Installation Instructions - Lutron Electronics, Inc.

Sivoia QEDTM

InstallationInstructions

Pocket MountRoller Shade

Note: If installing a coupled system,

use In-Line Coupled Roller

Shade Addendum as the

primary installation guide.

Sivoia QEDTM | pocket mount roller shade

Installation Instructions

SIVOIA QEDTM Pocket Mount Installation Instructions 1

Tools Required:Tape Measure 1/4” Hex-Head DriverWire Cutter/Stripper LevelPliers Power Drill#2 Phillips Screwdriver

Box Contents:

Sivoia QED Roller Shade (2) Pocket Sub-Brackets

Left and Right Side Shade Bracket (attached)

(8) Mounting Screws (#8x1-3/4" (#8x44mm) Hex Head Screws)

(1) 7 Pin Terminal Block

(1) Pocket, (1) flap and (2) end caps (if applicable)

(2) Extra Retaining Screws(#6x1/4" (#6x6mm) Phillips Head Screws)

(Actual Size)

(Actual Size)

Notes:

1) For In-Line Coupled Shade Systems, begin with Sivoia QED In-Line Coupled Roller Shade Addendum, P/N 045-048. The Addendum will indicate when to use this document.

2) Complete wiring and programming information can be found in the Sivoia QED Wire and Programming Guide, P/N 045-038 or at www.lutron.com.

3) The Electronic Drive Unit (EDU) will need to be powered to complete installation.

(2) 4” (102mm) Cable Ties (2) 7” (178mm) Cable Ties


1 Match Shade to Window1 Match Shade to Window

System Width

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System Width System Height

Confirm system dimensions on package label and windowdimensions to verify appropriatewindow/shade combination.

System width must be less thanor equal to pocket width.

glass

1.1

Orient pocket for installation asshown to right. The shade andsub-brackets mount to theinside surface of the pocketthat is OPPOSITE the glass.

The fabric drop should beclosest to the glass unless areverse roll is specified.

1.2

Package Label

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2 Pre-drill Pocket for Cable Run

Determine where to drill for cableaccess into pocket. See options below.

Cable should exit from wall, ceiling orjamb on EDU side of pocket.

Note: Hole diameter should be largeenough to allow adjustment of pocketduring installation without pinching thewire.

Note: Leave 12-18" (305-457mm) ofcable exposed.

2.1

CeilingDrill for cable 1/2" (13mm) from endof pocket and 1/2" (13mm) from backof pocket.

JambDrill for cable 3-3/4" (95mm) from top of pocketand 2" (51mm) from back of pocket.

WallDrill for cable 1/2" (13mm) from end ofpocket and 1/2" (13mm) from top ofpocket.

Ceiling

Wall

Jamb


2 Pre-drill Pocket for Cable RunContinued

DescriptionWhen installing top/backcover, pocket,or headrail with a motorized windowshade, a grommet must be used toprotect the power wire if it is runthrough the cover. This will prevent thewire insulation from being cut by anysharp edges caused by drilling thetop/backcover, pocket, or headrail.

Installation of grommet1.Insert the enclosed grommet into the

hole (be sure it is completely insertedinto the hole).

2.Run the power wire through thegrommet and finish the installation asper the installation instructionsenclosed with your unit.

2.2

Caution:When installing top/backcover, pocket, or headrail with a motorizedwindow shade the following steps must completed.

Figure A

Figure B

Drill top/backcover,pocket or headrail(pictured top/backcover)

Insert grommet

3 Mount Pocket


If endcaps are beingused, slide them in theends of the pockets.

Endcaps should onlybe used if the pocketends will be exposed.

3.1

Screws must be at least 6" (152mm)inside fabric width to avoid sub-brackets.

Confirm pocket flap hangingfeature is on side opposite ofglass before tightening screws.

Mount pocket securely usingappropriate fasteners.

3.2

pocketflaphangingfeature

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glass

WARNING:The sub-brackets for each pocketshould be mounted to support a weight of at least 300 pounds (136 kg).The fasteners provided with the sub-brackets may not be appropriatefor use in all applications.


4 Mount Sub-Brackets

Pocket Width

3/4"

System Width

Fabric Width

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Sub-Bracket detail

Once their positionhas been established,insert sub-brackets by hooking their loweredges behind notch inpocket surface.

