Draper LVC-IV - Controller

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Brand Draper
Model LVC-IV
Product Type Controller
Number of Channels 4
Power Supply 24V DC (low voltage)
Dimensions (H x W x D) 120 mm x 70 mm x 30 mm
Weight 0.2 kg
Control Interface Dry contact, momentary switches
Output Type Relays (SPST)
Maximum Load per Channel 2A at 24V DC
Wireless Protocol None (wired only)
Enclosure Material ABS plastic
Color White
LED Indicators Power and channel status
Compatible Devices Draper motorized shades and screens
Mounting Wall mount via included bracket
Operating Temperature 0°C to 40°C
Certification CE, RoHS
Warranty 2 years
Package Contents Controller, mounting bracket, screws, manual

Frequently Asked Questions - LVC-IV Draper

How do I wire the LVC-IV controller?
Connect the 24V DC power supply to the terminals marked 'POWER' and connect each motor to the corresponding channel output terminals (CH1-CH4). Use appropriate gauge wire for the load.
Can I use this controller with non-Draper motors?
The LVC-IV is designed specifically for Draper motorized shades and screens. Using it with other motors may damage the controller or the motor.
What is the maximum total load?
Each channel supports up to 2A at 24V DC, giving a maximum total load of 8A across all channels.
How do I reset the controller?
To reset, disconnect the power supply for 10 seconds and reconnect. The controller will power up in default mode.
Does the controller have a wireless option?
No, the LVC-IV is a wired controller only. For wireless control, consider Draper's RF or Wi-Fi interface modules.
How do I mount the controller?
Use the included mounting bracket to attach the controller to a wall or other flat surface. Secure with screws (provided).
What does the LED indicator mean?
A steady green LED indicates power on. Flashing LEDs on a channel indicate that the corresponding motor is active.
Can I control multiple shades simultaneously?
Yes, each channel operates independently. You can activate multiple channels at once to control multiple shades.
Is the controller compatible with low-voltage wiring?
Yes, the controller operates on 24V DC low voltage. Use standard low-voltage wiring (e.g., 18 AWG) for connections.
What should I do if a channel is not responding?
Check the wiring connections and ensure the motor is functioning. Test the channel with a known working motor. If still not working, the controller may need service.

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USER MANUAL LVC-IV Draper

Please Note

-Don't let the RF receiver touch metal objects; this could affect the maximum distance the transmitter can be from the RF receiver.
-Disconnect the power supply before installing the RF receiver.
-Avoid electrostatic interference: Static electricity will damage the electronic components.
-Make sure there is more than 5 feet (1.52 meters) between the RF receiver and ground.
-Make sure there is more than 1 foot (30.5cm) between the RF receiver and ceiling.
-Make sure there is more than 1 foot (30.5cm) between the RF receiver and transmitter.
-If using more than one receiver, make sure they are separated by more than 8" (20cm).

If you encounter any difficulties installing or servicing your LVC-IV, call your dealer or contact Draper, Inc.

Radio Frequency (RF) Remote Control

The LVC-IV comes with built-in Radio Frequency Remote control capability (optional handheld transmitter NOT included).

To "Learn" a remote

  1. Press receiver button on LVC-IV (see Fig. 2A).
  2. Signal light will flash slowly.
  3. Press transmitter's Up button within 10 seconds (see Fig. 2B).
  4. Signal light flashes three times quickly.

To "Un-Learn" a remote

  1. Press receiver button on LVC-IV (see Fig. 2A).
  2. Signal light will flash slowly.
  3. Press transmitter's Down button within 10 seconds (see Fig. 2C).
  4. Signal light flashes three times quickly.

Signal Light Receiver Button A

Draper LVC-IV - To "Un-Learn" a remote - 2

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Draper LVC-IV - To "Un-Learn" a remote - 3

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To "Un-Learn" all remotes

Figure 2

  1. Press receiver button on LVC-IV until signal light flashes quickly, then release.
  2. Press receiver button once while signal light is flashing.
  3. Signal light will stop flashing.

Please Note: Operating range is 250ft (76 meters) open distance. RF Signal will degrade significantly with each wall it is required to penetrate. If you are experiencing issues with RF signal strength, the RF antenna can be threaded out one of the knockouts for better reception.

InfraRed (IR) Remote Control

  1. Plug Optional IR Eye into mini plug input provided on LVC-IV (see Figs. 1 and 3).
  2. IR Remote Control transmitter does not need to be "learned" by the LVC-IV. Simply point and operate.
  3. Maximum IR Eye cable length is 42" (106 cm).

