resistor across DIM-2 and COM is required to deliver
Scheduling the full 0-10v dimming range.
The Lighting Stryker follows the standard building automation 24. DIM-3 = 0-10v output Dimming Control - Match to CKT-3
scheduling nomenclature of “Occupied”, “Standby” and for full-zero output of dimming control. A 499 OHM
“Unoccupied”. The installer configures the standard lighting resistor across DIM-3 and COM is required to deliver
scene for each of these events. the full 0-10v dimming range.
25. COM = Common
26. MOTN-1 = Motion/Occupancy/Vacancy Sensor 1
27. MOTN-2 = Motion/Occupancy/Vacancy Sensor 2
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28. COM = Common 33. COM = Common

29. OVRD = Emergency Override Switch 34. STS-1 = Not Used
30. Switch = Low Voltage Switch to switch between on/off or 35. STS-2 = Not Used
selected scenes 36. COM = Common
31. 20VDC = 20 Volt DC Output 37. STS-3 = Not Used
32. Photo = Photo sensor for daylight harvesting. (If using 38. STS-4 = Not Used
the Honeywell/Lutron wired Daylight Sensor - 39. COM = Common
ECDIRWH, a 5k OHM resistor is required to limit this 40. STS-5 = Not Used
sensor to a 10v input.)
M34358
Fig. 1. Stryker inputs and outputs.
SPECIFICATIONS
WARNING
Electrical Shock Hazard. Can cause severe injury,
General Specifications death or property damage.
Disconnect power supply before beginning wiring or
Rated Voltage: 20–30 Vac; 50/60 Hz
making wiring connections to prevent electrical shock
Power Consumption:
or equipment damage.
100 VA for controller and all connected loads.
Controller Only Load: 5 VA maximum
External Sensors Power Output: 20 Vdc ±10% @ 75 mA
maximum. INSTALLATION
Operating & Storage Temperature Ambient Rating:
Minimum -40 ºF (-40 ºC); Maximum 150 ºF (65.5 ºC) The controller must be mounted in a position that allows
Relative Humidity: 5% to 95% non-condensing clearance for wiring, servicing, removal, connectors, and
LED: Provides status for normal operation, controller down- access to the MS/TP MAC address DIP switches. The
load process, alarms, manual mode, and error conditions controller may be mounted in any orientation.
IMPORTANT
BEFORE INSTALLATION Avoid mounting in areas where acid fumes or other
deteriorating vapors can attack the metal parts of the
controller, or in areas where escaping gas or other
Review all power, input, and output specifications in this guide explosive vapors are present.
before installing the controller.
— Lighting relays driven by Triac outputs (CKT) must Wiring
have a minimum current draw, when energized, of 25
mA and a maximum current draw of 500 mA. All wiring must comply with applicable electrical codes and
— Hardware driven by the analog outputs (DIM) with a ordinances, or as specified on installation wiring diagrams.
maximum resistance of 550 Ohms will cause the ana- Controller wiring is terminated to the screw terminal blocks
log output to operate in current mode. If resistance located on the top and the bottom of the device.
exceeds 550 Ohms, analog outputs will operate in volt- Disconnect power supply before beginning wiring or making
age mode. A 499 OHM resistor across each analog wiring connections, to prevent electrical shock or equipment
(DIM) output and Common (COM) will cause the ana- damage.
log output to operate in voltage mode.
— CKT outputs are designed to drive external line volt- A note on dimming outputs: If dimming does not seem to
age relays. work, turn off all power and reverse the polarity of the dimming
— DIM outputs are designed to drive 0-10v dimming outputs. A 499 OHM resistor across DIM-1 & COM, DIM-2 &
inputs to dimming ballasts and LED drivers. COM, DIM-3 & COM is required to deliver the full 0-10v
dimming range.
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NOTES: cable is Honeywell Cable 3322 (18 AWG, 1-Pair, Shielded,

— For multiple controllers operating from a single trans- Plenum cable), alternatively Honeywell Cable 3251 (22 AWG,
former, the same side of the transformer secondary 1-Pair, Shielded, Plenum cable) is available and meets the
must be connected to the same power input terminal BACnet Standard requirements (www.honeywellcable.com).
in each controller. Controller configurations will not The maximum BACnet MS/TP network Bus segment length is
necessarily be limited to three devices, but the total 4,000 ft. (1,071 m) using recommended wire. Repeaters must
power draw, including accessories, cannot exceed 100 be used when making runs longer than 4,000 ft. (1,071 m). A
VA when powered by the same transformer (U.S. maximum of three repeaters can be used between any two
only). The earth ground terminal (terminal 3) must be devices. Signal grounds must be grounded to the same
connected to a verified earth ground for each control- source as EGND Terminal 3.
ler in the group.
— Keep the earth ground connection (terminal 3) wire
run as short as possible. Use 14 gauge wire.
Setting the MS/TP MAC address
— Do not connect input/output terminals to earth ground. The MS/TP MAC address for each device must be set to a
The 24 Vac power from an energy limited Class II unique value in the range of 0-127 on an MS/TP network
power source must be provided to the controller. To segment (address 0, 1, 2, & 3 should be avoided as they are
conform to Class II restrictions (U.S. only), the trans- commonly used for the router, diagnostic tools, and as spare
former must not be larger than 100 VA. addresses). DIP switches on the Stryker BACnet controller
— Keep line and low voltage wires physically separate. are used to set the controller's MAC address.
IMPORTANT To set the MS/TP MAC address of a Stryker BACnet
Power must be off prior to connecting to or removing controller:
connections. 1. Find an unused MAC address on the MS/TP network to
which the Stryker BACnet controller connects.
IMPORTANT 2. Locate the DIP switch bank on the Stryker BACnet for
Use the heaviest gauge wire available, up to 14 AWG addressing. This is labeled MAC Address
(2.0 sq mm), with a minimum of 18 AWG (1.0 sq 3. Values of DIP switches are 1=1, 2=2, 3=4, 4=8, 5=16,
mm), for all power and earth ground wiring. Screw- 6=32, 7=64
type terminal blocks are designed to accept up to 4. With the Stryker BACnet Controller powered down, set
one 14 AWG (2.0 sq mm) conductor or up to two 18 the DIP switches for the MAC Address you want. Add
AWG (1.0 sq mm) conductors. More than two wires the value of DIP switches set to ON to determine the
that are 18 AWG (2.0 sq mm) can be connected with MAC address. Example, if only DIP switches 1, 3, 5, and
a wire nut. Include a pigtail with this wire group and 7 are enabled the MAC address would be 85 (1 + 4 + 16
attach the pigtail to the terminal block. + 64 = 85).
IMPORTANT
Connect terminal 2, (the 24 Vac common [24 VAC MS/TP Service Connector Pins
COM] terminal) to earth ground.
Local device BACnet MS/TP network connection is provided
via the molex connector pins (0.100-in molex connector - part
Communications no. 22-01-2035).
Each controller uses a BACnet MS/TP communications port.
TERMINALS 21-40
The controller’s data is presented to other controllers over a
twisted-pair MS/TP network, which uses the EIA-485 signaling
standard capable of the following baud rates: 9.6, 19.2, 38.4, 22222222233333333334
12345678901234567890
76.8 or 115.2 Kilobits per second (configured at global
20V DC
controller). The Lighting Stryker will listen to the network and

