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Cooper Lighting Greengate OAWC-DT-120W User manual

Installation Instructions
Cooper Lighting Solutions
1121 Highway 74 South
Peachtree City, GA 30269
P:770-486-4800
www.cooperlighting.com
Minor Motion, Ultrasonic
Major Motion, Ultrasonic
Maximum coverage area may
vary somewhat according to room
shape and the presence of obstacles.
The NEMA WD 7 Guide and robotic
method were utilized to verify
coverage patterns.
24’
(7.3 mm)
Minor Motion, IR
Major Motion, IR
20’
(6 mm)
8’
(2.4 mm)
8’
(2.4 mm)
24’
(7.3 mm)
20’
(6 mm)
0
10 ft
(3 mm)
12’
(3.7)
12’
(3.7)
6 ft 15 ft
(4.6 mm)
24 ft
(7.3 mm)
50 ft
(15.3 mm)
Model # OAWC-DT-120W
Model # OAWC-DT-120W-R
Dual Technology Wall/Corner Mounted Low
Voltage Occupancy Sensor
• Readallinstructionsonbothsidesofthissheet
rst
• InstallinaccordancewithALLlocalcodes
• Forindooruseonly
• ForUsewithGreengateSwitchpacks&Systems
Only
• DonotrunanyGreengateLowVoltageWiringin
thesameconduitaspowerconductors
General Information
Technology:PassiveInfrared(PIR)andUltrasonic(US)
Power Requirements:
Input:
• 10-30VDCfromGreengateSwitchpackorGreengate
system.Maximumcurrentneededis25mApersensor
Output:
• OpencollectoroutputtoswitchuptotenGreengate
Switchpacks.BASwithIsolatedFormCRelay(-R
model)IsolatedFormCRelayRatings:1A30VDC/VAC
Time Delays:Self-Adjusting,15seconds/test(10minAuto)
orSelectable5,15,30minutes
Coverage:1200sq.ft.
Light Level Sensing:0to300foot-candles(-Rmodel)
Operating Environment:
• Temperature:32°F–104°F(0°C–40°C)
• RelativeHumidity:upto90%non-condensing
Housing:
• Mediumimpactinjectionmoldedhousing
• PolycarbonateresincomplieswithUL94V0
Size:4.4"x3.4"x2"(112mmx86.4mmx50.8mm)
LED Indicators:RedindicatesPIRdetection;Green
indicatesUltrasonicdetection
Specifications
Description
TheOAWC-DTWall/CornerMountLowVoltageOccupancySensorisaPassiveInfrared(PIR)andUltrasonic(US)motion
sensinglightingcontrol,usedforenergysavingsandconvenience.PIRisusedtoturnthelightsONandtheneitherorboth
technologiesareusedtokeepthelightsON.Whenmotionisdetected,thebluewireiselectronicallyconnectedtothered
wire,energizingtherelayintheswitchpacktoturnONtheload.Ifvacancyisdetected,thebluewireisdisconnectedfrom
thered,causingtherelaytoopenturningOFFtheload.Theredleadis10-30VDCsupply,theblackleadiscommonandthe
blueistherelaycontrol.
Thesensorincludesself-adaptivetechnologythatcontinuallyadjuststoconditionsbyadjustingsensitivityandtimedelay
inreal-time.
TheDaylightingfeature(-Rmodelonly)preventslightsfromturningONwhentheroomisadequatelyilluminatedby
naturallight.
TheWalk-ThroughfeaturemaximizesenergysavingsbynotleavingthelightsONaftermomentaryoccupancy.Thesensor
willswitchthelightsONwhenitdetectsapersonenteringthearea.Ifthesensordoesnotcontinuetodetectmotion30
secondsfollowingtheinitialactivation,itwillautomaticallygotoashorter2minutetimedelay.
