Crestron GLS-ODT-C-CN Installation Manual

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GLS-ODT-C-CN

Dual-Technology Occupancy Sensor Installation Guide

Description

The Crestron® GLS-ODT-C-CN is a motion sensor that is used to determine if a room is occupied. It combines passive infrared (PIR) and ultrasonic (US) motion detection technology to provide 2,000 square feet of coverage with a high immunity to false triggers.

Configure the GLS-ODT-C-CN using the GLS-REMOTE-ODT/OIR programming remote (sold separately).

Additional Resources

Visit the product page on the Crestron website (www.crestron.com) for additional information and the latest firmware updates. Click the QR code or use a QR reader application on your mobile device to scan the QR image.

Determine the Mounting Location

Use the “PIR Masking” and the “Motion Detection Range” sections to help determine the ideal mounting location.

NOTE: When determining the mounting location:

• Avoid areas where false tripping may occur due to outside motion such as an open door.

• Identify and avoid areas of possible vibrations and air currents (e.g., projectors, fans, vents) and mount the sensor at least 5 feet (2 meters) away from these items.

PIR Masking

The included masks change the detection area of the PIR sensor. Insert the half mask into the dome of the GLS-ODT-C-CN to block 180° of the detection area or remove any of the twelve 30º perforations from the full mask for a custom detection area.

Motion Detection Range

High Sensitivity

The detection pattern for the high sensitivity setting is shown in the illustrations below. The first and second illustration show the side view of the detection range based upon the sensor orientation. The third illustration shows the detection range based on the top view of the sensor.

SIDE VIEW A

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Motion Detection Range

Medium Sensitivity

The detection pattern for the medium sensitivity setting is shown in the illustrations below. The first and second illustration show the side view of the detection range based upon the sensor orientation. The third illustration shows the detection range based on the top view of the sensor.

SIDE VIEW A

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Motion Detection Range

Low Sensitivity

The detection pattern for the low sensitivity setting is shown in the illustrations below. The first and second illustration show the side view of the detection range based upon the sensor orientation. The third illustration shows the detection range based on the top view of the sensor.

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Top View

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Install the GLS-ODT-C-CN

24V

EXT

Install in a drop ceiling or drywall or into an octagon electrical box. The following items are included with the GLS-ODT-C-CN for installation:

• 1/2 Solid PIR Mask (1)

• Full Perforated PIR mask (1)

• Hole Cut Out Template (1)

The following items are required for installation:

• Slotted or Phillips Screwdriver

• Pencil

• Cutting Tools

NOTE: Ensure that the cover faces the correct direction when it is installed.

Install into Drop Ceiling or Drywall

1. In the location identified in “Determine the Mounting Locations,” mark the hole for the cut out using a pencil and the hole cut out template.

2. Cut a hole in the drop ceiling or drywall following the marks made in Step 1. Use tools appropriate for the surface type.

3. Twist the cover counterclockwise to separate it from the sensor base.

4. Wire the GSL-ODT-C-CN. Refer to the “Wiring” section for details.

5. Place the sensor base into the hole and secure it to the drywall or ceiling tile by tightening the preinstalled screws. Plastic wings are attached to the preinstalled screws that open when the screws are tightened to secure the sensor base to the drop ceiling or drywall.

6. Install the sensor cover. Align the arrows on the sensor cover with the arrows on the sensor base and then place the sensor cover on the sensor base. Twist clockwise until the cover clicks into place.

Install Into an Octagon Electrical Box

1. Twist the cover counterclockwise to separate it from the sensor base.

2. Remove the preinstalled screws and the plastic wings. Use a Phillips screwdriver to turn the screw counterclockwise until the plastic wings are removed and the screws can be removed.

3. Wire the GSL-ODT-C-CN. Refer to the “Wiring” section for details.

4. Mount the GLS-ODT-C-CN to the octagon electrical box using two screws (not supplied). Ensure that the occupancy sensor faces the correct direction.

Mounting to Octagon Electrical Box

Octagon Electrical Box

GLS-ODT-C-CN (cover removed)

Mounting Screws (not supplied)

Cover

5. Install the sensor cover. Align the arrows on the sensor cover with the arrows on the sensor base and then place the sensor cover on the sensor base. Twist clockwise until the cover clicks into place.