AO-1
AO-2
AO-3
COM
COM
COM
COM
COM
COM
UI-1
UI-2
UI-3
UI-4
UI-5
UI-6
DI-1
DI-2
DI-3
DI-4
“AutoBaud” and begin communicating on the first baud rate it

hears. In some instances, this may require the global
controller to power on before the Lighting Stryker for initial
communications. In the event of power outage, the Lighting
Stryker is designed to continue communicating on its last
baud rate. The Stryker BACnet controllers are master devices
on the MS/TP network. Each Stryker BACnet controller uses a
24VAC COM
DO-7
DO-8
DO-1
DO-2
DO-3
DO-4
DO-5
DO-6
COM
COM
COM
COM
high-quality EIA-485 transceiver and exerts 1/4 unit load on

24 VAC
SBUS2
SBUS1
NET-1
NET-2
EGND
SHLD
the MS/TP network.

11111111112
Cabling should be selected that meets or exceeds the BACnet 12345678 901234567890
Standard which specifies the following: An MS/TP EIA-485 TERMINALS 1-8 TERMINALS 9-20
network shall use shielded, twisted-pair cable with BACnet MS/TP MAC
characteristic impedance between 100 and 130 ohms. ADDRESS DIP SWITCHES
LOCAL BACnet MS/TP
Distributed capacitance between conductors shall be less MOLEX CONNECTOR PINS M29332A
than 100 pF per meter (30 pF per foot). Distributed
capacitance between conductors and shield shall be less that Fig. 2. Controller Terminal Connections, MS/TP MAC
200 pF per meter (60 pF per foot). Foil or braided shields are address DIP switches, MS/TP service connector pins, and
acceptable. The Honeywell tested and recommended MS/TP BACnet Status LED (PVB6438NS shown).
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Setting the Device Instance Number SHLD has no internal connection within the Lighting Stryker. It
is used only as a connection point to land the shield wires at
The Device Instance Number must be unique across the each unit. An earth ground connection is required at one end.
entire BACnet system network because it is used to uniquely
identify the BACnet devices. It may be used to conveniently
identify the BACnet device from other devices during Sylk™ Bus
installation. The Stryker BACnet Controllers Device Instance Sylk is a two wire, polarity insensitive bus that provides both
Number is automatically set when it is added to a 18 VDC power and communications between a Sylk-enabled
WEBStation-AX project. The Device Instance Number can be sensor and a Sylk-enabled controller. Using Sylk-enabled
changed by the user, which may be necessary when sensors saves I/O on the controller and is faster and easier to
integrating with a third party or when attempting to replace an install since only two wires are needed and the bus is polarity
existing controller and it is desired to maintain the existing insensitive. The Sylk Bus is used to connect the Lighting
Device Instance Number. Stryker to a TR75 Zio for configuration and lighting scene
selection or to a TR71 for lighting scene selection only.
To edit the Device Instance Number using WEBs AX:
1. Identify an unused Device Instance Number on the — Maximum wiring distance between Lighting Stryker
BACnet Network, in the range of 0 - 4194302. and Sylk Bus devices is 200 feet
2. Open the Stryker BACnet Device Mgr View
a. Double click on the BACnet Network located in the Each terminal can accommodate the following gauges of wire:
Nav tree. — Single wire: from 22 AWG to 14 AWG solid or stranded
b. Select the Stryker Controller to be modified. — Multiple wires: up to two 18 AWG stranded, with 1/4
c. Click on the Edit button. watt wire-wound resistor
d. Enter an unused value in the Device Id field. — Maximum 18 AWG wire should be used when con-
e. Select OK necting to TR75, TR71 or other Zio device.
3. Right Click on the Stryker Controller and select Actions Prepare wiring for the terminal blocks, as follows:
> Write Device Instance to complete the update 1. Strip 1/2 in. (13 mm) insulation from the conductor.
2. Cut a single wire to 3/16 in. (5 mm). Insert the wire in
Termination Resistors the required terminal location and tighten the screw.
3. If two or more wires are being inserted into one terminal
Matched terminating resistors are required at each end of a location, twist the wires together a minimum of three
segment bus wired across (+) and (-). Use matched precision turns before inserting them.
resistors rated 1/4W ±1% / 80 - 130 Ohms. Ideally, the value 4. Cut the twisted end of the wires to 3/16 in. (5 mm)
of the terminating resistors should match the rated before inserting them into the terminal and tightening
characteristic impedance of the installed cable. For example, if the screw.
the installed MS/TP cable has a listed characteristic 5. Pull on each wire in all terminals to check for good
impedance of 120 Ohm, install 120 Ohm matched precision mechanical connection.
resistors.
Photo Sensor
Shield Terminating If using the Honeywell/Lutron wired Daylight Sensor -
Following proper MS/TP cabling shield grounding procedures ECDIRWH, a 5k OHM resistor is required to limit this sensor
is important to minimize the risk of communication problems to a 10v input.
and equipment damage caused by capacitive coupling.
TR75 and TR71
Wiring Method If either a TR75 and/or TR71 is installed in the system:
1. TR75 needs to be set to address 3 on the rotary switch
next to the TR75 terminal block.
WARNING 2. TR71 needs to be set to address 4 on the rotary switch
Electrical Shock Hazard. Can cause severe injury, next to the TR71 terminal block.
death or property damage.
Disconnect power supply before beginning wiring, or
making wiring connections, to prevent electrical shock Controller Replacement (CLB6438S)
or equipment damage. Perform the following to replace the CLB6438S controller:
1. Remove all power from the controller.
NOTE: When attaching two or more wires to the same 2. Remove the terminal blocks.
terminal, other than 14 AWG (2.0 sq mm), be sure 3. Remove the old controller from its mounting.
to twist them together. Deviation from this rule
can result in improper electrical contact. IMPORTANT
(FOR CONTROLLERS MOUNTED TO A DIN RAIL):
Capacitive coupling is caused by placing MS/TP cabling close 1. Push straight up from the bottom to release the
to lines carrying higher voltage. The shield should be top pins.
grounded on only one end of the MS/TP segment (typically 2. Rotate the top of the controller outwards to release
the router end). Tie the shield through using the SHLD the bottom flex connectors.
(terminal 4) on the Stryker BACnet Controller. Terminal 4
4. Set DIP switches to match the old controller.
5. Mount the new controller (See “Installation” on page 2.).
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6. Replace the terminal blocks: “Set Home Screen” allows the contractor to set the standard
• Insert each terminal block onto its alignment pins. view in Scene Selection Mode. It is recommended that this be
• Press straight down to firmly seat it. set in the “Lighting” mode to avoid tenant confusion.
• Repeat for each terminal block.
7. Restore power to the controller. “Set View More” - It is recommended to keep all settings at
8. The Lighting Stryker is pre-programmed for Lighting “NO”
Controls. It is configurable through a Honeywell TR75
Zio. “Parameters” allows the contractor to configure the Lighting
Stryker lighting control settings.
OPERATING THE TR75 ZIO “Next” allows the contractor to move through the lighting
control Categories in the following chart.
WALL MODULE “Edit” allows the contractor to change the Parameters within
each Category with the Up and Down arrow keys
There are two modes of operation:
“Next” moves to the next Parameter within that Category
• Contractor mode provides features a contractor or facility
manager would use to configure the Lighting Stryker “Done” saves any changes and moves back into the Category
settings for Lighting Scenes, switching, motion detector
setup, motion detector timeouts, daylight harvesting, “Done” again moves to the initial Contractor Mode screen.
demand response, relay settings, time, date, smart
scheduling and other lighting controls parameters. To exit the Setup function and save changes - Press the Up
• Scene Selection mode allows the tenant to scroll through and Down arrow keys and the middle top key all at the same
the lighting scenes configured in Contractor mode. “View time. The TR75 will revert back to Scene Selection mode.
More” in this mode allows the tenant to view, not edit the The Lighting Stryker is pre-programmed with standard
configuration settings of the Lighting Stryker, but only defaults in order to make the device as “plug and play” as
lighting scenes can be changed in this mode. possible.
Contractor Mode (Entering and A note on occupancy detection relays: The Lighting Stryker
default setting for occupancy detection relays is set to “NC” for
Exiting) “Normally Closed” relays. Change this setting in “Relays”,
“Motion” to “NO” if using Normally Open relays.
Contractor mode allows access to the Setup function of the
wall module. A note on line voltage relays: The Lighting Stryker default
setting for line voltage relays is set to “NO” for “Normally
To enter and exit the Setup function - Press the Up and Down
Open” relays. Change this setting in “Relays”, “Circuits” to
arrow keys and the middle top key all at the same time. The
“NC” if using Normally Closed relays.
TR75 will display the revision and model before going to the
next screen. TR75 should be version 5.16 or later. TR71
should be version 4.16 or later.
Table 1. Lighting Stryker TR75 and BACnet Configuration Chart.

