E-matic PMSCF20 Instruction Manual

3.3.1.2 Staircase timer switch controlled by one sensor (Time1 should be set to , See FIG.6)
3 INSTALLATION AND WIRING
FIG.2
3.1.1 It can be installed at the height of 2 - 3m, it’s recommended to install it at the height of 2.5m to gain the optimal detection pattern, the detection range can reach up to the diameter of 20m and cover 360
detection angle (See FIG.2).
3.1.2 Pay attention to the walking direction in the test proceeding. It is more sensitive to movement across the detector and less sensitive to movement directly toward to detector which will reduce the detection coverage (See FIG.3).
FIG.5
FIG.6
1s
2.2 Dimension
3.3.1.1 Normal operation (See FIG.5).
PMSCF20: Φ82 x 124.4mm (See FIG.1)
Top view
Side view
10m 10m
2.5m
2m 2m
Major Motion Minor Motion
Φ20m
Φ4m
360
o
3.1 Select a proper location
Load
Operating Temperature
Environmental Protection
Class Ⅱ,IP44
Rated voltage 230V~±10% 50 / 60Hz
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
0oC to +45oC
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Installation and assembly of electrical equipment must be carried out by qualified electricians. Contact a qualified electrician in the event of fault or break down.
A circuit breaker (250VAC, 10A) type C according to EN60898-1 of loadshall be installed in the fixed wiring for protection. A circuit breaker (250VAC, 6A) type C according to EN60898-1 of load(CH2) shall be installed in the fixed wiring for protection. Do not mount on conductive surface. Do not open the enclosure frequently. Turn off power when change the light sources. High in-rush current would occure when bulbs of certain brands burned which might damage the unit permanently.
CAUTION!
1 PACKAGE CONTENTS
PMSCF20 is a ceiling mount PIR detector. The load will be switched on automatically when the movement is detected and the ambient light level is below the Lux setting value; Until there is no movement detected and the pre-set delay time has been expired, load will be switched off automatically. User can pre-set the desired Lux and Time values by VR setting for automatic control lighting on / off with low initial cost and great energy saving potential. PMSCF20 is also be used in many different places for HVAC control. They can be widely used in home, office, conference room, hotel, corridor, underground parking lots, eaves, etc.
2 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Please disconnect power completely and read the entire instruction manual carefully before installation.
3.2 Function
3.3 Wiring
3.3.1 PMSCF20
N N L L’R
Load
Push button (N.O.)
N
L
D2 D1
A1
A2
Supply Voltage
Contactor
Fan
Heater
M
Manual Switch
PMSCF20
PMSCF20
N N L L’R
D2 D1
Load
Staircase timer
Push button (N.O.)
N
L
LN
OUTIN
Load for HVAC
Power supply
µ
FIG.3
More sensitive of movement walking across the pattern
Less sensitive of movement directly towards detector
Incandescent Lamp : Max. 2000W AC Halogen Lamp
: Max. 1000W
LV Halogen Lamp
: Max. 1000VA / 600W
(traditional)
Max. 1000VA / 900W
(electronics) Fluorescent Lamp
: Max. 1000VA / 600W
(uncompensated)
Max. 900VA / 100µF
25 x (1 x 18W); 12 x (2 x 18W); 15 x (1 x 36W); 7 x (2 x 36W); 10 x (1 x 58W); 5 x (2 x 58W) LED Lamp
: Max. 500VA / 400W
Energy Saving Lamp: Max. 600VA / 400W (include CFL and PL lamp)
Load
Ⅱ(CH2) For HVAC (Lux is invalid):
Max. 5A (cosφ=1) for 250VAC Max. 5A for 30VDC Max. 1A (cosφ=0.4) for 250VAC
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Load(CH1) For Lighting: µ
FIG.7
Φ=65
Drill a hole with Φ=65mm on the ceiling
6 - 8mm
30 - 35mm
To install detector, please drill a hole with diameter of 65mm on ceiling board and keep the power cable outside. Please strip off 6 ­8mm of cable sheathing for wiring (See FIG.7).
3.4 Installation procedure
3.4.1 Ceiling flush mounting
3.2.2 ON / OFF delay function
According to the changeable ambient light level, detector can postpone load’s delay time of turning on and off to avoid load’s unnecessarily turning on or off due to rapid ambient light change: Ambient light level changes from bright to dark: If the ambient light level keeps be lower than the preset Lux value for 10sec, the light will be automatically switched on after 10sec. (LED will be on 10sec for indication) Ambient light level changes from dark to bright: If the ambient light level continuously exceeds the switch off Lux value for 5min, there are different reactions according to the time setting value. Time setting 5min, the light will be automatically switched off after 5min. Time setting < 5min, the light will be automatically switched off when the set time reached if no movement is detected during the 5min. But if there is movement detected within the 5min, the time will be reset upon detection and until 5min later, the light is switched off.
