Use Occupancy Sensor Set Test Mode; Create New Occupancy Sets; Delete Occupancy Sets - Cooper Lighting WaveLinx Lite User And Programming Manual

User Manual: WaveLinx Lite (1.5)

Use Occupancy Sensor Set Test Mode

Create New Occupancy Sets

For details on creating new occupancy sets, see "Step 5: Manage the Area Occupancy Sets" on page 23 for a step-by-step walkthrough.

Delete Occupancy Sets

An occupancy set can be deleted ONLY if there are no zones assigned to it. The mobile application will block the deletion if the occupancy set
has assigned zones, displaying the following message:
To delete an occupancy set:
1: Bring the mobile device within range (within 60 feet) of any provisioned WaveLinx Lite device in the desired area.
2: Ensure that the mobile device Bluetooth is turned on, and then open the WaveLinx Lite Mobile Application.
3: In the site list, select a site.
4: In the area list, select the desired area. After a short delay, verify that the area shows that the mobile application is connected to the network.
Tap on the icon if it is necessary to refresh the connection.
5: Tap on 'occupancy' to open the occupancy set list.
The occupancy set may be placed into a temporary test mode in order to verify sensor
response. If test mode is activated, all sensors belonging to the occupancy set will be
placed in test mode for 10 minutes. Sensors will operate with a 10 second hold time. Test
mode will automatically revert to normal operation after a 10-minute time period or may be
manually disabled prior to the 10-minute expiration through the mobile application.
To test occupancy sensors, test during a time when there is little motion occurring in the
area. Access the occupancy set settings screen and slide the test switch to the ON
position.
If lighting is ON, stand still. Lighting should transition to the unoccupied level after 10
seconds of no activity on any sensor. Once lighting goes to the unoccupied level, move to
Test mode
verify that the lighting goes back to the occupied level.
Continue this process at each sensor location to verify individual sensor operation. If the
sensor sensitivity needs to be adjusted, see page 36 for further details.
Note: It is recommended to avoid placing sensors within 3ft (1m) of air vents.
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