Lighting Stryker TR75
Configuration
Category
“Next” “Edit”
Button Button Parameter Meaning Default BACnet Object Name
On Scn Timeout Timeout The length of time, in minutes, after which the lights 30 min AV_OnSceneOffDly
will be turned-off when no motion is sensed when
the “On” scene is in use.
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Table 1. Lighting Stryker TR75 and BACnet Configuration Chart. (Continued)

Configuration
Category
Scene 1 Circuit 1 Circuit 1 The level circuit 1 should be set to when “Scene 1" is 100% AV_Sc1Ckt1Level
in use. For non-dimming circuits, any value above
0% will cause the relay to turn on.
Circuit 2 The level circuit 2 should be set to when “Scene 1" is 100% AV_Sc1Ckt2Level
Circuit 3 The level circuit 3 should be set to when “Scene 1" is 100% AV_Sc1Ckt3Level
Circuit 4 The level this circuit should be set to when this Yes AV_Sc1Ckt4Level
scene is in use. This circuit does not support
dimming and can only be set to “Yes” or “No”.
Circuit 5 The level this circuit should be set to when this Yes AV_Sc1Ckt5Level
scene is in use. This circuit does not support
dimming and can only be set to “Yes” or “No”.
Timeout The length of time, in minutes, after which the lights 10 min AV_Scene1OffDly
will be turned-off when no motion is sensed when
“Scene 1" is in use.
Scene 2 Circuit 1 Circuit 1 See the description for “Circuit 1" in category “Scene 100% AV_Sc2Ckt1Level
1".
Circuit 2 See the description for “Circuit 2" in category “Scene 100% AV_Sc2Ckt2Level
1".
1".
Circuit 4 See the description for “Circuit 4" in category “Scene Yes AV_Sc2Ckt4Level
1".
1".
Timeout See the description for “Timeout” in category “Scene 10 min AV_Scene2OffDly
1".
1".
1".
1".
Circuit 4 See the description for “Circuit 4" in category “Scene No AV_Sc3Ckt4Level
1".
1".
1".
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Configuration
Category
1".
1".
1".
1".
1".
1".
1".
1".
1".
1".
1".
1".
Timeouts Maximum Maximum The maximum timeout for this Lighting Stryker. If the 30 min AV_MotnMaxT
current timeout exceeds this value it will be capped
at this length of time.
Warning Position Position The Lighting Stryker will provide a warning flash 75% AV_FlashPosition
when no motion is detected and the lights are about
to turn off. If motion is detected after this flash, the
motion timeout will double in length to improve
tenant comfort in the case of a space that is
occupied, but the occupant is not moving enough to
set off the motion detector. This setting is the
position in the current timeout when the warning
flash should occur. For example, using the default
settings the warning flash will occur after 7.5
minutes of no motion for scene 1. To disable the
warning feature, set this parameter to 100%.
Duration This is the length of time, in seconds, for the warning 1 sec AV_FlashDuration
flash.
Switch Off Scn Off Scn This is the scene that will be used when the wall Off (0) AV_WallSwToOff
switch is closed (i.e. the signal transitions from high
to low).
On Scn This is the scene that will be used when the wall On (6) AV_WallSwToOn
switch is opened (i.e. the signal transitions from low
to high).
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Configuration
Category
Motion Circuit 1 Circuit 1 Defines which motion sensor, if either, is used for the 1 AV_Ckt1MotionSen
timeout for this circuit. If this is set to “None” this
circuit will not timeout.
Circuit 2 See “Circuit 1" description in this category. 1 AV_Ckt2MotionSen
Photo Circuit 1 Circuit 1 Defines the percentage input from the photo sensor Disb AV_Ckt1Harvest
when this circuit will be turned-off for daylight
harvesting. If the light level from the photo sensor is
greater than the level specified here, circuit 1 will be
turned off. If this parameter is set to “Disb” the circuit
will never be shut-off based on the photo sensor
level.
Circuit 2 See “Circuit 1" description in this category. Disb AV_Ckt2Harvest
Demand Level Level Defines the percentage of reduction that should be 0% AV_LoadShedPct
applied to all circuits. This is typically used to reduce
the lighting power cost during peak usage periods
when variable power pricing is used.
Advanced MinTrans MinTrans This is the minimum transition time between photo 15 AV_PhotoTranTime
sensor changing state.
Hyst This is the hysteresis between photo sensor 0.01 AV_PhotoHystrsis
transitions.
Metrics Reset C1 Reset C1 Resets the lighting metrics for circuit 1. Run BV_CktlReset
Reset C2 See “Circuit 1" description in this category. Run BV_Ckt2Reset
MS Reset Reset the motion counter and multiplier for both Run BV_ResetMotnCnt
