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B.E.G. LUXOMAT PD2-M-DALI/DSI-SM/FC User guide

The detector must be mounted on a flatsolid surface. Before
mounting the detector, the lens must be removed.
The circu-
lar cover ring must be removed prior to assembly. To do this,
twist the circular cover ring of the PD2 anticlockwise through
approximately 5° and lift off.
Having connected up the wires in accordance with regula-
tions, put on the cover ring by turning in a clockwise direc-
tion. Apply mains voltage.
Installation and Operating Instruction for B.E.G. - Occupancy detector
PD2-M-DALI/DSI-SM/FC
LUXOMAT®
PD2-M-DALI/DSI/PD2-S
1. Product information
EN
DIP-switch function
DIP 1 Fully automatic mode
(VA)
Semi automatic mode
(HA)
DIP 2 LED ON LED OFF
DIP 3 operation mode DALI operation mode DSI
2. Operation
The presence detector controls the light automatically according
to people present (movements) and the ambient brightness.
The integrated light sensor constantly measures the ambient light
and compares it with the brightness level on the detector. If the
ambient light is sufficient, lighting will not be switched..
If the ambient light level is below the brightness level, a move-
ment activated the lighting in the room.
The detector switch the light off, if there is enough natural light for
5 min. or until the follow-up time do not recognized any move-
ment in the room.
3. Safety information
Work on the 230V mains supply may only be
carried out by qualified professionals or by
instructed persons under the direction and super-
vision of qualified skilled electrical personnel in
accordance with electrotechnical regulations.
Disconnect supply before installing!
This device is not suitable for disconnection.
Mounting the cover cap, after introduction of the
power
!
!
!
!
4a.
Mounting SM
4b. Mounting
FC
68 mm
5a. Position DIP-Switches, LEDs and
Potentiometer SM
C
B
A
PD2-
Surface
mounting
Light measurement
III III
5b. Position DIP-Switches, LEDs and
Potentiometer FC
PD2-
False ceiling
mounting
CBA
Light
measurement
Potentiometer A Brightness constant light control
Potentiometer B Off delay for light
Potentiometer C Orientation lighting
LED I green
LED II red
LED IIIwhite
The product enters an initial 60-second self-test cycle, when the
supply is first connected. During this time the device does not
respond to movement and stays on.
(INI-ON or INI-OFF)
The initialization mode can be changed by using the remote control
6. Self test cycle/Startup behavior
7. Putting into operation / Settings
Follow-up time for light control
The time can be set infinitely variably between
1 and 30 minutes.
Symbol TEST: Test mode
Every movement switches on the light for a period of 1
second, switching it off for a period of 2 seconds.
Twilight-switch for light control (relay 1)
The switch-on value for the light can be set at between
10 and 2000 Lux. Using the rotary control, the lumi-
nance set points can be set as desired.
Symbol : Night-time operation
Symbol : Daytime operation
Orientation lighting
The orientation lighting can be set infinitely variably at
between 5 and 60 minutes resp. "ON" for permanent
orientation lighting or "OFF" for no orientation lighting.
"ON" for permanent orientation lighting
"OFF" deactiviation of orientation lighting.
Pulse spacing PD-Slave
2 or 9 seconds can be set for the pause between 2
pulses sent to the master. The setting can be made with
activated ( ) or deactivated ( ) LED indicator.
For devices with a separate slave input, 2 sec.
can be set.
A circular opening of diameter 68mm must be produced in the
ceiling. Having connected up the cables in accordance with
regulations, the detector is inserted into the opening as shown in
the drawing opposite and fixed into position with the assistance of
the spring clips.
• Occupancy sensor for daylight-dependent lighting control
• DALI / DSI interface for controlling digitally dimmable
electronic ballasts as a group
• Switching between DSI and DALI program by remote
control or DIP switches
• Version as Master
• Extension of the coverage area by slave devices are
possible
• Other functions can be adjustable by remote control.
• Manual switching and dimming via pushbutton
possible
• Orientation light function
open
close
LED
OFF
DSI
DALI
VA HA
LED
ON
1
2
3
III III
DIP
DALI_DSI
LED ON_
LED OFF
VA_HA
1
2
3
DIP
8.
