Lumitec Poco Quick Start Manual

CH1 IN CH2 IN CH3 IN CH4 IN ACC IN Amp Draw at Lights CALCULATE YOUR AMP DRAW Total Amps Per/CH Total amps per channel must be below 10 Amps 3A Fuse 10A Fuse Max 10A Fuse Max 10A Fuse Max 10A Fuse Max PWR IN POCO Replaces Physical Switches Ethernet Connection (optional) MFD or Wireless Device To Pico S8 Module (optional) Power Wire Fuse size is based on number of underwater lights Amp draw information is available on product packaging or at lumiteclighting.com Ground Wire CH4 OUT CH3 OUT CH2 OUT CH1 OUT 0.5A 0.5A 1.25A 1.25A = 3.5 Amps = 3.5 Amps = 5 Amps = 0 Amps 0.5A 0.5A 1.25A 1.25A 1.25A 1.25A 1.25A 1.25A Aft Hardtop Lights Aft Spreader Lights Fwd Spreader Lights Under Gunwale Lights Underwater Lights Fwd Hardtop Lights 0A 0A 0A 0A IMPORTANT: To use the supplied information provided within this quick start guide all lights installed must be PLI compatible. For lights that are non-PLI, or a non Lumitec brand, refer to our website at http://lumiteclighting.com/check4pli for additional installation information. Look for the PLI icon on packaging for product compatibility Power Line Instruction Color Match Commitment Third Party Dimmer STEP 1: Plan and Install Your Digital Lighting System http://lumiteclighting.com/poco-quick-start 1 LUMITEC One Color Logo: Single color logo options. 100% Black (K) PMS7461 (new brand color) No other color options are acceptable. Go to Quick Start Webpage

a mobile device. B. For an MFD connect the network cable to a compatible display. For a list of compatible displays visit: http://lumiteclighting.com/poco-quick-start C. For mobile devices connect using the Lumitec Poco App available on Apple or Google Play stores. You will be prompted to connect to Poco on launching the app. Helpful Details: - Poco default SSID number on back of device. - Default Poco configuration access pass code: 0000 - Default Wi-Fi and Bluetooth password on back of device - Wi-Fi web access to user interface: 192.168.4.1 Select configuration in the setting menu (top right of screen). Assign Channel and Clan for each light location on your boat (underwater lights, spreaders lights etc.). Examples: Name: LG_aft_hardtop Channel: 1 Clan: 1 - Down Lights Output: Lumitec Spectrum Name: LG_aft_spreader Channel: 1 Clan: 2 – Flood Lights Output: Blue / White Name: LG_fwd_hardtop Channel: 2 Clan: 1 - Down Lights Output: Lumitec Spectrum Name: LG_underwater Channel: 3 Clan: 4 – Flood Lights Output: Lumitec Spectrum Connect to Poco (Step 1: installation on reverse side) Create Light Groups QUICK START GUIDE DIGITAL LIGHTING CONTROL v-2 6 5 4 Check Status Indicators Add Switches to Layout Pages Create Switches (configuration menu) Assign a default intensity and color to each switch. Example Simple Switch: Name: Aft Hardtop Target: LG_aft_hardtop Intensity: 50% Color: Red You can create lighting scenes by assigning multiple light groups to more than one target. Example Scene Switch: Name: Night Fishing 1. Target: LG_aft_hardtop, Intensity: 20%, Color: Red 2. Target: LG_fwd_hardtop, Intensity: 20%, Color: Red 3. Target: LG_under_gunwale, Intensity: 100%, Color: Green A. Select a location for your switch. B. Select the plus (+) button symbol. C. Select desired switch from list. Note: Visual order of switches will be arranged by the order of the switch creation. Switches cannot be rearranged after they have been added to a screen, only deleted. Go to http://lumiteclighting.com/poco-quick-start for more detailed information. • POWER Indicator - Illuminates Green if POCO is powered on. PWR must have supply voltage between 10-30vDC. • CH1, CH2, CH3 or CH4 Indicator – • Illuminates Red if power is supplied to channel from fuse/breaker panel. • Illuminates Green if power is supplied to channel input and channel is turned on inside of POCO controller; PLI enabled lights may be OFF. • Flashes Orange if PLI data is transmitted. • Illuminates Orange if channel is dimmed through a PWM signal. STATUS Indicator - • Green blinking light indicates WiFi connection status: • 0 blinks: WiFi disabled • 1 blink: WiFi enabled but not connected to any peers • 2 blinks: WiFi is connected to one or more peers • Blue blinking light indicates Bluetooth-LE connection status: • 0 blinks: Bluetooth-LE is disabled • 1 blink: Bluetooth-LE enabled but not connected • 2 blinks: Bluetooth-LE is connected