motion sensors
Relays Motion Motion Defines if the motion detectors use normally open or NC BV_AllRelayType
normally closed relays.
Circuits Defines if the power relays are normally open or NO BV_CktRelayType
normally closed.
Diags Version Version Version of the application running in the Stryker 50 AV_AppVersion
Reset Master reset for the system No BV_Reset
Photo Current photo sensor reading - AI_Photocell
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Configuration
Category
Test Circuit 1 Circuit 1 Will force “Circuit 1" to the defined lighting level. This Off AV_Ckt1ManLevel
will override any other setting. No other lighting
control will affect the circuit unless this parameter is
set to 0%.
Circuit 2 See “Circuit 1" description in this category. Off AV_Ckt2ManLevel
Circuit 4 Will force “Circuit 4" on if this is set to “On”. This will Off AV_Ckt4ManLevel
override any other setting. No other lighting control
will affect the circuit unless this parameter is set to
“Off”.
NOTE: TEST MODE SETTINGS WILL OVERRIDE NORMAL OPERATION. SET TEST MODE CIRCUITS TO
“OFF” WHEN TESTING IS COMPLETED.
Display Man Scn Man Scn The scene currently selected by the TR75 6 AV_TR71Scene and
AV_TR75Scene
Time Standard TR75 option -
Set Time Hours Hours Standard TR75 option -
Min Standard TR75 option -
Set Date Year Year Standard TR75 option -
Month Standard TR75 option -
Day Standard TR75 option -
Scd Scns Occupied Occupied The scene that should be used when the schedule Scn1 AV_SchedOccScn
transitions to the “Occupied” state.
Standby The scene that should be used when the schedule Scn2 AV_SchedStbyScn
transitions to the “Standby” state.
Unocc The scene that should be used when the schedule Scn3 AV_SchedUnocScn
transitions to the “Unoccupied” state.
Schedule Monday Monday Standard TR75 option -
Tuesday Standard TR75 option -
Wednesday Standard TR75 option -
Thursday Standard TR75 option -
Friday Standard TR75 option -
Saturday Standard TR75 option -
Sunday Standard TR75 option -
Lighting Stryker Additional BACnet Objects
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Configuration
Category
Only available on the network Network override to turn all circuits on 100% and 0 BV_AllCktsOn
disable the motion sensor timeout.
Current status of the wall switch Open BI_WallSwitch
The status of the wired override input point. - BI_AllLightsOn
The status of the wired input point for motion sensor - BI_MotionSensor1
1.
The status of the wired input point for motion sensor - BI_MotionSensor2
2.
The current schedule state of the Stryker. - AV_ScheduleState
The scene that is currently being used by the - AV_ActiveScene
Stryker.
The base timeout currently in-use by the system. - AV_MotnTimeOut
This does not account for the multiplier that is
applied to each of the motion sensors due to motion
during a warning period.
This is a “1” until the timeout occurs for motion - BV_MotionSignal1
sensor 1, and then it will be “0”.
This is a “1” until the timeout occurs for motion - BV_MotionSignal2
sensor 2, and then it will be “0”.
The remaining timeout for motion sensor 1. - AV_Motion1Timer
The remaining timeout for motion sensor 2. - AV_Motion2Timer
This is the timeout multiplier for motion sensor 1. - AV_TimeoutMult1
When AV_Motion1Timer reaches the warning level
and then motion occurs prior to AV_Motion1Timer
reaching zero, the multiplier is incremented by 1.
When AV_Motion1Timer reaches 0, this multiplier is
reset to 1.
This is the timeout multiplier for motion sensor 2. - AV_TimeoutMult2
When AV_Motion2Timer reaches the warning level
and then motion occurs prior to AV_Motion2Timer
reaching zero, the multiplier is incremented by 2.
When AV_Motion2Timer reaches 0, this multiplier is
reset to 2.
This is the number of times the motion sensor 1 - AV_Motion1Cnt
relay has cycled since the last MS_Reset or
BV_ResetMotnCnt.
This is the number of times the motion sensor 2 - AV_Motion2Cnt
relay has cycled since the last MS_Reset or
BV_ResetMotnCnt.
This is the percentage output currently being used - AV_DimmerC1
for circuit 1.
This is the number of hours circuit 1 has been on - AV_Ckt1Hours
since the last “Reset C1” or BV_CktlReset.
Indicates if the relay for circuit 1 is open or closed. - BO_Relay_C1
See “AV_DimmerC1” - AV_DimmerC2
See “AV_Ckt1Hours” - AV_Ckt2Hours
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Configuration
Category
Only available on the network See “BO_Relay_C1” - BO_Relay_C2
See “AV_DimmerC1” - AV_DimmerC3
See “BO_Relay_C1” - BO_Relay_C3
OUTPUT POWER SUPPLY

