LEGRAND QMotion QzHub3 Manuals

1 QMotion ® QzHub3 / QzHub App 2.0 User’s Guide No: IS-0000 – rev. A The QzHub3 hardware device allows you to easily control your QMotion Zigbee-enabled, motorized shades from your phone in conjunction with the QzHub App. The QzHub App’s intuitive interface and simple navigation allows you to easily edit, add, commission, and control local shades. OVERVIEW FEATURES AND OPERATION OVERVIEW • The QzHub3 can handle up to 32 nodes (base) to 105 nodes (for full network size, if using Range Extenders). Nodes include shades, remotes and extenders. • ZigBee 3.0 ready and scalable for future updates • USB expandability with an on-board USB expansion port SPECIFICATIONS Dimensions, HWL ....................1”H x 2.8125” W x 3.3125”L LED Indicator ...............Power, WiFi, Zigbee/BLE, Ethernet Power ...........................................90-240V +/- 10%, 50/60Hz Available Plug Type ...............................................Type A (Nema) Ports .......................................................................Ethernet, USB Operation ................................................................... WPS Button Storing Temperature .................................................. -20° to 60°C Operating Temperature ................................................ 0° to 50°C Regulatory .................Meets US and Europe standards CE, FCC Compliance ....................... Meets RoHS and REACH regulations SOFTWARE Download the QMotion QzHub App from either Google Play or the App Store. CONNECTION DIAGRAM Simply hook the power cord in and connect the QzHub3 to a router with an Ethernet cable. ETHERNET ROUTER USB PORT POWER 2 ELIOT CLOUD Download the QMotion QzHub App from either Google Play or the App Store. 1. To start using your app you will need to agree to the new Terms and Conditions. Check the box and tap the continue button. 2. You will need to create an Eliot cloud account to enable you as a user for the QzHub App. Follow the on-screen prompts to create an account. SOFTWARE NAVIGATION Tap the menu button in the upper left corner, or swipe from the left of the page to open the navigation menu. Select an item in the list to go to another page. Shade Control- Visually lists shades for individual control Edit Groups- Rename, add, delete and change devices in your groups Edit Devices- Edit devices through Information and Actions Add Devices- For installer use Settings- Manage hubs and user settings Logout- Logout of the Eliot cloud account 3 SHADE CONTROL PAGE The Shade Control page displays each shade in the currently selected group. The list can be scrolled horizontally to show more. You can send preset commands to all shades in the group from the dock on the bottom of the page. 1. Raise, lower, or pause individual shades from this page by tapping on the up, down, pause, and preset value buttons. 2. For more granular control, tap the down arrow which will open a 0-100% slider. 3. Group controls are still accessible on the bottom dock. For quick access by tapping the icon, it will take you to the Edit Devices page for that shade. 1. A list of various shade groups is displayed. Tap the up/down arrows to raise/lower the shades. 2. To access individual shade control, tap the group to open the shade control page. See below. GROUP CONTROL PAGE By default, the app launches to Group Control. This page contains a list of your device groups that can be raised and lowered using the arrow buttons. Tap a group to access individual group control. USER INSTRUCTIONS 4 ACTIVATING A HUB - QZHUB3 SELECTING THE HUB QZHUB HARDWARE 1. To activate a QzHub3 you need to give it a name and enter its Gateway ID that is located on the bottom of the device. Ensure it is plugged into a router with internet access and tap the activate button. 1. Upon logging in you will not have a designated hub and the first screen will prompt you to select which hub will be used in set up. 2. Once activated, you will see the hub displayed and you can tap on it to begin joining shades. INSTALLER INSTRUCTIONS QzHub3 QzHub

