STEINEL True Prescence KNX Information page 14

4. Installation
Wiring diagram (Fig. 4.1)
5. Mounting
• Check all components for damage.
• Do not use the product if it is dam-
aged.
• Select an appropriate mounting loca-
tion, taking the reach and presence
detection into consideration.
• Switch OFF power supply (Fig. 4.1)
Mounting procedure, concealed
installation
– Firmly screw the surround onto the
mounting box (Fig 5.1)
– Make plug connection (Fig. 5.2)
– Position sensor on the surround
(Fig. 5.3)
• The sensor is held on the surround by
magnetic force.
Mounting procedure, surface-
mounted installation
– Drill holes and screw on sur-
face-mounting adapter (Fig. 5.4)
– When mounting with exposed cable,
break out the mounting tab (Fig. 5.4)
– Firmly screw the surround onto the
surface-mounting adapter (Fig 5.5)
– Make plug connection (Fig. 5.6)
– Position sensor on the surround
(Fig. 5.7)
• The sensor is held on the surround by
magnetic force.
Note:
When setting the reach, the mounting
height needs to be specified via the ETS
Note:
Surface-mounted installation has influ-
ences on the sensor variables measured.
For this reason, correction factors are
implemented in the software which take
effect by activating the "surface mount-
ing" type of installation in the ETS.
6. Function and settings
Factory settings
– See KNX application description
Startup
During initial commissioning, the pres-
ence detector creates a room image. The
room must be free of movement for 2 to
2.5 minutes for this.
Note:
An image of the room is also created if
reach or mounting height is changed.
The sensitivity of the True Presence
sensor can be adjusted from 1 (= low) to
9 (= high) via the ETS.
The functions to be used (activated) are
set in the "General Settings" parameter
window using the ETS.
Note:
You will find an application description at
knx.steinel.de.
1. Issue physical address and generate
application program in the ETS.
2. Load the physical address and appli-
cation program into the True Presence
sensor. When you are prompted,
press the programming button A
(Fig. 4.1).
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