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- Page 1 AUTOMATION FOR INDOOR AREAS DUO DALI PRESENCE DETECTOR OPERATING MANUAL DUO DALI PRESENCE DETECTOR...
- Page 2 An der Strusbek 40, 22926 Ahrensburg, Germany Details may be subject to change. Copying is only permitted with the written consent of ESYLUX GmbH. This includes translation into other languages and reuse of content for other purposes. 2 / 39...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of contents 1. Introduction Information about the document ......................5 Manufacturer/Contact .........................5 Product identification ...........................5 Labelling information ........................... 6 2. Safety Safety instructions ..........................7 Intended use ............................8 Qualification ............................9 3. Overview Product description ..........................9 Included in delivery ..........................10 System overview ...........................10 Accessories .............................11 4. - Page 4 Parametrising light regulation ......................35 Adjusting the level of brightness ..................... 35 Adjusting the light factor ........................36 6.10 Afterglow..............................37 6.11 Orientation light ...........................37 7. Maintenance 8. Disposal 9. EU Declaration of Conformity 10. ESYLUX manufacturer's warranty 4 / 39...
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Page 5: Introduction
The current version of this document is available on the Internet at www .esylux.com as a PDF file. It can be printed out if required. Read the document carefully before using the product. -
Page 6: Labelling Information
Introduction Product name PD-C 360i/8 DUO DALI WAGO WINSTA CodeA/I PD-C 360i/24 DUO DALI WAGO WINSTA CodeA/I PD-C 360i/8 DUO DALI WAGO WINSTA CodeB PD-C 360i/24 DUO DALI WAGO WINSTA CodeB PD-C 360i/8 DUO DALI WIELAND GST18 PD-C 360i/24 DUO DALI WIELAND GST18 The item number and product name are located on the name plate of the products. -
Page 7: Safety
Safety Safety Safety instructions Electrical devices connected to a 230 V mains supply may only be Specialist personnel assembled and commissioned by electrical installation technicians or trained electricians, taking country-specific regulations into account. The following residual risks exist: DANGER! Risk of fatal injury from electric shock! Always observe the five safety rules: ¾... -
Page 8: Intended Use
Safety CAUTION! Damage due to improper connection. Reverse polarity or short-circuiting of the bus cable can result in malfunctions or damage to the components. CAUTION! Damage due to improper cleaning. Cleaning with alcohol-based, corrosive or abrasive cleaning agents or scouring pads can damage the surface and lens of the device and cause malfunctions. -
Page 9: Qualification
Exclusively suitable for light regulation in a DALI system • Two independent DALI buses for channel 1 (C1) and channel 2 (C2) • Two additional virtual channels C3 and C4 for ESYLUX DALI switching actuator • Sends DALI commands as broadcast message •... -
Page 10: Included In Delivery
Overview Included in delivery The scope of delivery of the product includes: • Presence detector • Lens mask • Quick installation guide • Safety instructions System overview Connection diagram of a simple room automation system for controlling light Connection and HVAC: 10 / 39... -
Page 11: Accessories
Overview Accessories The following accessories are available for this product: Item no. Item designation Description EP10425356 ESY-Pen Bluetooth remote control + ESY Control app: Parametrisation, remote control, light measurement and project management. EP10425370 Surface-mounted box Not for WAGO, WIELAND and FM versions EP1045929 Recessed ceiling Not for WAGO, WIELAND... -
Page 12: Installation
Installation Installation Installation Possible installation types: • Installation in suspended ceilings and flush-mounted boxes • Installation using the surface-mounted box • Installation using the recessed ceiling mounting set (required accessories only included in the scope of delivery for WAGO, WIELAND and FM versions) with accessory with accessory Installation types... - Page 13 Installation The presence detector is a control device with an integrated interface supply. • Addressing of the DALI operating devices is not required. • All DALI operating devices are addressed at the same time via the broadcast address. • Max. 25 DALI operating devices per channel can be connected. •...