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Under the light on status, the light can be manually switched off by short pressing ( 1sec) the push button. During this operation mode, once the detector is triggered by movement, the light keeps off within the set switch off delay time. Until there is no movement detected and the pre-set switch off delay time has reached, the detector resumes to work according to the previous operation mode set by knobs. To press the push button ( 1sec) during the light manual off period will activate the manual light on function (working as the Case 2).
An additional push button can be connected between terminal R and L for manual on / off operation (case 1: on off; case 2: off on). While pressing push button ( 1sec):
3.2.1 Manual on / off switching by using push button to activate R terminal
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Under the light off status, the light can be manually switched on by short pressing ( 1sec) the push button. During this operation mode, once the detector is triggered by movement, the light keeps on within the pre-set switch off delay time. Until there is no movement detected and the pre-set switch off delay time has elapsed, the detector resumes to work according to the previous operation mode set by knobs. To press the push button ( 1sec) during the light manual on period will activate the manual light off function (working as the Case 1).
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Case 1: Manual off switching (Lux setting is invalid):
Case 2: Manual on switching (Lux setting is invalid):
Pattern
Item
Quantity
Detector
1
Manual
12
Lens shield
PRESENCE DETECTOR FOR LIGHTING AUTOMATION CONTROL
PMSCF20i / PMSCF20Ai
FIG.1
Φ82
124.4
41.8
Φ65
FIG.8
Non-dropping screw
Rubber gasket
Protection cap
Cable clamp
3.4.2 Use screwdriver to loose two screw take down the protection cap and take out the cable clamp from it.
3.4.3 Break the rubber gasket, then feed cables through it (See FIG.8).
PMSCF20
20m 2 Channel Flush Occupancy Sensor
Auto Off Timer Adjustment
Lux Adjustment
360
circular, up to Φ20m at height of 2.5m
Detection Range
1s
Time 1 (for lighting): Adjustable from approx. 5sec to 30min, Test & Time 2 (for HVAC): Adjustable from approx. 10sec to 60min
Meter Adjustment
Adjustable from “-” (approx. Φ10m) to “+” (approx. Φ20m)
Adjustable from approx. 10Lux to (∞) and
“ ” (learning range: 10Lux - 2000Lux)
2.1 Features
Integrated sensor and power box in one united using the spring clamps for easy and quick installation. Two relays for controlling lighting and HVAC device respectively (PMSCF20 only). Built-in walk test function to ensure the desired detection field is entirely covered and a red LED is built-in for testing triggering indication. Ambient light level can be learned as the threshold for switching on / off the loads for more flexible application. Lens shield for minimizing or blocking detecting field as user desired. Additional function of manually switching on / off the controlled load is available by connecting with a push button switch.
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FIG.4-A
FIG.4-B
3.1.3 Helpful tips for installation
Avoid aiming the detector toward the objects which may be swayed in the wind, such as curtain, tall plants, miniature garden, etc. Avoid aiming the detector toward the objects whose surfaces are highly reflective, such as mirror, monitor, etc. Avoid mounting the detector near heat sources, such as heating vents, air conditioning, vents as dryers, lights, etc.
Since the detector is in response to temperature change, please avoid the following conditions (See FIG.4-A & FIG.4-B):
4.3.1 PMSCF20 has provided 2 lens shields for masking the undesired detection area. Each lens shield has 3 layers (Layer A / Layer B / Layer C), each layer includes 6 small segments and each small segment can cover 30° detection angle. For example, to install the detector at the height of 2.5m, the detection range can reach up to 4m diameter if the complete lens shields has been used, and up to 8m diameter if layer C has been cut, as well, up to 14m diameter if layer B also has been cut, the detection range can reach up to 20m diameter when no lens shield is used.
4.3 Usage of lens shield
Problem Possible cause Suggested solution
Lighting device does not turn on
1. Power does not turn on.
2. Wired incorrectly.
3. Lux knob adjusted incorrectly.
4. Malfunctioned load.
1. Switch on the power.
2. Refer to wiring diagrams for correct connection.
3. Check if Lux knob is set to the correct position.
4. Replace the disabled load with a new one.
Lighting device does not turn off
1. Auto off time is set too long.
2. Detector is nuisance triggered.
3. Wired incorrectly.
1. Set auto off time to a shorter time and check the load is switched off or not according to the pre-set off time.
2. Keep away from detection coverage to avoid activating detector while doing the test.
3. Make sure load and wires are connected correctly.
LED does not turn on
1. Time konb is not set to Test.
2. Exceeding the detection range.
1. Time knob must be located to Test position.
2. Walk in the effective detection range of 20m diameter.
Nuisance triggered
There are heat sources, highly reflective objects or any objects which may be swayed in the wind within the detection coverage.
Avoid aiming the detector towards any heat sources, such as air conditionings, electric fans, heaters or any highly reflective surfaces. Make sure there are no swaying objects within the detection coverage.
