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Configuration and set-up
After successfully installing and linking the sensors and wall
devices you can change settings to customize the system to the
needs of the user.
Wall Devices & Wall Sensor operation
• T o dim up, press and hold
LED response Signals
the ON button
• S pike - ( / ) Very short blink
• T o dim down, press and hold
• B link - LED switching On
the OFF button
and Off
• M enu operations use
CONFIG and LINKACTION
buttons as described in the
Configuration (YELLOW)
and Action (RED) menus
below.
4 Configure, test & finish
Configure
When all sensors and wall devices are linked, you can change
the operation settings. This is done at any wall device; the
settings are automatically sent to the other devices in the
rooms network. You can select the following options in the
Configuration and Action menus.
Configuration (Yellow) Menu for both Wall Devices - Press CONFIG button (Long to enter) (Short for next item)
Item
Indicator
Description
Start
Yellow Spike (.../...)
Exit
1
Yellow Blinks (...1...)
Manual ON/ Auto OFF (Title 24)
2
Yellow Blinks (...1..1...)
Multi-Way Configuration
3
Yellow Blinks (...1..1..1...)
Dimmer Response Curve (Dimmer Only)
4
Yellow Blinks (...1..1..1..1...)
Set High End Level (Task Tuning) (Dimmer Only)
Dimmer Response Curve - Config #3
1
Blink - Top LED
-50%
2
Blink - 2nd LED
-20%
3
Blink - 3rd LED
-10%
4
Blink - 4th LED (default)
Straight Line
5
Blink - 5th LED
+10%
6
Blink - 6th LED
+20%
7
Blink - Bottom LED
+50%
Action (Red) Menu for Sensors and Wall Devices - Press LINK/ACTION button (Long to enter) (Short for next item)
Item
Indicator
Description
Start
Red Spike (.../...)
Exit
1
Red Blinks (...1...)
Show Linked Device
2
Red Blinks (...1..1...)
Test Sensor Coverage
3
Red Blinks (...1..1..1...)
Calibrate Daylight dimming set-point N/A
4
Red Blinks (...1..1..1..1...)
Daylight Hold Back
5
Red Blinks (...1..1..1..1..1...) Channel Change
Maintenance
Routine lamp replacement
To safely do a routine lamp replacement, on
all switches, firmly press the OFF-side until
the rocker clicks into the position where a
yellow band with "OFF" becomes visible. The
load is now temporarily separated from the
line voltage by an air gap switch, so you can
safely replace the lamp.
WARNING: If the air gap function is not used, the power may
be switched ON unintentionally by the sensor while replacing
the lamp. This could result in serious injury or death.
WARNING: For any procedure other than lamp replacement,
power must be disconnected at the main electric panel. Use
approved LOCK-OUT/TAG-OUT procedures to insure that
the circuit is not activated accidently. Working with power ON
is unsafe and can result in serious injury or death.
Warranty statement
The Philips OccuSwitch™ Wireless products,
/ www.philips.com/advance), for repair or
when properly installed and under normal
replacement (or to an authorized Philips Lighting
conditions of use (without overload, abuse or
Electronics N.A. supplier which agrees in advance
alteration), is warranted to you, the original user,
to handle the return and replacement by factory
for a period of two (2) years from the date of
authorization). If the product or part is found
original purchase, to be free from defects in
by Philips to have been defective in material or
materials and workmanship. If during the warranty
workmanship it will be repaired or replaced (as
period you believe the purchased product or
deemed necessary by Philips Lighting Electronics
any part thereof has such a defect, you must
N.A.), and the replacement will be returned
return the product (or part) at your cost during
to you free of charge. The original user is
such period, with proof of purchase (or if
solely responsible for any costs associated with
installed by a third party a written explanation
removal and re-installation of the product and
of installation transaction with proof of date), to
shipping to Philips Lighting Electronics N.A. or its
Philips Lighting Electronics N.A (1-800-372-3331
authorized supplier.
One to One SET-UP
Occupancy sensor
Switch
Set-up hint
Use a small screw drive or similar device to push the Menu buttons.
Short button press : < 1.5 seconds
Long button press: > 1.5 seconds
Test sensor coverage
Once all devices are installed, linked and configured, you can test
the installation to ensure that the sensor detects motion in the
workspace. Test to make sure the sensor does not pick up motion
from adjacent areas, e.g. the hallway. This can be done at any time -
see ACTION (RED) Menu for steps.
Action
Long Press CONFIG to exit
Long CONFIG = Manual ON
Long ACTION = Auto ON
Long CONFIG to create multiway group
Long CONFIG to change response curve
Long CONFIG = Sets maximum dim level
Long ACTION = Return to 100%
Wall Switch
Wall Dimmer
Multi-Sensor
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
N/A
X
X
X
Replacing the sensor battery
CAUTION: You must have read the SAFETY section before
replacing the battery.
To replace the battery of the sensor:
1 Remove the sensor from the mounting plate by using a small
screwdriver to release the catch (as shown in earlier illustration)
2 In a safe and dry place, remove the old battery and insert the new
battery.
