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Alexander Mott 2.1 10 Controlling shades from ShowRunnerCLC™ is a paid feature that can be purchased either with the initial [[ShowRunnerCLC™ order>>doc:showrunner™ Order Guide.showrunner™ Additional Features.Shades.WebHome]] or added after-the-fact as an additional charge. When shades control or integration is ordered for ShowRunnerCLC™, it is vital to ensure that the BOM includes any required hardware is also ordered.
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Alexander Mott 2.1 12 While we strive to always provide accurate and complete information, bear in mind that we cannot guarantee that any information provided here will be 100% accurate and up-to-date: always check manufacturer product specifications to verify features and compatibility prior to ordering hardware.
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14 = Crestron Shade Controllers =
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Alexander Mott 2.1 16 Crestron shades are included in all ShowRunnerCLC™ orders, but hardware will not be fully defined in the configuration unless the required information is provided prior to configuration shipment. If the required information cannot be provided with the original order, it is recommended to order [[SR-SDC>>doc:showrunner™ Order Guide.showrunner™ Additional Features.Shades.SR-SDC.WebHome]] for additional after-order Crestron shades support.
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Alexander Mott 2.1 18 ShowRunnerCLC™ provides native support for most Crestron shade controllers as well as integration with shades controlled from third-party Crestron processors via Ethernet Inter-Systems Communication (EISC). If integration with a Crestron shades controller or system that is not detailed below is required, reach out to Chief Integrations directly to see about potentially adding support to ShowRunnerCLC™.
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Alexander Mott 4.1 20 == Supported Hardware ==
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Alexander Mott 4.1 22 ShowRunnerCLC™ includes support for the following Crestron shade controllers:
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Alexander Mott 4.1 24 * C2N-SDC and C2N-SDC-DC
25 * CSC Series Controllers (discontinued)
26 * CSA-PWS10S-HUB-ENET (controlling QMT-series motors)
27 * DIN-2MC2
28 * Ethernet Inter-System Communications (Crestron-to-Crestron)
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Alexander Mott 4.1 30 For any integrations over Ethernet, the lighting network must be configured such that the lighting control processor running ShowRunnerCLC™ can communicate with all required hardware.
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Alexander Mott 4.1 32 == Information Required ==
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34 In order to fully define shades in the ShowRunnerCLC™ configuration, the following information must be provided by the Agent. Incomplete information will result in incomplete hardware definitions in the shipped ShowRunnerCLC™ configuration.
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36 Non-EISC shades:
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38 * **(Required)** Quantity of shade controllers
39 * **(Required)** Quantity and location of each shade motor to be controlled
40 ** For all controllers, we must know which shade motor (i.e. window and room) is connected to each output
41 ** For systems with multiple CSA-PSW10S-HUB-ENET, we must know which HUB is the Cresnet primary
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43 EISC shades:
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45 * **(Required)** Type of EISC integration (TCP or UDP)
46 * **(Required)** IP Address and IP-ID of non-ShowRunnerCLC™ processor
47 * **(Required) **Joins to be used for shade control and feedback (see table below; not all features are required for all integrations)
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50 |=Join|=(% style="width: 344px;" %)Description|=(% style="width: 6px;" %)Type|=(% style="width: 101px;" %)Direction
51 |JoinOpen|(% style="width:344px" %)Sends a digital pulse when open is triggered|(% style="width:6px" %)Digital|(% style="width:101px" %)To 3rd Party
52 |JoinClose|(% style="width:344px" %)Sends a digital pulse when close is triggered|(% style="width:6px" %)Digital|(% style="width:101px" %)To 3rd Party
53 |JoinStop|(% style="width:344px" %)Sends a digital pulse when stop is triggered|(% style="width:6px" %)Digital|(% style="width:101px" %)To 3rd Party
54 |JoinPosition|(% style="width:344px" %)Sends an analog value when the position is changed (0-65535 = 0-100%)|(% style="width:6px" %)Analog|(% style="width:101px" %)To 3rd Party
55 |JoinPositionFeedback|(% style="width:344px" %)Receives an analog value for the current shade position (0-65535 = 0-100%)|(% style="width:6px" %)Analog|(% style="width:101px" %)From 3rd Party
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Alexander Mott 1.1 57 = Third-Party Shade Controllers =
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Alexander Mott 2.1 59 ShowRunnerCLC™ supports integrating with a wide range of common shade control manufacturers, but this integration is not included in basic ShowRunnerCLC™ orders and requires the [[SR-SDN>>doc:showrunner™ Order Guide.showrunner™ Additional Features.Shades.SR-SDN.WebHome]] additional feature. If integration with a shades manufacturer or system that is not detailed below is required, reach out to Chief Integrations directly to see about potentially adding support to ShowRunnerCLC™.
