Master Power Enclosure

The Master Power Enclosure houses the Master Controller and up to four modules. Acting in conjunction with the Master Controller, the enclosure allows for the integration of powerful components on a Vantage system. The Master Enclosure can direct up to 32 loads and three Slave Power Enclosures can be connected to add control of an additional 96 loads. At full capacity, a Vantage system can include up to 15 Master Power Enclosures and 45 Slave Enclosures to offer control of up to 1,920 wired loads.

Each Enclosure features plug-and-play module fittings to facilitate quick and easy installations. These fittings allow modules to be quickly replaced without effecting load connections to the system. Available in 1, 2, or 4 module configurations, this flexible enclosure becomes a perfect fit in any application.

Master Controller

The Master Controller executes and stores all of the programming and functionality of a Vantage system. Designed for installations that utilize an enclosure, this central processing unit can be programmed with user-friendly software. This allows the Master Controller to orchestrate scenes for lighting, audio/video, HVAC, security system preferences and much more.

Each Master has the capability to coordinate commands from up to 50 wired keypads. At full capacity, 15 Master Controllers can be interconnected to control over 1,900 loads. Vantage Master Controllers also feature the ability to track real and astronomical time and the LCD on the housing facilitates quick and accurate system diagnostics.

Acting as an extension of the Master Controller, the slave expands the capacity to integrate powerful components into a Vantage system. Up to three Slave Controllers can be connected to one master, adding control for an additional 96 loads.

A Vantage system can include up to 15 Master Controllers and 45 slaves. At full capacity an interconnected system of Master and Slave Controllers will execute commands on 750 keypad stations and control up to 1,920 wired loads.

The controller features a plug and play design for a quick and easy installation. Slave controllers can be installed up to 200 feet from the Master Controller to facilitate more localized connections to the loads.

RadioLink Enabler

With RadioLink, small transceivers are built into the Vantage products offering automation for lighting, audio/video, draperies, blinds, security, heating, cooling and more. By connecting a RadioLink enabler to an existing Vantage Master Controller, RF enabled keypads and other station devices are able to communicate with the system just like traditional wired devices.

Each RadioLink Enabler supports up to 60 RadioLink stations (with a transmission range of over 100 feet) in addition to the usual 50 stations that can be wired to a controller's station bus.

C-Box LE

Theater C-Box Controller

Vantage Theatre C-Box is a combination C-Box Controller and TheatrePoint station all in one convenient package. It’s an all-inclusive theater control package perfect for the home theater, classroom or board room, and the most efficient way to introduce third party solutions to automated control.

The C-Box component is the processor of the Vantage system, while the TheatrePoint component automates the audio and video and other third party equipment. Using the Theatre C-Box eliminates the need for independent lighting controllers, contact input stations, IR control stations and other products needed to fully automate a home, consequently saving money for dealers and ultimately the homeowner.

The Theatre C-Box can control lights, movie projectors, audio systems, DVD players, motorized projection screens, window coverings and more. Wall keypads, remote controls, motion sensors, time controls and LCD touch screens can be integrated with the Theatre C-Box. For any situation, the Theatre C-Box is the perfect control solution.

IP Enabler

The Vantage IP Enabler provides Vantage Master Controllers and C-Boxes an Ethernet port. This allows a computer to connect to a Vantage controller through a local area network, or even through the Internet. This allows long-distance master to master communications. It also allows master communications with other third-party Internet protocol devices. With an IP Enabler, both QLink and WebPoint can have high speed access to the Vantage system directly through the IP Enabler’s IP address. This ability can be used to remotely control or program a system.

The IP Enabler comes in a standard form, or with an embedded Vantage Portal, which provides a communications bridge between the Vantage system and the Vantage Designer Toolbox.

The Vantage Standard Dimmer Module controls dimmable loads including incandescent, some fluorescent lighting, magnetic low voltage, some electronic low voltage, neon, cold cathode and variable speed motors. With its eight-load, 40-amp capacity, this module provides smooth dimming over long fade times.

Fuse protected line feeds safeguard the module from shorted loads. In the event of a short, the module would remain intact and only the included fuse would need to be replaced. Additionally, each module is self powered which allows connected lights to stay lit even if the Master Controller is removed.