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Page 14: Connection
Installation C2 = window side C1 = wall side Connection 4.2.1 Preparing the connection Connecting Observe the following when connecting the devices. DANGER! Risk of fatal injury from electric shock! Connect the mains voltage. ¾ Check that the relevant components have been de-energised. ¾... -
Page 15: Connecting Dali Devices
Wiring diagram for DUO DALI devices 4.2.2 Connecting DALI devices DALI operating devices that control luminaires and ESYLUX ACTUATORS that convert digital commands from DALI presence detectors and other ESYLUX lighting controllers (such as the lighting systems) into switching actions can be connected to the DALI interface. -
Page 16: Commissioning
Commissioning Commissioning Warm-up phase The presence detector initiates a warm-up phase each time the mains voltage is connected. Connect the mains voltage. ¾ Initialisation A warm-up phase of approx. 25 s begins. During this time, the lighting is switched on. The red (channel 1 = C1), green (channel 2 = C2) and blue LEDs flash alternately. -
Page 17: Functions
5.3.2 Presence-dependent switching Channels 3 (C3) and 4 (C4) for the ESYLUX DALI switch actuators are controlled exclusively via motion, regardless of the ambient light. Use for HVAC or other devices (e.g. panel light). -
Page 18: Switching On - Automatic (Fully Automatic)
Commissioning 5.3.3 Switching on – automatic (fully automatic) When the detector has been triggered by motion and the ambient light has fallen below the preset light value. The red and green LEDs are active as indicators for motion detection = two short flashes when motion is detected. Should there be a change in the natural light value, the artificial light will be adjusted accordingly. -
Page 19: Automatic Switch-Off
Commissioning 5.3.6 Automatic switch-off If motion is no longer detected, the preset switch-off delay time will start. After this time has expired, the lighting switches off. However, should the natural lighting level increase and the ambient lighting level exceed the preset light value, the detector automatically switches the lighting off after 5 min regardless of any motion/presence. -
Page 20: Afterglow
Commissioning 5.3.9 Afterglow Afterglow is an additional function for light regulation or light control. It can be set via the ESY Control app in the range 0 … 240 min. Afterglow starts after the switch-off delay time of light regulation or light control has elapsed and prevents unwanted darkness. During the afterglow duration, the light output is controlled to a value relative to the standard light level. -
Page 21: Configuration
(smart phone, tablet) and ESYLUX automation and lighting solutions without the need for physical interfaces. In combination with the free ESY Control app, all remote- controlled ESYLUX products can be easily put into operation. EP10425899 Remote Control PDi DALI IR remote control for DALI presence and motion detectors. -
Page 22: Adjustable Parameters And Functions
Configuration 6.1.2 Adjustable parameters and functions These parameters and functions can be set temporarily: Channels 1 + 2 Luminous efficiency On/Off DIM stop Channels 3 + 4 On/Off 4 h on/off Channels 1 – 4 On/Off 4h on/off Light/time values and operating modes 6.1.3 DIP switch settings DIP switches on the detector... -
Page 23: Setting Fully Automatic Operation
Configuration DIP switch 3 - 2-button operation, buttons 1 and 2 control C1 and C2 - 1-button operation, button 1 controls both channels DIP switch 4 - OFF: DALI commands for C3 and C4 deactivated; may enable use of incompatible operating devices - ON: DALI commands for C3 and C4 activated 6.1.4... -
Page 24: Settings Via App
Configuration Semi-automatic Classic: In the variant semi-automatic Classic, the detector switches to control mode by pressing a button. The lighting is switched off automatically when the set level of brightness is exceeded or presence is no longer detected. If the light value is above the setpoint during continuous presence detection, the light is switched off automatically. -
Page 25: Operating Groups
Configuration 6.2.2 Operating groups Configurations can be made in three operating groups: User Advanced Expert 6.2.3 Installing the app: Download the app from the app store ¾ Install and open the app ¾ (Check for updates and the latest versions of the app) Note on data protection: The data used by the app is not stored or used outside the mobile device. -
Page 26: Operation Of The User Menu
Configuration 6.2.4 Operation of the USER menu < User > Light ON/OFF Manually switch channels C1 … C4 Start/stop automatic dimming Starts automatic dimming for C1 or C2; is stopped by the OFF command to set the desired dimming value. The dimming direction is reversed at each start. - Page 27 Configuration < ADVANCED > Level of brightness The level of brightness is the target value for light regulation and can be parametrised here. Offset from channel 2 Can be parametrised from 0 % – 50 %. to channel 1 Switch-off delay time Can be parametrised from 1 …...
