Electrical devices may only be mounted and connected by electrically skilled persons.
Serious injuries, fire or property damage possible. Please read and follow manual fully.
The radio communication takes place via a non-exclusively available transmission path, and is
therefore not suitable for safety-related applications, such as emergency stop and emergency
call.
These instructions are an integral part of the product, and must remain with the end customer.
2Battery safety instructions
This device or its accessories are supplied with batteries in the form of alkaline batteries LR03.
DANGER! Batteries can be swallowed. This can lead directly to death by suffocation.
Keep new and used batteries away from children.
Do not use devices if the battery compartment does not close securely and keep away from
children.
If you suspect that a battery has been swallowed or is in any orifice of the body, seek immediate
medical attention.
WARNING! Improper handling of batteries can result in explosion, fire or chemical burn due to
leakage.
Do not heat or throw batteries into fire.
Do not reverse polarity, short-circuit or recharge batteries.
Do not deform or disassemble batteries.
Replace batteries only with an identical or equivalent type.
Remove empty batteries immediately and dispose of in an environmentally friendly manner.
Exchange all batteries at the same time. Only use batteries of the same type and manufacturer.
Do not combine old and new batteries.
3Intended use
–Automatic switching of lighting depending on the heat motion and ambient brightness
–Operation only with radio actuators for switching and dimming from the eNet system
–Ceiling mounting, surface-mounted, in dry interiors
4 Function
Product characteristics
–LED for signalling
–Battery-powered device
–Brightness threshold settable
–Run-on time adjustable
–Sensitivity can be set
Can be set with eNet server:
–Disabling of manual commissioning
–Longer run-on time adjustable
–Brightness threshold settable
–Power saving level
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–Transmission behaviour
Supplementary functions with eNet Server
–Fully encrypted radio transmission (AES-CCM)
–Operation with eNet server from version 2.2
–Update of the device software
–Reading of error memory
Automatic operation
The device detects heat motions of people, animals and objects.
–The light is switched on via a connected actuator if a person enters the detection field and
the brightness threshold is below the set brightness threshold.
–The run-on time restarts with each detected motion.
–The light is switched off if no more movement is detected in the detection field and the
run-on time in the actuator has elapsed.
Limiting the switch-on time
If the parameter “Manual switch-off of run-on time” is switched off in the actuator, the light is
switched off after 90 minutes at the latest. This is also the case when there is constant motion in
the detection field. The light is only switched on again if the brightness drops below the
threshold and motions are detected.
If the parameter “Manual switch-off of the run-on time” is activated in the actuator, there is no
limitation.
Display of battery status
After transmission, the status LED (4) (Figure 4) flashes slowly after 3 seconds. The batteries
are almost empty and should be replaced (see chapter “Inserting batteries”).
5Operation
For manual operation, a radio hand transmitter, for example, must be connected to the radio actuator in addition to the ceiling detector.
The parameter “Manual switch-off of run-on time” is switched off in the actuator (factory setting).
The radio transmitter can be used to make the following settings:
–The actuator can be switched on independently of the brightness for the run-on time
saved in the actuator.
–The run-on time saved in the actuator can be restarted.
–The display brightness can be set in combination with a dimming actuator.
As long as the sensor detects a movement in the detection field, the actuator remains
switched on.
The actuator cannot be switched off.
The parameter “Manual switch-off of the run-on time” is activated with the eNet Server.
The radio transmitter can be used to make the following settings:
–The actuator can be switched on independently of the brightness for the run-on time
saved in the actuator.
–The run-on time saved in the actuator can be restarted.
–The display brightness can be set in combination with a dimming actuator.
As long as the sensor detects a movement in the detection field, the actuator remains
switched on.
–The actuator can be switched off.
If the actuator was switched off manually, automatic switching on of the sensor is locked
for 3 minutes. Any motions that are detected extend the time. Manual switching on via the
radio transmitter is possible at any time.
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6Information for electrically skilled persons
Selecting installation location
The sensor is installed on the ceiling and monitors the surface below. The sensor has a detection area of 360° and is more sensitive in the central area than in the peripheral area.
The detection of heat sources by a motion detector and thus the extent of the detection field is
influenced by the following criteria: Mounting height, sensitivity setting and direction of movement. Tangential movements can be detected better than radial movements. The range is
therefore greater for tangential movements than for radial movements.
The specifications on the extent of the detection field are general guide values. Discrepancies can occur depending on the installation environment and the intensity of the heat
motion.
Figure1: Detection field
1: Range for tangential movement on the ground is approx. Ø8m (Figure 1)
2: Range for radial movement on the ground is approx. Ø5m (Figure 1)
These specifications refer to mounting on the ceiling at a mounting height of 2.5m. The detection field becomes larger for mounting heights above 2.5m, while the detection density and
sensitivity are reduced at the same time.
■Select a vibration-free installation location. Vibrations can lead to unwanted switching.
■Avoid interference sources in the detection area. Interference sources can trigger the mo-
tion detector, e.g. heat sources such as heating units, outlets from ventilation openings or
air conditioners, copiers, printers, coffee machines, draughty doorways, animals etc.
The detection field can be limited in order to minimise the influence of interference
sources. For this, use the push-on cover (see “Limiting the detection field using the pushon cover”).
Fitting the device
Figure2: Disconnect sensor from base plate
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Figure3: Fasten the base plate
■Pay attention to correct alignment of the base plate already during mounting.
■Align the device so that the brightness sensor (3) (Figure 4) is on the side away from the
windows. This reduces the effects of scattered light.
■Pull off decor ring (2) (Figure 2).
■Turn the sensor by approx. 45° in the
OPEN
direction to disconnect it from the base plate
(Figure 2).
■Fasten the base plate to the ceiling using screws (1).
■Perform commissioning.
Expanding the detection field
To expand the detection field, multiple motion detectors can be connected to one actuator. The
devices work independently of each other. Sensitivity, brightness threshold and run-on time are
set for each device. When motion is detected, each motion detector sends a telegram to the actuator. The actuator evaluates the telegrams of the individual motion detectors and switches the
load accordingly. The longest run-on time sent is always executed.
7Commissioning
DANGER!
Mortal danger of electric shock.
During commissioning, cover the parts carrying voltage on radio transmitters and actuators and in their surrounding area.
Notes on commissioning
–The sensor can also be commissioned with eNet Server as an alternative to the commis-
sioning described here.
–The adjusters (5-7) are located behind the decorative ring (2).
–The light guide (3) for brightness detection is also the
–The status LED (4) is located behind the lens
Test/Prog.
button
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