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Alexander Mott 2.1 61 == Common Integration Methods ==
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Alexander Mott 2.1 63 While most third-party shade controllers have proprietary integration protocols specific to each manufacturer and model, there are common industry standards which dictate the wiring and hardware requirements to integrate third-party shades with ShowRunnerCLC™:
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Alexander Mott 2.1 65 * Contact closure (Relays)
66 ** No standard specified length limitation (individual shade manufacturers may specify cabling and distance limitations)
67 ** Relay control can be susceptible to voltage drop or EMF interference: it is highly recommended to locate the Crestron controlled relay as close as possible to the shades interface being controlled
68 * Serial RS-232
69 ** 50' maximum distance per specification
70 ** Point-to-point communication mandates a one-to-one relationship of Crestron RS-232 interfaces to shade RS-232 interfaces (i.e. there must be one RS-232 port available on the Crestron system for every RS-232 shade interface; depending on the shades design, a single shades interface may control many shades so it may be possible that a system with many shades only requires one RS-232 connection to the Crestron system)
71 * Serial RS-485
72 ** 4000' maximum distance per specification (individual shades manufacturers may specify lower cabling and distance limitations, and real-world conditions may reduce the actual maximum distance that can be achieved before system performance is noticeably impacted)
73 ** Multidrop communications allows for daisy-chain and star wiring topologies, up to 32 devices per Crestron RS-485 interface (shades manufacturers may specify lower device counts)
74 * TCP/IP communication (including HTTP/HTTPS, TelNet, etc.)
75 ** Standard [[Ethernet wiring limitations>>doc:SHOWRUNNER™ Setup Guide.Troubleshooting Guide.Troubleshooting.Ethernet Wiring Overview.WebHome]] apply
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Alexander Mott 2.4 77 Below is a non-exhaustive table showing which pieces of Crestron hardware have interfaces for each kind of integration:
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Alexander Mott 2.2 79 |=Hardware|=Relay Outputs|=RS-485 Serial Ports|=RS-232 Serial Ports
80 |C2N-IO|2|✖|1
Alexander Mott 2.4 81 |INET-IOEX-RYIO|2|✖|✖
Alexander Mott 2.2 82 |CP3N / CP4N|8|1*|3*
83 |DIN-IO8|8|✖|✖
Alexander Mott 2.3 84 |DIN-AP3 / DIN-AP4|4|2*|2*
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89 |RMC3 / RMC4|2|1*|1*
Alexander Mott 2.4 90 |ZUM-HUB4|✖|✖|✖
Alexander Mott 2.3 91 |(% colspan="4" %)* Some serial ports are dual-purpose and can be //either// RS-485 //or// RS-232; other serial ports are //only// RS-232
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Alexander Mott 2.1 93 == Contact Closure (Relays) ==
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Alexander Mott 2.1 95 == Draper IntelliFlex I/O A\V Gateway ==
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98 RS-232 or RS-485 integration supported
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Alexander Mott 2.1 100 == Lutron Sivoia QS ==
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105 == Lutron Quantum ==
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110 == MechoNet Interface (MNI) ==
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115 == Mecho SolarTrac4 ==
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120 == Nice DMBM ==
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123 Only RS-232 integration supported
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125 == Somfy Digital Network (SDN) ==
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127 === SDN RS-485 ===
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129 === SDN PoE Gateway ===
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131 === SDN UAI+ ===
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133 == Somfy URTSI II ==
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