Crestron Shading Solutions Design Guide Crestron Electronics, Inc
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Table of Contents Introduction 1 Crestron Customer Support...1 Crestron Shade Support...1 Crestron Shading Solutions Benefits 2 Natural and Artificial Daylight Control...2 Security and Privacy...2 Quiet Shade Motors...2 Comfort and Glare Control...2 Brushless Motor Technology...3 Easy Installation...3 Right Size Guarantee...3 Crestron Shading Solutions Limited Warranty...3 Easy Upgrade from Manual to Motorized Shades...3 Color Match...3 Crestron Shading Solutions Tools 4 Crestron Design Tool (CDT) Software...4 Crestron Roller Shade Fabric Sample Binder...4 Fabrics.crestron.com...5 Hartmann&Forbes Artisanal Shading Textiles Sample Box...5 Crestron Shading Solutions Best Practices Document...6 Hardware Sample Kits...6 Homeowner's Brochure...6 Selecting the Correct Shading Product for an Application 7 Roller Shades...7 Roller Shade Hardware...7 QMT3 Series Architectural Shade Hardware...8 QMT5 Series Architectural Shade Hardware...8 QMT3 Series Décor Shade Hardware...9 QMT5 Series Décor Shade Hardware...9 Roman Shades...10 Drapery Track Systems...10 Measuring Based on the Type of System Installed 11 Roller Shade Measuring Information...11 Single Roller, In-Line Coupled, and Roman Shade Measuring Information...12 Angled Coupled Shade Measuring Information...13 Drapery Track System Measuring Information...14 Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades i
Roller Shade Hem Bar Styles and Fabric Selection 16 Hem Bar Styles...16 Fabric Types...17 Openness Factor...17 Fenestration Data...17 Drapery Track Systems 18 Determining the Proper Drapery Track System...18 Drapery Track System Mounting Options...18 Drapery Track Draw Styles...19 Dual Drapery Tracks...19 Curved and Bent Drapery Tracks...20 Drapery Track Splicing...21 Pinch Pleat and Ripplefold Drapery Styles...22 Drapery Track Characteristics and Specifications Chart...22 Product Design Specifications 23 QMT3 Series Décor and Architectural Bracket Configurations...23 Creating Custom Pockets for QMT3 Series Architectural Brackets...31 QMT5 Series Décor and Architectural Bracket Configurations...33 Creating Custom Pockets for QMT5 Series Architectural Brackets...41 Drapery Track System Configurations...43 Drapery Track Ceiling Mount Configurations...43 Drapery Track Wall Mount Configurations...47 Wiring and Power 52 CSA-PWS40...52 CSA-PWS10S-HUB-ENET...52 Roller Shade and Drapery Motors 53 CSM-QMTDC-163-1-CN/EX Shade Motors...53 CSM-QMTDC-250-4-CN/EX Shade Motors...53 CSM-QMTDC-275-4-CN/EX Shade Motors...54 CSM-QMTDC-DRP-3-CN/EX Drapery Motors...54 Integrating Shades with Crestron Control Systems 55 Crestron Pyng App (CRESTRON-PYNG)...55 Keypad and User Interface Options...55 Cameo Wireless Keypad with infinet EX Wireless Communication...55 Battery-Powered infinet EX 2-button Wireless Keypad...55 Wireless Tabletop Keypad with infinet EX...55 ii Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades
Introduction Crestron Shading Solutions provides precise, quiet one-touch daylight management with a complete line of motorized window shades and drapery track systems. Crestron brings the same engineering excellence from its advanced control and automation solutions to its shading product line. Shading systems allow the customer to easily regulate the lighting in a room with a simple touch of a button. Shades are energy efficient and provide UV protection, glare control, and privacy at a competitive cost. This design guide includes the following: Detailed information on how to select the right product for a roller shade, Roman shade, or drapery track system Proper measuring methods for a roller shade, Roman shade, and drapery track system Detailed views of product design specifications (with dimensions) for the Décor and Architectural mounting brackets and drapery track systems in a variety of configurations Information on fabric types and how to use the fabric binder Details on wiring systems and power supplies Information on how to integrate Crestron control systems with shades and drapery track systems Crestron Customer Support Crestron Shading Solutions is backed by experienced field service engineers for 24/7 technical and customer support available at 1-888-CRESTRON (1-888-237-7876). Crestron Shade Support Residential dealers and partners who need assistance with order status, technical support, or any post-sales service and support needs, should contact the Crestron Shade Support Team at 1-855-53-SHADE (1-855-537-4233) or email shades@crestron.com. Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades 1
Crestron Shading Solutions Benefits Natural and Artificial Daylight Control Protect fine furnishings and floor coverings from harmful UV rays with intelligent shading solutions. Shades can track the rising and setting of the sun to prevent extra solar heat gain in the summer and utilize its warmth in the winter for added energy efficiency. Crestron shades can also work with an entertainment system to close shades and prevent glare on a TV when it is turned on, automatically creating the ideal viewing scenario. Security and Privacy Automated shades provide privacy and security. Shades allow natural light in with semi-translucent shades, or lower blackout shades to completely block views. In the event of a forced entry into a home, shades integrated with a security system can be raised automatically, allowing an intruder to be easily spotted from the outside. Comfort and Glare Control Open or close an entire wall of window treatments with the touch of a button. Presets can ensure the right amount of light is allowed in throughout the day, creating rooms that are always as cool, comfortable, and bright as desired. The presets allow the user to select the perfect lighting schemes for entertaining, relaxing, watching TV, or turning everything off. Quiet Shade Motors Crestron automated shades feature low-voltage Digital QMT shade motors, so all that is noticed is the ambiance of the room changing at a simple command. Crestron shades will help manage the daylight in any space without disrupting activities. 2 Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades
Brushless Motor Technology The Crestron Digital QMT shade motor is the first brushless design for shades, which translates into exceptional reliability, smoother operation, and ultra-quiet performance. It provides superior torque in a small package a single motor is able to raise a shade as narrow as 17.5 in (445 mm) or as wide as 14 ft (4.3 m) or more depending on fabric chosen. Variable Speed Control (VSC) settings in one-tenth revolution increments offer an unprecedented level of precision. Easy Installation Crestron shades are easy to install. Brackets are easily mounted, and the motor clicks into place with no special tools required. Right Size Guarantee The Crestron Right Size guarantee resizes or replaces any new Crestron shade that does not fit as intended. All dealers are covered by the Right Size guarantee. The Right Size guarantee applies to shade measurement and installation issues only and cannot be used to change shade fabric, color, or hardware. A shade can be replaced only once, and the replacement must be requested within 90 days of shade delivery. If a new shade is required, Crestron will provide a new tube and fabric only. Crestron Shading Solutions Limited Warranty The limited warranty is applicable to Crestron Shading Solutions mounting hardware, shade fabric, Digital QMT shade motors, and QMT shade motors only. For more information, refer to the Crestron Shading Solutions Limited Warranty on the Crestron website. Easy Upgrade from Manual to Motorized Shades Crestron provides an upgrade kit that includes instructions on how to convert a manual clutch shade to a motorized shade. The upgrade kit does not require the brackets to be removed and allows the user to keep the existing fabric. Installation is easy and mess-free. For more information on upgrading from a Crestron manual shade to a motorized shade, refer to the CS-SHADE-ROLLER-MANUAL-MOTOR-UPGRD Installation Guide (Doc. 7931) at www.crestron.manuals. Color Match With Crestron's exclusive Color Match service, roller shades are now available in any color. Simply provide a Pantone color code or a physical color sample and Crestron will do the rest. Shades can be integrated perfectly into the customers design schemes. No other manufacturer offers this level of customization and flexibility. The Crestron Color Match service is ready and available in the CDT for both motorized and manual roller shades. It is available in fabrics with openness factors of 1, 3, 5, and 10% as well as blackout shades. For more information, refer to the Crestron Color Match Service on the Crestron website. Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades 3
Crestron Shading Solutions Tools Crestron provides the following tools to assist the user when designing, measuring, and ordering shades, Roman shades, and drapery track systems. Crestron Design Tool (CDT) Software CDT is a software tool used for quoting and ordering Crestron shades. The software easily creates proposals for customers and orders are placed directly to Crestron. Enter the dimensions and design options into CDT and the software does the rest. CDT can be accessed online by an authorized user at www.crestron.com/cdt. Crestron Roller Shade Fabric Sample Binder The fabric sample binder makes it easy to envision a particular roller shade fabric in a room. Fabrics are sorted by collection, color family, pattern, and fabric type. Detailed information about the fabric is printed on the back of each sample card, including its fabric number, openness factor, and solar properties. The fabric binder is an informative and portable introduction to the Heritage and Designer roller shade fabrics. For more information, refer to the Crestron Roller Shade Fabric Sample Binder on the Crestron website. 4 Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades
Fabrics.crestron.com Fabrics.crestron.com is an online version of the fabric binder. The user can search fabric collections, order fabric samples, identify current and discontinued fabrics, and register binders. Up to ten samples of 8-in x 10-in fabric may be ordered. For more information, refer to Fabrics.crestron.com on the Crestron website. Hartmann&Forbes Artisanal Shading Textiles Sample Box The Hartmann&Forbes artisanal shading handwoven textiles are designed for Crestron roller shade systems. These textiles include natural fibers that are sustainably grown and artfully hand loomed. Each custom weave brings a natural warmth, elegance, and refinement to any room. The CSF-SB-ROLLER-HF sample box houses 6-in x 5-in textile samples in numerous shade colors, grouped by color story, as well as valance liner options. Each shade is hand-woven for windows with dimensions up to 15 ft (4.6 m) wide with no seams. Handcrafted valances are also available in matching or complementary textiles to conceal the rollers. For more information, refer to the CSF-SB-ROLLER-HF sample box on the Crestron website. Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades 5
Crestron Shading Solutions Design Guide Crestron Shading Solutions Best Practices Document The Crestron Shading Solutions Best Practices document provides the best practices to follow when designing, specifying, ordering, shipping, installing, and programming Crestron shades and drapery track systems. For more information, refer to the Crestron Shading Solutions Best Practices (Doc 7921) on the Crestron website. Hardware Sample Kits Crestron provides two different hardware sample kits, the QMT3 Series Hardware Sample Case (CSA-DSK-HDWR-QMT3) and the QMT5 Series Hardware Sample Case (CSA-DSK-HDWR-QMT5). The CSA-DSK-HDWR-QMT3 and CSA-DSK-HDWR-QMT5 hardware sample cases contain samples of brackets, end caps, fascia, and other shade hardware. End caps and plugs are shown in various colors. Color chips of Crestron shade hardware colors are also provided. QMT3 Series Hardware Sample Case QMT5 Series Hardware Sample Case i For more information, refer to the CSA-DSK-HDWR-QMT3 and CSA-DSK-HDWR-QMT5 sample cases, on the Crestron website. Homeowner's Brochure The homeowner's brochure provides design inspiration for shade and drapery track projects. It includes information on the following: Designer and Heritage shade fabrics Hartmann&Forbes handwoven textiles Information on QMT motors, roller shades, Roman shades, skylight shades, and drapery track systems Shading scenes using home automation Fabric options and characteristics Shade hardware and finishes Crestron keypads and touch screens For more information, refer to the Homeowner's Brochure on the Crestron website. 6 Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades
Selecting the Correct Shading Product for an Application This section includes information on how to select the correct shading product for an application whether it is a roller shade, Roman shade, or drapery track system. Roller Shades Sleek and elegant roller shades are a popular choice for their versatility and variety of styles. With silent QMT motors and the ability to hide rollers out of sight, this type of shade can be discreetly integrated into any décor. Create curtain walls by coupling up to six shades as a single group with one Crestron QMT motor, or choose larger tube and bracket sizes to accomodate more expansive windows. Dual roller shades can also deliver both light-filtering and blackout shades on the same window for multiple purposes within one room. Roller Shade Hardware Crestron offers several shade hardware brackets to suit all types of shading applications. Before selecting shading hardware, review the following information: How big is the window and how much room is there to install the hardware? { The QMT3 Series Architectural and QMT3 Series Décor hardware are used for windows up to approximately 8 ft (2.4 m) x 8 ft (2.4 m). The shade takes up approximately 3 in (76 mm) x 3 in (76 mm). { The QMT5 Series Architectural hardware and QMT5 Series Décor hardware are used for windows up to approximately 15 ft (4.6 m) x 15 ft (4.6 m). The bracket takes up approximately 4.5 in (114 mm) x 4.5 in (114 mm). Décor brackets are designed to be exposed and have decorative end cap covers that can be color coordinated with the room. Architectural brackets are designed to be hidden or covered. They are installed inside a pocket or concealed with fascia. QMT3 Series and QMT5 Series Décor and Architectural kits are available to upgrade manual shades to motorized shades. For information on upgrading a manual shade to a motorized shade, refer to the CS-SHADE-ROLLER-MANUAL-MOTOR-UPGRD Installation Guide (Doc. 7931) at www.crestron.manuals. Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades 7