InAutomaticONMode,thelightsturnONwhenapersonenterstheroom.InManualOnMode,thelightsareturnedON
byactivatingamomentaryswitch(model#GMDS-*)thatisconnectedtothesensor.Whenusedwith2levellighting
(-Rmodelonly),bi-levelAutomaticONcanbeachievedwhichallowsZone1tocomeONautomaticallyuponoccupancy.
Zone2doesnotcomeONunlesstheoccupantpressestheoptionalmomentaryswitch.
Location
Themaximumcoverageareamayvarysomewhataccordingtoroomshapeand
thepresenceofobstacles.Followthecoveragediagramconcerningmajorandminor
motioncoverage.Decreasetotalcoverageareaby15%for“soft”rooms(forexample,
heavydraperiesorheavycarpeting).Thesensormusthaveaclearviewofthearea
tobecontrolled.Thesensorwillnot“see”throughglass.Mountingheightshouldnot
exceed12feet.Optimummountingheightis10feet.Mountthesensorsothegrilles
facetheopenportionoftheroomandarenotfacinganearbywall,door,windowor
otherobstructingobject.Avoidpointingintohallways.Topreventfalseactivation,the
sensorshouldbemountedawayfromtheairsupplyductaminimumof4to6feet.
Mountingatxtureheightismosteffective.FortypicalplacementrefertoLocation
Diagram.
Installation
TheOAWC-DT-120Wcanbemountedtothewall,ceiling,junctionbox,orroundxturewithraceway.
Wiring
CAUTION: Before installing or performing any service on a Greengate system, the power MUST be turned OFF at the
branch circuit breaker. According to NEC 240-83(d), if the branch circuit breaker is used as the main switch for a
fluorescent lighting circuit, the circuit breaker should be marked “SWD”. All installations should be in compliance
with the National Electric Code and all state and local codes.
NOTE REGARDING COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPS: The life of some compact fluorescent lamps (CFLs) is shortened by
frequent automatic or manual switching. Check with CFL and ballast manufacturer to determine the effects of cycling.
1. MakesurepoweristurnedOFFatthebranchcircuitbreaker.
2. Wireunitsasshowninwiringdiagramsperapplicablevoltagerequirements.(Usetwist-onwireconnectorsforall
connections)CAPALLUNUSEDWIRELEADS.
3. Mountunittowall,ceiling,junctionboxorroundxturewithraceway.
4. TurnpowerbackONatthebranchcircuitbreakerandwaittwominutesfortheunittostabilize.
5. Makenecessaryadjustments.(SeeCheckoutandAdjustmentssection)
Occupancy Sensor Mounted to Wallboard
Occupancy Sensor Mounted to Round Fixture with Raceway
Occupancy Sensor Mounted to Octagon Box
Occupancy Sensor Mounted to Drop Ceiling
Location Diagram
Coverage
Occupancy Sensor Mounted to Octagon Box with Mud Ring
SENSOR WIRE LEAD LEGEND
Black (Common)
Red (10-30 VDC)
Blue (Control)
Yellow (Control)
Brown (Switch-Blue Lead Control)
Brown/White (Switch-Yellow Lead Control)
Sensor’s Isolated Relay
Orange (Normally Open)
Gray (Common)
Purple (Normally closed)
Yellow
Blue
Red
Black
Recommended Wire: 18-3 AWG stranded non-shielded
Brown/White
Brown
Gray
Purple
Orange
Optional Greengate GMDS Switch-
Blue Control Lead-Manual ON/OFF
To Additional Sensors.
Maximum of 5 sensors
per switchpack.
Switchpack
Blue
Load 1
White
**Hot
Blue
Hot
Neutral
Line
**Use Black Lead for 120 VAC
Use Orange Lead for 277 VAC
Cap Unused Lead Black (Common)
Red (15 VDC)
Blue (Control)
One Sensor, One Switchpack
P/N 9850-000137-01
Cooper Lighting Solutions
1121 Highway 74 South
Peachtree City, GA 30269
P:770-486-4800
www.cooperlighting.com
Printed in Malaysia
Warranties and Limitation of Liability
DIP Switch Settings
Troubleshooting
Pleaserefertowww.cooperlighting.comundertheLegalsectionforourtermsandconditions.
