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Presence test
Presence test mode is used to test presence detection and
wiring. The presence test mode can be activated directly on
the presence detector via DIP switch, with the "SendoPro 868
A" management remote control, or "theSenda P" installation
remote control.
Setting presence test mode with DIP switch
Set DIP switch to "Test
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detectors).
1. Start-up phase (30 s)
The contact is closed for 30 seconds. Every movement is
indicated by the LED.
2. Operation
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Every movement is indicated by the LED.
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When movement occurs, the light and presence switch
contacts close.
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When no one is present, the light switch contact opens
after 10 seconds.
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Brightness measurement deactivated, detector does not
react to brightness.
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The detector reacts as in configuration type fully auto-
matic device, even if semi-automatic is set.
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Detector stays permanently in the test phase.
Setting the presence test mode via remote control
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The detector goes directly into test mode when the test
mode is set via the remote control:
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Every movement is indicated by the LED.
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When movement occurs, the light and presence switch
contacts close.
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When no one is present, the light switch contact opens
after 10 seconds.
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Brightness measurement deactivated, detector does not
react to brightness.
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The detector reacts as in configuration type fully auto-
matic device, even if semi-automatic is set.
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Teach-in cannot be activated in test mode.
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Test mode ends automatically after 10 min. The detector
performs a new start (see switch-on behaviour).
Light test
The light test mode is used to check the brightness threshold
and the adaptive behaviour.
Setting the light test mode via DIP switch
Set the DIP switch at the master to "Test ".
" (in parallel switching with all
1. Start-up phase (30 s)
The contact is closed for 30 seconds. The LED shows the light
test mode (3 seconds on, 0.3 seconds off).
2. Operation
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The LED shows the light test mode (3 seconds on, 0.3
seconds off).
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The presence detector responds as in normal operating
mode, only the reaction to bright/dark is faster.
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In order to simulate this behaviour, either the area below
the presence detector can be illuminated or the blinds
operated.
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Note: Do not use a torch to switch the presence detec-
tor! The adaptive light switching thresholds will be
distorted!
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Detector stays permanently in the test phase.
Setting the light test mode via remote control
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The detector goes directly into test mode without the
start-up phase when setting the test mode with the
remote control.
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Test mode ends automatically after 10 min. The detector
performs a new start (see switch-on behaviour).
10. Technical Data
Operating voltage
Frequency
Upstream protection device:
Power consumption
Type of installation
Installation height
Minimum height
Detection area
Maximum range
Setting range brightness switching value
Lighting time delay
Presence time delay
Switch-on delay "presence"
Channel A light
Max. switching capacity
cos ϕ 1 ohmic 2300 W
Max. switching capacity
Power factor 0.5
LED lamps
< 2 W
2 – 8 W
> 8 W
Guidance value max. inrush current level
Maximum number EBs T5/T8
Channel H, presence
Maximum voltage
Maximum switching capacity
Recommended minimum load
110–230 V AC, +10 %/–15 %
50–60 Hz
16 A
approx. 0.1 W
Ceiling installation; Flush/
surface mounted or ceiling
installation
2.0 – 3.5 m
> 1.7 m
horizontal
360°
vertical
120°
5 x 5 m (Mh. 3.5 m) / 25 m
seated
8 x 8 m (Mh. 3.5 m) / 64 m
moving
approx. 5 – 3000 lux
10 s – 60 min/pulse
10 s–120 min
0 s – 10 min / Room
monitoring
Relay 230 V / 10 A, µ-contact
cos ϕ 0.5
1150 VA
60 W
180 W
200 W
800 A / 200 µs
16 x 54/58 W, 24 x 35/36 W
8 x 2 x 54/58 W
12 x 2 x 35/36 W
Relay, floating, base insulation
220 V DC / 250 V AC
50 W / 50 VA (max. 2 A)
10 mV / 10 mA
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