QMT3 Series Architectural Shade Hardware QMT3 Series Architectural hardware is a mounting system that allows Crestron shades to be mounted on a wall, on a ceiling, in a pocket, or on a window jamb. The hardware offers solutions for single-roll and dual-roll shade applications. Motorized shade operation is provided by the Crestron CSM-QMTDC-163-1 Digital QMT motor. The motor seamlessly integrates with a Crestron control system, enabling the shades to be easily adjusted from remote controls, keypads, and touch screens. The motor snaps into its bracket and has a quick release button to make installation and removal without any special tools quick and easy. Brackets are left-right and up-down adjustable to ensure mounting precision and to shorten installation time by allowing the installer to make changes without removing and reinstalling the entire bracket. The QMT3 Series Architectural hardware has optional single roll shade brackets for manual operation. Manually operated shades are a cost-effective solution for any shading application. Whether for installations in which motorized shades are unnecessary or not feasible or as a stop-gap before upgrading to motorized shades, manual shades offer the small profile and reliable, easy-to-install hardware of a Crestron Shading Solution motorized shade with minimum effort. For more information, refer to the QMT3 Series Architectural Shade Hardware product page on the Crestron website. QMT5 Series Architectural Shade Hardware QMT5 Series Architectural hardware is a mounting system that allows Crestron shades to be mounted on a wall, on a ceiling, in a pocket, or on a window jamb. The hardware offers solutions for both single roll and dual roll shade applications. Motorized shade operation is provided by the Crestron CSM-QMTDC-250-4 Digital QMT motor. The motor seamlessly integrates with a Crestron control system, enabling the shades to be easily adjusted from remote controls, keypads, and touch screens. The motor snaps into its bracket with a motor latch to make installation and removal without any special tools quick and easy. Brackets are left and right and up and down adjustable to ensure mounting precision and to shorten installation time by allowing the installer to make changes without removing and reinstalling the entire bracket. The QMT5 Series Architectural hardware has optional single roll shade brackets for manual operation. Manually operated shades are a cost-effective solution for any shading application. Whether for installations in which motorized shades are unnecessary or not feasible or as a stop-gap before upgrading to motorized shades, manual shades offer the small profile and reliable, easy-to-install hardware of a Crestron Shading Solution motorized shade with minimum effort. For more information, refer to the QMT5 Series Architectural Shade Hardware product page on the Crestron website. 8 Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades
QMT3 Series Décor Shade Hardware QMT3 Series Décor hardware is a mounting system that allows Crestron shades to be mounted on a wall, on a ceiling, or on a window jamb where the entire shade will be exposed, giving it a more contemporary look. Motorized operation is provided by the Crestron CSM-QMTDC-163-1 Digital QMT motor. The motor integrates into a Crestron control system through built-in communications, enabling the shades to be easily adjusted from remote controls, keypads, and touch screens. The QMT3 Series Décor hardware has optional single roll shade brackets for manual operation. Manually operated shades are a cost-effective solution for any shading application. Whether for installations in which motorized shades are unnecessary or not feasible or as a stop-gap before upgrading to motorized shades, manual shades offer the small profile and reliable, easy-to-install hardware of a Crestron Shading Solution motorized shade with minimum effort. An adjustable plate on the mounting brackets allows the idler end of the roller shade to be moved up and down without having to remove the mounting brackets from the wall, allowing an installer to compensate for mounting conditions that are not level. The motor snaps into its bracket and has a quick release button to make installation and removal without any special tools quick and easy. For ceiling mounting, the Décor brackets are rotated 90. End caps slide onto the mounting brackets for a more finished look. For more information, refer to the QMT3 Series Décor Shade Hardware product page on the Crestron website. QMT5 Series Décor Shade Hardware QMT5 Series Décor hardware is a mounting system that allows Crestron shades to be mounted on a wall, on a ceiling, or on a window jamb where the entire shade will be exposed, giving it a more contemporary look. Motorized operation is provided by the Crestron CSM-QMTDC-250-4 Digital QMT motor. The motor integrates into a Crestron control system through built-in communications, enabling the shades to be easily adjusted from remote controls, keypads, and touch screens. The QMT5 Series Décor hardware has optional single roll shade brackets for manual operation. Manually operated shades are a cost-effective solution for any shading application. Whether for installations in which motorized shades are unnecessary or not feasible or as a stop-gap before upgrading to motorized shades, manual shades offer the small profile and reliable, easy-to-install hardware of a Crestron Shading Solution motorized shade with minimum effort. An adjustable plate on the mounting brackets allows the idler end of the roller shade to be moved up and down without having to remove the mounting brackets from the wall, allowing an installer to compensate for mounting conditions that are not level. The motor snaps into its bracket with a motor latch to make installation and removal without any special tools quick and easy. For ceiling mounting, the Décor brackets are rotated 90. End caps slide onto the mounting brackets for a more finished look. For more information, refer to the QMT5 Series Décor Shade Hardware product page on the Crestron website. Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades 9
Roman Shades Roman shades reduce or block out sunlight. The bold look of Roman shades can make them a focal point in a room. Crestron Roman shade systems offer quiet, one-touch control from a wall-mounted interactive keypad, touch screen, or mobile device. To order Roman shades from Crestron, purchase the appropriate Crestron Roman Shade Kit and provide it to a local workroom to fabricate the final Roman shade with the preferred fabric, or contact the Crestron Shade Support Team at 1-855-53-SHADE (1-855-537-4233), or email shades@crestron.com to purchase a fully fabricated Roman shade. Drapery Track Systems Draperies add a soft, graceful touch to a décor. Crestron drapery track systems provide elegant and convenient control. Choose pinch pleat or Ripplefold drapery styles on straight or curved tracks using Crestron drapery motors. Details such as motor arm and draw styles can be configured. Touch-sensitive controls, adjustable speed settings, and soft starts and stops, add an element of dramatic motion to the window treatments. Refer to the "Drapery Track Systems" on page 18 for more detailed information on drapery track systems. 10 Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades
Measuring Based on the Type of System Installed This section includes measuring instructions for roller shades, Roman shades, and drapery track systems. Roller Shade Measuring Information When measuring roller shades, take the final measurements after all window casing, pockets, and the sill are installed and all window hardware and obstructions are taken into consideration. The industry standard for measuring a roller shade is always width by height. There are two different ways to mount a roller shade, either on the outside of the window or on the inside of the window. Different mounting styles require different measurements to be taken. Refer to the examples below for more details. Inside Mount Shade Examples 36 in (914 mm) In the inside mount example, the window opening is 36 in (915 mm). For an inside mount, the most important measurement is the bracket to bracket width. Outside Mount Shade Examples 42 in (1,067 mm) In the outside mount example, the overall window size is 42 in (1,067 mm). For an outside mount, the most important dimension is the fabric width. Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades 11
Single Roller, In-Line Coupled, and Roman Shade Measuring Information To determine single roller, in-line coupled, and Roman shades measurements, refer to the information below. A Outside Mount Shade D A Outside Mount B2B Inside Mount Shade B Shade Height C Total Width D Inside Mount B2B E Jamb Depth F Inner Height B E F C When measuring for single roller, in-line coupled, or Roman shade, do the following: Inspect the window and the area around the window for obstructions sticking out (knobs, sills, etc.) that may prevent the smooth travel of the shade. Verify the frame, sill, and header are level, and then measure all designations. The most important thing to do is to measure where the brackets will be mounted. For outside mount shades, measure the total width and indicate if the dimension is the total (fabric) width (C) or the outside mount B2B width (A). Measure the shade height (B) and be sure to measure the left, center, and right window heights, and then enter the smallest value. For inside mount shades, measure the inside mount B2B (D) and then measure the inner height (F). When placing an order for an inside mount shade in CDT, the user will be asked if Crestron should adjust the bracket-to-bracket measurement. If Yes is selected, an 1/8 in deduction will be made on all roller shades that were specified as inside mount. For Roman shades, provide pleat type, front and rear controls, board size, lining, etc. Contact the Shade Support Team at 1-855-53 SHADE (1-855-537-4233) or email shades@crestron.com to provide any addtional information that may be needed. For more information, refer to the Shade Measuring Worksheet: Single Roller and In-Line Coupled Shades (Doc 7925) on the Crestron website Pro Panel. 12 Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades
Angled Coupled Shade Measuring Information To determine angled coupled shade measurements, refer to the information below. B2 B1 θ1 θ2 Figure 1 B3 B2B2 B2B1 B2B3 A Figure 2 When measuring for an angled coupled shade, do the following: Check each window frame for level and plumb. Check that the surface is flat before measuring angles. Inspect the window and the area around the window for obstructions (knobs, sills, etc.) that may prevent the smooth travel of the shade. If the brackets are not installed, the shade width (B) and inside angle (θ) must be provided (see Figure 1). If brackets are installed, only the bracket to bracket (B2B) dimensions are required. Measure to the outside of the brackets (see Figure 2). Angled coupled shades are not configurable with any top treatments (fascia, pocket, etc.). A custom-built pocket is suggested to have a (5 in depth x 6 in height) minimum inside dimension for the custom pocket. Angled coupled shades are not intended for use with blackout accessories. For more information, refer to the Shade Measuring Worksheet: Angled Coupled Shades (Doc 7924) on the Crestron website Pro Panel. Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades 13
Drapery Track System Measuring Information The illustration below shows the top view and front view of a ceiling mounted drapery track. The illustrations contain the dimensions that the installer should consider when measuring a window for a drapery track system. Ceiling Mount Drapery Track Example (Top View) Maximum drapery track length = 32 ft (9.8 m) 5 in (126 mm) Ceiling mount only 0 in 24 in (0 610 mm) 3.1 in (80 mm) 3 in (77 mm) 2.6 in (65 mm) 1.3 in (34 mm) 1.6 in (41 mm) Ceiling Mount Drapery Track Example (Front View) 1.3 in (34 mm) Stackback covered area when retracted 4 in (101 mm) Drapery opening 2.3 in (58 mm) 9.2 in (235 mm) 3 in (77 mm) For more drapery track examples, refer to the"drapery Track System Configurations" section on page 43. 14 Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades
Refer to the information below when measuring for a drapery track system: Crestron Shading Solutions Design Guide Measure the width of where the drapery track system will be mounted (top of window). Measure the length of the drapery track. The track must be centered in a space at a minimum of 4.5 in (114 mm) wide in order for the drapery to move freely. Consider the drapery stackback when measuring for a drapery track system. Drapery stackback is the amount of wall space that is needed for the drapery fabric on one or both sides of a window. If the track cannot be extended, it is important to let the customer know how much of the window will be covered by stackback. For a drapery track that measures greater than 20 ft (6 m) in length, a splice is required. A splice is when one long track is broken up into two or more shorter tracks. For more information on drapery track splicing, refer to the "Drapery Track Splicing" section on page "21". If using an asymmetric draw drapery track, consider the drapery track location. An asymmetric draw is when the drapery is wider on one side. For more information, refer to the "Drapery Track Draw Styles" section on page "19". If a curved or bent drapery track is to be used, refer to "Curved and Bent Drapery Tracks" section on page "20" and the CSA-DRAPERY-TEMPLATE-KIT Instruction Guide (Doc. 7821) at www.crestron.manuals for more information. For more information, refer to the Shade Measuring Worksheet: Drapery System (Doc. 7922) on the Crestron website Pro Panel. Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades 15