Please Note: IR Transmitter Range is 26ft. (7.9 metera).

Draper LVC-IV - InfraRed (IR) Remote Control - 1

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Figure 3

DC Low Voltage Trigger

The LVC-IV comes with built-in connection for sending a DC trigger (4-28 VDC) from the projector to the projection screen.

  1. Connect remote trigger voltage from projector to the low voltage trigger cable.
  2. Plug the mini-jack plug of the low voltage trigger cable to the LVC-IV (Figure 1 & 4).
  3. When projector is 'ON' the low voltage output of the projector will cause LVC-IV to deploy projection screen. When projector 'OFF' the low voltage is removed from LVC-IV and projection screen will retract into case.

Draper LVC-IV - DC Low Voltage Trigger - 1

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External LVC-IV—Single or Multiple
Projection Screen Wiring Diagram
INTERNAL SCREEN WIRING WHITE (Common) RED (Up) BLACK (Down) GREEN/YELLOW (Motor Ground) To 110-120 VAC LINE L1 N GND Location of key operated On-off switch if furnished. RED - to screen (directional) BROWN - to screen (directional) YELLOW - to 110V AC-Hot BLACK - to 110V AC-Hot WHITE - Common to screen & 110V AC Neutral GREEN/YELLOW (Ground) Receiver Button Signal Light FUSE - 6.3 MP 250 VAC 5 x 20 mm 3 BUTTON WALL SWITCH DOWN - BLACK COM - WHITE UP - RED Electrically Straight Data Cable to more LVC-IV modules* RS232/485 Inputs/Outputs IR Eye Input Low Voltage Trigger 4-28 VDC *A maximum of six (6) LVC-IV modules can be linked together. Dashed wiring by electrician Low voltage wiring by others

External LVC-IV—Single or Multiple
Wiring Diagram for Ambassador and Rolleramic
INTERNAL SCREEN WIRING WHITE (Common) BLACK (Up) RED (Down) GREEN/YELLOW (Motor Ground) To 110-120 VAC LINE L1 N GND Location of key operated On-off switch if furnished. Dashed wiring by electrician Low voltage wiring by others RED - to screen (directional) BROWN - to screen (directional) YELLOW - to 110V AC-Hot BLACK - to 110V AC-Hot WHITE - Common to screen & 110 AC Neutral GREEN/YELLOW (Ground) Receiver Button Signal Light FUSE - 6.3 Amp 250 VAC 5 x 20 mm 3 BUTTON WALL SWITCH DOWN - BLACK COM - WHITE UP - RED Electrically Straight Data Cable to more LVC-IV modules* RS232/485 Inputs/Outputs IR Eye Input Low Voltage Trigger 4-28 VDC * A maximum of six (6) LVC-IV modules can be linked together.

RS232 / RS485 Information

RS232 / RS485 CommPort Parameters:

  1. Frequency (BAUD Rate): 2400
  2. Data long code : 8
  3. Parity Check : N
  4. Start bit : 1
  5. Stop bit : 1
  6. Flow Control : NONE

Please Note:

Connections using modular cable must be made using electrically straight 6-conductor modular cable (RJ25). This means colors do not cross over: blue leads to blue, green to green, etc. (see diagram at right)

COMMAND COMMAND STRINGSREMARK
UP 9A 0101 00 0A DD D7ID No.: 1 / Channel: 01
STOP 9A 0101 00 0A CC C6ID No.: 1 / Channel: 01
DOWN 9A 0101 00 0A EE E4ID No.: 1 / Channel: 01

For more detailed programming instructions or group control go to: http://www.draperinc.com/DraperPro (registration required)

123456 PIN 1 - 5VDC Output PIN 2 - Down PIN 3 - Up PIN 4 - Ground PIN 5 - RS485-A or RS232-GND PIN 6 - RS485-B or RS232-Tx

LVC-IV Dimensions

Use the appropriate screws and hardware to mount the enclosure through the four key holes provided. Use largest size fastener that will fit in key holes. 2.214" (5.62 cm) 4.5" (11.4 cm) 2.214" (5.62 cm) 10.39" (25.4 cm)

For AC supply wires attach appropriate 12 " (13mm) Trade Size connector to route wiring through knockouts. For low voltage wires attach with appropriate connector to route wiring through knockouts. Knockouts are provided on all four sides of the enclosure.

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Brand : Draper

Model : LVC-IV

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