EMERGENCY OVERRIDE
LOW VOLTAGE SWITCH

MOTION SENSOR #2
MOTION SENSOR #1
PHOTO
DIMMING SENSOR NOT USED
INPUT BACnet LIGHTING CIRCUITS NOT USED

EARTH GROUND
TR71 OR
NETWORK SHIELD
POWER TR75 NETWORK

SUPPLY
M34968
Fig. 3. Lighting Stryker Label Definitions.
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BACnet Network Points

All the Lighting Stryker network points are easily accessible on BACnet network. The Lighting Stryker operates as a generic
BACnet device.
Table 2. BACnet Hardware Points.
Lighting BACnet Network Points

Sr. Stryker Point Internal Data ZIO point Instance
No. Name Description IO's Type name Object Name Number
1 MotionSensor1 Motion Sensor-1 Occupancy DI1 - - BI_MotionSensor1 1
Status
Normally Open: (0=No Motion;
1=Motion Detected)
Normally Close: (1=No Motion;
0=Motion Detected)
2 MotionSensor2 Motion Sensor-2 Occupancy DI2 - - BI_MotionSensor2 2
Status
Normally Open: (0=No Motion;
1=Motion Detected)
Normally Close: (1=No Motion;
0=Motion Detected)
3 AllLightsOn Manual Override Switch Status DI3 - - BI_AllLightsOn 3
Digital Input Normally Close
(1= Normal; 0 = Overridden)
4 WallSwitch Wall Switch Status DI4 - - BI_WallSwitch 4
(0 = Wall Switch Off Scene;
1 = Wall Switch On Scene)
5 Photocell Daylight Photo Sensor UI1 Percentage TR75: Diags/ AI_Photocell 1
Input Low-High: 0-10 Vdc PHOTOCELL
Output Low-High: 0-100%
6 Dimmer_C1 Circuit-1 Dim Level AO1 Percentage - AO_Dimmer_C1 1
Input Low-High: 0-100%
Output Low-High: 0-10Vdc
9 Relay_C1 Circuit-1 ON/OFF Command DO1 - - BO_Relay_C1 1
Output
Normally Open: 0=Off; 1=On
Normally Close:1=Off; 0=On
Output
Output
Output
Output
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Table 3. BACnet Software Points.

Sr. Lighting Stryker Internal Data ZIO point Default Read/ Instance
No. Point Name Description Type name Value Write Object Name Number
1 AppVersion Version number of the Stryker VAL-uint16 TR71: - R AV_AppVersion 100
application. General/
VERSION
TR75:
Diags/
VERSION
2 LoadShedPct The energy reduction factor that Percentage TR75: 0 W AV_LoadShedPct 101
should be applied to each circuit Demand /
that is configured to support this LEVEL
feature. This is used to allow
energy reduction during high-cost
periods.
3 ScheduleState Current Schedule State. VAL-ubyte TR75: - R AV_ScheduleState 102
Occupancy
Status
4 ActiveScene Actual Scene Currently selected VAL-ubyte TR71: - R AV_ActiveScene 103
General/
ACT SCN
TR75:
Display/
ACT SCN
5 TR75Scene Manual Scene selection from VAL-ubyte TR75: 6 W AV_TR75Scene 104
TR75 ZIO wall module Display/
MAN SCN
6 TR71Scene Manual Scene selection from VAL-ubyte TR71: 6 W AV_TR71Scene 105
TR71 ZIO wall module General/
MAN SCN
7 SchedOccScn Scene Selection for Occupied VAL-ubyte TR75: 1 W AV_SchedOccScn 106
Mode Scd_Scns/
OCCUPIED
8 SchedStbyScn Scene Selection for Standby Mode VAL-ubyte TR75: 2 W AV_SchedStbyScn 107
Scd_Scns/
STANDBY
9 SchedUnocScn Scene Selection for Unoccupied VAL-ubyte TR75: 3 W AV_SchedUnocScn 108
Mode Scd_Scns/
UNOCC
10 WallSwToOff Scene selection for the Wall VAL-ubyte TR75: 0 W AV_WallSwToOff 109
Switch Off position Switch/
OFF SCN
11 WallSwToOn Scene selection for the Wall VAL-ubyte TR75: 6 W AV_WallSwToOn 110
Switch On position Switch/
ON SCN
12 PhotoHystrsis Create a hysteresis band by VAL-float TR75: 0.01 W AV_PhotoHystrsis 120
applying the factor Advanced/
specified to the photo sensor HYST
value. This is to avoid toggling
between ON/OFF when they are
switched ON/OFF due to the
circuits Harvest time.
13 PhotoTranTime Photo Sensor Minimum Transition Second TR75: 15Sec W AV_PhotoTranTime 121
Time in seconds by which all Advanced/
circuits will be kept ON/OFF when MINTRANS
they are switched ON/OFF due to
the circuits Harvest time.
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Table 3. BACnet Software Points. (Continued)

