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Contact Input Photosensor and Greengate
Sensor Notes
It is possible to use a contact input photosensor and
Greengate Motion Sensors in conjunction with the lighting
control system. The LiteKeeper® 16 and 32 size enclosures
are capable of powering a number of these devices. Please
refer to the chart below for details on how many devices
the transformer can support.
Enclosure Greengate Greengate
Size PIR Dual-Technology
Sensor Sensor
150 60
LK 16
LK 32 90 36
Please contact technical support if it is necessary to power
additional sensors beyond the numbers listed above.
These figures do not account for additional devices such as
lighted switches or digital switches being used. If using a
combination of devices, please contact technical support for
the precise number of devices the logic panel can power.
ON
(Blue Wire)
LK Photosensor Motion Wiring
Sharing Contact Input Switches Between
LiteKeeper® Controllers
In a system with more than one LiteKeeper® 16 or 32 size
enclosure, you may want to have an input control relays in
more than one panel. This is called "sharing" the inputs.
LiteKeeper® Logic Board (16/32)
Greengate Greengate
Ultrasonic Ultrasonic
Sensor Sensor
75 75
45 45
Local Remote
Jumpers Moved to
the LOCAL Position
(Jumper Over
Pins 2 & 3)
+24 VDC
ON
(Red Wire)
(Blue Wire)
PPS4
Contact Input
Black Photosensor
Wiring
Yellow & White Wires
are Not Used
PPS5
+24 VDC
(Red Wire)
Black
ON
(White Wire)
+24 VDC
(Red Wire) Black
Typical Greengate Motion
Sensor Wiring
Contact Input Photosensor and Greengate Sensor Notes
Notes on sharing inputs:
Inputs can be shared between no more than 5
● ●
LiteKeeper® panels
Inputs that can be shared include non-pilot lit momentary,
● ●
maintained or toggle type switches. Digital switches may
not be shared in this manner
Inputs can not be shared between LiteKeeper® 8 and
● ●
LiteKeeper® 4 panels
In this configuration, only one panel supplies the +24
● ●
PPS-5
VDC to the center pin (+24) of the switch input terminals
Outdoor
for all the LiteKeeper® panels. This panel is known as
Photosensor
the LOCAL panel and must have the Local/Remote
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configuration jumpers J5 & J6 set to the LOCAL position
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The other LiteKeeper®, known as the REMOTE
● ●
LiteKeeper®, must have their Local/Remote J5 & J6
jumpers set in the REMOTE mode of operation. This
disables their +24 VDC power supply and thus prevents
"bucking" of all the connected power supplies
CH1 Switch Wiring LOCAL Panel:
ON and OFF Channels Must be Run to REMOTE Panel. +24VDC
Wire Only Needs to be Landed in the LOCAL Panel.
Momentary Switch Being
Shared Between Panels
CH1 Switch Wiring REMOTE Panel:
ON and OFF Channels Must be Run
to LOCAL Panel. +24VDC Wire Only
Needs to be Landed in the REMOTE
Panel.
Steps to Share Switch Inputs:
1. Verify that all panels that are sharing switch inputs are
in the REMOTE position for their TB3 power supply
LOCAL/REMOTE jumpers to protect the panel
during wiring.
LOCAL Panel Remote/Local
Jumpers are in the LOCAL
Position. TB3 Power and
Ground Terminals are
Wired to Remote Panel
TB3 Power and Ground
Terminal.
REMOTE Panel Remote/Local Jumpers
are in the REMOTE Position. TB3 Power
and Ground Terminals are Wired to
LOCAL Panel TB3 Power and Ground
Terminal.
Sharing Switch Inputs Between Panels
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