Checkout and Adjustment
Issue Possible Causes Suggestions
Lights
Will Not
Turn ON
automatically
WallSwitchOFF TurnWallSwitchON
Iflowvoltageswitchoptionisused,lights
mayhavebeenturned-offmanually Presslow-voltageswitch
DaylightingFeatureEnabled IfalllightsarerequiredtoturnONadjustDIP
Switch10and/ordaylightpotentiometer
Powerinterruption Checkincomingvoltageand/orwiring
Lights
Will Not
Turn ON
manually
DaylightingFeatureEnabled IfalllightsarerequiredadjustDIPswitch
10and/ordaylightpotentiometer
Powerinterruption Checkincomingvoltageand/orwiring
If lights will still not turn ON, set sensor to override mode and call Technical Services at 1-800-553-3879
Lights
Will Not
Turn OFF
automatically
Override MakesuresensorisnotinOverrideMode(DIPSwitch8up)
UltrasonicSensitivitysetHigh Lowersensitivitybyturninggreen
potentiometerCCWinsmalldecrements
Sensorinstalledclosetoanairvent Sensorsshouldbeinstalledminimum4-6feetaway
fromanyairventandoutofpathofheavyairow
Sensorinstalledclosetoindirectlighting Sensorsshouldbemountedawayfromindirectlighting.
Self-adjust
Itmaybepossiblefortheunittohaveself-adjusted
thetimedelaytoa30minutedelay.Ifthelightsdo
notturnOFFafter30minutesfollownextstep
30MinuteDelay
Maximumtimedelayis30Minutes.CheckDIP
SwitchestoverifyDIPSwitchsettings.Iflightsdo
notturnOFFatthesettimedelay,checknextstep
PIRactivatedbyheat
sourceotherthanoccupant MoveDIPSwitch5up
Bypass Checkwiringtomakesuresensoror
switchpackarenotbypassed
Lights Will Not
Turn OFF
automatically
Override MakesuresensorisnotinOverrideMode(DIPSwitch8up)
If lights will still not turn OFF, call Technical Services at 1-800-553-3879
AdjustmentsshouldbemadewiththeHVACsystemON.Useonlyinsulatedtoolstomakeadjustments.
Self-Adjust
SensorisshippedintheSelf-AdjustMode.Thisappliestotimedelay,US,andPIRsensitivity.Inpreparationforthe
InstallerTest,thetimedelayissetto15seconds,afterthesensorisinstalled,poweredONandhasstabilized,theunitwill
time-out15secondsafterthelastmotiondetected.CoverageandsensitivitycanbeconrmedbywatchingtheGreen(US)
andRed(PIR)indicatorLEDsonthefrontofthesensor,whilemovingaroundtheroom.
1. WalkaroundtheroomandmonitorLEDs.LEDsshouldonlyturnONforonesecondwitheachmotion.(IfLEDsdonot
turnON,gotoInstallerAdjustments-SensitivityAdjustmentsSection)
2. Standstillsixtoeightfeetawayfromthesensorforveseconds.LEDsshouldnotturnON.(IfanyLEDturnsON,note
LEDandgotoInstallerAdjustments–SensitivityAdjustmentsection)
3. Walkoutsidetheroomandwait15secondsforthelightstoturnOFF.(IflightsdonotturnOFFgotoInstaller
AdjustmentsSection)
4. Re-entertheroomtoactivatesensor.(IflightsdonotturnONgotoTroubleshootingSection)
5. TheunitwillremaininTestModefor5 minutesthenautomaticallyexitTestModeandgofor10min.TimeDelayUser
Modesetting.