14 FlashPosition How far from the start of the Percentage TR75: 0.75 W AV_FlashPosition 122
timeout should the warning flash Warning/
occur in %. POSITION
This is set either in Zio Module or
through network.
15 FlashDuration How long the warning flash Second TR75: 1Sec W AV_FlashDuration 123
should be in Seconds Warning/
DURATION
16 MotnTimeOut The current base timeout, in minutes - - R AV_MotnTimeOut 124
minutes, the Stryker is using for
all motion sensors
17 Motion1Timer The remaining timeout until minutes - - R AV_Motion1Timer 125
motion sensor 1 will transition to
show there is no motion
18 Motion2Timer The remaining timeout until minutes - - R AV_Motion2Timer 126
motion sensor 2 will transition to
show there is no motion
19 TimeoutMult1 Its counts the number of time VAL-uint16 - - R AV_TimeoutMult1 127
motion is detected at Motion
sensor 1 after the warning period
for particular scene. It get reset to
'0' when Scene changes.
20 TimeoutMult2 Its counts the number of time VAL-uint16 - - R AV_TimeoutMult2 128
motion is detected at Motion
sensor 2 after the warning period
for particular scene. It get reset to
'0' when Scene changes.
21 Motion1Cnt The number of times motion has VAL-uint16 - - R AV_Motion1Cnt 129
been detected for motion sensor 1
since the last controller reset
22 Motion2Cnt The number of times motion has VAL-uint16 - - R AV_Motion2Cnt 130
been detected for motion sensor 2
since the last controller reset
23 AllCktsOn Flag indicating if the all circuits VAL-ubyte - 0 W BV_AllCktsOn 100
should be turned-on at 100% at
highest priority with no other
interlocks.
24 MotionSignal1 It is the signal indication held high VAL-ubyte - - R BV_MotionSignal1 102
until the timeout occurs for
Motion Sensor 1.
25 MotionSignal2 It is the signal indication held high VAL-ubyte - - R BV_MotionSignal2 103
until the timeout occurs for
Motion Sensor 2.
26 AllRelayType Type of relay used in all motion/ VAL-ubyte TR75: 1 W BV_AllRelayType 104
occupancy sensors. Relays/
MOTION
27 CktRelayType Type of relay used to control the VAL-ubyte TR75: 0 W BV_CktRelayType 105
lighting on each circuit Relays/
CIRCUITS
28 Reset Reset for all controller logic (will VAL-ubyte TR75: 0 W BV_Reset 106
not reset the metric counters for Diags/
each circuit) RESET
Once flagged, Scene from TR75
will be selected.
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29 ResetMotnCnt This will reset the Statistics of VAL-ubyte TR75: 0 W BV_ResetMotnCnt 107
both motion sensors Metrics/
RESET MS
30 MotnMaxT Maximum timeout for either minutes TR75: 30min W AV_MotnMaxT 135
motion sensor. This is the Timeouts/
maximum time the Scene off delay MAXIMUM
can be set for.
31 OnSceneOffDly The length of time (in minutes) minutes TR75: 15min W AV_OnSceneOffDly 136
where there is no motion before On_Scn/
the “On” scene should be turned- TIMEOUT
off
32 Scene1OffDly The length of time (in minutes) minutes TR75: 10min W AV_Scene1OffDly 137
where there is no motion before Scene1/
the “Scene 1" scene should be TIMEOUT
turned-off
33 Scene2OffDly The length of time (in minutes) minutes TR75: 2Min W AV_Scene2OffDly 138
turned-off
turned-off
the “Scene4” scene should be TIMEOUT
turned-off
turned-off
37 Sc1Ckt1Level The level of lighting for circuit 1 Percentage TR75: 100% W AV_Sc1Ckt1Level 151
(dimmable) when scene 1 is used Scene1/
CIRCUIT1
CIRCUIT1
CIRCUIT1
CIRCUIT1
(dimmable) when scene5 is used Scene5/
CIRCUIT1
42 Ckt1Hours The number of hours circuit 1 has Hour - - R AV_Ckt1Hours 167
been on since it's metrics were
last reset
43 Ckt1MotionSen To select motion sensor which VAL-ubyte TR75: 1 W AV_Ckt1MotionSen 168
should be used for circuit 1 Motion/
CIRCUIT1
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44 Ckt1ManLevel Manual level set for circuit 1 Percentage TR75: Test/ 0% W AV_Ckt1ManLevel 169
(forces just this circuit to the CIRCUIT1
specified level- primarily for
diagnostics)
45 Ckt1Harvest The level of ambient light where Percentage TR75: 100% W AV_Ckt1Harvest 170
circuit 1 should be turned-off. Photo/
Also when Set to 100%, CIRCUIT1
photosensor effect on circuit 1
should be turn off.
46 Ckt1Flash Flag indicating if circuit 1 should VAL-ubyte TR75: 1 W BV_Ckt1Flash 161
be flashed when the warning time Warning/
in the timeout is reached CIRCUIT1
47 Ckt1Reset Flag indicating if the metrics for VAL-ubyte TR75: 0 W BV_Ckt1Reset 162
circuit 1 should be reset Metrics/
RESET C1
48 Sc1Ckt2Level The level of lighting for circuit2 Percentage TR75: 100% W AV_Sc1Ckt2Level 171
CIRCUIT2
49 Sc2Ckt2Level The level of lighting for circuit Percentage TR75: 100% W AV_Sc2Ckt2Level 172
2(dimmable) when scene 2 is Scene2/
used CIRCUIT2
used CIRCUIT2
CIRCUIT2
CIRCUIT2
last reset
CIRCUIT2
55 Ckt2ManLevel Manual level set for circuit2 Percentage TR75: Test/ 0% W AV_Ckt2ManLevel 189
diagnostics)
circuit 2 should be turned-off Photo/
should be turn off.
RESET C2
CIRCUIT3
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CIRCUIT3
CIRCUIT3
used CIRCUIT3
CIRCUIT3
last reset
CIRCUIT3
diagnostics)
should be turn off.
RESET C3
CIRCUIT4
CIRCUIT4
used CIRCUIT4
CIRCUIT4
CIRCUIT4
last reset
CIRCUIT4
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diagnostics)
should be turn off.
RESET C4
CIRCUIT5
used CIRCUIT5
CIRCUIT5
CIRCUIT5
CIRCUIT5
last reset
CIRCUIT5
diagnostics)
should be turn off.
RESET C5
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Wiring Diagram Example: Five (5) On/Off Circuits
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POWER SUPPLY POWER SUPPLY POWER SUPPLY
UI V+ 120 VAC V+ 120 VAC V+ 120 VAC
MOTION DC AC MOTION DC AC DC AC
TR75 SENSOR V- 120 VAC COMMON V- 120 VAC COMMON V- 120 VAC COMMON
SENSOR
RELAY
RELAY
RELAY
RELAY
DAYLIGHT
SENSOR
V+
V+
V-
V-
DAYLIGHT
COM
S-BUS
S-BUS
NET-1
NET-2
V+
WALL
V-
1 2 3 4
COM
COM
COM
WALL
MOTN-2
OVRD
MOTN-1
PHOTO
BALLAST - NON-DIMMING BALLAST - NON-DIMMING BALLAST - NON-DIMMING BALLAST - NON-DIMMING BALLAST - NON-DIMMING
COM 120VAC 120VAC 120VAC 120VAC 120VAC
120VAC COMMON 120VAC COMMON 120VAC COMMON 120VAC COMMON 120VAC COMMON
GND GND GND GND GND
LAMP LAMP LAMP LAMP LAMP
OVERRIDE
S-BUS 1 S-BUS 2 120VAC 120VAC 120VAC 120VAC 120VAC
GND GND GND GND GND
5K OHM LAMP LAMP LAMP LAMP LAMP
RESISTOR LAMP LAMP LAMP LAMP LAMP
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
MOTN-1
DIM-1
STS-1
BALLAST - NON-DIMMING
MOTN-2
COM
SWITCH
COM
COM
COM
STS-2
COM
COM BALLAST - NON-DIMMING BALLAST - NON-DIMMING

