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HAI Part Number: 38A00-3
Requirements:
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Requires a
Lumina family home control system.
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Requires a neutral (white) connection wire.
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Must install a UPB™ PIM & cable (HAI Part Number 36A00-1).
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If you are using the HAI Upstart Configuration software you must install an
UPB™ PIM & cable (HAI Part Number 36A00-1) and
a cable to connect your PIM to a computer (HAI Part Number 36A05-2).
Recommendation:
HAI recommends that every installation using UPB™ include a
Phase Coupler
(HAI Part Number 39A00-1).
Usage
At the heart of Lumina family home control systems are six standard modes: Home,
Sleep, Away, Vacation, Party and Special.
The Lumina Mode Switch allows you to change the mode of your Lumina home
control system with the touch of one button. Whenever the mode changes,
lighting and temperatures are set just the way you like them.
The buttons on the Lumina Mode Switch glow dimly to act as a night light.
The button of the active mode glows brightly, allowing you to always tell
which mode you are currently
in just by glancing at the Lumina Mode Switch.
A Lumina Mode Switch has 6 buttons, which could be setup as follows:
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AWAY
The AWAY mode is used when you leave your house during the course of a
typical day, and no one is home. Indoor lighting
and temperatures are adjusted for energy savings and outdoor lighting
is turned on at dusk to illuminate your path when you arrive
home.
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HOME
The HOME mode is used when you are at home and do not have any special events planned. You would typically set the mode
to Home when you arrive home from being away, when you wake up in the morning, and after a special event.
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SLEEP
The SLEEP mode is used when everyone is home and has retired for the night. The lighting in the non-sleeping areas is turned
off and your outdoor lighting is adjusted accordingly. Temperatures in the house remain just right throughout the night.
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VACATION (VAC)
The VACATION mode is used when no one will be home for an extended period of time. Lighting and temperatures are
adjusted for energy savings, daily scheduled programs are suspended, and lighting throughout the house is randomly activated to
create the appearance that someone is home.
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SPECIAL (SPCL)
The SPECIAL mode is a customizable mode that is used on special occasions such as a family movie night, a romantic evening,
or a dining event. You imagine it and it becomes your Special mode.
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PARTY
The PARTY mode is used when you are entertaining for the evening. Scheduled and event programs that usually run during a
typical day are suspended and programs that create the ambiance for your event are executed.
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The following diagram illustrates how a Lumina Mode Switch could be setup:
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Limitations
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Home Control System |
Max Mode Switches |
Lumina |
8 |
Lumina Pro |
31 |
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About HLC
All HLC products are UL Listed and use
Generation II Universal Powerline Bus (UPB™)
– a digital communications standard for lighting and home control that
ensures superior reliability.
UPB™ has been extensively tested
and researched in residential environments and found to be 99.9 percent reliable.
UPB™ works over existing wires in a home and does not require new wiring.
Color Options
The default color for a Lumina Mode Switch is White. You may use Scene Switch
Color Change Kits (HAI Part Number 38A04-color codeCS) to change the
color of your Lumina Mode Switch. Available colors are White (WH),
Ivory (IV), Almond (AL), Light Almond (LTA), Brown (BR), Grey (GR),
and Black (BL) colors. They are sold in case lots of 12 only.
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Wallplate
No Wallplate is included when you purchase a Lumina Mode Switch.
It accommodates standard Decora-style Wallplates, and you may
mix and match switch Wallplates to easily add a personalized touch to any room.
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Configuration Software
A Lumina Mode Switch will automatically configure itself and does not require outside
software.
HAI UPB™ UPStart configuration software will allow you
to change the intensity, but not the color, of the LED on a Lumina Mode Switch.
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Interface Options for your HAI Omni or Lumina Systems (PDF)
2008 Product Guide
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