Ex-Or QuickSet Pro Programming Instructions Manual

QuickSet Pro

Programming Instructions

(for MS, MLS and CDH/W products only)

The QuickSet Pro digital programmer handset is
designed for use with Ex-Or’s range of lighting control
products. The programmable parameters of the

various products can be configured via this battery-

powered, hand-held, infrared unit. The Quickset
Pro allows programming and re-programming to

be carried out with virtually no disturbance to the

building’s occupants. Settings are chosen from the

QuickSet Pro menu and transferred instantaneously

process. Settings from one product can be copied
in seconds to another and settings can be checked

at any time using the QuickSet Pro’s download

function. Reprogramming of the parameters can

be carried out quickly using the QuickSet Pro.
The QuickSet Pro can be easily upgraded to

accommodate product revisions/additions via
USB connection to the PC software package.

(Refer to back page)

to the product being programmed by pressing

the upload button. The commissioning engineer
receives positive feedback at all stages of the

CONTENTS: 1 x QuickSet Pro, 4x AA Batteries, 1 x USB Lead

FIG. 1 FIG. 2

Alkaline Cells

USB
Lead

FIG. 3

Page Down

Upload

OK

Up Key

Left Key

QuickSet Pro

Insert Batteries

Micro SD
Card

USB Port

Option

Download

Press any key to start

Down Key

Right Key

QuickSet Pro

Programming Instructions

(for MS, MLS and CDH/W products only)

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COMMUNICATING WITH
A SENSOR

‘Downloading’ the settings from a
sensor copies the contents of the
sensor’s memory onto the screen and
memory of the programmer.

Caution: ‘Uploading’ new settings
into the sensor over-writes the
memory of the sensor with the
contents of the programmer.
Always download sensor settings
prior to commencing.

Note: If programmed incorrectly,
repeat steps below.

To perform a download from a
sensor:

1 Turn the programmer on by

pressing any key. (Fig.3)

2 Point the programmer at the lens

of the sensor, ideally from directly
below and from 1 to 1.5 metres away.

(Fig.4 and 5)

3 Holding the programmer steady,

press and release the DOWNLOAD
key. (Fig.4) Continue to hold
the programmer still while the
programmer and sensor exchange
information (this may take up to
10 seconds). (Fig.6) If the lights
controlled by the sensor are ‘on’
prior to a download, they will switch
off then on while the download is
occurring. The download is complete
when the QuickSet Pro displays
information from the sensor. (Fig.7)

Note: If the exchange is disrupted,
typically due to the programmer being
moved too much, (Fig.5) the lights
will not come on. Simply repeat the
process, after adjusting the distance
or aim if necessary.

FIG.4

FIG.5

FIG.6

Download

Download in progress...

FIG.7

FIG.8

MLS2000DI Mk5

Common Parameters

Power Up
Response

Off Delay

On Sensitivity
Bus Connect
1st Zone
2nd Zone
3rd Zone
4th Zone

Next View Options

Download

MS2000D Mk2.1 v20
Illumination113
Replies = 32
Comms = 30kHz

ON
AUTO
20 mins
80
YES

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Download Button

Download

Download Summary

MLS2000DI Mk5

Common Parameters

Power Up
Response
Off Delay
On Sensitivity
Bus Connect
1st Zone
2nd Zone
3rd Zone
4th Zone

Next View Options

ON
AUTO

20 mins

80
YES

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ADJUSTING THE
TIME DELAY SETTINGS

4 Use the right ARROW key to go

to the next screen, scroll DOWN to
highlight ‘off delay’, right ARROW so
the time delay parameter is highlighted
e.g. 20 mins (Fig.8) then press OK.

If information about this parameter is
required, press the OPTION key (Fig.9)
scroll DOWN to highlight help, then press
the OK key. Press the left ARROW key to
return to the previous menu.

5 Scroll UP or DOWN to select

the desired time delay. Then press
OK (Fig.10). The new time will be
highlighted. This will be the new ‘off
delay’ setting to control the length
of time the lights remain on once
movement is no longer detected by
the sensor.

6 To upload the new setting to the

sensor use the UPLOAD key pointing
the QuickSet Pro directly towards the
sensor (Fig.11). The lights will turn off
then on to acknowledge a successful
upload. (Fig.12) Press LEFT key to go
back to Home Menu

Note: To establish the current
settings of a sensor, at anytime,
perform a download (Repeat Steps
1, 2 & 3). Press the right arrow for
the current parameters.This will not
alter the settings in the sensor. This
simply allows the settings within the
sensor to be read on the screen of
the programmer.

FIG.9

MLS2000DI Mk5

Common Parameters

Power Up

Response

Off Delay

On Sensitivity

Bus Connect

Next View Options

ON

AUTO

Load From Favourite...

20 mins

Store as Favourite
Upload Selected

80

Help
Switch Off

YES

Exit to Home

Help

Off Delay: Thois is the
time it takes since the last
occupancy was detected
for the lights to turn off or
go to the exit condition.
You may set this time to 10
seconds for walk testing.

Check the rmware version

No. before selecting •
DISABLED • - it may not
work with older detectors.

FIG.10

MLS2000DI Mk5

10 secs

Common Parameters

1 min

Power Up
Response
Off Delay
On Sensitivity
Bus Connect
1st Zone
2nd Zone
3rd Zone
4th Zone

2 min
5 min
10 mins

15 mins

20 mins
25 mins
30 mins
35 mins
40 mins

ON
AUTO
20 mins
80
YES

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Options

MLS2000DI Mk5

Common Parameters

Power Up
Response
Off Delay
On Sensitivity
Bus Connect
1st Zone
2nd Zone
3rd Zone
4th Zone

ON
AUTO

15 mins

80
YES

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Options

FIG.11

Upload Button

FIG.12

Upload

MS2000D Mk2.1 v20

Ballast = DALI 1%

Burn in Hrs = 0

Illumination 59

Replies = 32

Comms = 30kHz