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- Page 1 Presence detector compact office EIB Art. Nr. 201 9 200 Bedienungsanleitung Notice d´utilisation Installation manual Manual de instrucciones 62 Istruzioni per l'uso Gebruikershandleiding 102...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Installation manual Presence detector compact office EIB Table of contents 1. Safety ..........43 2. -
Page 3: Safety
Thank you for purchasing an Theben HTS presence detector and putting your trust in us. 1. Safety Familiarise yourself with the compact office EIB before assembly and start- up by reading this operating instructions. IMPORTANT! The unit requires no maintenance. Opening the unit or inserting foreign bodies into it will invalidate the warranty. -
Page 4: Function And Performance Characteristics
2. Function and performance characteristics The compact office EIB presence detector detects persons present as a re- sult of the slightest movements. At the same time its light sensor measures the brightness level in the room and compares it with the preset brightness value. -
Page 5: Fitting And Connection
The ideal mounting height is 2.0 - 3.0m. The detector sensitivity decreases as the mounting height increases. The compact office EIB requires a clear line of sight for reliable detection of per- sons. Office furniture, mobile partitions, plants, suspended lamps, etc. may have a detrimental effect on presence detection (shading). - Page 6 Detection range (mounting height 3,0m) seated persons walking persons...
- Page 7 3.2 Light measurement The detector measures artificial light and daylight reflected directly beneath the detector (beam width approx. ± 30°). The mounting location is used as the reference for the lighting levels. Switching With indirect lighting, the artificial light at the detector’s mounting location should not exceed 2000 Lux (Brightness value >...
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Page 8: Start-Up Procedure
4. Start-up procedure 4.1 Settings All settings are adjusted using ETS. The QuickSet plus service remote control serves as adjustment aid (see chapter 5). ETS2 V1.2 or newer is required. 4.2 Programming Mode Programming mode can be selected either by using the programming button on the back of the detector or, without unmounting the detector, using the QuickSet plus service remote control. - Page 9 Brightness difference (Outlets Lights A, B active) A detector can switch or control up to two lighting rows. The lighting row nearest the window (know as Output A) usually requires less light. ● homogenous light relationship +20% ● large brightness differences +40% Switch-off delay time For settings between 2 - 15min.
- Page 10 Lighting remains continuously in stand-by mode without presence. If the room brightness is above the desired value, the lighting switches off; if it falls below, the lighting switches automatically to stand-by mode, even if no one is present. 4.4 Presence settings Switch-off delay time presence The settings remain unchanged (no self-learning effect).
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Page 11: Setting The Brightness Value
2. Operation: ● The detector is ready for use ● Switching: if there is presence and insufficient daylight, the detector switches on the lighting. ● Constant light control: if there is presence, the detector sets the lighting to the desired brightness. ●... - Page 12 Example: 400 Lux is required in the working area. The blinds are adjusted with the lights switched off so that the light meter shows around 200 Lux. The lighting is then gradually brightened, until the light meter shows around 400 Lux. ●...
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Page 13: Test Operation
6. Test Operation Test operation is used to check the presence detection and connections (parallel switching master-slave, master-master). The unit always reacts fully automatically in test operation. Constant light control mode is not possible in test operation, i.e. after switching on, the lights will always dim 100 %. ●... -
Page 14: Examples
7. Examples 7.1 One Detector, Two Lighting Rows ● Two lighting rows are switched or controlled with one detector. Gr.2 ● Operation: master with individual Master switching ● Output light A, B active ● Set operation as required: switched or constant light control Gr.1 ●... - Page 15 Slave: ● Used to extend the detection Gr.1 area. Master Slave ● Further detectors can be used as slaves to extend the detection area. Gr.1 7.3 Two Detectors, Two Lighting Rows Both Detectors: ● Each detector must be posi- tioned so that only the light it controls itself falls on it.
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Page 16: Technical Specifications
8. Technical specifications compact office EIB Presence detector Detection range: horizontal 360°, vertical 120° Recommended mounting height 2,0 - 3,0m Maximum range 6 x 6 m (Mh. 2.5m) 8 x 8 m (Mh. 3.5m) Settings All settings can be set remotely see „KNX/EIB Product Database... -
Page 17: Warranty Declaration
Theben HTS therefore guarantees perfect function, provided the detectors are used as intended. However, should a de- fect occur, Theben HTS offers the following warranty within the scope of its General Terms and Conditions of Business: Please bear in mind the following points: ●... -
Page 18: Troubleshooting
10. Troubleshooting Fault Cause Lighting does not switch on Lux value setting is too low;Detector is in semi-au- or switches off in case of tomatic mode; Lighting was switched off manually; presence and darkness Person is outside the detection range; Detection is disturbed by obstacle(s);... - Page 19 Dimensions compact office EIB 102,5 54,6 26,5 20 13 ∅ ∅ 66 102,5 Subject to change without prior notice. Errors and omissions excepted.
- Page 20 Veuillez compulser les adresses pour des pays supplémentaires sur www.theben.de Please find the contact addresses for additional countries on www.theben.de Las direcciones de contacto de otros países las encontrará en www.theben.de Gli indirizzi per ulteriori paesi sono disponibili su www.theben.de...