Cooper WaveLinx Lite User And Programming Manual page 91

User Manual: WaveLinx Lite (4.0)
6: In the 'Settings' screen, review the settings or tap on the pencil icon ' 'in any section to edit the behavior. Refer to the chart for information
on the items shown.
70 If occupancy is sensed in the 30 seconds after an unoccupied command is issued (grace period), the device will resume the previous light level. If outside of the grace
period, the light level issued when occupied will be as defined for the occupied command. Devices with older firmware may not observe the 30 second grace period.
71 If occupancy is sensed in the 30 seconds after an unoccupied command is issued (grace period), the device will resume the previous light level. Outside of the grace period,
vacancy mode requires a manual button press to active lighting. Devices with older firmware may not observe the 30 second grace period.
Setting Default
Current State N/A
Mode Occupancy
Hold Time 20 Minutes
Energy Saver Enabled
Mode
Energy Saver 10 Minutes
Hold Time
Test Mode OFF
Description
Displays the status of the occupancy set, either occupied or
unoccupied.
Note: Status reflected includes the hold time delay and will only revert
to unoccupied once the hold-time expires.
Use the slider to select the occupancy mode.
• Occupancy mode: The defined occupied level will occur
when any sensor in the group detects initial motion.
• Vacancy mode: The sensors will not perform any action
upon initial motion detection. The occupant must turn ON
loads manually using controls in the space.
not use vacancy mode unless WaveLinx Lite Wallstations
are installed in the system to allow for manual override.
For both modes, the lighting will transition to the unoccupied
level when motion is not detected by all sensors in the
occupancy set after the defined hold time expires.
Note: If the energy saver mode is enabled, the transition to the energy
state will occur after the time defined for energy saver mode and then
will transition to the unoccupied state once the defined hold period
expires.
The hold time determines how long the system will take once
all sensors no longer detect occupancy to reach the defined
unoccupied level. The hold time can be defined from 1 to 40
minutes by selecting from the drop-down options, or by typing
in the desired hold time.
Use the slider to enable or disable energy saver mode.
• If disabled, once the space is no longer occupied and the
hold time expires, the lighting will transition from the current
level to the unoccupied state with no interim light level.
• If enabled, once the space is no longer occupied, the hold
time countdown and energy saver mode countdown begin.
Dimmable zones will go to the energy saver level after the
energy saver mode time defined. Non dimmable zones will
remain at their occupied state in energy saver mode.
If the space remains unoccupied and the hold time expires,
the lighting will go to the unoccupied level.
Example: If the hold time is 20 minutes, and the Energy Saver Mode
time is set for 10 minutes, the Energy Saver level occurs after 10
minutes of no occupancy. After an additional 10 minutes, the
unoccupied level is issued.
If Energy Saver Mode is enabled, this setting defines the
amount of time that the occupancy set will wait once the area
is unoccupied before transitioning any dimmable load light
levels to the levels defined for the Energy State. Use the drop
down to adjust the desired energy saver hold time.
Use the slider to turn ON test mode. Once activated, all
sensors in the occupancy set will be placed in test mode for 10
minutes. During test mode, the occupancy set will operate with
a 10 second hold time.
See page 95 for more information on test mode procedures.
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