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Startup Checklist

Version 5.1 by Scott Kohlmann on 2023/04/20 22:44

This is a broad-strokes checklist for what needs to be completed by a technician for a ShowRunnerCLC™ startup. This checklist is not 100% comprehensive and does not go into detail for each step.

More detailed specifics and troubleshooting information are available in the ShowRunnerCLC™ Startup Guide.

Startup Checklist:

  • Before arriving on-site:
  • Once on-site:
    • Configure IP settings for networked devices (processors, TSW touch panels, DIN-CENCN-2s, ZUMNET-JBOXs, GLPACs, etc.)
    • Configure clock and timezone for processors
    • Update firmware for all networked devices
    • If necessary, update firmware for Zūm Net and Cresnet devices
    • Load ShowRunnerCLC™ program, license, and configuration file to the processor
    • Load the ShowRunnerCLC™ UI to any touchscreens
    • Load the ShowRunnerCLC™ expansion program to any GLPACs
    • Configure the IP table for any required devices (TSW touch panels, DIN-CENCN-2s, ZUMNET-JBOXs, GLPACs, etc.)
    • Poll Cresnet and verify devices are online in Toolbox
    • Assign Cresnet IDs to devices and verify they are reporting online to ShowRunnerCLC™
    • Verify load schedule and fixture functionality
      • Verify loads are assigned to correct areas
      • Verify loads dim and switch correctly
      • Assign friendly load labels as necessary
    • Verify occupancy sensors
      • Verify correct area assignments
      • Adjust timeouts and sensitivities as necessary
    • Verify keypad functionality
      • Verify correct area assignments
      • Verify correct button layouts and functionality
    • Verify photocell functionality
      • Assign photocells to appropriate lighting zones and enable for required scenes
      • Adjust sensitivity as necessary
    • Verify partition sensor functionality
      • Verify correct area assignments
      • Adjust sensitivity as required
    • Set up any schedules as required per the sequence of operations
    • Complete functionality test (QC, make sure each room functions from an end-user perspective)
    • End-user training