Note:ToplaceintoTestMode,toggleDIPSwitch10outofitscurrentposition,wait3seconds,andthenbackintoitsoriginalposition.Toforce
into10minUserModemoveDipSwitches1and2down.(IfDIPSwitches1and2arealreadydown,toggleDIPSwitch1outofitscurrentposition,
wait3seconds,andthenbacktoitsoriginalposition)WhileinTestMode,theLEDswillashonceper1/4second.
Installer Adjustments
Sensitivity Adjustments
Ultrasonic Sensitivity(GreenLED)–Usingasmallatheadscrewdriverturnthegreenpotentiometersothatthearrow
pointsU P.
1. Standindifferentareasoftheroomandwaveyourhands.
2. IftheGreenLEDdoesnotturnON,increasetheUSsensitivitybyturningthegreenpotentiometerclockwiseinsmall
increments.RepeatStep1.
3. Standstillsixtoeightfeetawayfromsensorforveseconds.LEDshouldnotturnON.
4. IfGreenLEDturnsONwithoutmotionorisconstantlyONdecreasetheUSsensitivitybyturningthegreen
potentiometercounter-clock-wiseinsmalldecrements.RepeatStep3.
Hot
Neutral
Line
Load 1
Black
Red
Blue
Purple
Gray
Orange
Switchpack
Blue
Blue
**Hot
**Use Black Lead for 120VAC
Use Orange Lead for 277VAC
Cap Unused Lead
White
Hot
Neutral
Line
Load 2
Switchpack
Blue
Blue
**Hot
**Use Black Lead for 120VAC
Use Orange Lead for 277VAC
Cap Unused Lead
White
Yellow
Brown
Brown/White
Optional Greengate GMDS Switch-
Blue Control Lead- Manual on/off
Red (15VDC)
Black(Common)
Blue (Control)
SENSOR WIRE LEAD LEGEND
Black (Common)
Red (10-30VDC)
Blue (Control)
Yellow (Control)
Brown (Switch-Blue Lead Control)
Brown/White(Switch-Yellow Lead Control)
Sensor's Isolated Relay
Orange (Normally Open)
Gray (Common)
Purple (Normally Closed)
Red (15VDC)
Black(Common)
Blue (Control)
To Additional Switchpacks
10 switchpacks Maximum
Power Pack One Power Pack Two
(-R model only) (-R model only)
Time Delay Activation Activation PIR Sensitivity Walk-Through Mode LEDs Override Daylighting ModeLighting Sweep
DIP Switch
12345678910
PIR Sensitivity
1. Standindifferentareasoftheroomandwaveyourhands.
2. IftheRedLEDdoesnotturnON,checkforanyobstructions.
3. Standstillsixtoeightfeetawayfromsensorforveseconds.LEDshouldnotturnON.
4. IfRedLEDturnsONwithoutmotionorisconstantlyONadjustPIRsensitivityto50%bymovingDIPswitch5U P.
Field-of-view outside the space
1. AdjustPIRsensitivityto50%bymovingDIPswitch5U P.
2. AdjustUltrasonicSensitivity.
Daylight Adjustments (-R model only)
Ifthisfeatureisnotneeded,leavethelightlevelatmaximum(fullyclockwise).
TheDaylightingfeaturepreventsthelightsfromturningONwhentheroomisadequatelyilluminatedbynaturallight.Ifthere
isenoughlightintheroomregardlessofoccupancy,thesensorwillholdthelightsOFF.Ifthereisnotenoughlightintheroom,
thesensorwillallowthelightstoturnONwhenoccupied.
Full and Half Logic Modes(SeeDIPswitchlegend):
InbothFullandHalfLogicmodes,lightsconnectedtotheyellowcontrolleadwillnotturnONuponoccupancyactivation,
shouldtheambientlightlevelexceedthepresetfoot-candlelevel.