Crestron Shading Solutions Design Guide Roller Shade Hem Bar Styles and Fabric Selection Hem Bar Styles The hem bar on a roller shade provides weight for the fabric to move up and down smoothly on the tube. Crestron offers three design options: open pocket, sealed pocket, and exposed blackout. Open Pocket (without End Caps) Open Pocket (with End Caps) The open pocket hem bar is available with or without end caps. Open pocket hem bars have an opening at each end. Hem bars are taped inside the pocket to prevent any movement of the hem bar in the field and to allow for a straight hang of the fabric. Hem bars provide a finished look to the ends of the shade fabric. End caps may be requested when ordering a shade with an open pocket hem bar. Hem bar end caps are available in black, brown, almond, white, or gray. Note that the color of the end caps is automatically selected in CDT to match the shade fabric. Before using the shade, be sure the hem bar and end caps are properly installed. Sealed Pocket Exposed Blackout Sealed pocket hem bars (also referred to as closed pocket) enclose the weighted hem bars. Sealed pockets are the preferred type of pocket in commercial applications. Exposed blackout hem bars block light from leaking in through the bottom of the window, putting the final touch on blackout shading systems. The exposed blackout hem bar is available in black, brown, almond, white, or gray. 16 Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades
Fabric Types Crestron offers three fabric types: sheer, translucent, and blackout. Sheer Translucent Blackout Sheer fabrics (also known as transparent) transmit light so that objects or images are seen through the weave. These fabrics provide solar protection, natural light, glare control, and reduction in solar heat gain. Translucent fabrics transmit diffused light, eliminating the perception of distinct images. These fabrics provide solar protection, natural light, glare control, and reduction in solar heat gain. Blackout fabrics provide advanced light blockage and privacy. These fabrics provide a dramatic reduction in solar heat gain and eliminate glare. Openness Factor A roller shade fabric is woven together with fine threads or yarns. The openness factor of a fabric is the ratio of open space to fabric material in a weave. The openness factor dictates the amount of UV ray blockage. The lower the openness factor the more UV ray blockage. For example, a shade with an openness factor of 14% lets in more light than a shade with a 5% openness factor. Fenestration Data Fenestration data is used by designers to assist them when choosing a fabric. Fenestration data includes the following: Solar transmittance (Ts), solor reflectance (Rs), and solor absorbance (As) indicate how much energy from the sun is reflected, absorbed, or passed through the material. The total value for the (Ts), (Rs), and (As) will always be 100. The visible transmittance (Tv) indicates the amount of glare that is perceived by the user. Crestron offers fabrics that may have one or more of the following qualities: certified environmentally safe, recyclable and eco-friendly, mold- and bacteria-resistant, PVC-free, lead-free, and fire-retardant. Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades 17
Drapery Track Systems Determining the Proper Drapery Track System Every drapery track system has a draw configuration and arm style. Draw configuration refers to the point or points on the track where the draperies can be opened. Fabric can be parted in left, right, center, asymmetric draw, or in a multiple draw for spaces that require more than one opening. The master carrier arms bring the drapery fabric panels together. The draw configuration, track style, and fabric pleat help determine the master carrier arm style for a particular drapery track system. Depending on their individual characteristics, drapery fabrics are pleated into one of several styles. The pinch pleat, and Ripplefold drapery styles are both supported by Crestron drapery track systems. The carriers from which the draperies hang attach to the fabric in patterns specifically designed to flatter the pleat style. The master carrier arm is also designed to complement the pleat style and draw configuration. For example, center-draw draperies with a pinch pleat often use an overlap arm where the fabric meets for an illusion of continuity when in the closed position. Ripplefold draperies with a center draw achieve a different aesthetic with arms that butt up against one another when the draperies are closed. NOTE: To cover windows wider than 32 ft (9.8 m), specify two tracks. Drapery Track System Mounting Options Drapery track system hardware can be mounted to a ceiling, on a wall, or inside a custom pocket (built by the customer). For ceiling mounts, the track can be mounted using cam-lock mounting brackets, which contain a handle that rotates to secure the track into the ceiling. The track can also be mounted directly on the ceiling with screws. For wall mounts, adjustable L brackets facilitate installation of the drapery track system. The drapery bracket can be adjusted after installation in front-mounted installations, ensuring mounting precision by allowing the installer to make changes without having to remove and reinstall the entire bracket. For pocket mounts, the drapery track system can be mounted inside a pocket via cam-lock mounting brackets, screws, or L brackets. Pocket mounts are useful in concealing the drapery track motor, rail, and other hardware. Drapery Track Ceiling Mount Example 18 Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades
Drapery Track Wall Mount Example Drapery Track Draw Styles Drapery track draw styles are available for almost any application or room shape. The draw configuration refers to the point or points on the track where the draperies can be opened. Straight track configurations include asymmetric draw, left draw, right draw, and center draw. Asymmetric Draw Left Draw Right Draw Center Draw NOTE: The asymmetric draw (where the drapery is wider on one side) may be more appropriate for a window that is not centered on the wall. This draw style will only fully open for the shorter distance of travel between the master carrier and the end of the track. The multiple draw may be more appropriate for one long track that is used for two individual window openings. Dual Drapery Tracks Dual track drapery systems create the opportunity for different light conditions within a space. One track can carry a light, sheer drapery fabric to allow filtered light into the room while the other track holds a heavier, darker fabric for room darkening conditions. Each track has its own controls, affording versatility to any dual track application. Minimum spacing between dual tracks is 4.5 in (114 mm) center to center. For more information on dual drapery tracks, refer to the CSS-DRAPERY Installation Guide (Doc 7834) at www.crestron.manuals. Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades 19
