Apex Classic and LET Lights (dimmable)

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I have the Apex classic, and am trying to wire the control cable to the LET Light ballast.

I am sure it's easy enough, but to save my life, I just can't seem to find the wiring configs for it. There are only two terminals on the ballast, but each channel for the cable has 4 wires.

Anyone else able to chime in?

I tried to post pictures, but for some reason, I wasn't able to from my PC. I will try to add them from my phone.
 
I have the Apex classic, and am trying to wire the control cable to the LET Light ballast.

I am sure it's easy enough, but to save my life, I just can't seem to find the wiring configs for it. There are only two terminals on the ballast, but each channel for the cable has 4 wires.

Anyone else able to chime in?

I tried to post pictures, but for some reason, I wasn't able to from my PC. I will try to add them from my phone.
Sorry for my ignorance but what is a "LET" ballast?
 
Sounds like you need to contact customer service. Were there instructions to wire to 0-10v?
 
I managed to figure it out. I put the black wire to the positive and the red to the negative, programmed the Apex, and done. Honestly, this was a million miles from clear, and info on the net is hard to find. I think I'll call BRS tomorrow and let them know that a super quick video is a must do for this product.
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