OVRD
PHOTO
DIM-2
DIM-3
BALLAST - NON-DIMMING BALLAST - NON-DIMMING

20VDC
STS-3
STS-4
STS-5 120VAC 120VAC 120VAC 120VAC 120VAC

GND GND GND GND GND
20

LIGHTING STRYKER CLB6438S
24VAC COM
RESERV1
RESERV3
RESERV2
24VAC
S-BUS
S-BUS
EGND
CKT-2
CKT-5
CKT-3
CKT-1
CKT-4
SHLD
BAC+
BAC-
COM
COM
COM
COM
120VAC 120VAC 120VAC 120VAC
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
120VAC
1
2
4
5
6
7
GND GND GND GND GND
120VAC 120VAC 120VAC 120VAC 120VAC
GND GND GND GND GND
COM
CKT5 120 VAC
CKT1 120 VAC CKT2 120 VAC CKT3 120 VAC CKT4 120 VAC
NO NO NO NO NO
NC NC NC
NC NC
CKT1
CKT2
CKT3
CKT4
CKT5
120 VAC
24VAC EARTH
120 VAC COMMON
120 VAC COMMON
24VAC 120 VAC M34970A
Fig. 4. Five On/Off Lighting Circuit Design.
NOTE:If using the Honeywell/Lutron wired Daylight Sensor - ECDIRWH, a 5k OHM resistor is required to limit this sensor to a 10v input.
Wiring Diagram Example: Three (3) 0-10v Dimming Circuits, Two (2) On/Off Circuits
POWER POWER
POWER SUPPLY SUPPLY SUPPLY
UI V+ 120 VAC V+ 120 VAC V+ 120 VAC
MOTION AC MOTION DC AC
V-DC
TR75 DC AC
SENSOR 120 VAC COMMON V- 120 VAC COMMON V- 120 VAC COMMON
SENSOR
RELAY
RELAY
RELAY
RELAY
DAYLIGHT
V+
V+
V-
V-
SENSOR
DAYLIGHT
S-BUS
S-BUS
COM
NET-1
NET-2
V+
WALL
V-
1 2 3 4
WALL
COM
COM
COM
COM
COM
MOTN-2
OVRD MOTN-1
PHOTO
DIM-1
DIM-2
DIM-3

BALLAST - DIMMING BALLAST - DIMMING BALLAST - DIMMING
GND GND GND GND GND
DIM LAMP DIM LAMP DIM LAMP LAMP LAMP
COM LAMP COM LAMP COM LAMP LAMP LAMP
OVERRIDE
BALLAST - DIMMING BALLAST - DIMMING BALLAST - DIMMING BALLAST - NON-DIMMING BALLAST - NON-DIMMING
S-BUS 1 S-BUS 2 120VAC 120VAC 120VAC 120VAC 120VAC
(3) 499 OHM 5K OHM DIM
GND
LAMP DIM
GND
LAMP DIM
GND
LAMP
GND
LAMP
GND
LAMP
RESISTORS RESISTOR COM LAMP COM LAMP COM LAMP LAMP LAMP
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40

DIM-1
STS-1
MOTN-1
OVRD
COM
SWITCH
PHOTO
20VDC
MOTN-2
STS-2
STS-3
STS-4
STS-5
COM
COM
DIM-2
DIM-3
COM
COM
BALLAST - DIMMING BALLAST - DIMMING

COM
BALLAST - DIMMING
GND GND GND GND GND
21

LIGHTING STRYKER CLB6438S
24VAC COM
RESERV1
RESERV2
RESERV3
24VAC
S-BUS
S-BUS
CKT-1
CKT-2
CKT-3
CKT-4
CKT-5
EGND
SHLD
BAC+
BAC-
COM
COM
COM
COM
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
120VAC 120VAC
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
120VAC 120VAC 120VAC

9
GND GND GND GND GND
GND GND GND GND GND
COM
CKT5 120 VAC
CKT1 120 VAC CKT2 120 VAC CKT3 120 VAC CKT4 120 VAC
NO NO NO NO NO
NC NC
NC NC NC
CKT4
CKT5
CKT2
CKT3
CKT1
120 VAC EARTH

24VAC
120 VAC COMMON
120 VAC COMMON 120 VAC
24VAC M34971A
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Fig. 5. Three Dimming and Two On/Off Lighting Circuits Example.
NOTE:A 499 OHM resistor across DIM-1 & COM, DIM-2 & COM, DIM-3 & COM is required to deliver the full 0-10v dimming range.
Controller Status LED: BACnet LED Status Status or Condition