CAUTION: Use only high-quality AA size 3.6 V DC lithium-
thionyl chloride batteries with the sensor. Using improperly rated
batteries may damage the sensor.
3 Place the sensor back on the mounting plate by clicking it into
place as shown previously.
4 D ispose of used battery properly. DO NOT throw in trash. Keep
away from children. Do not disassemble and do not dispose of in
fire.
Copyright Notice
All referenced brands, product names, service names and
trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Copyright
2012 Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V.
Part No. 12NC: 3222 636 43281, Version: 2012/09
Subject to change without notice
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Multi sensor
Four components:
- Occupancy sensor
- Wall switch
- Multi sensor
- Wall dimmer
-
White and Almond
Dimmer
Mark 10
EssentialLine PowerLine
Manual Mode
Manual mode is entered when the rocker switch is pressed and
the YELLOW LED comes on. After sensors are linked, the system
will return to auto mode upon vacancy or after holding down the
ON rocker until the YELLOW LED goes out.
Maintenance
OccuSwitch Sensors and Wall Devices do not need any regular
maintenance. You may find as people change space and furniture is
re-arranged that you need to recalibrate the daylight functions. This
can easily be done at floor level from a wall device.
Store Setting
N/A
Automatic
Long CONFIG
Long CONFIG
Automatic
W/C/C Sensor
Action
X
Long LINK/ACTION to exit
X
Long LINK/ACTION to start
X
Long LINK/ACTION to Start
Short LINK/ACTION on sensor to Finish
N/A
Long LINK/ACTION to Start
X
Long LINK/ACTION to Start
Long LINK/ACTION to Start
Troubleshooting System
The lights turn off too quickly: The system has a smart timer that
adjusts the off delay time automatically. To change, set sensor's
minimum timeout dial to a higher value.
The system is set to Manual ON, but lights turn on automatically:
When entering the area within 25 seconds after lights turning off,
the system assumes that turning off was undesired and turns ON
the lights.
The system shows that a linked device is missing: When a device
is missing, use the ACTION #1 menu to show all linked devices. If a
sensor does not show as linked, its battery may need to be replaced.
If this does not resolve the error, reset all devices and link them
again.
The lights immediately turn ON after being turned off: The sensor
may be placed too close to a (heat generating) light source. Move
the sensor to a better location.
Reset the device to factory defaults: To reset the device to its
factory default configuration: Press and hold the link button on the
device for more than 10 seconds. Release the button when the red,
yellow and green LEDs light briefly.
Combined Device SET-UP
Occupancy sensor
Four components:
- Occupancy sensor
- Wall switch
- Multi sensor
- Wall dimmer
-
White and Almond
Switch
Set-up options
For best result set each desirable option in the order listed below.
Config #1
Manual ON / AUTO OFF (Title 24 mode)
This is a popular settng for maximum energy savings. It forces
the occupant to manually activate the lights when they enter
the space and automatically turn OFF the light when they
leave. This saves energy by keeping the lights OFF until they are
actually needed.
Config #2
Multi-Way Configuration
Several switches and dimmers can be put in a group that
control each others load when operated manually. This inde-
pendent group links to all sensors in the space.
1 Use CONFIG menu item 2 - All wall devices will start to
blink: GREEN is included, RED is excluded.
2 Tap the ON button to include (GREEN) , OFF bottom, to
exclude (RED).
3 Long CONFIG button press on any one of the wall devices
will save the settings for that group
4 Repeat from step 1 on different wall devices to form more
independent groups.
Config #3
Dimmer Response Curve
If the Daylight dimming response is too aggressive the Dimmer
can be set to respond less to daylight. If the response is too low
Results
the dimmer can be set to react more to additional daylight.
Automatic
Config #4
Set High End Level
If you want to limit the maximum output from a dimmer set
Automatic
the desired high end level with the rocker and run through
Automatic
Configuration Menu (YELLOW) #4.
Automatic
Action #4
Daylight Hold-Back (Sensor and Switch)
Can be configured on multiple sensors, the measured level
is the level at which the light will not turn ON automatically
(Hold-Back level)
Calibration process
1 Have sensor detect minimum required light level by turning
Off the lights when there is adequate daylight or doing
calibration at night.
2 At sensor select Daylight Hold-Back menu item, (YELLOW
LED starts blinking).
3 Clear the area under light sensor (walk away).
4 Automatic Configuration will start within 10 seconds when
started on the sensor and up to one minute when started
from the switch.
Note: This process can be repeated anytime after the first time
from the wall device for all daylight sensors.
Action #5
Channel Changing
In some building environments the radio signal used for
OccuSwitch Wireless may encounter interference from another
radio devices. Channel changing activates the automatic radio
analysis function to reset the channel. Use this function if you
are having communication issues.
Technical support
For technical support on this product contact:
Philips Lighting Electronics N.A.
10275 W. Higgins Road
Rosemont IL 60018
Customer Care: 1-800-372-3331
tech.service.rosemont@philips.com
or
Multi sensor
Dimmer
Mark 10
EssentialLine PowerLine
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