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This answer often depends on local codes and the capabilities of the ballast/driver. Local codes that allow Class 2 wiring to be run as Class 1 will call out what is required for reclassification, such as adding Class 1 labels over the Class 2 markings. However, running the 0-10 V signal as Class 1 wiring does introduce some concerns, including noise / interference caused by coupling between the line voltage and low voltage wires. This noise / interference can cause a voltage fluctuation on the 0-10 V wires which can create a difference between the light level requested by the control and the light level signal being received by the ballast / driver. For more information on 0-10V applications, check out our Application Note.

Yes, as well as a physical server. Please see the IT Implementation Guide .

To default, tap the button indicated in the programming guide 3 times very quickly and hold it down until the unit starts to blink (about 7 seconds). Then tap rapidly another 3-4 times. (The button you tap will be different on each model, which is why we recommend referencing the respective programming guide.)

To default, tap the On / Off button on the Wireless Receptacle 3 times very quickly and hold until the LED begins to flash rapidly. Within 3 seconds of flashing, release. Then tap the button rapidly another 3 times and the LED will flash slowly indicating that the unit has been reset to factory defaults

If more than one driver is attached, the drivers are controlled as a single zone - individual control of multiple attached drivers will require multiple TVI-LMF-2A interfaces.

For systems without the Vive hub, no additional equipment is required and programming is done via simple press and hold button programming. When programming with a Vive hub, a Wi-Fi enabled smart device such as a phone, tablet, or PC and an HTML5 compliant web browser (Safari, Chrome, etc.) is required to use the Vive Vue software.

No its settings come standard without a Hub. Please see the specifications sheet to learn more.

To default, tap the button 3 times very quickly and hold it down until the unit starts to blink (about 7 seconds). Then tap rapidly another 3-4 times.

The following settings can be changed by using the programming buttons found on the sensors.

• Auto-on
  • Enabled
  • Low-light: The sensor will perform the occupied action only if the turn is relatively dark; if the room is bright, the lights will not turn on.
  • Disabled
• Sensitivity level (described as ""Activity"" on the sensor).
• Timeout (1, 5, 15 and 20 min options)

There are many points of information and control that the Vive wireless hub can share via BACnet. Information like energy usage, occupancy status, loadshed status, and light level can be shared with other systems. For functions like initiating loadshed/demand response and changing light levels, the Vive wireless hub can also receive commands from other systems via BACnet. The full details of the BACnet capabilites can be found in the BACnet PIC statement for Vive, located here: https://assets.lutron.com/a/documents/369996.pdf

Yes, Hub software is upgradable. You can access the latest firmware here. Under the section "Vive Hub Firmware." Once the download has completed, you can log into your Vive Hub and under the setting icon "Vive Details" it will have "Update Vive Hub." This typically takes 20 to 30 minutes to complete.