Wiring

Connect to the Control System

Use Cresnet® cable to connect the control system to the GLS-ODT-C-CN. Make connections to the 24V, Y, Z, and G ports on the GLS-ODT-C-CN.

Connect an External Photocell

Use Cresnet® cable to connect the GLS-ODT-C-CN to an external photocell such as a GLS-LOL or GLS-LCL (both not supplied). Make connections to the 24V, G, and EXT ports on the GLS-ODT-C-CN.

Cresnet® Cable from the Control System

24V

EXT

24V

To External Photocell

PORT WIRE COLOR DESCRIPTION

24V Red Power

Y White Data

Z Blue Data

G Black Ground

EXT Blue or White 0-10V Signal

Setup and Configuration

The GLS-ODT-C-CN detects motion in a room to determine if the room is occupied or vacant and then relays the occupancy or vacancy state to the connected control system. The control system program may be set up to operate in Occupancy mode or Vacancy mode.

• Occupancy mode - The control system turns the lights on when the room is occupied and turns the lights off when the room is vacant.

• Vacancy Only mode - The control system turns the lights off when the room is vacant. The control system does not turn the lights on when the room is occupied.

Use the GLS-REMOTE-ODT/OIR remote to set up or adjust the settings on the GLS-ODT-C-CN. For details, refer to the GLS-REMOTE-ODT/OIR Operations Guide (Doc. 7541) at www.crestron.com/manuals.

If multiple GLS-ODT-C-CNs are installed in the room, set up one GLS-ODT-C-CN at a time.

Set the Timeout Duration

The Timeout duration is the length of time that must pass without the GLS-ODT-C-CN detecting motion before it determines that the room is vacant. When the GLS-ODT-C-CN signals that the room is vacant, the control system turns off the lights. If the GLS-ODT-C-CN detects motion during the timeout period, the GLS-ODT-C-CN determines that the room is still occupied and the control system keeps the lights on.

The timeout duration can be set from 30 seconds to 30 minutes. The default timeout is 5 minutes.

Enable or Disable Short Timeout

Short Timeout (Walk-through mode) overrides the Timeout duration when a room is entered, the lights turn on, and then the occupant leaves within 90 seconds. This prevents the lights from staying on during a long timeout period after the brief occupancy period. Short Timeout can be used when the control system is operating in Occupancy mode. Enable the Short Timeout using the GLS-REMOTE-ODT/OIR programming remote. Short timeout is disabled by default.

Enable or Disable Grace Occupancy mode

When the GLS-ODT-C-CN is operating in Vacancy Only mode and the lights turn off in an occupied room, the Grace Occupancy function turns the lights back on as long as motion is detected within 15 seconds. Enable or disable Grace Occupancy mode in the control system program.

Enable or Disable the LEDs

The red and green LEDs light during normal operation. If necessary, disable the LEDs to prevent them from flashing during normal operation.

Set the Sensitivity

Set the occupancy and vacancy sensitivity to Low, Medium, or High using the GLS-REMOTE-ODT/OIR programming remote. The default sensitivity for PIR and US sensors is Medium.

1. Press and hold OCC SETUP for 3 seconds to set up the occupancy sensitivity or press and hold VAC SETUP for 3 seconds to set the vacancy sensitivity.

• Press the PIR HIGH, PIR MED, or PIR LOW button to set the PIR sensitivity.

• Press the US HIGH, US MED, or US LOW button to set the US sensitivity.

2. Walk around the room to simulate typical room usage including walking in and out of the room.

• In occupancy setup (OCC SETUP), the LEDs flash to indicate that motion is

detected.

• In vacancy setup (VAC SETUP), the GLS-ODT-C-CN beeps to indicate that

motion is detected.

Enable or Disable the PIR and US Sensors

If necessary, configure the GLS-ODT-C-CN for PIR Only or Ultrasonic Only operation.

• PIR Only - The PIR sensor is used to detect motion. US sensors are turned off.

• Ultrasonic Only - The US sensors are used to detect motion. The PIR sensor is turned off. The ultrasonic sensors are split into two banks—bank A and bank B—which are labeled under the cover of the sensor. If the sensor is installed and the orientation of the ultrasonic sensors is unknown, bank A is located on the red LED side of the sensor and bank B is located on the green LED side of the sensor. Bank A and bank B can be disabled independently.