Each module is designed to easily plug into a Vantage enclosure. All AC wiring is terminated into screw terminal connectors behind the module fitting in the enclosure. This feature allows the Standard Dimmer Module to quickly clip into place after the building has been finished, eliminating the potential for damage during construction.

The Relay Module provides relay functions on eight individual load channels. Every load is controlled by a high voltage relay and is powered by two loads per 20 Amp circuit breaker. Two Relay Modules are available. One module features control for 120V and another controls 277V.

Each module is designed to easily plug into a Vantage Enclosure. All AC wiring is terminated into screw terminal connectors within the enclosure. This feature allows the Relay Module to be installed after the building has been finished, eliminating the potential for damage during construction. The relay also features zero-cross switching technology to minimize the wear on the electrical contacts and increase the life of the module.

Vantage’s TheatrePoint is a companion to the C-Box or Master Controller which integrates the home theater into the whole-home automation system. TheatrePoint can control virtually any device in the home theater using previously programmed keypads, remote controls, touch screens and time controls from the C-Box or Master Controller.

TheatrePoint eliminates the need for independent lighting controllers, contact input stations, IR control stations and other products needed to fully automate a home, consequently saving money for dealers and ultimately the homeowner. TheatrePoint keeps all of your devices in sync using six current sensing outlets, which allow the Vantage system to know whether an audio video device is on or off.

TheatrePoint simply places you in control of your home theater. With a push of a button you can control your movie projector, audio system, DVD player, motorized projection screen, window coverings and more. TheatrePoint is an ideal solution for home theater control.

The Infrared Emitter Station (IRX) allows many different components to be controlled on the Vantage system. Signals are sent from the station though emitters to control infrared (IR) devices such as DVD and CD players, stereo receivers, televisions and more.

Keypads, remotes, sensors and more, can be programmed to actuate components connected to the IRX. When a button is pressed or motion is detected a signal is sent through the Vantage system to the IRX which in turn sends a command to the appropriate device.

Vantage software contains a large library of IR codes to easily facilitate the integration of new products through the IRX. An IR learner is also available to learn and store additional codes

With the RS-232 Communication Station a large number of products can be controlled by the Vantage system.

The RS-232 Station features full two-way communication with devices that use ASCII or Hexadecimal codes for control and automation. Since almost all RS-232 enabled devices use one of these two communication formats, reliable integration becomes an easy process. Components that integrate into the Vantage system through RS-232 include audio/video equipment, security systems, touch screens, computers, and more.

The RS-232 Station connects to the Vantage system via RadioLink (a wireless control network) or the traditional 2-wire station bus. RadioLink RS-232 stations use radio frequencies to provide an easy and reliable control solution where running new wires is not an option. RadioLink RS-232 stations can be inconspicuously placed behind components up to 100 feet from the Master Controller.

With the Remote Infrared (IR) Receiver, devices such as Vantage remote controls can send commands to the Master Controller. Each receiver accepts IR codes to prompt the control of lighting, audio/video, or any other component on the system.

Once the desired components are attached to the Vantage system, an IR Receiver can be programmed to recognize and respond to remote control commands within its zone. A master controller can support up to 50 unique IR zones, each with 256 individual commands.

The Remote IR was designed to meet the style and design needs of any home. Using a simple tension spring, the IR receiver quickly mounts to any flat surface and can be painted to match the color of the room.

The Vantage Contact Input Station (CIS) features ten contact input channels for receiving input data from third party devices. These include dry contact devices such as motion sensors, door contacts, stress sensors and much more.

The CIS provides a single integration point for most sensory inputs, as well as various relay-type outputs or external switches from third party systems. Various types of external switches are available, and include magnetic contact switches and momentary switches. The CIS is installed on the station bus and is programmed using QLink. It also contains connections for Vantage’s LightPoint sensor or an external IR receiver.

The Low Voltage Relay Station (LVRS) is used for the control and automation of simple on/off devices. It features eight relay channels for sending contact closures to third party systems or devices. Each relay is single-pole, double-throw, which offers a normally closed or normally open set of contacts.