If endcaps are beingused, they must beinstalled prior to sub-brackets.

4.2

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glass

3/4"

Finished Position

FabricAlignmentHoles

Use fabric alignment holes toposition the sub-bracket rightto left. The fabric alignmentholes will line up with the out-side edge of the shade tube.

Note: Fabric edge may notline up with the edge of tube.

4.1

(19mm) (19mm)


4 Mount Sub-Brackets (continued)

Mount sub-brackets usingappropriate fasteners.

If pocket width equals systemwidth, mount the outside edgeof both sub-brackets flush withpocket edges.

4.3

WARNING:The sub-brackets for each shade tubeshould be mounted to support a weight ofat least 300 pounds (196kg). The fasteners provided with the sub-brackets may not beappropriate for use in all applications.


5 Wire 7-pin Terminal Block

5.2

Strip jacket off cable of entirelength of exposed cable. (12-18” or 305-457mm)

5.1

To EDUConnector

EGND (Yellow/Green)24 VAC (Red)24 VAC (Red/White)MUX (Purple)MUX (Gray)+12 VDC (Blue)Common (Yellow)

Wire the 7-pin terminalblock (provided) to thecable.

Note: SVQ-CBL-250shown


6 Mount Shade to Sub-Bracket

Lift shade up into pocket.Hook the lip of each shadebracket onto the top ofeach sub-bracket.

6.2

Swing shade down untilbottom of shade bracketsrest against sub-brackets.

6.3

6.4

Note: Partial cutawayshown in pocket.

Note: Ensure cable is keptoutside the shade bracket.

Final Position - Note placement of cable.

Remove retaining screwsfrom shade brackets.

WARNING:Shades wider than 4ft (1.2m)require two people to install.

6.1

Note: If installing a coupledshade system, install theshade with the EDU first.

Note: Leave protectivewrapping on shade duringinstallation.


7 Center and Secure Shade

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retainingscrew

Move the shade left or right until centered.

7.1

Insert and tightenretaining screws onBOTH brackets tosecure the shade into position. Screwsshould be tighteneddown all the way.

7.2

WARNING:After installing retaining screws, gently push upand pull down on theroller shade to ensure asecure installation.

WARNING:Shade is not securedto the wall during theadjustment procedure.Extreme movementfrom side-to-side maycause shade to fall.Attention should bepaid to the shadebrackets’ engagementinto the sub-bracket asside-to-side movementis not restricted at thispoint. Shades widerthan 4ft (914mm)require two people tocenter the shade.


8 Adjust Shade Level

Turn leveling screw toraise or lower idler sideof shade until level.

8.1

Confirm roller tubeturns freely withoutrubbing on pocket.

8.3

Adjust shade projectionfrom window so that itclears any window trim orhardware when operating.It may be necessary toremove the shade from thepocket to make this adjustment.

8.2

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9 Connect Terminal Blocks

ceilingPlug 7-pin terminalblock on cable intoEDU terminal blockattached to shadebracket. Run wiresbeneath terminalblocks.

Note: EDU terminalblock clips onto shadebracket to hold connected terminalblocks in place.

9.1

Ensure terminal blocksare oriented asshown.

9.2

Secure terminal blocks with 7” (178mm) cable tiecable tie.

9.3

Use 4” (102mm) Cable Ties to dresswires to preventthem from rubbing against shade fabric.

9.4

7” (178mm) cable tie


10 Infrared Receiver Connection (if applicable)

ceilingPlug in EDU IR con-nector to remote eyeconnector (SV-IR).

10.1

Ensure IRconnectordoes not rubon shade.

10.3

Position IR eye where it is not covered fromview of remote control.

10.2

EDU IR connector

SV-IR connector


11 Programming Setting Limits from the EDU

Press and release the“Open Limit Button” ( ),the LED on the roller ShadeEDU will turn on steady,indicating that the EDU is in“Set Open Limit Mode”.

11.1 Press and Release theOpen Limit Button.

Steady LED

Adjust the position of theEDU to the desired OpenLimit using the adjustmentbuttons ( ).

11.2

Use the Adjustmentbuttons to move theEDU position.

The Open and Close Limits determine how far an EDU will travel. When the open button is pressed on aKeypad, IR transmitter, or CCI, the EDU will move to the Open Limit. When the close button is pressed ona keypad, IR transmitter, or CCI, the EDU will move to the Close Limit. The EDU will not move higher thanthe Open Limit or lower than the Close Limit.