The LED on the front of the controller provides a visual Solid off, there is no No power to processor, LED
indication of the status of the device. When the controller power damaged, low voltage to board, or
receives power, the LED appears in one of the following loader damped
allowable states, as described in Table 4. Solid off, blinking on Controller is running, no MS/TP
once in 2.5 sec. communication.
Table 4. Status LED States.
Solid off, blinking on Controller is running, MS/TP
LED State Blink Rate Status or Condition twice in 2.5 sec. communication present.
OFF Not applicable No power to processor, Solid off, blinking on Controller is running, MS/TP
LED damaged, low thrice in 2.5 sec. communication data transfer in
voltage to board, first progress.
second of power up or
loader damaged.
ON ON steady; Processor not
Controller Replacement
not blinking operating. Application There are no serviceable or repairable parts inside the
Program CRC being controller.
checked. This takes 1-2
seconds and occurs on
each restart (power up, TROUBLESHOOTING
reset and reflash, and
following configuration
file download). Problem Troubleshooting Steps
Very Slow Blink 1 second ON, Controller is operating TR75 or TR71 Ensure that TR75 is set on address 3 on the
(continuous) 1 second OFF normally will not rotary switch next to the TR75 terminal block
Slow Blink 0.5 second ON, Controller alarm is communicate or the TR71 is set to address 4 on the rotary
(continuous) 0.5 second OFF active or controller in with Lighting switch next to the TR71 terminal block.
process of configuration Stryker or
file download. displays "Please
Medium Blink 0.3 second ON, Controller is in reflash Load" on the
(continuous) 0.3 second OFF mode or awaiting/ screen.
receiving reflash data Relays do not The Lighting Stryker default setting for
via the BACnet operate as occupancy detection relays is set to “NC” for
network. expected “Normally Closed” relays. Change this setting
in “Relays”, “Motion” to “NO” if using
Normally Open relays.
BACnet Status LED: Occupancy • Many occupancy sensors use a
The LED on the front of the controller, between the BACnet Sensor does not proprietary signal designed for closed
MS/TP terminals and MAC Address DIP Switches, provides a operate as lighting control systems. Ensure that
visual indication of the BACnet MS/TP communication status. expected occupancy Sensor has a relay output.
When the controller receives power, the LED appears in one • The Lighting Stryker default setting for line
of the following allowable states, as described in Table 5. voltage relays is set to “NO” for “Normally
Open” relays. Change this setting in
Table 5. BACnet Status LED States. “Relays,” “Circuits” to “NC” if using
BACnet LED Status Status or Condition Normally Closed relays.
Solid on Controller has power, loader is not Lighting Stryker • Ensure that “Test” parameter category is
running will not change set to “Off” for every circuit.
lighting Scenes • Ensure that Demand parameter category
Solid on, blinking off Controller is in reflash mode, no MS/ as expected level is set to 0% for normal operation.
once in 2.5 sec. TP communication.
Dimming does • Ensure that dimming ballast or driver is 0-
Solid on, blinking off Controller is in reflash mode, MS/TP not work as 10v and AND NOT DALI or other dimming
twice in 2.5 sec. communication present. expected technology.
Solid on, blinking off Controller is in reflash mode, MS/TP • Power off systems and reverse polarity on
thrice in 2.5 sec. communication data transfer in DIM and Common inputs to Lighting
progress Stryker.
NOTE: A 499 OHM resistor across DIM-1 & COM, DIM-2

& COM, DIM-3 & COM is required to deliver the
full 0-10v dimming range.
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Configurable Lighting Controller

The Lighting Stryker will provide a warning flash when no

28. COM = Common 33. COM = Common

Fig. 1. Stryker inputs and outputs.

NOTES: cable is Honeywell Cable 3322 (18 AWG, 1-Pair, Shielded,

controller). The Lighting Stryker will listen to the network and

“AutoBaud” and begin communicating on the first baud rate it

high-quality EIA-485 transceiver and exerts 1/4 unit load on

the MS/TP network.

Table 1. Lighting Stryker TR75 and BACnet Configuration Chart.

Table 1. Lighting Stryker TR75 and BACnet Configuration Chart. (Continued)

Table 1. Lighting Stryker TR75 and BACnet Configuration Chart. (Continued)

Table 1. Lighting Stryker TR75 and BACnet Configuration Chart. (Continued)

Table 1. Lighting Stryker TR75 and BACnet Configuration Chart. (Continued)

Table 1. Lighting Stryker TR75 and BACnet Configuration Chart. (Continued)

Table 1. Lighting Stryker TR75 and BACnet Configuration Chart. (Continued)

OUTPUT POWER SUPPLY

LOW VOLTAGE SWITCH

INPUT BACnet LIGHTING CIRCUITS NOT USED

POWER TR75 NETWORK

Fig. 3. Lighting Stryker Label Definitions.

BACnet Network Points

Table 2. BACnet Hardware Points.

Lighting BACnet Network Points

Table 3. BACnet Software Points.

Table 3. BACnet Software Points. (Continued)

Table 3. BACnet Software Points. (Continued)

Table 3. BACnet Software Points. (Continued)

Table 3. BACnet Software Points. (Continued)

Table 3. BACnet Software Points. (Continued)

LIGHTING STRYKER BACNET™ CLB6438S CONFIGURABLE LIGHTING CONTROLLER

COM BALLAST - NON-DIMMING BALLAST - NON-DIMMING

BALLAST - NON-DIMMING BALLAST - NON-DIMMING

STS-5 120VAC 120VAC 120VAC 120VAC 120VAC

LAMP LAMP LAMP LAMP LAMP

Fig. 4. Five On/Off Lighting Circuit Design.

LIGHTING STRYKER BACNET™ CLB6438S CONFIGURABLE LIGHTING CONTROLLER

BALLAST - NON-DIMMING BALLAST - NON-DIMMING

BALLAST - DIMMING BALLAST - DIMMING

COM LAMP COM LAMP COM LAMP LAMP LAMP

120VAC 120VAC 120VAC

120 VAC EARTH

Fig. 5. Three Dimming and Two On/Off Lighting Circuits Example.

Controller Status LED: BACnet LED Status Status or Condition

NOTE: A 499 OHM resistor across DIM-1 & COM, DIM-2

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