Enable or Disable the Internal Photocell

The GLS-ODT-C-CN has a built-in photocell that allows for complete daylight harvesting using the Crestron lighting system. The control system can use the photocell to dim the lights or choose to not turn lights on at all if sufficient natural daylight is present.

Connect an external photocell to the GLS-ODT-C-CN for additional daylight harvesting capabilities.

Set the Net ID

Set the Net ID to match the Net ID in the control system program.

Factory Reset

To reset the GLS-ODT-C-CN to the factory settings, press and hold RESET for 3 seconds.

NOTE: Press the setup button on the sensor to acknowledge Cresnet identification.

LEDs

A red and a green LED flash when motion is detected.

• Red LED - Motion is detected by the PIR sensor.

• Green LED - Motion is detected by the US sensor.

Test the GLS-ODT-C-CN

Confirm that the the GLS-ODT-C-CN operates as intended after installation.

Verify the Detection Range

The red and green LEDs on the GLS-ODT-C-CN should flash only when they detect motion caused by room occupants. To verify the motion detection:

1. Enter the room and close all of the doors.

2. Sit in the room and monitor the red and green LEDs on the GLS-ODT-C-CN. Remain still to prevent the GLS-ODT-C-CN from detecting your presence in the room.

3. If the red and green LEDs on the GLS-ODT-C-CN flash, the sensors are detecting unwanted motion. Identify and correct the sources of motion (projectors, fans, vents, etc.).

Test the Occupancy Sensitivity

NOTE: If multiple occupancy sensors are located in the same room, adjust one at

a time.

1. Walk around the room to simulate typical room motion (e.g., sit at various places around the room and simulate typical motion for the room).

2. While walking around the room, monitor the LEDs on the GLS-ODT-C-CN to verify that the motion is detected. Red indicates PIR motion and green indicates US motion.

3. If motion in the room is not detected, increase the sensitivity of the PIR or US sensors. Refer to “Set the Sensitivity” for details.

NOTE: If motion is not detected in the corners of the room, increase the timeout to allow a greater chance of detecting motion.

4. Repeat these steps until all expected motion is detected.

Adjust Vacancy Sensitivity

1. Press and hold VAC SETUP for 3 seconds to enter Vacancy Setup mode. The GLS-ODT-C-CN will beep to indicate that it detected motion.

2. Exit the room and close the door. Walk by open doorways or entrances. The GLS-ODT-C-CN should not beep while the room is empty.

3. Re-enter the room. The GLS-ODT-C-CN beeps when re-entering the room.

4. If the GLS-ODT-C-CN detects motion (beeps) when it should not, lower the sensitivity of the PIR or US sensors.

5. Repeat these steps until motion is not detected.

Troubleshooting

The following table provides corrective actions for possible trouble situations. If further assistance is required, please contact a Crestron customer service representative.

TROUBLE POSSIBLE CAUSE(S) CORRECTIVE ACTION

The lights do not turn on.

The lights do not turn off.

The lights remain on for too long.

The circuit breaker or fuse has tripped.

The control system is incorrectly programmed.

There is a miswire. Verify that the wires are connected properly.

There are incorrect settings on the device.

The mounting location is incorrect.

There is constant motion in the room.

The sensor can "see" too far into hallway or another room.

There are incorrect settings on the device.

The control system is incorrectly programmed.

The timeout setting is too high.

Reset the circuit breaker or replace the fuse.

Verify the program in the control system.

Increase the sensitivity setting on the PIR sensor, and then increase the US sensors.

Move the sensor into an area that can "see" the occupant or point of motion.

To test, reduce sensitivity level and remove motion source. If there is no change, then the mounting location must move.

Put the sensor into the Setup mode and walk by the area. If the red or green LED blinks, move the sensor, mask the PIR, or disable one side of the US sensors.

Reduce the sensitivity and timeout levels.

Verify the program in the control system.

Reduce the timeout one step at a time.

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Ce produit est homologué selon les normes et les exigences UL applicables par Underwriters Laboratories Inc.

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