Every relay has a manual actuator button on the front of the LVRS. These actuator buttons can be used to manually toggle the relay and are useful for testing wiring without programming the system.

The DIN Contact Input Station provides a single integration point for a large variety of sensor inputs, relay-type outputs, and external switches from third-party systems. Each station features ten contact input channels for monitoring the open and close states from a variety of external devices. These devices include magnetic door contact switches, momentary switches, motion detectors, stress sensors, humidity and temperature sensors, smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, driveway probes, and much more. The last two connectors can also be used to receive input from Vantage’s LightPoint sensor or an external IR receiver.

The DIN Contact Input Station easily installs on standard 35 mm DIN rails. The stations communicate with the master through a two-wire bus using either screw terminals or a small connector on the side of the unit. Each station can quickly become part of Vantage's powerful scene orchestration capabilities with the user friendly QLink programming software.

The DIN Low Voltage Relay Station is a powerful control point for systems or devices that accept commands through relays or contact closures. A DIN Low Voltage Relay Station includes eight SPDT relays to control devices such as draperies, pumps, garage doors, lifts, screens, pool covers, sprinklers, showers, baths, and security systems. Each relay corresponds to an individual button on the front of the unit, which allows the connected device to be manually switched. The individual relays "latch" to retain the last state in the event of a power interrupt.

Low Voltage Relay Stations easily install on standard 35 mm DIN rails. The stations communicate with the master through a two-wire bus using either screw terminals or a small connector on the side of the unit. Each station can quickly become part of Vantage's powerful scene orchestration capabilities with the user friendly QLink programming software.

The LightPoint Sensor helps maintain constant lighting levels by measuring light in a specific area and conveying the information to the Vantage system. With this information the Vantage system adjusts fixture outputs to maintain desired light levels. Programming for time controls, buttons, etc. may be automatically adjusted depending upon light measured by the LightPoint Sensor.

The Vantage LightPoint Sensor can also act as a photocell to turn lights on or off to a preset level of light. In some cases (business signs, outside security lights, corridors and more) lighting is desired during overcast or cloudy conditions and not just at dusk or dawn. With the Vantage LightPoint Sensor, an outdoor company sign that turns on at dusk will also illuminate during heavy cloud cover.

The 4 Channel Relay Station provides relay functionality for up to four individual loads. There are two SPST and two SPDT relays. It is ideal for products that accept a variety of relay commands such as blinds with directional motors. Each of the four relays are designed handle up to ten amps of either high or low voltage current.

Each relay corresponds to a button on the front of the station. These buttons allow the connected relays to be manually toggled. As each relay position changes it latches in place in order to retain its last state in case of a power interrupt.

A 4 Channel 10 Amp Relay Station installs into a three-gang wall box. The stations communicate with the master through a two-wire bus using standard Vantage station bus connectors. Each station can quickly become part of Vantage’s powerful scene orchestration capabilities with the user friendly QLink programming software.

BriteStyle buttons provide automation and lighting control for all styles and personalities. These buttons allow unlimited colors, at any brightness, with personalized icons or fonts…without the need for factory engraving. BriteStyle buttons are mounted to a specially designed keypad station that can accommodate all of the popular Vantage faceplate styles.

The buttons feature an elegant, stylized design to enhance aesthetic appeal. A Vantage keypad can accommodate up to eight BriteStyle Buttons. Each button is backlit by a three color LED that can be independently programmed to indicate status in any color. It also features an ambient light sensor for automatic day/night backlight intensity control.

A subtle built-in IR input allows for control of the system using a Vantage remote control. The BriteStyle keypad is software addressable and programmable. Faceplates are available in both metal and plastic. A six pin auxiliary connector makes it possible to integrate other devices.

The Keypad Stations quickly and easily connect to the Vantage system on a simple nonpolarized two-wire bus.

Keypad options can include an infrared receiver with no visible lens. This option facilitates remote control without marring the clean look of the faceplate. Keypad styles are available in several colors and button configurations.