Curved and Bent Drapery Tracks In addition to the straight drapery tracks, Crestron offers curved and bent drapery tracks that can be installed in a bay window, a curved window, a curved wall, and for other applications where a bent or curved track is needed. Custom bends are also available. Curved 45 Bend The curved drapery track has a minimum arc radius of 10 ft (3 m). Splices are not recommended on a curved track. A standard curved track can be built in lengths up to 20 ft (6 m). The 45 bend drapery track has a minimum bend radius of 19 in (483 mm). Drapery tracks are to be mounted at a 3.5 in (89 mm) minimum distance from the wall. 90 Bend 90 Double Bend The 90 bend drapery track has a minimum bend radius of 19 in (483 mm). The 90 double bend drapery track has a minimum bend radius of 19 in (483 mm). Double bend tracks may incorporate a splice along the middle section for ease of shipping. 20 Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades
45 Double Bend S Curve The 45 double bend drapery track has a minimum bend radius of 19 in (483 m). The S Curve drapery tracks can be made only by splicing two bends together and must have a straight section at each end of the curves where they meet in order to place the splice. Crestron recommends a minimum of 10 in (254 mm) of straight track before a splice. The minimum radius for a continuous curve is 10 ft (3 m). Templates are required for all nonstandard bent drapery tracks, and are suggested for standard 45 and 90 bends. For information on drapery track templates, refer to the CSA-DRAPERY-TEMPLATE-KIT Instruction Guide (Doc 7821) at www.crestron.manuals. Drapery Track Splicing Track splicing provides a convenient solution for the shipment and installation of drapery tracks that are longer in length. A drapery track can be made up to 32 ft (9.8 m) in length with a splice joint. Crestron offers track splicing on shorter tracks as a convenient shipment solution. Drapery systems with spliced tracks are shipped in multiple sections and then reassembled at the installation site using a splice bar. Drapery Track Splicing Rules: No more than two splices should be used on one track length. Splices can only be made along straight sections. A minimum of 10 in (254 mm) of straight section is required on both sides of a splice on any curved or bent sections of a track. The recommended splice location for center and asymmetric draw is at the draw location. The recommended splice location for a one-way draw is furthest away from the motor. The maximum drapery track length is 32 ft (9.8 m) with splices. The maximum drapery track length without a splice is 20 ft (6 m). NOTE: Splices may cause a slight click as the carriers travel across the gap in the track. For more information on drapery track splicing, refer to the CSS-DRAPERY Installation Guide (Doc 7834) at www.crestron.manuals. Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades 21
Pinch Pleat and Ripplefold Drapery Styles The pinch pleat style has a pleated look created by a pinched, consistent gathering of fabric at the top of the drapery panel. The pin-on hooks, inserted into the back of the pleats, hang from the carriers on the drapery track. The Ripplefold style uses snap tape sewn directly on the back of the drapery panel. The drapery panel snaps directly to the carriers on the drapery track. Snap carriers are available in 80%, 100%, or 120% fullness. The distance between the carriers strung together defines the fullness. Ripplefold Drapery Fullness Carrier Spacing 1-7/8 in Carrier Spacing 2-1/8 in Carrier Spacing 2-3/8 in Drapery Track Characteristics and Specifications Chart Drapery Track Characteristics Drapery Track Specifications Maximum track length (non-spliced) 20 ft (6 m) Minimum bent track radius 19 in (483 mm) Minimum arc radius 10 ft (3 m) Track color White or brown Track material Motor position Type of draw Drapery style Type of brackets 6061-T6 or 6061-T651 AL Right or left Center, one-way, or asymmetric Pinch pleat or Ripplefold Single wall, dual wall, or ceiling Drapery Track Length (min. and max.) Drapery Type and Maximum Weight 0 to 20 ft (0 to 6 m) Straight Track Single Bend Dual Bend Curved 175 lb (79 kg) 110 lbs (50 kg) 80 lbs (36 kg) 80 lbs (36 kg) 20 to 32 ft (6 to 9.8 m) Straight Track Single Bend Dual Bend Curved 145 lb (66 kg) 100 lbs (45 kg) 80 lbs (36 kg) 80 lbs (36 kg) 22 Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades
Product Design Specifications This section includes Crestron Shading Solutions product design specifications for a variety of motorized and manual QMT3 Series and QMT5 Series Architectural and Décor shading hardware and drapery track system configurations. QMT3 Series Décor and Architectural Bracket Configurations QMT3 Series Décor Bracket Motor Side - Side and Front Views 2.9 in (75 mm) 0.66 in (17 mm) 2.4 in (62 mm) 2.4 in (62 mm) QMT3 Series Décor Bracket Idler Side - Side View 2.9 in (75 mm) 2.4 in (62 mm) Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades 23
QMT3 Series Architectural Bracket Motor Side - Side and Front Views 2.9 in (75 mm) 1.6 in (41 mm) 2.9 in (75 mm) 2.9 in (75 mm) QMT3 Series Architectural Bracket Idler Side - Side View 2.9 in (75 mm) 2.9 in (75 mm) 24 Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades
QMT3 Series Architectural Bracket with Square Fascia and Top and Back Cover 3.1 in (79 mm) Crestron Shading Solutions Design Guide 3.1 in (79 mm) Top and back cover Square fascia QMT3 Series Architectural Bracket with Curved Fascia and Top and Back Cover 3.1 in (79 mm) 3.1 in (79 mm) Top and back cover Curved fascia Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades 25
QMT3 Series Architectural Pocket with Flap, Hanger, and Tile Lip 3.2 in (81 mm) 3.8 in (97 mm) Hanger and flap Hanger and tile lip QMT3 Series Dual Architectural Motor Side - Side and Front Views 4.1 in (105 mm) 1.8 in (46 mm) 5.8 in (146 mm) 5.8 in (146 mm) 26 Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades
QMT3 Series Dual Architectural Idler Side - Side View 4.1 in (105 mm) 5.8 in (146 mm) QMT3 Series Dual Architectural Bracket with Square Fascia and Top and Back Cover 4.3 in (109 mm) 5.9 in (150 mm) Top and back cover Square fascia Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades 27
QMT3 Series Dual Architectural Bracket with Curved Fascia and Top and Back Cover 4.3 in (109 mm) 5.9 in (150 mm) Top and back cover Curved fascia QMT3 Series Dual Architectural Pocket with Flap, Hanger, and Tile Lip 4.4 in (112 mm) 6.6 in (168 mm) Hanger and tile lip Hanger and flap 28 Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades
QMT3 Series Architectural Bracket in a Blackout Configuration 3.2 in (81 mm) 3.8 in (97 mm) Side channel Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades 29
QMT3 Series Dual Architectural Bracket in a Blackout Configuration 4.4 in (112 mm) 6.6 in (168 mm) Side channel 30 Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades
Creating Custom Pockets for QMT3 Series Architectural Brackets QMT3 Series Single Architectural Custom Pocket Fabric in up position Pocket height 3.5 in (89 mm) Flap 1.75 in (44 mm) Pocket width 3.5 in (89 mm) Fabric in down position Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades 31
QMT3 Series Dual Architectural Custom Pocket Pocket height 6.5 in (164 mm) Fabric in up position (Rear) Fabric in up position (Front) Flap 1.75 in (44 mm) Pocket width 4.5 in (114 mm) Fabric in down position (Front) Fabric in down position (Rear) 32 Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades
QMT5 Series Décor and Architectural Bracket Configurations QMT5 Series Décor Bracket Motor Side - Side and Front Views 2.7 in (68 mm).66 in (17 mm) 3.2 in (80 mm) 3.2 in (80 mm) QMT5 Series Décor Bracket Idler Side - Side View 3.8 in (95 mm) 3.2 in (80 mm) Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades 33
QMT5 Series Décor Coupler Bracket - Side and Front Views 3.9 in (99 mm) 1 in (25 mm) 2.9 in (74 mm) 2.9 in (74 mm) QMT5 Series Architectural Bracket Motor Side - Side and Front Views 4.5 in (114 mm) 1.8 in (46 mm) 4.5 in (114 mm) 4.5 in (114 mm) 34 Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades
QMT5 Series Architectural Bracket Idler Side - Side View 4.5 in (114 mm) 4.5 in (114 mm) QMT5 Series Architectural Coupler Bracket - Side and Front Views 4.5 in (114 mm) 1 in (25 mm) 4.5 in (114 mm) 4.5 in (114 mm) Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades 35
QMT5 Series Architectural Angled Coupler Bracket - Side and Front Views 4.5 in (114 mm) 3.6 in (92 mm) 4 in (102 mm) 4.5 in (114 mm) QMT5 Series Architectural Bracket with Square Fascia and Top and Back Cover 4.6 in (117 mm) 4.8 in (122 mm) Top and back cover Square fascia 36 Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades
QMT5 Series Architectural Bracket with Curved Fascia and Top and Back Cover 4.6 in (117 mm) Crestron Shading Solutions Design Guide 4.8 in (122 mm) Top and back cover Curved fascia QMT5 Series Architectural Pocket with Flap, Hanger, and Tile Lip 5.2 in (132 mm) 5.4 in (136 mm) Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades 37
QMT5 Series Dual Architectural - Side and Front Views 6 in (152 mm) 1.8 in (45 mm) 9 in (229 mm) 9 in (229 mm) QMT5 Series Dual Architectural Coupler Bracket - Side and Front Views 6 in 1.8 in (152 mm) (45 mm) 6 in 9 in (229 mm) 9 in 9 in (229 mm) 9 in 38 Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades
QMT5 Series Dual Architectural Bracket with Square Fascia and Top and Back Cover 6.2 in (158 mm) Crestron Shading Solutions Design Guide 9.2 in (234 mm) Top and back cover Square fascia QMT5 Series Dual Architectural Bracket with Curved Fascia and Top and Back Cover 6.2 in (158 mm) 9.2 in (234 mm) Top and back cover Curved fascia Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades 39
QMT5 Series Architectural Bracket in a Blackout Configuration 5.2 in (132 mm) 5.4 in (136 mm) Side channel 40 Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades
Creating Custom Pockets for QMT5 Series Architectural Brackets QMT5 Series Architectural Single Custom Pocket Pocket height 5.5 in (140 mm) 3.25 in Flap (83 mm) Pocket width 5 in (127 mm) Fabric in down position Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades 41
QMT5 Series Dual Architectural Custom Pocket Pocket height 10 in (254 mm) 1.75 in Flap (44 mm) Pocket width 7 in (178 mm) Fabric in down position (Rear) Fabric in down position (Front) 42 Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades
Drapery Track System Configurations Drapery Track Ceiling Mount Configurations This section provides several different types of ceiling mounted drapery tracks. One Way Pinch Pleat Arm Ceiling Mount Drapery Track - Top and Front Views Maximum drapery track length = 32 ft (9.8 m) 5 in (126 mm) Ceiling mount only 0 in 24 in (0 610 mm) 3.1 in (80 mm) 3 in (77 mm) 2.6 in (65 mm) 1.3 in (34 mm) 1.6 in (41 mm) 1.3 in (34 mm) Stackback covered area when retracted 4 in (101 mm) Ceiling bracket Drapery opening 2.3 in (58 mm) 9.2 in (235 mm) Return hook 7.6 in (193 mm) Pinch pleat carrier Motor Left standard mounting 3 in (77 mm) Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades 43
One Way Ripplefold Butt Arm Celing Mount Drapery Track - Top and Front Views Maximum drapery track length = 32 ft (9.8 m) 2.6 in (65 mm) 5 in (126 mm) Ceiling mount only 0 in 24 in (0 610 mm) 1.4 in (35 mm) 3.1 in (80 mm) 3 in (77 mm) 1.3 in (34 mm) Stackback covered area when retracted Drapery opening 1.3 in (34 mm) 4 in (101 mm) Ceiling bracket 2.3 in (58 mm) Return hook 9.2 in (235 mm) 7.6 in (193 mm) Ripplefold carrier Motor Left standard mounting 3 in (77 mm) 44 Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades
Center Draw Pinch Pleat Arm Ceiling Mount Drapery Track - Top and Front Views Maximum Drapery Track Length = 32 ft (9.8 m) Crestron Shading Solutions Design Guide (3 in) (77 mm) Ceiling Mount Only 0 in to 24 in 5 in (0 to 610 mm) (126 mm) (4.8 in) (122 mm) (2.4 in) (61 mm) (2.6 in) (65 mm) Stackback covered area when retracted Drapery opening Stackback covered area when retracted 1.3 in (34 mm) 4 in (101 mm) Ceiling bracket 9.2 in (235 mm) Return hook 3.7 in (93 mm) Motor Left standard mounting Pinch pleat carrier 3 in (77 mm) Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades 45
Center Draw Ripplefold Butt Arm Ceiling Mount Drapery Track - Top and Front Views Maximum drapery track length = 32 ft (9.8 m) 3 in (77 mm) Ceiling mount only 5 in 0 in 24 in (126 mm) (0 610 mm) 4.8 in (122 mm) 2.4 in (61 mm) 2.6 in (65 mm) Stackback covered area when retracted Drapery opening Stackback covered area when retracted 4 in (101 mm) 1.3 in (34 mm) Ceiling bracket 9.2 in (235 mm) Return hook 2.6 in (67 mm) Motor Left standard mounting Ripplefold carrier 3 in (77 mm) 46 Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades
Drapery Track Wall Mount Configurations This section provides several different types of wall mounted drapery tracks. One Way Pinch Pleat Arm Wall Mount Drapery Track - Top and Front Views 5 in (126 mm) Maximum drapery track length = 32 ft (9.8 m) Wall mount only 0 in 24 in (0 610 mm) Additional brackets required at the stack back area under heavy load conditions 5.8 in (147 mm) 2.6 in (65 mm) 1.3 in (34 mm) Stackback covered area when retracted Drapery opening 4 in (101 mm) 1.3 in (34 mm) Wall mount bracket 2.3 in (58 mm) 9.7 in (246 mm) Return hook Pinch pleat carrier 7.6 in (192 mm) Motor Left standard mounting 3 in (77 mm) Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades 47
One Way Ripplefold Butt Arm Wall Mount Drapery Track - Top and Front Views 5 in (126 mm) Maximum drapery track length = 32 ft (9.8 m) Wall mount only 0 in 24 in (0 610 mm) Additional brackets required at the stack back area under heavy load conditions 5.8 in (147 mm) 2.6 in (65 mm) 1.4 in (35 mm) Stackback covered area when retracted Drapery opening 1.3 in (34 mm) 4 in (101 mm) Wall mount bracket 2.3 in (58 mm) 9.7 in (246 mm) Return hook 7.6 in (192 mm) Ripplefold carrier Motor Left standard mounting 3 in (77 mm) 48 Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades
Center Draw Pinch Pleat Arm Wall Mount Drapery Track - Top and Front Views Crestron Shading Solutions Design Guide Maximum drapery track length = 32 ft (9.8 m) 5 in (126 mm) Wall mount only 0 in 24 in (0 610 mm) Additional brackets required at the stack back area under heavy load conditions 2.6 in (65 mm) 2.4 in (61 mm) 5.8 in (147 mm) Stackback covered area when retracted Drapery opening Stackback covered area when retracted 1.3 in (34 mm) 4 in (101 mm) Wall mount bracket 9.2 in (235 mm) Return hook 3.7 in (93 mm) Motor Left standard mounting Pinch pleat carrier 3 in (77 mm) Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades 49