After activation:
FullLogicMode–shouldtheambientlightlevelexceedthepresetfoot-candlelevel,thelightsconnectedtotheyellow
controlleadwillturnOFF.ThelightswillremainOFF,untiltheambientlightlevelfallsbelowthesetpoint.
HalfLogicMode–theoutputstateoftheyellowcontrolleadwillnotchangewithambientlightchanges,afteroccupancy
activation.Iftheamountofnaturallightavailablerisesabovethesetpoint,thedaylightsensorwillnotturnthelightsOFFwhile
occupancyisbeingdetected.
Note:Setthelightlevelwhentheambientlightisatthelevelwherenoarticiallightisneeded.Inorderforthisfeatureto
function,theyellowcontrolleadmustbewired.
1. WiththeloadON,putthesensorintoTestMode.ToplaceintoTestMode,toggleDIPswitch10outofitscurrentposition,
wait3secondsandthenbackintoitsoriginalposition.
2. SetDIPswitch10toFullorHalfLogicMode.
3. Setthelightleveltominimum(fullyCCW).
4. Leavetheroomandletthesensortime-outsolightsareOFF.EnterthespaceandlightsshouldremainOFF.
5. MakesurenottoblockthesensorfromthedaylightsourceandadjustthelightlevelpotentiometerCWinsmallincrements
untilthelightsareON.(Pause5secondsbetweeneachadjustment)
6. OncethelightsareON,theloadconnectedtothesensorwillnotturnONiflightlevelsareabovethecurrentillumination.
Time Delay Adjustments
PeoplewhoremainverystillforlongperiodsoftimemayneedalongerTimeDelaythanthedefaultsettingof10minutes.
AslongasAutoisenabled,thesensorwillrespondtoeachpairoffalse-OFFswithnonormalOFFinbetween,byalternately
makingslightadjustmentstoeithertimedelay(by2minuteincrements)orsensitivity,sothereshouldbenoneedformanual
adjustment.Ifmanualadjustmentisdesired,refertoTimeDelaysettingsinDIPswitchlegend.
ResetsensortimedelaytofactorysettingsbymovingDIPswitches1and2down.(IfDIPswitches1and2arealreadydown,
toggleDIPswitch1outofitscurrentposition,wait3seconds,andthenbacktoitsoriginalposition)
Automatic Mode
InAutomaticONMode,thelightsturnONwhenapersonenterstheroom.Ifoptionalmomentarylowvoltageswitchesare
usedalongwithAutomaticONMode,activatingtheswitch(es)whiletheloadisONturnstheloadOFF.Whentheloadisturned
OFFmanually,aslongasthesensorcontinuestodetectoccupancytheloadsstayOFF.Afterthetimedelayexpires,thelights
stayOFFandthesensorgoesbacktoAutomaticONMode.Forwiringinformationfortheoptionalmomentarylowvoltage
switch(es),pleaseseethewiringsectionoftheinstallationinstructions.
Manual Mode
InManualONMode,theoptionalmomentarylowvoltageswitch(es)isrequiredtoturntheload(s)ON.Onceactivatedthe
sensorwillmaintainthelightsONuntilmotionceasesandthetimedelayexpires.WhiletheroomisoccupiedtheBASrelay
remainsactive.Afterthetimedelayexpires,theload(s)willautomaticallybeturnedOFFandtheswitch(es)mustbeusedtoturn
theload(s)ONunlessthereismotiondetectedwithinthe10secondre-triggerperiod.
Lighting Sweep Option
Ifselected,thisDIPswitchoptionforcesaninitial60seconddelayupon“power-up”topreventfalseactivationinbuildings
withcomputercontrolsystems.
1. MoveDIPswitch9U P.
Override
TheOverridesettingallowsthelightstoremainONintheunlikelyeventofsensorfailure.
1. MoveDIPswitch8U P.
WhileinOverrideMode,theoptionallowvoltagemomentaryswitch(es)willtogglethelightingload(s).
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