The TouchPoint C5 Control Station is a 65,535 color, active matrix LCD touch screen keypad with a backlit display. The quarter VGA LCD 5.5 inch diagonal display is small enough to keep the area from feeling cluttered but versatile enough to fulfill the needs of almost any application. A small proximity detector senses movement and activates the backlight. High resolution graphics appear and the user can navigate between as many as 250 distinct pages to control and display status from any component connected to the Vantage system.

Advanced software allows the installer to quickly and easily create custom interfaces. Connecting to the screen for programming is facilitated though a Mini-B USB connector that sits behind the faceplate. Through this connection, images can be quickly imported to customize the look of the interface and meet the needs of the owner.

An integrated IR receiver accepts commands from a remote control. An auxiliary port may be used to add contact inputs, light sensors, motion sensors, and more.

The Small IR Remote Control is used to coordinate the automation of anything connected to the Vantage system. Each of the twelve buttons on this compact and cost effective remote can be programmed to function like any other button on the Vantage system.

With Vantage IR Receivers, up to 50 unique IR zones can operate on a single system. In every zone the Small Remote can have different programming for each button. This allows for nearly limitless customization and control of lighting, audio/video, and much more.

The HiddenTouch keypad provides limitless integration and expansion capabilities by offering a simple interface with the Vantage system. These low-profile keypads can be programmed to control lighting, blinds, draperies, motors, pumps, and much more. Its slim design mounts cleanly in small spaces such as door or window moldings, furniture, and under counter tops.

HiddenTouch captures all the functionality of a standard keypad station, including the two-color LED display and button sounds. This elegant keypad features a softline faceplate option and supports up to four buttons with an infrared receiver or five without. It is also available without trim for an attractive flush mount installation.

The Satellite Keypad and the Satellite ScenePoint Dimmer with RadioLink work together to provide a low cost 3-Way/4-Way solution. The Satellite ScenePoint provides all the same dimming capabilities as the standard RF ScenePoint, but it also has a communications wire. This wire connects to the Satellite Keypad which provides a remote “switch” to the Satellite ScenePoint.

The Satellite Keypad (SK-1) is available in a one gang, one button, one color LED (green) configuration. It is powered via the local 120V line feed, and communicates with the system through the 120V traveler wires running back to the RF Satellite ScenePoint station. Once the Satellite button is programmed it can perform any operation that a standard station supports.

The Satellite ScenePoint Dimmer (RDSS1-1/2) with RadioLink is a wall box dimmer that connects to the Vantage Control System. It is available in a one gang, one load configuration. It is powered via the local line feed, and communicates with the system through a radio transceiver.

The Thermostat Station Interface and Q-ETS are used together to control heating and cooling through the Vantage system. The station provides automated convenience by automatically completing actions such as setting back thermostats at night and bringing up the heat or cooling in the morning. This provides comfort, convenience and energy savings for owners of the Vantage system.

Thermostat Stations can display the Vantage system clock, indoor/outdoor temperature, heat and cool set points in Fahrenheit or Celsius on its LCD screen or and on a Vantage LCD touch screen station. Remote temperature and humidity sensors are also available. It also switches easily between automatic and manual control.

The Power ScenePoint Dimmer is a high capacity wall box dimmer that can act alone or be connected to the Vantage system.

It is powered by the local line feed and takes the place of a standard wall switch. The Power ScenePoint features a 1,200 watt dimmer that connects to high voltage wiring within the box for local lighting control.

Power ScenePoint dimmers connect to the Vantage system with either the traditional two-wire station bus or via RadioLink, a wireless control network.

The Power ScenePoint dimmer with RadioLink offers programmable automation and control for existing structures. The dimmers can be quickly installed using existing wiring. No communication wires need to be pulled because all commands are sent and received over a radio frequency control network.

The RadioLink AccentPoint Dimmer allows the Vantage system to control plug-in devices. Connected to the Vantage system via radio frequency, these devices can be controlled by commands received from keypads, timed events, remote controls, sensors, and much more.

AccentPoint offers up to 500 watts of dimming for any connected device. These devices include incandescent or low voltage magnetic lamp fixtures. It also features a button with default programming to allow for local control of the appliance when it is not connected to the Vantage system.