1 Shading Systems Vantage and Legrand Shading Integration Guide D000128 Rev. 3 4/22 QzHub3 and QIS OVERVIEW This integration guide is for Vantage installers and technicians that are installing either wired QIS Shades or the ZigBee shades with the QzHub3. This is a step-by-step guide how to connect either the QIS or Qz Bus objects into Design Center and commission the shades and shade groups to the project. Description Specification Model Number(s) QzHub3 and QIS Power Panel DC Version - QIS 3.7+ DC Version - QzHub 4.2.1 Widget Shade Description Specification Widget Category Shades/Blinds Connection Type Serial (RS-485) for QIS and Ethernet for QzHub3 Shade Icons Bus Icons QIS Shade Object Icon Qz Shade Object Icon QIS Bus Object Icon Qz Bus Object Icon Feature EQ 40 & Keypads EQ41, EQ73 & EQ Apps QIS Qz QIS Qz Open / Close / Stop Open / Close / Stop Control - All shades and/or groups Position Control Specific position for all shades and/or groups Visual Feedback Graphic display position of all shades and/or groups Configure Presets Set up user-defined presets for shade groups DESIGN CENTER ICONS USER INTERFACE Supported Task Support Only Not Supported INSTALLATION Installation of Vantage products should be performed or supervised by a Certified Vantage Installer. This product is very versatile and its capabilities and limits must be fully understood to use effectively. 2 The QIS system consists of the Power/Communications Panel (PCP) and hardwired shades. The PCP handles communication with the InFusion controller for configuration. The shades are hardwired for both power and RS-485 communication using RJ-45 connectors and CAT5e (or better) network wire. DESIGN CENTER QIS SHADES Make sure the following steps have been completed before you begin: 1. Shades installed 2. Power/Communication Panel(s) (PCP) units installed and powered 3. InFusion system installed 4. PCP wired to shades and RS-485 SERIAL INTEGRATION: VANTAGE AND QIS SHADES DESIGN CENTER SOFTWARE SETUP 1. Confirm all shades are setup and paired 2. In the Design Center Object Explorer> Enclosure view> Object Editor, click on: A. Add QIS Bus; then switch to Bus View, right-click on QIS Bus Port Object B. Discover shades C. Name shades D. Set other Object Editor items NOTE: If a Din Lite II Controller is being used to connect to the Power Panel, then the RS-485 Port needs to be set to Port 2 on the QIS Bus. 3. Create shade groups and assign individual shades to each group - see Creating Shade Groups on last page. 4. Program the InFusion System Controller (F5). Program the InFusion System Controller. This method 1) auto-discovers all the shades connected to a QIS Bus, 2) creates the appropriate shade objects in the Design Center project file, and 3) imports their Serial Numbers. For this method: 1. Right-click on the QIS Bus in Bus View and select Discover Shades. 2. Name each shade, and assign each shade to proper areas/rooms in the Design Center project. NOTE: Shades can be easily identified using the Jog Shade button found at the bottom of the Object Editor when online with controller. DESIGN CENTER QIS SHADES - SOFTWARE SETUP CONFIGURE SHADES 3 SET SHADE LIMITS While Design Center has a live connection to the controller, the Object Editor allows: 1. Upper and lower limits to be set using the shades current position, 2. Copy another shades limits, or 3. Set shade length specified by motor “ticks”. When the lower limit is set, the shade will automatically move to its new lower limit. ALTERNATIVE METHOD SET SHADE LIMITS Alternatively, multiple shades’ lower limits can be set simultaneously. 1. Manually pull shades to the desired lower limit. 2. Right-click the QIS Bus icon in Bus View and select Set Lower Limits. NOTE: When Design Center is in Configure Stations mode, the shades are placed in calibration mode so they will not go up when tugged on. This aids when manually setting a shade’s limit. If a shade is pulled too far, take Design Center out of Configure Stations mode (which takes the shades out of calibration mode), then tug on the shade and it will open again allowing the manual position of the shade to be repeated with the correct lower limit. TIP: If a shade’s upper or lower limit gets changed outside of Design Center (such as through shade tug commands), be sure to “Read” the shade’s limit, to get an accurate limit tick value in the live control editor. CONFIGURE SHADES (continued) CAUTION: WHEN USING TICKS TO CONTROL SHADE LIMITS DO NOT ACCIDENTLY ENTER A NUMBER SO HIGH THAT THE BLIND BEGINS TO ROLL BACK ON ITSELF OR DAMAGE MAY OCCUR TO THE FABRIC AND/OR MOTOR. 3. A window pops up (see above) allowing the programmer to select which shades to be included in the Set Lower Limits process. Place a check in each shade box wanted for this operation. NOTE: This box allows programmers to select all the shades in the project, all the shades in a specific room/area, or any combination of individual shades. 4. Click the Set Limits button, a confirmation dialogue pops up asking the programmer to verify all the shades are in the correct position – click OK to finish or Cancel to abort the operation.