4.3.2 Fixing lens shield: There is circular hook on the back of the decorative frame and the lens shield is designed with a circular groove. The lens shield can be fitted by joining the groove of lens shield with its corresponding hook on the decorative frame (See FIG.13).
FIG.12
FIG.14
FIG.13
4.4 Walk test
The purpose of conducting the walk test is to check and adjust the detection coverage. Set Time knob to “Test”, then conducting a walk test and Lux is disabled.
It takes approx. 60sec for detector to warm up after power is supplied, then enters into normal operation to conduct a walk test.
NOTE
4.4.1 Tester must be within the detection coverage.
4.4.2 Switch power on.
4.4.3 PMSCF20 takes approx. 60sec to warm up with load and LED on, then turns off after warming up time.
4.4.4 Walk from outside across to the detection pattern until LED turns on for approx. 2sec then off, the next trigger should be 2sec interval (See FIG.14).
4.4.5 Adjusting lens shield for desired detection range.
4.4.6 Repeat step 4.4.4 and 4.4.5 until it meets user's demands.
Test procedure
5 TROUBLE SHOOTING
When PMSCF20 works abmormally, please check assumptive problems and suggested solutions in following table that will hopefully to solve your problem.
Φ4m
C
B
A
The whole lens shield is used.
Part of the lens shield is used.
30°
Φ20m
Φ8m
Part of the lens shield is used.
Φ14m Φ20m
Φ4m Φ8m
30°
Φ8m
A & B layers of the lens shield are used.
A layer of the lens shield is used.
Φ14m
The shadow part of the lens shields in the FIG.12 is refer to the cut off parts.
NOTE
When the actual light level is out of the range 10 - 2000Lux, detector will learning 25sec, then the red LED flashes quickly for 5sec. When the actual light level is below 10Lux, Lux value is set to 10Lux, or is above 2000Lux, Lux value is set to
(uncontrolled by lux setting). Installer should be away from the detector to avoid affecting the luminous flux that reaches the detector when learning Lux value.
10
300
100
2000
10
300
100
2000
10
300
100
2000
10
300
100
2000
10
300
100
2000
Adjust knob to ” “ from other position
Adjust knob to other position from ” “
1sec after goes back to ” “
FIG.11-A
FIG.11-B
LED flashes slowly for 25sec & Load is off
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LED and load off
Detector switches to AUTO mode
LED flashes quickly for 5sec & Load is off (the actual light level range is out of 10 ­2000Lux)
LED and load keep on 5sec (the actual light level range is 10 - 2000Lux)
FIG.11-C
28-MLCHA420P-C
4.2.2 When the knob is set to “ ” originally, it should be adjusted to other position more than 1sec, then goes back to “ ” (See FIG.11-B).
4.2.3 Then the load is off. LED starts to flash slowly indicating entering into learning mode. Learning will be completed within 25 seconds. Afterwards, the LED and load will keep on 5sec or LED flashes quickly for 5sec and load is off to confirm successful learning (See FIG.11-C).
4.2.4 After learning procedure, the detector returns to AUTO mode with LED and load being off.
3.4.7 Restore the power supply.
FIG.10
Φ65mm
Power cable
Spring clips
3.4.6 Close up sensor’s two spring clips and insert sensor into the drilled hole on ceiling (See FIG.10).
3.4.4 Please refer to illustration of FIG.5 - FIG.6 for correct wiring and then screw the protection cap tightly and fit on the cable clamp.
3.4.5 Each cable clamp have two groves, then can fitup the different of diameter of cable (See FIG.9).
Big grovle
Big grovle
Small grovle
Small grovle
Big grovle
Small grovle
FIG.9
Connect a circular cable of Φ5 ­Φ12.5mm
Connect two circular cable of
Φ5 - Φ6mm
Connect a circular cable of Φ3 - Φ5mm
Connect two circular cable of
Φ3mm
Connect one or two flat cable of 4 x 8mm
Range: Approx. 10sec to 60min (Reaction is regardless of Lux value)
Set delay off time for HVAC
Time 2
15m
10s 60m
30m
Set delay off time for lighting
Range: Approx.5sec to 30min Test
: Test mode (Load and red LED
will be 2sec on, 2sec off) : Short impulse mode for staircase timer switch control (Load will be 1sec on, 9sec off)
1s
Time1
5m
5s 30m
Test
15m
1s
4.1 Meter, Lux, Time1 and Time2 knob
Knob Function Knob setting
4 OPERATION AND FUNCTION
Meter+Set the
range of sensitivity
Range: from “-”(Φ10m) to “+” (Φ20m)
Lux
10
300
100
2000
Set the light value for switching on load
Range : Adjustable from approx.
10Lux to “ ” (∞).
(learn): The actual ambient light level (10 - 2000Lux) can be read in.
Learning procedure:
4.2 Lux learning function with knob
4.2.1 Adjust the knob to “ ” when the ambient light level matches with the desired value (See FIG.11-A).
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