Wiring diagram
Standard mode with Master/Slave
Master Slave
L
NE1 DALI/DSI
L
N
DA
DA
LN RS + -
DALI
NL
R
T1
Master Slave
L
NE1 DALI/DSI
L
N
DA
DA
LN RS + -
DALI
NL
R
T1
TIME
TE
1
3
6
22
18 16 10
30
25
LUX
40
2000
600
1200
200
20%
60 5
10
50 30
OFF
ON
9s 2s
LED ON
LED OFF
9s 2s
LED ON
LED OFF
TIME
TE
1
3
6
22
18 16 10
30
25
LUX
40
2000
600
1200
200
20%
60 5
10
50 30
OFF
ON
9s 2s
LED ON
LED OFF
TIME
TE
1
3
6
22
18 16 10
30
25
LUX
40
2000
600
1200
200
20%
60 5
10
50 30
OFF
ON
9s 2s
LED ON
LED OFF
!
In Master-/Slave-operation the master device must
always be installed at location with least daylight.
Connected slaves must have the same phase
as the Master.
!
9. Manual switching and dimming
By pressing the push button, the phase can be given to the S
terminal.
To turn on or off, press the push button briefly. The light will
remain on or off, as people are detected plus the follow-up time.
With a long key press the light will dimmed manually. When
you release the button, the current brightness value is retained.
With renewed dimming, the dimming direction is reversed.
PD2-M-DALI-DSI-DE_270114.indd 1 27.03.2014 08:32:50
WE RECOMMEND LIGHTS SHOULD HAVE A 100HR BURN IN (T5
TUBES OR 80HR FOR T8 TUBES) BEFORE DIMMING OPERATION
TAKE PLACE.
THE LIFESPAN OF THE LAMPS CAN BE REDUCED IF THE BURN IN
DOES NOT TAKE PLACE.
Power supply: 110-240 V~, 50/60 Hz
Power consumption: < 1W
Ambient temperature: -25°C to +50°C
Degree of protection/class:
IP20 / II
Max. no. of series-connected
electronic ballasts: up to 50 (Broadcast)
Recommended height
for mounting:
2 - 3 m
Range of coverage Ø
H 2,5 m / T = 18°C: seated 4m / tangential 10 m /
radial 6 m
Area of coverage:
circular 360°
Dimensions H x Ø [mm]
SM FC
48.0 x 98.0 mm 84.5 x 74 mm
Visible portion when
built into ceiling: 15 x 80 mm
Technical data PD2 Slave
Power supply: 110-240 V~, 50/60 Hz
Impulse output: Optocoupler max. 2 W
Impulse duration: 2 sec. or 9sec.
Dimensions: see above
Declaration of Conformity:
The product complies with the low
voltage recommendation 2006/95/EC and the EMV recommen-
dation 2004/108/EC.
13. Article / Part nr. / Accessory
14. LED-functional indicators
LED-functional indicators
Process Standard mode Double-locked
Initialisation time
unprogrammed Red flashes Green flashes
Initialisation time
programmed
Red flashes
quickly
Green flashes
quickly
Motion detection
Red flashes on
each detected
movement
Green flashes
on each detec-
ted movement
Too bright detected Red flashes 2x
each second
Green flashes
2x each second
Too bright / too dark /
undefined in opened state
Red flashes
very quickly
Green flashes
very quickly
Switching DALI/DSI
DSI active
Red shines
3 sec.
Switching DALI/DSI
DALI active
Green shines
3 sec.
Switching HA/VA
VA active
Red shines
3 sec.
Switching HA/VA
VA active
Green shines
3 sec.
Switching Preset/User
Preset active
Red shines
3 sec.
Switching Preset/User User
active
Green shines
3 sec.
IR signal valid received Red and white
shines 3 s
IR signal invalid received Red shines
0,5 sec.
100h Function active
Red / Green
flashes
variable
Red / Green
flashes
variable
Light measurement in
progress
Green shines
1x in 10 sec.
Green shines
1x in 10 sec.