- Page 28 Configuration < ADVANCED > Motion sensor sensitivity Three selection options: - normal - reduced - strongly reduced This function is selected to minimise unintentional triggering due to external interference. Maximum dimming value Highest value to which the detector can adjust the lighting. Minimum dimming value Lowest value to which the detector can adjust the lighting.
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Page 29: Operation Of Expert Menu
Configuration 6.2.6 Operation of EXPERT menu < EXPERT > Light factor Can be parametrised from 1 … 30. The measured value of the light sensor can be corrected with a light factor for the respective light sensor in order to take into account the actual light reflections at the sensor's installation location. - Page 30 Configuration < EXPERT > Test mode The detection range and the communication between master and slave are checked in test mode. Master flashes Detected motion or 4 x blue received slave signal Slave flashes Detected motion + 4 x blue forwarding to master Reset to default settings All individual settings are deleted.
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Page 31: Settings Via Button
Configuration < EXPERT > Dimming speed Three selectable speeds for dimming via push button: - slow - fast - medium Settings via button The presence detector has a connection for two external push buttons. This means that the presence detector can be manually overridden at any time to switch the lighting on or off or to dim it. -
Page 32: Setting 2-Button Operation
Configuration The lighting will remain switched off for as long as the detector continues to detect motion. If motion is no longer detected, the preset switch-off delay time will start. Once this time has elapsed, the detector reverts to the set operating mode. 6.3.2 Setting 2-button operation Control in 2-button mode differs from 1-button mode in that both channels C1... -
Page 33: Starting And Stopping The Night Light
Configuration 6.4.1 Starting and stopping the night light When the night light function is activated, the night light can be switched on and off by briefly pressing a button on the S1. When the night light is switched on, the factory-set night light output of the detector (10 %) is permanently switched on (the sensor LED lights up green) –... - Page 34 Configuration Status brief press long press Push Automatic toggle Manual dimming (OFF, button 2 ON/OFF 10 … 100 %) (Presence With switch-off delay time detection + light regulation + switch- off delay time) Night light Push Night light OFF Manual dimming (OFF, button 1 (green LED OFF) 10 …...
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Page 35: Parametrising Light Regulation
Configuration Parametrising light regulation Parameter Variable Standard Level of brightness 100 … 2000 lx 500 lx (in 10 lx increments) Light output at start: 0 … 100 % 50 % (in 10 % increments) Switch-off delay time 1 … 240 min 5 min Minimum light output 0 …... -
Page 36: Adjusting The Light Factor
Configuration Brightness setpoint + illuminance difference = NEW brightness setpoint ¾ 500 lx+ 50 lx = 550 lx In this example, the brightness setpoint to be set is 550 lx. Adjusting the light factor The light factor is a multiplier to adjust the light measurement of the light sensor mounted on the ceiling (in the detector) to the light measurement using a luxmeter on the table. -
Page 37: Afterglow
Configuration 6.10 Afterglow Afterglow is an additional function for light regulation or light control. It can be set via the ESY Control app from 0 … 240 min. % max. % min. The afterglow duration determines how long – after the switch-off delay time – the afterglow is activated. -
Page 38: Maintenance
Maintenance Switching on: • No motion is detected in the field of detection. • The preset switch-off delay time for the lighting duration has elapsed. • The ambient light is below the set brightness setpoint. The motion detector switches the orientation light on. Switching off: •... - Page 39 ESYLUX manufacturer's warranty ESYLUX manufacturer's warranty The ESYLUX manufacturer's guarantee can be found on the relevant product page at www.esylux.com. 39 / 39...
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