Center Draw Ripplefold Butt Arm Wall Mount Drapery Track - Top and Front Views 5 in (126 mm) Maximum drapery track length = 32 ft (9.8 m) 5.8 in (147 mm) 2.6 in (65 mm) 2.4 in (61 mm) Stackback covered area when retracted Drapery opening Stackback covered area when retracted 1.3 in (34 mm) 4 in (101 mm) Wall mount bracket 9.7 in (246 mm) Return hook Motor Left standard mounting Ripplefold carrier 3 in (77 mm) 50 Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades
Dual Spacing Wall Mount Drapery Track Wall mount only 0 in 24 in (0 610 mm) Additional brackets required at the stack back area under heavy load conditions 5.3 in (133 mm) 8.8 in (223 mm) Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades 51
Wiring and Power Crestron offers a plug-in power supply for a single shade or drapery. An intelligent power supply delivers several advantages for shading professionals. It can power up to ten motorized shades or draperies, each with its own fuse. The power supply is designed to work with all Crestron shade motors and includes built-in diagnostics that make it easy for shading professionals to identify broken wires, shorts, and blown fuses. CSA-PWS40 The CSA-PWS40 can provide local power for one Crestron roller shade or drapery system motor via a direct connection to the motor s pigtail. This is especially useful in situations where an infinet EX wireless network is employed. For more information, refer to the CSA-PWS40 product page on the Crestron website. CSA-PWS10S-HUB-ENET The CSA-PWS10S-HUB-ENET power supply powers up to ten Crestron roller shades or drapery systems. This power supply features an Ethernet to Cresnet bridge and a built-in, 5-segment Cresnet hub. The embedded Ethernet to Cresnet bridge provides the flexibility necessary for a multitude of installation configurations with high-speed communications. The integrated five-segment Cresnet hub provides an isolated control network for each pair of shades, therefore limiting the impact of any wiring faults. Up to six hubs may be daisy-chained to a master. As more hubs are daisy-chained to a master the latency increases. The CSA-PWS-TBLOCK is a terminal block for the CSA-PWS10S-HUB-ENET. The terminal block mounts in a CAEN enclosure to provide for termination of the AC line power feeding one or more shade power supplies. CSA-PWS10S-HUB-ENET CSA-PWS-TBLOCK For more information, refer to the CSA-PWS10S-HUB-ENET and CSA-PWS-TBLOCK product pages on the Crestron website. 52 Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades
Roller Shade and Drapery Motors CSM-QMTDC-163-1-CN/EX Shade Motors Using Digital Quiet Motor Technology, the CSM-QMTDC-163-1-CN and CSM-QMTDC-163-1-EX motors provide quiet yet robust operation for Crestron roller shades 17.5 in (445 mm) and larger. Fully integrated electronics eliminate the need for bulky add-on interface modules, allowing for a clean, streamlined installation. The CSM-QMTDC-163-CN is the Cresnet wired version of the motor. The CSM-QMTDC-163-1-EX uses infinet EX wireless technology for communications. CSM-QMTDC-163-1-CN For more information, refer to the CSM-QMTDC-163-1-CN and CSM-QMTDC-163-1-EX product pages on the Crestron website. CSM-QMTDC-250-4-CN/EX Shade Motors Using Digital Quiet Motor Technology, the CSM-QMTDC-250-4-CN and CSM-QMTDC-250-4-EX motors provide quiet yet robust operation for Crestron roller shades 17.5 in (445 mm) and larger. Fully integrated electronics eliminate the need for bulky add-on interface modules, allowing for a clean, streamlined installation. The CSM-QMTDC-250-4-CN is the Cresnet wired version of the motor. The CSM-QMTDC-250-4-EX uses infinet EX wireless technology for communications. CSM-QMTDC-250-4-CN For more information, refer to the CSM-QMTDC-250-4-CN and CSM-QMTDC-250-4-EX product pages on the Crestron website. Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades 53
CSM-QMTDC-275-4-CN/EX Shade Motors Using Digital Quiet Motor Technology, the CSM-QMTDC-275-4-CN shade motor provides quiet yet robust operation for Crestron roller shades 21 in (534 mm) and larger. Fully integrated electronics eliminate the need for bulky add-on interface modules, allowing for a clean, streamlined installation. The CSM-QMTDC-275-4-CN uses the dependable Cresnet wired network for communication with a 3-Series Control System or Crestron Pyng system. Operating power is also supplied via the Cresnet connection, eliminating the need for a local power supply or AC outlet. The CSM-QMTDC-275-4-CN is the Cresnet wired version of the motor. The CSM-QMTDC-275-4-EX uses infinet EX wireless technology for communications. CSM-QMTDC-275-4-CN For more information, refer to the CSM-QMTDC-275-4-CN and CSM-QMTDC-275-4-EX product pages on the Crestron website. CSM-QMTDC-DRP-3-CN/EX Drapery Motors Using Digital Quiet Motor Technology, the CSM-QMTDC-DRP-3-CN and CSM-QMTDC-DRP-3-EX motors provide quiet yet robust operation for Crestron drapery systems with tracks up to 240 in (6,096 mm). Fully integrated electronics eliminate the need for bulky add-on interface modules, allowing for an easy, streamlined installation. The CSM-QMTDC-DRP-3-CN uses a Cresnet wired network for communications, and the CSM-QMTDC-DRP-3-EX is the infinet EX wireless version of the motor. CSM-QMTDC-DRP-3-CN/EX For more information, refer to the CSM-QMTDC-DRP-3-CN and CSM-QMTDC-DRP-3-EX product pages on the Crestron website. 54 Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades
Integrating Shades with Crestron Control Systems Crestron Pyng App (CRESTRON-PYNG) Crestron Pyng completely sets up connected devices and controls them from ipad, iphone, and ipod Touch devices. It also includes All On and All Off smart scenes for the entire home, as well as Master Raise and Master Lower shades. The Crestron Pyng app quickly and easily configures and controls shades throughout a home. The built-in scheduler triggers events based on either a predetermined time of day or at sunrise or sunset. Shades can be set to close at midday to keep out the heat. For more information, refer to the CRESTRON-PYNG product page on the Crestron website. Keypad and User Interface Options Cameo Wireless Keypad with infinet EX Wireless Communication Battery-Powered infinet EX 2-button Wireless Keypad The HTT-B2EX-BATT is a battery-powered, two-button infinet wireless keypad designed to control a wide range of applications supported by a Crestron control system. The HTT-B2EX-BATT is an ideal tabletop keypad for use as a living room shade controller. For more information, refer to the HTT-B2EX-BATT product page on the Crestron website. Wireless Tabletop Keypad with infinet EX The versatile and stylish wall-mount keypad features customizable buttons, auto-dimmable backlit text, enhanced LED feedback, and infinet EX wireless communication. The INET-CBDEX-P models are available in 12 colors and two finishes and are designed for installation using standard electrical gang boxes and decorator-style faceplates. Perfect for bedside tables or anywhere a simple wireless controller is needed, the HTT-B10EX is an elegant little keypad for shade control. For more information, refer to the HTT-B10EX product page on the Crestron website. Doc. 7920A crestron.com/shades 55
Crestron Electronics, Inc. 15 Volvo Drive Rockleigh, NJ 07647 Tel: 888.CRESTRON Fax: 201.767.7576 www.crestron.com Design Guide Doc 7920A (2047154) 09.17 Specifications subject to change without notice