Typ SM FC FM
PD2-Master-DALI/DSI 92280 92258 -
PD2-Slave 92152 92166 92156
LUXOMAT®Remote control:
IR-PD-DALI (incl. wall bracket) 92094
Accessory:
BSK Ball basket guard 92199
SM-Socket IP54 92161
12. Technical data
10. Range
PD2
10 m
6 m
4 m
10 m
360°
2,50 m
2
1
1
2
quer zum Melder gehen
frontal zum Melder gehen
Unterkriechschutz
Walking across
Walking towards
Seated
11. Exclude sources of interference
If the detection zone is too large, or areas covered that should not
be monitored, use the blinds to reduced or limited those areas.
PD2-M-DALI-DSI-DE_270114.indd 2 27.03.2014 08:32:51
Wall bracket for
remote control IR-PD-DALI
IR-PD-DALI
21. 100h Function
(long press when closed)
T5 and T8 are recommended to burn-in for 100 h at maximum
brightness before dimming. This would prolong the life of the
lamp.
At the 100 h-Function the detector only switch on and off. A
regulation to a set value will be suppressed. The light has to be
on for 100h, until the set value get regulated.
The 100h will be activated by pressing a long button press
(>3 sec.). An activated time can be stopped by pressing a long
button press again. The red/green LED shows if the function gets
activated.
Before you can dimmed analog or digital, is a suppres-
sion of the dimming function for 100h at T5-or 80h at T8
uorescent lamps and 100% of nominal light necessary.
Failure to comply to the 100h burn-in would lead to the shorten
of the life of the lamp. Conditional random variations in light
intensity can be the result.
15. Putting into operation of the remote control
IR-PD-DALI(optional)
Settings with remote control override the potentiometer
and DIP settings.
The DIP settings are reactivated by
• Reset with Test-Sun setting at the potentiometers
• „RESET“ in the opened state
Remote control LUXOMAT®IR-PD-DALI
1. Check Battery:
Open battery compartment by pressing
the plastic springs together and remo-
ving the battery-holder.
2. Note:
The operable distance of the remote control depends on the
brightness. The brighter the less distance the remote could reach
the occupancy detector. The setting for "SUN" could only be set
with the potentiometer.
By using the remote control IR-PD-DALI, we recommend to set
potentiometer 2 on "SUN". Pushing the RESET button (remote
control) would reset the brightness independence of the occup-
ancy detector (SUN).
16. Settings by remote control when open
Unlocking device
– Activation of the
programming mode
Exit programming mode
If there is no entry
for about 3 min.
the programming
mode is ended
automatically.
Resetting
when open:
Deletes all
values set with
the remote
control, light
OFF.
Follow-up time
light
Orientation lighting
on/off
Automatic reading
in the current light
value as new lumi-
nance set point
Permanent protection
against sabotage
With this function,
the detector is per-
manently locked. This
mode can only be
activated for 5 s after
closing the detector.
In this mode, only the
function „Light on /
Light off“ activated.
LED ashes
or
Dimming of the
lighting on the
desired luminance
value
Adjusting of the
luminance set point
from 50 to 1500 Lux
+ / – small steps
+/ –big steps
1
min at 30
min
max
50
Lux
1500
Lux
ON
OFF
max
50
Lux
1500
Lux
ON
OFF
DSI/
DALI
Switching between DSI
and DALI program
The Factory setting
is DALI
or
+–
Fully automatic /
semi automatic mode
Preset/user mode
max
50
Lux
1500
Lux
ON
OFF
Orientation lighting
and its
follow-up time
at
1
min
10
min
Start Light mesaruement
by holding down the
push button
optionaloptionaloptionaloptional
optional
24. Reset the detector
If the permanent sabotage protection is activated,
the detector can be released again as follows:
• Switch off the power supply and switch it back on
• Let the sensor to initialize for 31 to 59 secs.
• Switch off the power supply again
• Apply power again and wait for for the self testing
• Press the unlock
With this procedure, the remote control programmed values are
not deleted (before activation of the sabotage protection).
Alternatively, the detector can be reset in this way:
• Switch off the power supply
• Set potentiometer 1 to "test" and potentiometer 2 to "SUN"
• Apply operating voltage
Except of the INI ON/OFF setting, the detector will be reset to
factory setting or the setting of the potentionmeter.