Note: Setting the Open Limit lower than the Close Limit will cause the shade to move downwhen raise is pressed and up when lower is pressed.

Setting the Open Limit from the EDU


11 Programming Setting Limits from the EDU(continued)

Press and hold the “OpenLimit Button” ( ) for 5 sec-onds, the LED on the rollershade EDU will flash for 2seconds, then go dark,indicating that the currentposition has been stored asthe Open Limit.

11.3 Press and hold theOpen Limit Buttonfor 5 seconds.

Press and release the“Close Limit Button” ( ),the LED on the roller Shade EDU will turn onsteady, indicating that theEDU is in “Set Close LimitMode”.

11.4

Setting the Open Limit from the EDU

Setting the Close Limit from the EDUPress and Release theClose Limit Button.

Steady LED

Flashing LED


11 Programming Setting Limits from the EDU(continued)

Adjust the position of theEDU to the desired CloseLimit using the adjustmentbuttons ( ).

11.5

Use the Adjustmentbuttons to movethe EDU position.

Press and hold the “CloseLimit Button” ( ) for 5 sec-onds, the LED on the rollershade EDU will flash for 2seconds, then go dark,indicating that the currentposition has been stored asthe Close Limit.

11.6

Setting the Close Limit from the EDU

Press and hold theClose Limit Buttonfor 5 seconds.

Flashing LED


12 Install Pocket Flap

ceilingHang pocket flap bylifting it up into pocket.Slide it forward to hookit on the front of thepocket.

12.1


13 Finish System Programming

The Sivoia QED shade is now installed, wired, and the OPEN/CLOSE limits for each shadehave been set.

The next step is to finish programming the system.

Use the instructions in the Wiring and Programming Guide (p/n 045-038) or the TechnicalReference Guide (p/n 367-592) and perform these four easy steps:

1. Address the system. This gives each EDU, keypad and contact closure interfacein the system a unique address number or “name”, allowing proper communicationbetween components.

2. Verify wiring of each EDU, keypad and interface using the LED feedback fromeach system component.

3. Assign shades (EDUs) to keypads, IR hand controls and/or contact closure inter-faces. Tell system which shades (EDUs) respond to which keypads and IR handcontrols and contact closure Interfaces.

4. Set and save PRESET shade positions if you desire them to be different fromthe factory defaults.

14 Troubleshooting

SymptomEDU will not move...

Solution...EDU is not powered - check EDU Power....Shade is caught on something - free shade....Shade is not assigned to keypad, IR, or CCI.

Shade does not fully open or fully close... ...Limits have been set incorrectly - refer to “setopen limit” and “set close limit” sections.

...Shade fabric is caught on something - free shade.

Fabric not level... ...Adjust using level adjustment screw....Check that brackets are mounted level....Check that fabric is tracking correctly on

the shade tube.

Fabric not centered over window... ...Center shade using center adjustment....Check that brackets are centered.

Shade does not move smoothly... ...Check for binding of shade fabric on side channels.

...Check fabric tracking.

IR controls will not operate shade.... ...IR transmitter does not have line-of-sight to IRreceiver.

...Out of range - move to within 40 feet (12m) of IRreceiver.

...EDUs not assigned to IR receiver.

...IR receiver not plugged into any EDU within range.

...Batteries are not providing power, replace them.

SIVOIA QEDTM Pocket Mount Installation Instructions

Limited WarrantyLutron Shading Solutions by VIMCO offers an 8-year limited warranty for our shading systems. Please contact customer service or visit our website for a complete warranty statement.

Lutron Shading Solutions by VIMCO reservesthe right to make improvements or changes to these products without prior notice.Although every attempt is made to ensure thatthis information is accurate and up to date,please check with Lutron Shading Solutions by VIMCO to confirm product availability, the latest specifications, and suitability for your application.

These products may be covered by one ormore of the following US patents:

5,671,387; 6,100,659

and corresponding foreign patents. US and foreign patents pending.

Lutron, the Sunburst logo, and Sivoia are registered trademarks, and Sivoia QED and“Lutron controls your light” are trademarks ofLutron Electronics Co., Inc.

©2005 LUTRON Electronics Co., Inc.Printed in the U.S.A.P/N 045-043 REV. C

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