Pushing the "RESET" button on the remote control, in opened
mode, will delete all of the values which was set by the remote
control (beside of INI ON/OFF) and set the detector back to
it‘s factory reset.
17. Light regulation
The detector has two integrated light control algorithms. The set
value for the rst algorithm is adjusted by potentiometer (LUX)
on the device. Very small light amounts, which shine directly to
the detector, have the result of a trigger under control of the set
value.
The second algorithm has an integrated daylight compensation.
Therefore it is necessary, that the detector analyzes the switched
light quantity. This algorithm can only be used by remote control.
The programming of the setpoint value and the measurement of
the light quantity in two steps:
In the open state
• The set value will be without daylight (no light in room)
adjusted by using the remote control.
• Measuring the light quantity, will be initiated by a long
press (> 3 sec) at the test button. The detector turns the
light on for 5 min. up to 100%. Then the light will be
on and off for a short time and stays on after that. This
measuring process is shown by a ashing green LED (10
sec on / 1 sec on). This measuring process is required for
each change of the set value.
If the measuring process is not performed, the detector performs
this automatically, when the ambient light is for 1 h less than
50 LUX.
18. Fully / Semi automatic mode
max
50
Lux
1500
Lux
ON
OFF
The system switches over when the “Light” push-button
is open.Each time a push button is pressed, the current
operating mode is indicated by the red LED:
Red lights for 3 sec. = Fully automatic mode
Green lights for 3 sec. = Semiautomatic mode
Fully automatic operation
In this operating mode, the lighting switches automatically on
and off for increased comfort, depending on presence and
brightness.
Semi automatic operation
In this operating mode the light turns on only after a manual
switching, for a increased savings success. Switching off is
automatically or manually.
MAN 7860_PD2-M-DALI/DSI_EN_270314_1
!
!
max
50
Lux
1500
Lux
ON
OFF
t < 5 s
19. Settings during the Self-test cycle
In the rst 60 seconds after connecting the AC voltage, the
following functions can be set:
!
INI-OFF/ON-Mode:
Turn off or turn on the detector during the self-test cycle
of 60 sec. The final state is active. Factory settings of the
light is on during initialization.
Initialization mode INI-OFF the detector does not turn on
after the power supply voltage. A movement switch on
the detector after 60 seconds.
Startup behavior:
The setpoint value can be started after switching on in
two ways. The detector switches the lights on to 10%
and then adjusts upward (min button) or it switches the
light on 100% and regulates down (max button). This
is confirmed by a short flashing of red and white LED
lighting. By factory default setting, detector switches the
light to 100% and regulates toward the set point.
20. Self-test cycle/Reset
Testmode
Disable the test mode
Resetting when closed
The lighting relay is switched off, i.e. opened and the
follow-up times reset.
22. Manual Switching
(short press when closed)
max
50
Lux
1500
Lux
ON
OFF
You can switch the lighting on and off manually by pressing
the pushbutton for a short time. It will stay on or off as long
as people are detected plus the congued follow up time.
23. Manual Dimming – Preset/User
max
50
Lux
1500
Lux
ON
OFF
You can dim manually by pressing the push button for a long
time (> 2sec.). When the button is released, the current dim-
ming value is retained. Upon renewed dimming, the dimming
direction is reversed.
max
50
Lux
1500
Lux
ON
OFF
Two different operating modes are selected
in the opened state.
The system switches over when the "Doublelock" push-button is
open (see remote control functions, page 1). Each time a push-
button is pressed, the current operating mode is indicated:
Red lights for 3sec. = Preset
Green lights for 3sec. = User
PRESET – the luminance set point is set during start-up operation
by the installer and remains unchanged. The luminance set-point
congured through manual dimming is only applied for the time
being.
The constant light regulation is now deactivated! The current set
articial light is retained independent of the ambient/daylight
brightness! After switching off and then back on, the original
set luminance set-point is reset = constant light regulation is
activated.
USER – can only be activated via the remote control!
The luminance set-point is changed upon each manual dimming
and re-adjusted by the user. The constant light regulation
remains activated!
PD2-M-DALI-DSI-DE_270114.indd 3 27.03.2014 08:32:52

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